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And you are back too, Taka.
I've been always around, blacknomi.
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I've been always around, blacknomi.
Home sweet home, isn't it!
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I have just responded. Please point out any specific questions you want my help with until I can become a regular again.
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Sorry, Mike. I'm kind of confused by this one:

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Please point out any specific questions you want my help with until I can become a regular again.

Until you can become a regular again? So when you become a regular, you wouldn't like to be asked any more??
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Sorry, Mike. I'm kind of confused by this one:




Until you can become a regular again? So when you become a regular, you wouldn't like to be asked any more??
When I'm a regular I usually see the questions without guiding. That's all I meant.
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Ah! Now I see what you mean, and I'm glad it was not as I initially interpreted.
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