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Difference between having the word 'have' and not having it?

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Latest post Sat, Feb 25 2006 2:41 AM by Anonymous. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  200624 Fri, 24 Feb 06 10:48 PM
Hello there,
What is the difference between the two sentences.

Yes, I figured you came by. Happy Studying!

Yes, I have figured you came by. Happy Studying!

the first sentense doesn't have the word 'have' infront of figured and the second senctence does.

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Anonymous
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Anonymous, 3 yr 273 days ago
The first sentence sounds much more natural to me. 
The second sentence would sound funny. 

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