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that is ****ing amazing.
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good luck modding that thing...
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good luck modding that thing...
What chew mean "Good Luck modding that thing"
That thing IS the mod..
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I meant upgrading.
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Nice, but very expensive. The clock alone cost $160. He's got way more money spent on the case than the pc components, which probably cost too much as well.

I find that a cardboard box, a old discarded VCR case, a pine box, or no case at all serves my purposes just fine.
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wow, i saw that on TV before, i think it from a show called 24.
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Great case, wish I had the skills and time to do one of my own....


One day!

Right now,, wait there is my thread idea...
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Hella flashy; if you have a lot of money or are a welding genius, this is for you.
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And don't have kids
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