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• 5 days ago

  Does anyone know of any natural methods for mole removal?

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• 5 days ago

  Do you know of anyone with drastic personality changes after a car accident?

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• 1 week ago

  Does anyone know anywhere "fun" to go in Toronto?

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  Coolermaster or Silverstone? Which would you pick?

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  Does anyone know where I could find an online animal encyclopedia?

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• 1 week ago

  Does anyone know anywhere "fun" to go in Toronto?

  @five99one Yeah, I was just there last year. There’s really not that much to see though. haha And I was born and raised in Toronto, so it wasn’t my first time going neither… @YARNLADY Sounds interesting! I’ll look into it. Thanks. @aprilsimnel Comedy Clubs aren’t really my thing =P Thanks for the suggestion though! @hookecho Yeah! I’ve heard of High Park. My parents would actually always go there on dates before they got married. I think I’ll check it out. Thanks for the reminder. @Siren I think the The Cavalcade of Lights in Toronto start late November. And driving downtown is not an option hahaha traffic down there is probably almost as crazy as driving in NYC
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• 1 week ago

  Is a gaming computer worth it?

  Oh, and in terms of price, if you’re REALLY just looking for something to “play” with, I’d say just stick with consoles. The system I just configured up there could getchu like a PS3 and like…well over 20 games.
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• 1 week ago

  Is a gaming computer worth it?

  @MrGeneVan That really depends. In some cases, it would actually be a lot cheaper to buy ‘em than to build your own. From my own experience, if you’re looking to spend $800—$1600, it’s actually a lot cheaper to just get it from the manufacturer. A lot of companies now-a-days also include a monitor in their bundle, making it more “worth” it. For example, take Dell. When you work things out, alot of there systems are alot cheaper than putting it together yourself. If try to be on par with them in terms of price, you’re gona have to skimp on parts. For example, take their Studio XPS 9000, which is probably borderline should-I-just-build-or-buy. For $1862.24CAN (after tax), the specs are… CPU: i7–920 OS: Windows Home Premium (64-bit) RAM: 12GB DDR3 1066MHz HD: Bluray Disk Combo D: 1TB 7200RPM SC: Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Titanium VC: nVidia GeForce GTX 260 1792MB If you tried to build this on your own, it would be pretty hard to use the same amount of money, n get the same specs. For example, getting the cheapest parts that are available at my local computer store, if I were to match the specs that i stated up there, I would be spending… CPU: i7–920 = $309.99 OS: Microsoft Windows Home Premium 64-bit (OEM) = $144.99 RAM: OCZ (OCZ3M10664GK) DDR3 1066 MHz (2×2048MB) Kit = $89.99×3 HD: Hitachi Deskstar 7K1000 1TB (1000GB) 3.5” SATA 7200rpm = $74.99 D: Pioneer BDC-2202 Internal Blu-Ray Disc/DVD/CD Combo Drive = $134.99 SC: Creative Sound Blaster X-FI TITANIUM = $96.99 VC: EVGA GeForce GTX 260 Core 216 576MHZ 1792MB 1.998GHZ GDDR3 PCI-E 2XDVI-I HDTV Out Video Card = $295.76 (this is online, so the price is excluding shipping) Totaling that up, the price would be $1500.29 after tax. Which means you only have about $360 to get a mobo and a case. And considering that most LGA1366 mobos are around $200 (before tax), and most decent looking cases are well over $200…you’re already gona start to go overboard. And that price also doesn’t include a keyboard, mouse, and Microsoft Works. And note that in the build that I stated, the OS is also OEM. Upon that, Dell also offers 1 year warranty. If you mess up your configurations or hardware while assembling the parts, you also dont have that ease of mind that you would have if you bought it from a manufacturer. So as you can see, in scenarios like this…maybe it would just be cheaper for you buy it from a manufacturer than to assemble your own. HOWEVER! with that being said…I’m more of an assembler myself =). Even if it costs more, I would probably build it instead of buying it. It’s nice to take the time to pick out your own parts; put them together; and then see a final product that you built with your own hands (with disregards to the transistors and LEDs and other tiny little parts, if you’re gona get all technical with me).
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• 1 week ago

  Does meditating really help?

  Can anyone guide me through doing this? haha I don’t think I just sit there, relax, and breathe, right?
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• 1 week ago

  Do the Removed by Fluther answers deserve a Hall of Shame that can be "visited"?

  If anything, I’d rather have Fluther allow us to ask more questions within a day =P The comments that are removed are probably removed for a very good reason..
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