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I have an empty Cube case, need help filling it up . . . . .
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Is there a site out there that gives little how-to's on "building a cube".
I had bought an empty cube case off of somebody just because I thought they looked cool but now I want to get this baby running. Any advice, tips and direction would be great.
Thanks in advance.
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Its a start.
Anyone else?
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"Laugh it up, fuzz ball!"
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Originally posted by Socially Awkward Solo:
Sure would be the nicest tissue box around. Of course I don't have a desktop Mac so I want to explore other options. Good idea though.
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