2008 E350 keyfob took a dunk. Will rice help?
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A book with the vibe of Gregg Araki's The Living End?
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Can a Gen 8 X1 Carbon, i5, 16GB RAM run Doom 3?
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Remember the non-stop Dianetics commercials?
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In Taos, what's the upkeep on an Earthship like?
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Dual booting, now I wanna dump Windows, what about Grub?
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Dual booting Ubuntu and Windows. How to dump Windows?
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Anybody still using a Libra H2O? I just inherited mine
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I just got home from my mom's funeral. Well, back to the hotel.
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Please recommend me some Ralph Compton or 'Ralph Compton' books
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Did you know John Wayne made over 80 westerns, but he is famous for guest starring on I Love Lucy.
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Not worth a penny
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If you have Sirius XM, are you First Wave or Lithium (or '80's on 8)?
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In the '80s, Yelling 'Pow!' At Your TV Screen Could Win You a Happy Meal
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Since moving to ebooks, have bookstores lost their lustre?
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Does it ever weird you out how... immature society has become?
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[TOMT] Creepy kids book from the '70's or early '80's
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Anyone read any of Jeffrey J. Marriott's Border Trilogy?
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Glynn Stewart, gay lead characters?
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I (re)watched Zorro, the Gay Blade (1981)
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Vendors at Pride this year...
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Does anyone find they read more classics since moving to an ereader?
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GoogleTV says To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) is joyous, childlike, and whimsical...
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