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About EthanTheFrogMan
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Title
Ribbit, Ribbit
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Gender
Male
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Occupation
Server Manager's Assistant-Battlefield 4
System
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CPU
i5 4690k
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Motherboard
MB MSI Z97S SLI PLUS ATX R
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RAM
MEM 16GB GSKILL F3-1866C9D-16GXM R
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GPU
EVGA GTX 970 ACX 2.0
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Case
NZXT S340 Black
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Storage
256GB Crucial BX100, 1TB Porsche Design HDD
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PSU
CX500
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Display(s)
ASUS LED 23" PA238QR IPS, 2 other shitty displays
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Cooling
Hyper 212 evo
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Keyboard
shitty compaq keyboard, needs upgrade
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Mouse
SteelSeries Diablo lll
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Sound
apple earpods (don't judge :P)
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Operating System
Windows 10
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My father asked for a pair of nice, quality sounding headphones to use when listening to music on his phone and laptop for the holidays. Keep in mind he he currently uses old apple headphones (not even earpods), and does not want earbuds as he finds they often fall out. Is there a good quality, wired pair of headphones with moderate highs, while not "bass boosted" that he may enjoy around the $70 usd price point? I was looking into the HD429's but they are no longer available it seems, and the 30x's have such a long cord... Thanks, Ethan
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its true its cosmetic, but I spoke with a body shop owner who is a friend of mine, and he and I are both worried the crack in the bumper is going to spread with no support, and a drifters stitch is not a possibility as it would have to be bonded to metal. The problem is that half of the bumper has a possibility of breaking off in the long run, at which time I will have to end up replacing it.
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This does not address the fact that she has been rather ignorant in her driving. I might add, someone very lightly rear ended her car (BMW 3 series) and drove off, and she will need a new bumper ($1500+) and her bumper was also damaged slightly by hitting my car, but this does not matter as HER bumper is being replaced regardless.
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True, I told her about it, and she said "oh". I guess im just hoping she will learn to be more careful when she is parking, opening doors, and backing out so she does not damage my car in the future. A crack was made as a result of her hitting the bumper, and I will eventually need to get it replaced, at a cost of $200-250, which I can afford, but I would rather not have to pay for.