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@ 2006/05/21The premise for this article is simple. We take a hard working 16-year-old intern here at BoxGods who has been eagerly waiting to mod his PC for almost three years, fly him to South Texas (with said PC), and spend seven days in a “get it done or die trying” Mod-A-Thon.
As you can see below, he did a fantastic job--it really came out great. Good mods start with a solid theme and Mr Slacker chose a subject near and dear to his heart--the old flag from Belarus, his home before immigrating to the US. Some of you may have seen on the news all the turmoil currently going on in Belarus.
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This article gave us a unique opportunity to present a typical case mod in a step-by-step fashion from the viewpoint of a novice. I also believe that those of you with a few mods under your belt can still find good information here and there throughout the article. I am going to turn the bulk of the writing over to Mr Slacker (it is his story after all), though I will interject comments in italics, and will write the conclusion.
As you can see below, he did a fantastic job--it really came out great. Good mods start with a solid theme and Mr Slacker chose a subject near and dear to his heart--the old flag from Belarus, his home before immigrating to the US. Some of you may have seen on the news all the turmoil currently going on in Belarus.
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This article gave us a unique opportunity to present a typical case mod in a step-by-step fashion from the viewpoint of a novice. I also believe that those of you with a few mods under your belt can still find good information here and there throughout the article. I am going to turn the bulk of the writing over to Mr Slacker (it is his story after all), though I will interject comments in italics, and will write the conclusion.
