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Thailand is lovely in general, the food, people, everything. I've been there at-least 4 or 5 times as it's really close to Australia, so it's our usual holiday spot. Most of the time we go to Phuket, but we went to Koh Yao Noi on our last holiday to Thailand. It's a lot quieter and you can hire a bicycle and cycle around the entire island in about 40 minutes or so. I think accommodation was pretty pricey though, especially when compared to Phuket. Everything else is stupidly cheap, especially as Australia is super expensive. I've been a heck lot of places thanks to my fathers line of work (he often gets jobs that require him to work nationally and internationally, so my mother and I tag a long some times. That's also how I ended up living in Dubai). America, India, England, Turkey, Singapore, Spain, Thailand, Maldives, just to name a few. I don't particularly like traveling, but there's something about waking up at 4 AM and driving to the airport knowing you're going somewhere you've never been before. Hopefully, next year, I'll be off to Japan for my 18th. Still deciding which city though, but I think Tokyo would be awesome.

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If you go to Thailand, don't go to Bangkok. Koh Yao Noi is a little island just off the coast and it is probably the nicest place I've been to in Thailand. The food was amazing and people are really welcoming and friendly, even if they didn't speak a word of English. Sydney is very expensive, but is still a lovely place to visit. Dubai, yet again is expensive, but it's a must. I lived there for about 8 months and it was a truly unique experience. I'd also recommend visiting Singapore and Spain, too, as both are lovely.

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If the start time were to change a few hours, then so would the end time. As much as I hate mornings, I like school ending at 2:54 PM. That being said, I never have time for breakfast at home (I eat something before school starts though) and I only get about 5-6 hours sleep every week night.

Generally Notebooks/laptops are not recommended for gaming. That being said, you should be able to run Grand Theft Auto IV on low to medium settings with a decent frame-rate. You will need to upgrade to a desktop computer with better hardware if you're wanting to play Grand Theft Auto IV on higher settings or other graphically intense games.

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I'm a big fan of Halo and have been for many years, so I was absolutely thrilled when a high definition remake of previous titles was announced. Halo 2 will always hold a special place in my heart, as it was one of the first shooters I ever played. A cinematic launch trailer has been released for Halo 2: Anniversary, and boy does it look pretty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixRkpdTZSh8 The collection comes out on November the 11th on Xbox One.

A 760 will be fine.

First things first, dump SparkIV and download OpenIV. Secondly, check out the tutorials section. :)

Nice thread you've got here. It'd be a shame if a moderator were to blatantly post bragging about our victory. Oh, did I mention that we won?