The RAM you purchased failed, and the seller attributed it to a short in your motherboard. Is that accurate?

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The RAM you purchased failed, and the seller attributed it to a short in your motherboard. Is that accurate?

The RAM you purchased failed, and the seller attributed it to a short in your motherboard. Is that accurate?

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GustoCraft
Junior Member

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07-22-2016, 10:54 PM

#21

they’re pretty much overlooked in comparison to the US, especially Canada =p. it’ll take a lot more than just forgetting a country to make me upset, since I’m the type who loves those offensive meme and reel videos on YouTube (they’re hilarious, no need to get mad).

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GustoCraft

07-22-2016, 10:54 PM #21

they’re pretty much overlooked in comparison to the US, especially Canada =p. it’ll take a lot more than just forgetting a country to make me upset, since I’m the type who loves those offensive meme and reel videos on YouTube (they’re hilarious, no need to get mad).

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MeggaFAGG0T
Member

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07-26-2016, 01:30 PM

#22

However, some regions are included in North America. While Canada and the UK predominantly use English, Canada also features areas where French is spoken. Many parts of Europe utilize English as a secondary language as well. @Popol don't worry, this is normal.

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MeggaFAGG0T

07-26-2016, 01:30 PM #22

However, some regions are included in North America. While Canada and the UK predominantly use English, Canada also features areas where French is spoken. Many parts of Europe utilize English as a secondary language as well. @Popol don't worry, this is normal.

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okA_
Member

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07-26-2016, 03:22 PM

#23

I understand the Canadian French you're familiar with and its presence in Quebec. But I might be mistaken—I didn't realize many parts of Europe use English as a second language, so I shouldn't be too concerned about language issues if I ever visit.

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okA_

07-26-2016, 03:22 PM #23

I understand the Canadian French you're familiar with and its presence in Quebec. But I might be mistaken—I didn't realize many parts of Europe use English as a second language, so I shouldn't be too concerned about language issues if I ever visit.

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