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Day: September 18, 2004

Add A Cigarette Lighter To A Pc

September 18, 2004 by Phillip Torrone 1 Comment

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i had all these automobile power accessories, but once i stopped driving, or needing to as much i wanted to find a better use for these. so after looking around at all the home ac/dc convertors, i figured it would just be best to add a cigarette lighter to my pc. who knows, maybe i’ll take up smoking now.

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