More for Knots, but I don’t drink tea, so we’ll put it here someone can cross-post it if they wish. Click the picture for more. These could even make Windows look good! Probably not.
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the new MAC?
bobl Volo, non valeo
Baloney detecter
Another really kool link. That's two in two days now (Tips for pricing a project being another). How are you going to keep up the pace?
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The burden is overwhelming. Ha ha ha!
Form follows function.
http://boortz.com/more/funny/redneck_pics_computer.html
Best use a Wintel has ever been put to. Is the beer micro-brewed? Get it..."micro"! rrr
You should sent it to maximumpc, every month they have the "rig of the month" contest.
That's pretty sharp.
Beautiful! Your work?
Only problem..... at the present rate the guts will be obsolete before the finish is dry. Who ever heard of an heirloom computer?
My work? Hardly. I prefer my Macintoshes in their original state of perfection!