10: 3/4″ long, 5/16″ diameter rounded head screws
2: ’s’ hooks
2: eye hooks
1: 1″x2″x10′ piece of pine
3 feet of small chain
$8 spent at the dollar bin at Amoeba

Left, to right:
Capitol Records October 1964 sampler
The Beatles - “White Album” (side 1)
INXS - Listen Like Thieves
Elvis Presley - Elvis
Depeche Mode - People Are People album (USA)
Depeche Mode - Music For The Masses (original UK vinyl…water damaged)
Wings - Venus & Mars
Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Trust
The Beatles - “White Album” (side 4)
Oingo Boingo - Nothing To Fear

Total cost: about $20. Price of stealing a Lucky Jeans store floor display idea for home use: priceless.

Kind of takes all the fun out of it when the car owner puts the punchline of his/her car, on the actual car.

Kernal panic. When a hard drive dies when you are in the middle of working on something (usually very important), you get the pleasure of seeing the above pop onto your screen. It is always a joyous thing to see, and gives me the (not so rare) opportunity to scream my lungs out at an inanimate object.

My oldest hard drive died today. Lucky for me, it was just a scrap drive for already-backup-up files, running via an old SCSI PCI card. Ewww…

Maxtor sucks ass! NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER (keep repeating until your brain becomes numb) buy a Maxtor hard drive!

Lacie. Western Digital. Seagate. Buy those.

Go to the Video page of bratproductions.com to see a video of what I did to my last Maxtor hard drive.