By Cacasodo -

In order to get Stevie back up and running with a new hard drive, Snuffler valiantly sacrifices his butterfeet as he traverses the urban jungle.

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Cacasodo said…
Oh yeah..serious spyware infection. And a preemptive hard power-off while the disk was writing sent the 40GB into a tailspin. But Stevie took advantage of a Best Buy deal I found out about (a 120GB: $50 after rebate), so we got im up and running.
10:02 PM, February 26, 2005
nick w. said…
are you gellin'? get some dr. scholls insoles, man.
1:31 AM, February 27, 2005
Cacasodo said…
Foolish me, no, I'm not. I'm yellin', definitely not gellin'. OUCH!
11:21 AM, February 27, 2005
Cacasodo said…
That scrotum post from the other day should be linked to this one..
10:40 AM, February 28, 2005
Cacasodo said…
And only Seagates have warrantee's > 1 year..unfortunately.
10:41 AM, February 28, 2005
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