Or maybe people are dumb and put their PowerBooks on balcony ledges. I guess I can agree that saying it was meant to happen would be an easier way to cope with loosing a $3200 PowerBook.corywoolf said:Everything happens for a reason
rdowns said:Doucy2 will probably want to buy it.
I find it funnier with everyone offering their condolences for him and his loss. I'm tempted to ask when the funeral will be.powermac666 said:![]()
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What a load of troll dung this story is. Spending $6,400 for 2 PB's in two days, yet no cash for a digital camera (or even a camera phone)?![]()
mac-er said:I smell a troll...
Only one response from this guy, and no pictures posted? Hmmm...
And just about every credit card company offers protections....
P.S. All those digg.com people can rot in hell for their anti-Apple comments...shows what they know.
roflmao!!!!!alex_ant said:I used to manage an all-Mac computer lab at a local university. We just got in a new shipment of 40 dual 2.0GHz G5s, totally maxed out with 30" Cinema displays. Well, the shipment came a day early, before we had cleared off the old computers from the tables, so we had nowhere to put them. Just our luck, this building happened to have a large balcony with a wide, flat railing that happened to be completely unused, so we unboxed all the G5s and displays and sat them all on the balcony handrail. But it was really windy that day and, while we were inside, everything blew off and fell 10 stories to the pavement below, killing 2 people and smashing up some cars, and needless to say, everything was in pieces. I was nearly in tears, but what can you do? Macs are just so well designed! So we rented a semi truck and drove down to the Apple Store and bought 40 more maxed-out Macs. (I put them on my credit card) So it all worked out in the end!
I wish I had some pics, but I can't afford a digital camera.![]()
alex_ant said:I used to manage an all-Mac computer lab at a local university. We just got in a new shipment of 40 dual 2.0GHz G5s, totally maxed out with 30" Cinema displays. Well, the shipment came a day early, before we had cleared off the old computers from the tables, so we had nowhere to put them. Just our luck, this building happened to have a large balcony with a wide, flat railing that happened to be completely unused, so we unboxed all the G5s and displays and sat them all on the balcony handrail. But it was really windy that day and, while we were inside, everything blew off and fell 10 stories to the pavement below, killing 2 people and smashing up some cars, and needless to say, everything was in pieces. I was nearly in tears, but what can you do? Macs are just so well designed! So we rented a semi truck and drove down to the Apple Store and bought 40 more maxed-out Macs. (I put them on my credit card) So it all worked out in the end!
I wish I had some pics, but I can't afford a digital camera.![]()
Theman2290 said:Anyway, to make a long story short they ALL fell over and killed 200 people and 10,000 kittens!
You mean 10.7 won't be named Whiskers or Fluffy?mad jew said:That's 10,000 potential OSX names you just killed there. I hope you feel rotten!![]()
He tried to sell the PowerBook...xli_ne said:o look... macman got banned.
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should have bought that camera.
CiBoys said:i just think this is a "story" not at all realuntil i see some pictures. if he can affort a 3,000 PB he should have a digital camera. COME ON LET SEE IT...
EJBasile said:Didn't your mother ever tell you not to sit on the railing, or put your glass near the edge of the table?
Assuming this story is true, I feel really sorry for you man. $3,000 out the window.
pianojoe said:Rule: Never put anything on the balcony railing.
Question: Is it because I might lose my brand new PowerBook?
Answer: No, blockhead. It is because you might actually kill someone.
Note: This is "kill" like in "a dead body lying on the ground after being hit by a notebook computer that someone left on the balcony railing".
katie ta achoo said:In Texas, we have Coke and Dr. Pepper.
If you order coke, you get a pepsi
or
if you order coke you get a coke.
We call them sodas!
(if anyone calls them POPs.. I swear, I'll send you the only virus written for OS X EVER! It really bugs me!)
OK, I don't know why that is relevant to anything (It's not)
Good luck with the PB!