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11/05/09
Right on, Malcolm. Fight the power. #nature
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Puppies just do this shit. Now, if your dog is 3 and he does this then I'd have to agree with you.
My puppy, now a little over a year old, ate 2 pairs or prescription sunglasses, $200 and $400 (somehow he got them off my desk, still haven't figured that out), chewed through the cord to our Dyson Vac, $40, ate a lamp cord (yet to be repaired) has shredded numerous pare of socks and underwear (always dirty, go figure), ate the power cord on my brand new mac book power supply ($79), he got the charger to my wife's bluetooth charger, and to her cellphone as well (we had a spare) a couple of rugs, and a bunch of other shit I can't remember. Now he doesn't do any of that stuff. #nature
11/05/09
I worked in an auto parts store that had an ancient TRIAD computer system. It used two huge hard drives, mirrored: one went home with the boss every night.
All was well until data started to disappear. TRIAD's computer techs went nuts for three days looking for the problem. Finally, the boss came out and said, "It's fixed, but the data that disappeared is gone."
I asked what had happened, and he said, "It was a bug on the hard disk."
I wasn't satisfied: "What kind of bug? An electrical problem? A software error?"
He was pretty exasperated. "Come up here and look, smartass."
There it was: the electrified remains of a small insect, fused down into the magnetic media. #nature
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(now i wait for peta retorts) #nature
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