ha ha ha ha ha ha

[Vaio]

ha ha ha ha etc

although the freezing the hard drive DOES actually work,

~Vaio~

[KraKto$is8]

Look at the woman in the picture, she looks like she's undergoing complex bowel movements.

Mr Palmer recalled the case of a couple who had hundreds of pictures of their baby's first three months on their computer, but managed to reformat the hard drive and erase all the precious memories.

So they can't actually remember what their child looks like without the aid of computerised photos? Weird...

[Phalon]

Hardly.

People like to have photos of their children because they change so much when they're growing up.

It's a sentimental thing.

No sympathy for them for mangaing to reformat their hard drive though.

[Hicks]

A female user placed her laptop on top of her car while getting in. Forgetting about the laptop, it slid off the roof and she then reversed straight over it as she set off

Why isn't this surprising ?

[KraKto$is8]

Originally Posted by Phalon

Hardly.

People like to have photos of their children because they change so much when they're growing up.

It's a sentimental thing.

No sympathy for them for mangaing to reformat their hard drive though.

I know why people take photos of their children (or other people's children in Dace's case), but I was poking fun at the expression of the article that made it seem that the loss of pictures lead to the loss of memories...

[Apothos]

"While a large office was being constructed, a steel beam fell on a laptop that contained the plans for the building."

Hoho.