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From: Niall Smart <nsmart@iona.com>
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On Fri, 26 Sep 1997, Mike Smith wrote:

> > Well it takes some of the motivation to do it, and there is nothing
> > that beats watching the drive go "grrr bonk bonk" when you do something
> > wrong :)
> 
> *chuckle*  Yeah, there is that. Mechanical hardware can be _very_ 
> satisfying to play with.  8)
> 
> (Radar gear can be fun too, but you can't actually _see_ the radiation, 
> only its effects...)

Heh, this brings an image to mind of you ducking madly to avoid the death-ray
from your radar gone mad.

niall