Bad week at RAZBAM

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Prowler1111

Charter Member 2011
Well, we had a hard drive crash at the begining of this week...lost some, saved most, but we did had a blow right into our belly..anyway, here is what was very usual all this week long here..
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Best regards
Prowler:banghead:
 
There is supposed to be a youtube link there, but not working..and i really don´t have the patience now...hehe
 
Sorry to hear that Ron! been there, done that, sucks for sure!
 
Prowler1111 said:
There is supposed to be a youtube link there, but not working..and i really don´t have the patience now...hehe
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You got it. I see it. Very sorry to hear about the HD failure. Seems like HD failures are more common these days. Had a couple within the past year myself.... :kilroy:
 
LMAO, man, those guys REALLY need to find another line of work......away from technology!:icon_lol:

the guy with the fire extinguisher is me, I hate walking into the mens room when some ahole has been smoking!:banghead:

I usually hit the gym and take it out on tyhe punching bag when I feel the need
 
Yup, HD is what shot on my old Velocity back in June. Saved most all pertinent info with a Symantek Clone Copy when I got my new tower built.Sorry to hear that Prowler, looks like a lot of us get to wear that T-shirt this year.

Caz
 
Sorry to hear that, Ron.

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