 yup, i'm gettin' a dell. i know, i know. dell, what-ever... my last computer has been in and out of "hospital" since february. no one has seemed to be able to figure out just what the hell's gone wrong with the damn thing, but they all offer to wipe it clean if i'll just buy an new o/s at twice the price from them. let's be honest, it's four years old, a bit outdated and i'm not all that attached to it. so the other night i was handed a dell catalogue and told to keep it under a grand. so i did. i got the one, as my friend pointed out, that looks like you've wiped your ass with it...  yeah, i know y'all care. i'm just excited and wanted to share. i haven't had a laptop since my last one died in '04.  the poor thing, weighed like 50 fucking pounds. atleast it felt like it did lugging it to school and back. held on like a champ though, even if it was just designed for win/98... so, yay me 'n stuff! of course now i have to wait while it's built and shipped, won't be too long though, should be the first week of june... now i'm geeking over accesories. i just need to find a good bluetooth keyboard and mouse... oh yeah, i almost forgot! because i ordered a special package, i got this for free... 
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