I'm buying one of these for every one of you for Christmas!

I think the performance would outweigh the inconvenience! Don't worry, you won't have to pay for shipping!

 

Dude!!! The Uniblab 9000!!! Jetson's gonna be ticked you swiped out all of his office supplies

 

hey i will take one you sure you could pay for shipping i live in a black hole lol hey what do you think of the new super computer that uses lasers

 

HAHAAH!!! I Love that stuff.. "the home computer of 2004".. ROFL!!!

 

Yea, especially the sterring wheel. Do we get the boat it came off of?

 

hey i want to ask is that his hair standing up? lmao

 

Me i will like to know was the 2 big wheels are for ???

Is it's for more power !?

"More power scotty .no captain is going to blow ?!?!?!?"

 

It's probably an "interactive handrail" to give you something to do with your hands and to keep your balance keeping your neck cocked at that weird angle watching the monitor LOL

Sorta like going to see those 360* movies at Disney World

 

you morons.. it's a mouse wheel.. Sheesh

 

They're for web navigation.

 

You're all wrong.

Wheels like that are used to open and close valves. In order to cool the 4.77MHz processor which is overclocked to a whopping 4.78MHz, a large flow of coolant will be required. Of course, the CPU operates more efficiently at a certain temperature, which means you have to constantly watch the gauge and vary the coolant flow as necessary.

 

An early version of Netscape Navigator

 

Then again, it could be a racing wheel.

 

Actually, the wheels are for the dive planes. That's a control panel for a submarine... or the latest and greatest add on for the computer game Sub Commander.

 

indeed, it's a photoshopped picture some CEO (I think Sun's) was making fun off at some convention, not knowing it's a fake

 

No that's the remote control steering wheel for the car of 2004.

 

Hey Eric, can I have the nifty looking TV instead?

 

You guys are all wrong!!! Obviously the wheel isn't a wheel, its a rail for you to hold on to when the "home computer" starts up. With all that rattling and shaking, you would flopping all around, so this is just too hold on to.

 

two wheels
one for up and down
and one for left and right

but I think its not for a mouse

there are alot of pressure guages
perhaps a cooling thing?
maybe its to control the ink to the word processor!!

but I think that it was just to make it look more convincing for the convention they where at!!

 

God.. you people are thick.. uh.. Force Feedback...Duh!!!

 

http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/hoaxes/computer.asp

 

clever..

DIVE DIVE!!!!

 

Oh, well, I'm still getting everybody one, whether you want one or not!

Gary, I'm getting you TWO!!!

 

Cool! I can play Sub Commander with a friend.

 

so now we are gonna play Navy. . .
I'll be the captain (if its ok)
thats the same as a General in every other service
(for those who don't know)

and eric,
I'll pay the shipping charges(well I have forty cents in my pocket)
. . .so some

 

Aw, man...







The Future...BIGGER, BOXIER, BETTER

 

ok, you can buy me one, but save on the shipping, because we don't have to room, and you'll have to keep it there..........from what I remember....looking at the photos of your place, I probly have a little bit more room then you guys, but, still don't have the room for one of those...........thanks for thinking of me......wobbles

 

Sure you can be the captain.

Of course, the captain answers to the admiral, which is actually equivalent to a General.

But not to worry. Admirals are either ashore or in charge of a fleet, or at least a battle group, and he does NOT control the ship he's on directly. Plus, the admiral's flagship will not be a sub, so you'll be in sole command of your ship.

Besides, Eric promised me two of them, so we can both be captains. Screw the admiral.

 

yea I meant Col.

I knew what I meant

Subs smell anyway. . .

 

Yum, delicious - Italian subs, ham & turkey subs, combo subs....getting hungry just thinking about it.




Isn't Jonathan ARCHER already Captain of the Enterprise? (think you'd be out of your league underwater)

 

its the same only the pressure is backwards, right?

Harve Bennett co-writer ST II -STV(films)

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