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Dang you guys have DIRTY desks... :huh::blink::unsure:...my mood changes when I can no longer see the top of my desk...

I'll take a picture of my desktop and workstation setup tomorrow...until then enjoy these pics of my entertainment center setup (I still need to buy a 5.1 theater system then I'll be set! - anyone wanna give $500? :huh: :D ). I got the furniture from IKEA for around $130...ENJOY!!!

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i think its safe to say this is the first time i have ever seen a pc in a crate. :laugh:

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July 2002 - Old pic, moved since then, kinda looks the same. :(

Not really much to improve on. :blink:

http://members.shaw.ca/razerback/work.jpg

whats with that sword in front of your keyboard? :o :rolleyes:

It's FireWall :)

No hacker wanna mess with this :D

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July 2002 - Old pic, moved since then, kinda looks the same. :(

Not really much to improve on. :blink:

http://members.shaw.ca/razerback/work.jpg

whats with that sword in front of your keyboard? :o :rolleyes:

It's FireWall :)

No hacker wanna mess with this :D

Nah, I think he's gonna use that sword on that big rat, I mean dog

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ck2k01

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Razerback, after seeing your setup a few months ago I got so jealous. So I actually bought the same desk you got (its just too pimp) and have 2 monitors (soon to get three). LOL man im copying your room setup!

Only problem was that Office Depot shipped the desk to me, (10 days late + plus they tried to overchage me 50 bucs) and 4 of the damn peices were broken! So i have to ship the whole thing back, but this time there sending it out with a guy, and hes gonna assemble it.

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Here we go, very boring and basic, also anyone got any original ideas for doing a few cosmetic mod to my Nokia 8850 Style Case? (Sorry about all the posts, couldn't fit workstation into one pic :blush: )

EDIT: Sorry My Pics Go All Funky, i think i need some web space to upload them to.

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