My NES.

Used to do so with cars, LONG ago. Now, it's ALL "just stuff".

I loved my Nokia 6131 cause it has a button that opens the phone on the side. I missed it when it broke. Now I have to open my phone manually and I'm not ok with that. sigh.

when the first pc i built had a hard drive failure i put
"R.I.P. MaxtorHD1004829"
in my aim profile

I can't beat to live without the mobility of my laptop.

This is not an isolated feeling to grieve the loss of a mechanical loved-one. My son recently lost his helicopter to someone else's mistake. This is a letter he received from a friend in Branson who owns and performs at the Haygood Theatre.

Greetings fellow airmen,
I am a bit concerned about all the grief we have been experiencing with the recent loss of Zanes beloved helicopter before it really had a chance to be a part of our family. I think it is only right that we should all meet and ce

celebrate what could have been and what will be in the future. It is good to let out our feelings as a group and to come to terms with this terrible tragedy. I for one would like to meet and toast the loss of our mechanical friend whose service life ende

ended all too abrubtly.... I would also suggest each one of you call our beloved friend Zane and express your condolences for his loss... Its important that we stick together in a time like this..
With sincere regret,
Mr. Timothy B Haygood
Proud friend

not that I can think of

def! my phone!!

my compy, hours and hours of entertainment