Closer inspection reveals it was a DVD player.
My guess is that holiday weekend plus booze plus warm weather plus malfunctioning DVD player pushed someone over the edge.
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Not yet. A decent audience promptly assembled to witness the tantrum and the female neighbour with the sharp tongue* was in full scolding mode.Originally posted by cojak View PostHave you found out why?
I'll ask when everyone has cooled down.
* Nice enough lass when I first met her. Had to downgrade her from "want to know her better" to "don't get involved" after hearing some unfortunate bloke get a prolonged earful.
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I'd wager asking someone who has just lost it enough to throw a whole puter out of a window, isn't going to be in a good frame of mood for a while and possibly a bit unhinged naturally. I pour tea on mine to make it suffer when it annoys me.
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Originally Posted by Sysman
One of my neighnours has just thrown a computer out of an upstairs window.
It's in bits now, all over the pavement.Originally posted by cojak View PostHave you found out why?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
because it fell, 16 maybe 18 feet, onto a hard surface
they are not exactly built to be thrown around, are they ?

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Originally posted by cojak View PostHave you found out why?
because it fell, 16 maybe 18 feet, onto a hard surface
they are not exactly built to be thrown around, are they ?
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I could never imagine you lived in Moss Side.Originally posted by Sysman View PostOne of my neighnours has just thrown a computer out of an upstairs window.
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Tell him thats not what they mean by exiting windows, unless it was a linux box and he didn't know that tux couldn't fly.
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