One mixed-up dude

[greatbear]

For the past hour or so I have been doing some research for upcoming projects. I need to find one more double entry door for the basement, so I have been trying to find something similar to what I have now that is not some cheap piece of wonky shit that has been nothing but trouble. Looks like I might have to satisfy once again my fenestration lust with an outswing version of the two Andersen frenchwood hinged doors I currently have on order. Sheesh. More money.

I am also going to start collecting parts for two new PCs, since it looks like the current Athlon system is semi-toast and will take up residence in the Lab Of Doom downstairs. I need a do-all system that is quiet, powerful and can also stand in as a digital audio workstation much like my current PC is doing. Watercooling will make a comeback for sure, becuase it has definitely been a way to make a high-end PC very quiet in operation. A second, small form factor PC will be made for the home theater. These are winter projects. More money. *rolls eyes*

Here is the scary part, and I cant really put my finger on why I'm doing it. I am looking at used Ferraris. WTF?

Comments

[danthered.livejournal.com]

Looking at used Ferraris? That's easy to explain: It means you loathe money, but have a great deal of it. Buying an Italian car is a good partial solution to that particular problem. The complete solution is to actually drive such a vehicle, and keep it running.

[mhkrabat.livejournal.com]

I notice that computers and doors seem to take precedence over what I feel should be your true priority!

(With apologies to) Denise McCluggage, the automotive writer who as a young woman had just gotten herself an apartment. She had no furnishings but did have a Ferrari parked out side. She'd figured her priorities were set just right.