> This is a free-will thing.  If a free hard drive isn't worth it to you,
fine,
> don't enter.  If you would like the drive and have the time, go for it!
When I
> was in college, this is exactly the kind of thing I would have done.  I
had lots
> of time but no money.  Can anybody relate to that?  Now I have some money
(not a
> lot) and no time.  Do I hear a chorus of "amens?"

Amen......

> BTW, my largest hard drive is a 10G on my main computer, a 133MHz K6 (I
have a
> laptop that's faster, a 233 Pentium) and I have a 15" monitor.  I could
use the
> drive (and an new motherboard) as much as anyone.


 I have about the same....

> Andy

Andy K N1YEW

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