[Ti] Never do this...

[Thomas Fulton]

No way........ it was definitely a screw driver. You can tell by the  
shape of the holes.  Glad I had an opportunity to contribute to the  
list. 8-]
On Oct 3, 2005, at 7:58 PM, Thomas Fulton wrote:

>
> On Oct 3, 2005, at 6:01 PM, MBurke6225 at aol.com wrote:
>
>> In a message dated 10/3/05 5:10:34 PM, rob.morris at earthlink.net  
>> writes:
>>>
>>>  Looks like an iBook or 12” powerbook.  Drive slot is on the right  
>>> side...plus drive layout...hmmm
>>
>>  Impact was intense.  From appearance the book was laying on its  
>> bottom on a soft surface like a blanket or rug on a floor.   
>> Trajectory of the ramming object looks from top down centered on  
>> where the apple logo would be which seems self evident from the  
>> location of screen fractures.   I would say damage is from a foot  
>> fall but the overall look and the warping of the case suggest a  
>> rounded, heavy impact object like a 16 pound bowling ball dropped top  
>> down from a height of eight to ten feet off a balcony overlooking a  
>> living room or an outdoor patio.  That said, it was probably the  
>> programming computer of the MacIntel development team in  
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