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Hahahah! =)
Now, does the safe actually close?
Haha, that tickled me!
Yes it closed! But we had to shift our laptops to the left so there was enough space to close.
This brings back a particular memory. Once myself and three other MacUsers packed our laptop bags into the boot of a small car.
Not long after that another car drove into the rear end of our car at a set of traffic lights.
None of us were worried about our physical state. We all checked out our laptops first. Mine was a Powerbook 3400C. December, 1999.
Cheers, John