The Lappy 4000 By Tornado

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Not too shabby, even though the name was such a bad pun

Told you about the size...

Pun? What pun? I knew it was corny, and why, but I didn't know it was a pun.


After everything is said and done, when I whipped it out at the end of my Computer Sciences class to check my e-mail, the looks of jealousy and awe on many of the classmates faces made it all worth it. I haven't felt so good about being a smug asshole in a long time, and never have I been able to feel that way without projecting such feelings. The fact that it plays Half Life 2 flawlessly is just a huge bonus in my book. And the kick ass lights do in fact kick ass.
Granted, it doesn't fit in my laptop case (so I had to buy a full size backpack to carry it, which also allows me to carry my books, so net gain I guess), and the screen attracts dust and hair like Hot Topic attracts douchebags; but I don't find it heavy (I've carried heavier things in my book bags) and it was the best $700 I ever spent. I'm glad I didn't buy the PS3.

Reference to strong bad no?

Flawless half life 2 is awesome.
and yes hot topic does attract douches.
What kind of crappy games did it come with?

That's, that's what you meant. Well, then, yes. It was a pun.

It came with F.E.A.R. and its expansion pack and Age of Empires.

F.E.A.R Was not bad i must say, but repetitive.
And age of empires... What the hell...

I already screwed up something on it (I nuked the MediaDirect software), so it looks like its time to reinstall Windows again.

First, some background: My Vista Ultimate install on the Lappy broke both of the Interstate games for some reason (they both should work, but they don't. And I'm not going to fight them). This is unacceptable. I want to dual boot Vista Ultimate and Media Center 2005 to solve the problem (as well as various other game annoyances), so I can use Media Center for various iffy programs; but my current hard drive is too small to do so. So I bought a 160 GB drive, and I want to transfer everything over from my old drive so I don't have to blow a weekend reinstalling everything. What is the best way to do so, and is it even possible?