A good Windows 98

Looks like the dreaded 'Windows hammer error' I did disassemble a PC CD-ROM about a year ago filled with pieces just like this. Appeared to be a defect in the CD surface (or probably an unnoticed crack in the CD) Whew, blew out all the ribbon cables and etc inside the drive!
 
I have seen a similar picture of a cd. The bloke was trying to say it was due to the high speed CD drives that are available. I can't see it myself, have you ever tried to break a cd on purpose. They bend like 90 degrees until they finally snap and slice your hand open!
 
Some CD's bend farther than a rubber contortionist before breaking, if they break at all; others snap at the slightest provocation. It probably has to do with the quality of the materials composing the CD.

That's the best version of Windows ever made. I used to do that to GayOL discs in the mail, but now I give them to my sister (she does something with them; I don't know what, but it doesn't involve a computer).

In Berkeley, I saw a car that had been covered with CD's to resemble fish scales. I guess you've got to do something with all those GayOL discs...
 
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