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jay. the boy behind the blog. most recent zygote of estelita and florencio. has been around the sun 26 times. likes hip hop, funk & jazz, lonely planet guidebooks, orwell novels, spike lee films, steamed jasmine rice, backpacking, mom's porkchops, peanut butter and banana sandwiches, independent film and music, sunshine and lime jello. has an affinity for jet-black haired asian girls with brown almond eyes and gleaming smiles, german dogs and old skool sneakers. rocks hard and fresh - day and night 'till kingdom come.
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Saturday, April 14, 2007

fresh (what's next?): the brick
put up your hand if you played with lego when you were younger. shoot, put up your hand if you still find yourself playing with those colorful bricks or if you basically spend a good 30 mintues at toys'r'us checking out the new stock from the building block giant.

as i slowly run out of space on my ibook i've been on the hunt for an external hard drive. but i ask...why buy just any external HD? cop "the brick" by lacie.

"the brick" is basically a cross-platform (apple and PC friendly) external HD that comes in different colors, is stackable and is just so damn fun. in an era where our computers are taking up status in our lives equal and greater to our television and stereo systems, who wouldn't wanna have their own stack of bricks beside their pretty mac or ugly p.c to show off?

available in 150G, 250G, 300G and obese 500G capacities from french company lacie, the brick is oozing freshness and has the price that's nice.
cop your own brick today.

"the brick" because hardware aesthetics shouldn't have to be compromised for function; the two should be married in hedonistic bliss.

[official biz at lacie.com]
[c|net review of lacie's "brick"]

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