Coming Soon, another t3hfr3ak creation

[t3hfr3ak]

Introducing...
 
A story of sadness...
 
A thrilling adventure...
 
From the person who did a repeat of the NES DVD player...
 
Who also created the dancing X-Box...
 
And most recently the stack of Pentium 3's used as a shelf...
 

t3hfr3ak (that's me) is starting another project! What type of project you might ask? Well that will be easy to answer. Take a look at the forum this is in. Hacking, Modifying, and Restoring. This is more of a creation that I am doing but You guys will learn more as time continues. This project could take me a couple weeks and I hope to put together some video montages. The first in the project will appear this friday night (EST) or saturday afternoon with at least pictures of what is going on.

Now in regards to WHAT I am doing, I refuse to say until someone can guess exactly what it is. Please no guessing until I at least have the first set of pictures up.

WARNING
(1)t3hfr3ak, hereas known as the author, does not condone or support the use of lame introductions and simply did one here out of randomness and to bring on a theme of epic-proportion. (2)vintagecomputing.com and all subsidies does not support nor is interested at all in anything the author has to offer and is not responsible for any injury done unto the author as a result of any of the authors projects. (3)By reading the warning down here, you agree to be bored for the entirity of this post and refusal to accept these terms may lead to a fine of up to and including $10(USD) and/or 30 minutes in a federal prison. (4)Any mutations, anomolies, and/or genetic alerations will be shot on sight. Seriously, I am sick of seeing them. (5)That is all (6).

[sirpaul484]

Well, I'm intrigued.
Is it... a stack of Pentium 4s used as a shelf? or maybe a stack of Athlons?

[Zachary]

Me too... A stack of nine CRT monitors (three in each row) showing 1/9th of a Super Mario Bros game on each screen?

[RedWolf]

Sounds interesting.

My guesses:

A stack of Xboxes?

One Xbox with a NES in it?

An Xbox in a NES?

A stack of Xbox NESes turned into a shelf?

Tell us! 

[t3hfr3ak]

you know, I really gotta remember the whole measure twice cut once concept.. I just cut ANOTHER board a bit too short  

[sirpaul484]

Hmmm..

Judging by your last post, I think I have an idea... is it... a MAME cabinet???

[RedWolf]

Hmm.. a NES cabinet?  A hybrid Xbox/NES cabinet?

[t3hfr3ak]

I hope this doesn't give it ALL away

[RedWolf]

Ah ha!  A phone booth!

[Moondog]

It's an Easybake Oven big enough to heat up Hungry Man frozen dinners and bake full-sized cakes.

[orsty3001]

Ah ha!  A phone booth!

Bill and Ted's phone booth!

[RedWolf]

A treehouse?

[t3hfr3ak]

Progress? Yes. Near Death experience? Of course. Story?

It was a dark and stormy night. t3hfr3ak, an anxious young man, excited for the nearing completion of his project, continued using a jigsaw to cut out some wood. In the process of sawing away the wood, the power cord crawled its way towards the blade. Slowly it moved towards to blade, as if building anticipation for the coming moments. Just a few centimeters left until the blade cuts through the cord, in its suicide attempt, and sends a jolt up t3hfr3ak's body. It's right beside the blade now, t3hfr3ak just noticed it. Noticing it so close, he panicked. The jigsaw was let loose and the noise grew until after a second or two, t3hfr3ak turned the power off.

The results of my near death trip? HERE!

[RedWolf]

Hmm.  Still looks like a treehouse to me. 

Glad you're not dead!  Keep us updated.. can't wait to see what it really is.

[t3hfr3ak]

Hmm.  Still looks like a treehouse to me. 

Glad you're not dead!  Keep us updated.. can't wait to see what it really is.

Please tell me you are being sarcastic and you actually do know what it is