Kind of blury but I think those are i386 CPUs secured to the wheels. Pin grid array! Somebody who has that many old CPUs sitting round is probably in the computer teardown business? Or a retro computer buff?
I saw one, can't remember where, several years ago with overlapping CDs like fish scales. It wasn't "blinding", no more so than silver paint or window glass.
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i386 CPUs on wheels?
Kind of blury but I think those are i386 CPUs secured to the wheels. Pin grid array! Somebody who has that many old CPUs sitting round is probably in the computer teardown business? Or a retro computer buff?
Finally
Finally someone found a use for all those old "1000 free hours of AOL!" floppies.
/still using an AOL CD as a coaster
Covering a car in cds
Now THAT would be a public nuisance. Unless they were painted or paint-side out, it would be highly refractive - as in "blinding".
I saw one, can't remember
I saw one, can't remember where, several years ago with overlapping CDs like fish scales. It wasn't "blinding", no more so than silver paint or window glass.
Photo of CD-encrusted car
http://www.flickr.com/photos/serkes/3922323212/
This isn't the one I saw, which was a big 70s American boat, like a Plymouth Fury.
It's holding up very well. I
It's holding up very well. I saw it on Oxford St. A couple/few months ago.
What key is on the door locks?
Could they all be "esc"?