Let me tell you that I feel your pain multiplied by beyond measure, I am a Marine, and about a month ago my 700GB Seagate external drive fell off the desk and onto the floor while it was running, The drive was 98% Full of data, I lost it all due to a earth shaking explosion. There went 400GB of music (all complete albums) 100GB of personal photo's 100GB of videos and 50GB of documents including 2 books I was writing that were works in progress. Now to make things worse my firend (another fellow marine) tries to make it work by interchanging the power supply that belonged to my 500GB Lacie Bigdisk, that idiot ended up adding insult to injury. By trading power supplies he ended up frying my 500GB Lacie drive Which was 100% full of the rest of my music. Now picture this happening to you except your holding an arsenal of weapons at your disposal at the time.
And reporters wonder why friendly fire happens so often.
