There are moments in life when the challenges of a busy schedule, encumberences, distraction, and stupidity all converge at one terrible moment resulting in tragedy. That is what happened to me last fall during my morning commute. As I hurried out the door with hands and arms full of gadgets and wares, embarking in my vehicle, I failed to notice that I had inadvertently dropped one important item on the ground.

Having sped off for work and returning later in the day, I noticed a small metallic object laying in the driveway near where my truck is normally parked. "What the heck is that?" I half wondered. No sooner had that inquisitive thought entered my simian brain when I came to a horrible realization..."Oh my God, it's my iPod!". Yes, that shiny piece of metal laying lifeless on the pavement was my dear departed music player, crushed by the full weight of my Ford Ranger. Obviously the poor little fellow had fallen out of my grasp as I was entering my truck and had landed directly in the path of my tires, which did a fantastic job of making the already slim iPod a lot thinner than designed.
So, that's the story. My fifth generation iPod has been gone for about three months now and I have fallen back to an ancient fourth generation iPod Photo. Waiting for the day when Apple will announce a new and improved model worthy of my Ben Franklins. Hopefully soon.

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WOW! 2 months ago, I had a hard time getting into my truck (Ford f350) on the way to work, my alarm battery was bad. My arms were full, so I set my things down to deal with the problem. A few minutes lator I got the door open and began to back down the driveway, right then it felt like I ran over my news paper, the problem is I dont take the paper! Yes I ran over my 17" 2.33GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro, Now thats a bad day!!!
Posted by: JJ | March 1, 2007 1:05 AM
Holy cow! You got me beat. Running over your iPod will ruin your day...but running over your MacBook Pro will ruin your entire month! :-(
Posted by: Kent Pribbernow | March 1, 2007 8:13 AM