Here's the thing...
The Fortress has 2 (newish) IBM laptops in the Lounge Room. On Sunday, one of them (not the primary one) stopped working, for no reason. A pain-in-the-backside, but I have Warranty so it's OK.
The IBM Technician attended today and pronounced that it needed to be taken to the workshop, as it had liquid damage... specifically a sticky liquid damage that's about a week old. This is (understandably) not covered by warranty.
So, the question is begged: Who's the culprit? Enquiring minds wish to know, as I know that <b>I</b> didn't do it, and there is now a LARGE repair bill for it pending (replacing shot motherboard etc...).
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