monitor with screwed colour in bottom-right of screen

I don't know, I've found monitor tubes to be fairly sturdy when it comes to imploding. I've TRIED to break them before when throwing them out (why? because its fun). And it usually takes a few good whacks with something fairly heavy to crack the front glass. And then it just hisses as the vacuum is broken and lots of nasty dust floats around... no magic imploding like you see on TV. On the other hand, I've found the back end of tubes, to be very sensitive to breakage, and have cracked the gun off a number of them due to improper shipping, or just giving a hard throw into a dumpster. But again, no imploding, just broken glass. I do plan to attempt to play "monitor golf" with the next one I throw out... take a 10 lb sledge hammer, and swing it like a golf club at the front of the monitor, and see either how far you drive the hammer into the screen, or how far the monitor rolls away. :-) And alas, the building I work in is being sold to a more conservative owner (the local hospital), so I'm loosing my ability to toss things off the roof to watch them smash into the parking lot. The current owner lives many states away and is a little more relaxed about these things... but I don't think the hospital will be happy to have me continue my adventures under their ownership. :-( -chris <http://www.mythtech.net>