Does dead monitors go to heaven or trees?

Rouxenator

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In the past when LCD was still expensive I dealt a lot with CRT monitors. After accumulating a few "not economically repairable" a.k.a write-off monitors I decided to get creative with them. Rather than smashing up these poor defenseless peripherals I thought that they should RIP. Take one peppertree, a lot of rope and a couple of dead screens and this is what you get.

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Left is a Cornerstone 20" monochrome, top middle is a Mecer 14" colour VGA and right is 7" monochrome LCD

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Right is a 12" IBM amber

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Left is a Cornerstone 20" monochrome and center is a Mecer 14" colour VGA

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Top is a Mecer 14" monochrome and bottom is a Mecer 14" color VGA

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Xyst 14" colour SVGA

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Cornerstone 19" monochrome tube from a DualPage 120 monitor

Anyone else has "weird" ways of dealing with defunct hardware ? (Like blending it :D)
 
Does it, or does it arent. That are being the questions...:p

Now just add signs to each of them saying "Shot number 1", "Shot number 2" and get a fake skeleton hanging as well. You will never be burgled. But your neighbours will know you're a geek...:D
 
Resurrection of the 5 year old monitor tree thread. Who else has a grown monitor tree since?
 
Yoh. Knock the glass out, and put candles inside for a spooky tree.
 
Personally i would have blown them up with some homemade explosives:)
 
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