Listen.

My speaker setup for my computer is like this:
My right speaker is a pretty good computer speaker, my left speaker is a
two speaker stereo system. How this works is the wire that connects my
two computer speakers is the same type as that which is the Aux input for
my stereo. Since I've plugged it into the left stereo input, the left speaker
is much louder than the right, at -30db the balance is pretty much perfect.

So last night I'm going to sleep and I'm listening to music on my computer
as I'm falling asleep and I decide that rather than turning it up and
possibly waking other people up, I'll just turn the left speaker toward me
(my bed's on the left of my desk). So I do. I wake up and go to school
and come home. Now this is about 16 hours after I went to sleep, I
walk into my room and turn on my monitor. I forgot that there are
some pretty big magnets in the speakers. Magnets and monitors don't
go together very well. Needless to say, my entire screen is wierdly
colored. Not a big deal though, I stole this monitor from my old school
and I think I have a few more that I grabbed still downstairs. But I sort
of like it. The top left of the screen distorts color in a different way than
the bottom left, than the top right, than the bottom right, so it's like
a gradient of awesome distorted colors all across my screen. My start
button is maroon, the bar itself is bright green which fades into the
normal blue which then fades into a purple color at the right. The top of
this window is maroon which fades into blue which then fades into a
cool orange color.

Anyway, that's my story for the day, if I weren't a lazy bastard I'd
take a picture of it.

However, I'm a lazy bastard.

.opt