nice chips

i was at fry's electronics the other night picking up a usb cable to connect my laptop to my receiver. that'll allow me to stream music from my laptop to my home audio system. the receiver came with this usb remote transmitter that would allow wireless streaming but i found that it interfered with the wireless internet signal on my laptop. i'll just use the wireless transmitter with my desktop since it's hooked up directly to the router. anyhow, at the end of the computer accessories aisle i see these two ladies dressed in abercrombie-ish gear. cute too. then they camped in front of the motherboards mounted on the wall and seemed to engage in technical discussion. kinda hot, right? what's a brother to say, "nice chips"? i don't know my way around the internals of a computer (i left that to my former landlord, neo) but the thought of these gals tinkering with their own computers was kinda sexy. it may be common these days but when i was in college we barely used the computer except for word processing, never for email or the internet. for me, the equivalent might be gals checking out a wrx, classic steel mountain bikes, bass guitars, or the candy aisle. i met a stripper in houston that owned a wrx sti, sandy in sf owns a bontrager, and i met an intermediate bass player at guitar center in sf. 3 down, 1 to go.