Netspace's green box: Caption contest

Netspace regulatory and carrier affairs manager Matthew Phillips has a lovely big green box. But what's inside? Tell us to win a double DVD box set of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre films.

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Thanks to our friends at Roadshow Entertainment, ZDNet.com.au and Builder AU are giving you the chance to win a double DVD box set, including The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.

To win, post your caption in the talkback below this article.

The picture was taken of Netspace regulatory and carrier affairs manager Matthew Phillips launching the company's newly expanded ADSL2+ broadband services in Tasmania. You can post as anonymous if you wish, but make sure to include your correct address in the email field so we can let you know you've won!

The ZDNet.com.au and Builder AU editorial teams will choose the best entry after a week of discussion and announce the winner on the morning of Thursday, 30 July. Terms and conditions can be found here.

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Talkback 16 comments

    One small step Anonymous -- 24/07/09

    Go on, jump in and tell me if the light stays on when I close the door.

    Who you gonna call? Anonymous -- 24/07/09

    Egon Spengler loaned this containment system as a technology trial. It supposedly has the capacity for 200,000 ghosts/poltergeists/banshees/wraiths/apparitions, but noone is quite sure if it can hold the unrelenting spirit of Stephen Conroy.

    those were the days xBeanie -- 24/07/09

    This is a flux capacitor. It will take us back to the days when connection speed was governed by engineering, not marketing.

    Green Box Anonymous -- 24/07/09

    Two DSLAM's and what appears to be a Fibre MUX or DC power system

    Caption Comp Anonymous -- 24/07/09

    "This is not what I had in mind when I asked if we could make them greener"

    Take that Stevo Anonymous -- 24/07/09

    Mr Conroy will never find my private collection of Number 69 in here .

    re: Take that Stevo Anonymous -- 24/07/09 (in reply to #320162764)

    Or you could wait up a little later and watch "The Box". Just like Number 96 but with less clothing!

    Green box Anonymous -- 24/07/09

    This is the only box I'll ever get my fingers in

    Hands on Anonymous -- 24/07/09

    Matt with both hands on the equipment. That's commitment.

    back in my day Nathan -- 24/07/09

    we didn't have any of these small keyring usb drives. We had portable hard drives like this that we used to carry on our backs through the rain and snow.

    Photo Op Ben D -- 24/07/09

    "I know I don't have my contacts in, but are you sure this is a model I'm posing with?"

    Who drank the last beer? Brett Howard -- 24/07/09

    I was sure there was one left in here...

    The green box stuff Anonymous -- 25/07/09

    this is the 9th Doctor in front of TARDIS , the chameleon circut is working now.
    Where is Rose?
    No really its Netspace's new ADSL2+ DSLAMS deployed in Tassie.

    GUI Anonymous -- 27/07/09

    "...and, as you can see, this is why we enjoy web browsers to search the internet."

    Idiot Box Chris L -- 28/07/09

    And here is our latest version of the idiot box. Its where we store all our idiotic ideas like internet filtering technology.

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