Weird Al had 100 gigs of RAM
Of course, the other plausible explanation is that (at least at the time) Weird Al didn't know the difference between RAM and hard drive space (especially likely, because he's talking about defragging a hard drive).  In fact, I'd be surprised if that <i>wasn't</i> what he meant.  I will, however, leave room for him knowing the difference, but intentionally being absurd (it <i>is</i> Weird Al, after all).<p>That problem (referring to things that are not conventional fast, volatile random access memory as RAM) seems to have only gotten worse in the last twenty years - exacerbated, I believe by the increased use of flash technology (SSDs, etc - which have, admittedly blurred the lines some).<p>It also doesn't help that smart phone and tablet manufacturers/advertisers have long insisted on referring to the device's long-term storage (also flash tech) as "memory".  I doubt that will ever stop bugging me, but I've learned to live with it, albeit curmudgeonly.<p>Whippersnappers! :-D