The stupid part is that you didn't take advantage of the extended warranties and threw out what's probably the leader in consoles right now (at least in terms of power + title availability).Sylocat said:I bought an Xbox 360.
Worst mistake of my life. Got rid of the damn thing after three RRoD's.
I have no idea how much that replica costs, but that still sucks. However it doesn't seem like you did anything stupid. You might've put it somewhere safer, but it sounds like an unfortunate accident. Although that is the best story so far. You ever get another lancer?PSYCHOxDRAGON said:Buying the gears of war 2 lancer replica, painting it, left it just outside to dry overnight and somehow it caught fucking fire. i can only assume that someone threw away a cigarette or sumthing.
I took advantage of the extended warranties the first two times I got the RRoD (even though both of them were in the first year after I got the thing, so they were covered under the regular warranties anyway). After the third time, I just said "fuck it."geldonyetich said:The stupid part is that you didn't take advantage of the extended warranties and threw out what's probably the leader in consoles right now (at least in terms of power + title availability).Sylocat said:I bought an Xbox 360.
Worst mistake of my life. Got rid of the damn thing after three RRoD's.
All I know is, no other system I've ever owned has broken down while under my care, and I treated the damn thing even more delicately than the others (having heard the horror stories ahead of time).Failure rate of 360s is about 33% at worst, which is fairly awful, but it leaves 2/3 people unable to sympathyze.
This is why I don't lend ANY of my games to ANYONE.VoleurdeThym said:I did a lot of facepalming reading through those...
Anyway, another one I did was let a friend borrow my mint PC copy of Final Fantasy VIII. Not only is it usually $50-$80, but it was a very sentimental gift to me. Haven't seen the bastard, or my game, since. >_>;;
I hope he isn't your friend anymore. That's some serious shit.Aardvark said:A while ago, I was getting ice cream with a friend, but hitting on the cute chinese girl serving the stuff. Her cultural pride was no match for my charm and her icy facade shattered and showed me a brief smile.
Cut to far too long later and the friend that was there that day let slip that said chinese icecream wench had given me her number, via napkin, which I hadn't noticed and had thrown away without realising.
Of course, why said friend didn't tell me this valuable information... THE MOMENT I THREW THE FUCKING THING AWAY... is beyond me. But as they say in the parisian desert, you shiv and burn.
Word to the wise, kiddies, ice cream wenches leave their numbers on napkins. Apparently sales wenches leave it on dockets.
Are you talking about Vampire Hunter D?sirdapfrey said:I actually bought and played through "D" for the PS1. (Granted it was used.)
Even worse-I played through the damn thing twice, thinking there just HAD to be somethnig I missed. It turns out there was. I missed the fact that playing "D" is on par with stabbing your scrotum with dull knives for two hours.
No. The game was simply called "D." It is the worst game ever made. Period.-Zen- said:Are you talking about Vampire Hunter D?sirdapfrey said:I actually bought and played through "D" for the PS1. (Granted it was used.)
Even worse-I played through the damn thing twice, thinking there just HAD to be somethnig I missed. It turns out there was. I missed the fact that playing "D" is on par with stabbing your scrotum with dull knives for two hours.