do you got something almost broke?

[CloggedDonkey]

Yes, all of my remote controls, and my cell phone. The backs are taped on, probably because I have a habit of fiddling with them. And so you know, my cell phone is pretty cheap and flips open, but I never want to trade the piece of crap in for a touch screen because I'm a cheap bastard.

so I'm not the only one who does that. The backs are just primordially fun to get off.

OT: quite a few games, here is the list: Mass Effect, Halo3(wont be getting a new one of you anytime soon), Bioshock, Oblivion, RE5, and [Prototype], sorry.

 

[jdbuck]

My heart

 

[Pielikey]

The processor in this computer is around 8 or 9 years old. It's liek, ohmahgod. I can't believe I don't have to start it with a Lawnmower Cord. I'm pretty sure by now it /must/ be broken.

I broke my phone too by dropping it in a slushpuddle.

 

[GrandAm]

One of my favourite DVDs. I'm getting a replacement this Christmas. For some reason, although it's never been dropped, has no scratches or dust or anything out of the ordinary, it does not work. The dvd player (and now the blue-ray player) does not even recognise it's a disc.

I have had this happen. Usually it was a lot of DVDs the printer used that slipped through quality control. The whole batch gets recalled from the stores. A new printing is done and distributed to the stores. But the public is of course never notified of the defect. People don't register DVDs like a car or computer.

 

[imp_spittle]

My computer speakers have a bad volume knob or something. You turn it up, and it flits schizophrenically back and forth between inaudible and blaring, intermittent with static. A little fiddling typically gets it to somewhere in between, but once I got it at a volume level I like, I don't touch it. Flicking the satellite near the volume knob sometimes gets it to behave, but not always.

Well, I'm almost broke, if that counts...

There's that too. Hence why I have not replaced the finicky speakers.