i'm a ****

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lone ranger

lone ranger

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was rough as a badgers arse today but was meeting a mate for lunch, his gf died a couple of years ago of a random heart thing and there was a tree planted in glasgow uni for her so he wanted to go take a look so we swung past. he's saying some sad stuff about her dying, i'm struggling to think straight due to hungoverness, then i realise he's obviously waiting for me to say something. the nugget i decide to go with?

"i cant believe my xbox has the red ring of death"

<doh>
 
Theres not much you can say in situations like those, people generally haven't a clue what to say. My oldest son suffers from a milder form of cerebral palsy - he is a little awkward in walking but other than that is completely fine, goes to a normal school and is apparently very bright according to his teachers. Despite this obviously being a big thing in my life I rarely mention it to people as they haven't a clue what to ****ing say "um, sorry to hear that" or "yeah but some times they are the happiest children" <doh>
 
it was more to do with the fact that i was in pieces rather than not knowing what to say <doh> tried to engage my brain but it wasnt playing, i think that i wanted to say something about loss and thats all it could give me. thank **** he laughed

"sometimes they're the happiest children"???!!!! <doh>

i dont feel so bad now.
 
microsoft extended the warranty an extra year for the red ring of death. how long have u had it? a had it a while ago and they fixed it free of charge
 
about 3 years or something, just spoke to a bloke at my work who fixed his so he's going to try and recover it so there's some hope <ok>

i should text my mate and let him know its going to be okay, he's probably been worrying himself.
 
Neville Bartos said:
microsoft extended the warranty an extra year for the red ring of death. how long have u had it? a had it a while ago and they fixed it free of charge
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On that note. If it is older than the warranty. This guy fixes them for £30. http://xbox360repairguy.co.uk/
 
bollobollo said:
On that note. If it is older than the warranty. This guy fixes them for £30. http://xbox360repairguy.co.uk/
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I had the RRD, the mrs decided to try and fix it while i was out at 5's. Come home to find the xbox wrapped in towels. The bitch fried the motherboard
 
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