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Old 16-05-2006, 08:53 AM   #13 (permalink)
camalbitboy
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Sometimes electronics turn out to be far more durable than you think that they will.

Once I was sat with my Dad drinking some beers watching a movie when we heard an odd noise from the washing machine. Went to have a look at it and there was my Technics Hi Fi remote control spinning round in the centre of the washing machine window. Nothing that I could do about it as it was mid cycle, so went back to the movie and had another beer expecting it to be dead anyway. Once the spin cycle kicked in (which I was slightly too drunk to realise I could have turned off) I was convinced that it was totally dead.

When it had finished my Dad persuaded me that if I took the batteries out and put it on a radiator to dry it would be fine.

Turns out he was right still working to this day, just a pity that the hot water and soap lifted off all the labelling....

Q6600 8800GT ______BigPoota _________________LittlePoota
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 _______Athlon 64 X2 4800+_____________ AMD Athlon 2600+
ASUS Striker Extreme 680i______ASUS A8N SLI Deluxe___________ATI 9800 Pro
4Gb crucial ram_________________2Gb ram_______________________1Gb ram
MSI 8800GT OC_________________2 X Leadtek 7800GTX In SLI_____15" Sony TFT
150Gb Raptor X_________________250Gb Hard Drive______________15" NEC TFT
500Gb Western Digital___________19" Viewsonic VX912
Soundblaster XiFi Fatal1ty
Creative T7900 7.1
Dell 2405 Widescreen Monitor
Razer copperhead mouse
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