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| Sweet Kassy Molassy Posts: 737/886 |
Originally posted by Mister Lover Model rocket engines are not for model rockets. Model rocket engines are to tape to other kinds of models to shoot across parking lots/over warehouses or accidentally at immigrant families. Model rocket engines are to be called "bottle rockets I saved from the 4th" when the cops come. You are then to put on your best redneck accent and claim ignorance of local ordinances concerning such activities. |
| paulguy Posts: 69/71 |
Originally posted by Simon BelmontOriginally posted by Yoronosuku Annhilation is fun but you should've donated them or something.  Annhilate some old broken stereos, that's always fun. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1593/1773 |
Originally posted by Yoronosuku 1) Perfect usually means nothing is wrong and it is in the condition it was created in 2) I've torn through game systems, that have had nothing wrong with them, with hammers. Man is that worth it . You have to love annihilating things, though. |
| Yoronosuku Posts: 1197/1239 |
The bottom screen still works which means it can play GBA games like he said, plus every other part in it is good and can be put to use for a number of things if you're creative enough. Its a waste to annihilate an entire system just because one screen isn't working. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1592/1773 |
Originally posted by Yoronosuku Perfectly good systems usually have all screens intact. |
| Yoronosuku Posts: 1196/1239 |
Good job. I'm sure that's all interdepth would need to fix it too, but he doesn't which is why he's asking what to do with it. I'm guessing there was supposed to be a point to your post just then, though. |
| Mister Lover Posts: 73/76 |
I could actually take it, because i know i can fix it but i would need a top screen. |
| Yoronosuku Posts: 1193/1239 |
Or you could not waste perfectly good system like that 
When I have a system that's beyond repair, I usualy strip all the parts from it. You never know when you might need 'em. You could always try that if you can't get the topscreen fixed. |
| Mister Lover Posts: 72/76 |
Or attach it to my model rocket and see how high it flies before it comes crashing to earth in a billion pieces. |
| Uki-Ki-rby Posts: 16/173 |
you could take it apart and gaze upon the magnificent insides of the DS which gives us joy.... then either put it back together or rip it to shreds |
| INSERT COIN Posts: 244/265 |
Make something neat about it for example a small laptop.
AMazur, do you know, If theyll repair my DS. The bottom screen is not as scratch resistant as they say (full of scratches, and they all are made by the stick) |
| AMazur Posts: 53/53 |
Call Nintendo's hotline. They'll send you packing information. You'll need to part with the DS for a little while but it's free of charge to fix it.
The hinge on my DS cracked. It was still playable but it made a louder than usual cracking noise when to flipped it open all the way and it didn't rotate smoothly at all. Now it's a ll fixed. |
| Luigi-San Posts: 1663/1713 |
Hit Xk in the head with it |
| HyperHacker Posts: 4849/5072 |
Give it to me. |
| KP9001 Posts: 151/180 |
I need a bottom touch screen. I'll buy it.
That's really the only option, other than buying a second screen off of the internet. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1539/1773 |
destroy into a million pieces.
twice. |
| interdpth Posts: 329/362 |
Ok, so my girlfriend's friend is giving me a DS top screen cracked. I figured I can play GBA games with it, but any ideas what else I can do with it? =o |
