Blue Screen Of Death met his match

The guy went berserk on his reluctant computer, in a wild way


www.cnn.com...

We all though about this once but he just did it

We repair all brands of computers. Call us at 908-555-1234 If we can't fix it, we'll shoot it for you.

a reply to: LoveSolMoonDeath

So fn awesome!
I dont want to ruin it for anyone so i wont say much. I bet that sucker was laying on his desk while playing dayz, computer crashes during epic stalking of player, and...

a reply to: LoveSolMoonDeath

At first I was like WTF!
No content, but maybe I will check the link...
Glad I did.

The quotes on the PD fb book page is what really got me though..

"I've killed many printers with my bare hands"

ROTFL!!

a reply to: Darkblade71

Awe man i just looked at the pic and stopped there until i read your recommendation to read further.. He took it to the back alley, so he had time to think and plan=1st degree murder of comp haha

Seems much smarter to just fix the thing, but maybe that's just me.

originally posted by: LoveSolMoonDeath
The guy went berserk on his reluctant computer, in a wild way

www.cnn.com...

We all though about this once but he just did it

"It was glorious" "angels sung on high"

ROFL!!!!!!

Omfg, that is awesome!!!!!

ETA-sorry op had to finish laughing it off, SnF thanks for the laughs.

It looks like a tower-type computer, and most towers were already obsolete a few years ago.

Maybe that's part of the problem.

originally posted by: Pimpish
Seems much smarter to just fix the thing, but maybe that's just me.

It's just you.

originally posted by: iFloButta

originally posted by: Pimpish
Seems much smarter to just fix the thing, but maybe that's just me.

It's just you.

I agree, it was like the printer screen on the movie "office space".

That mother trucker had it coming!!!!

I guess he's just lucky that no one was on the other side of the wall when he went off like that.

a reply to: johnwick

Not really, blue screens are generally really easy to fix...that printer was impossible to fix!

a reply to: Blackmarketeer

True, there is a serious side to it.
He shot a gun in city limits.

a reply to: Darkblade71

Was gonna ask about the city limits thing but googled it instead.

That guy should be made to write 100 times on a chalk board: "My operating system is not my computer".

Nice low-profile case: would have made a fine pfSense box.

Computing resources are computing resources.

originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
It looks like a tower-type computer, and most towers were already obsolete a few years ago.

Maybe that's part of the problem.

Um what?? Towers a.k.a desktops are not obsolete. They are still the cutting edge of computers.

Explain yourself.

a reply to: LoveSolMoonDeath

That looks like an old Dell Dimension desktop. We just phased them out at work. They can't even run Windows 7.

Besides if you want to REALLY kill your computer, take a magnet and rub it on the hard drive. You'll see the most glorious onscreen death of a PC ever.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
That looks like an old Dell Dimension desktop. We just phased them out at work. They can't even run Windows 7.

... huh? Any computer that can run Windows XP can run Windows 7. Heck, almost any computer that can run Window 95 can run Windows 7. There is no reason for a Dell Dimension to not be able to run Windows 7.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
Besides if you want to REALLY kill your computer, take a magnet and rub it on the hard drive. You'll see the most glorious onscreen death of a PC ever.

Again, what? That is not true at all...

There is already a very powerful magnet inside your hard drive (if it is a disk drive and not solid state drive). Rubbing a magnet over your hard drive will do nothing what-so-ever. Even if it is a solid state drive, it will do nothing.

I say a sledge hammer or an ax would have been more satisfying. I think that would be a better stress reliever then just standing there popping away:-)
Years ago we had a De-humidifier in the basement that kept screwing up and it needed constant attention to make sure all was good. I went downstairs one morning and there was water everywhere.

I lugged that sucker up the stairs and out in seconds, ran to the garage and took a sledge hammer and proceeded to beat it a hundred times. Went back in the house and the wife asked me what was that racket? I gave her a grin and said your gonna need a broom and a dust pan out back and then we are going shopping.

Did my tantrum ever feel good, during/ and after it was uplifting!

Regards, Iwinder
S&F

originally posted by: WeAre0ne
... huh? Any computer that can run Windows XP can run Windows 7. Heck, almost any computer that can run Window 95 can run Windows 7. There is no reason for a Dell Dimension to not be able to run Windows 7.

Well yeah, if you upgrade it, but those models of pc are so old that it is just cheaper to buy a new pc than to replace all the parts.

Again, what? That is not true at all...

There is already a very powerful magnet inside your hard drive (if it is a disk drive and not solid state drive). Rubbing a magnet over your hard drive will do nothing what-so-ever. Even if it is a solid state drive, it will do nothing.

I've killed hard drives with magnets.