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thelastguy

Proof right here man!

mental_case_5

That's it, if you people have the inability to read big, bold, red, italicized and underlined letters, then you will not be placed on any leaderboard

My apologies

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Fifa 09, FNR4, Ghostbusters, MGS4, Sonic unleashed (The wife's game), UFC 2009, Virtua Tennis 2009 and stacks of PSN am I the only person who trades in old or clocked games.

A coffee machine and a little goblin who lives inside and entertains you while games are downloading, installing etc. Just some juggling or card tricks it doesn't have to be a super goblin or nothing, that would be nice.

I've just wasted three minutes of my life reading this thread and I am actually dumber for doing so.

Isnt it brilliant when someone looks like a tit attacking someone without reading the post properly first. I wonder if watching drunks fighting makes you better at videogames.

Thank you for the help, he has history for this type of thing, three weeks ago he spilt juice on the laptop, and instead of coming and telling his parents he decided to take off most of the keys and clean it with baby wipes needless to say this didnt work and he couldnt get the keys back on.

This might sound stupid but the actual screen is still intact it is under the surface like actually on the screen where the crack is, would this be right. Looks like someone wont have any pocket money for a long time.

My son has an Acer laptop which is out of warranty by about a month. The screen looks like shattered glass with what looks like a point of impact. I have asked him if he has hit it and he says no (which most teenagers are likely to). He says the screen was flickering and he was opening and closing the laptop and it went off and he heard a click and then the screen was like that. Any ideas on what could have happened and how much is it likely to cost for repair.