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< Doesn't need luck when you're a posting machine ;D and you are as in me aka '<'

< got two new bootlegs for the gba

< Loves the word bootleg

< has switched a power supply to 110v (we use 230v). < heard a LOUD bang! It scared the crap out of <.

105 more tings for the next rank!

< Doesn't need many tings either for the next rank!

< wonders if someone could help < rank up, < doesn’t want to spend time collecting Tings.

< Would like to say a big thank you to DandyGuy for very kindly donating me enough tings for me to rank up! It's seriously appreciated man You're the best!!!!
< Is now rockin' the magician rank!

< Says no problem to ^
< Wondering if I should buy 44chan.org

Fifo wrote:< has switched a power supply to 110v (we use 230v). < heard a LOUD bang! It scared the crap out of <.

< first did that at the age of 11. < also never did it again! < was terrified because < thought < had wrecked a brand-new computer, not being aware at the time that power units and such are replaceable.

When < went to Cuba when < was thirteen, < did the same thing. < brought <'s GameCube and plugged it in, and when < turned it on, there was a strange sound. Obviously it fried the power brick, but the GameCube itself was fine. The brick also rattled when shook.

< recalls an old black and white TV that < got from <'s grandpa's flea market booth that wasn't working properly, and < found out it was simply due to the switch set for 240v supply, and setting it for 120v made it work perfectly. < knew the TV itself wasn't bad since it worked with 12v supply in the car. This was when < was a little kid.

Heh, better too low than too high!

< is tired.
< essentially has no idea what day of the week it is.
< feels like throwing some Tings around.

< was briefly terrified of kitchen appliances as a kid owing to some voltage shenanigans in America.

PluMGMK wrote: < feels like throwing some Tings around.

< requests precisely one ting be thrown <'s way.

But what has ^ been doing to merit such tiredness?

< went to see a Christmas concert at the local primary school. That probably shouldn't bring on tiredness, but whatever.

Thanks muchly dear
If it involved sitting around listening to inane primary school delivery, < can totally understand the fatigue. Now have an early night you silly sexy mangosteen.

Everyone! < is now an uncle!

< feels kind of amazed with ^'s comment :O

< seems to have started a conversation about voltages and power supplies.

…thanks to Candish for the new rank!

< took ^M's advice, now < is up too early!

Oh wow, congrats Brad! All the best to your little niece/nephew!

< knows that it's never too early to wake up. Think of all the chores that need doing, the fresh Irish air that needs breathing, the mad artistry the early morn empowers!