I dropped my DSi in the toilet...

I learned that water and electronical devices don't mix well.

Gee, do I know what I'm getting for Christmas.

did you flush it down?

what did you do

let it dry lol

wtf were you doing with it in the first place

and why


so many questions

you need some radiation treatment on that ds, for all you know that anti bacterial soap you've been using couldve been disrupting your body's natural ability to fight common diseases

Evil wrote:

you need some radiation treatment on that ds, for all you know that anti bacterial soap you've been using couldve been disrupting your body's natural ability to fight common diseases

O_o

Spoiler:

Rover wrote:

Evil wrote:

you need some radiation treatment on that ds, for all you know that anti bacterial soap you've been using couldve been disrupting your body's natural ability to fight common diseases

O_o

Spoiler:

still there are deadly bacteria

Evil wrote:

Rover wrote:

Evil wrote:

you need some radiation treatment on that ds, for all you know that anti bacterial soap you've been using couldve been disrupting your body's natural ability to fight common diseases

O_o

Spoiler:

still there are deadly bacteria

'K.

I've dropped the stylus in there multiple times =P
But the machine? Wow I'm sorry =(

Hopefully you didn't lose a good game too

Shnoogle wrote:

I've dropped the stylus in there multiple times =P
But the machine? Wow I'm sorry =(

Hopefully you didn't lose a good game too

Well the games still work if it was in water, because I dropped my GBA once in water, then I got a DS and the game still worked.

Shnoogle wrote:

I've dropped the stylus in there multiple times =P
But the machine? Wow I'm sorry =(

Hopefully you didn't lose a good game too

I had Pokemon Ranger in it, but I think it still works. That's my favorite DS game, I play it a lot.

Also I'm back from vacation and I left it at home to dry but it still doesn't work. I guess if it isn't working now then it will probably never work again. At least that's what my dad thinks.

ConnorSaurusRex wrote:

Rover wrote:

Shnoogle wrote:

I've dropped the stylus in there multiple times =P
But the machine? Wow I'm sorry =(

Hopefully you didn't lose a good game too

I had Pokemon Ranger in it, but I think it still works. That's my favorite DS game, I play it a lot.

Also I'm back from vacation and I left it at home to dry but it still doesn't work. I guess if it isn't working now then it will probably never work again. At least that's what my dad thinks.

Put it in a bag of rice with as little air as possible. Worked on my iPod.

Meh it's actually good that it doesn't work. The reasons...

1) The hinge was very loose.
2) I lost the styluses and I can't be bothered to get more.
3) The touch screen barely works.

So now I get a brand new DS Lite for Christmas if it's broke, so I don't want it to work now really. Plus I have a spare DS to have fun with and mod the cover like I did to my old DS (that broke also). (I modded the screen before my DS broke and it was fine. It broke because I dropped it down the stairs and the screens fall apart. I just didn't mod the cover to my DSi because it looked harder and I didn't want to take chances and I'm lazy.)

When i was like seven, i dropped my GBA in the toilet, then the day after my mum got me a new one it started working again!
She was so angry though

Sadly, i don't think they make them as durable these days. Well, at least you get a new DS to replace the broken hinge and the faulty touch screen.

Insanity wrote:

When i was like seven, i dropped my GBA in the toilet, then the day after my mum got me a new one it started working again!
She was so angry though

Sadly, i don't think they make them as durable these days. Well, at least you get a new DS to replace the broken hinge and the faulty touch screen.

Yes, I agree that most of the old game systems are more durable than the newer ones. They also made them a bit more long lasting from my experience. My Dad has had an NES for about 20 years and it still works, and my Wii broke after only 1 year. It just broke because it was flashing blue one day and then I unplugged it and plugged it back in and turned it on and it wouldn't turn on. >_>

Rover wrote:

Insanity wrote:

When i was like seven, i dropped my GBA in the toilet, then the day after my mum got me a new one it started working again!
She was so angry though

Sadly, i don't think they make them as durable these days. Well, at least you get a new DS to replace the broken hinge and the faulty touch screen.

Yes, I agree that most of the old game systems are more durable than the newer ones. They also made them a bit more long lasting from my experience. My Dad has had an NES for about 20 years and it still works, and my Wii broke after only 1 year. It just broke because it was flashing blue one day and then I unplugged it and plugged it back in and turned it on and it wouldn't turn on. >_>

There was once a gameboy that survived a bomb. (True story).
My sister's DS broke when it droped on carpet.
My Grandma's NES still reads games perfectly.
My PS3 had to be sent in because literally every disk wouldn't read.

New technology sucks.

yoshibreathesfire wrote:

Rover wrote:

Insanity wrote:

When i was like seven, i dropped my GBA in the toilet, then the day after my mum got me a new one it started working again!
She was so angry though

Sadly, i don't think they make them as durable these days. Well, at least you get a new DS to replace the broken hinge and the faulty touch screen.

Yes, I agree that most of the old game systems are more durable than the newer ones. They also made them a bit more long lasting from my experience. My Dad has had an NES for about 20 years and it still works, and my Wii broke after only 1 year. It just broke because it was flashing blue one day and then I unplugged it and plugged it back in and turned it on and it wouldn't turn on. >_>

There was once a gameboy that survived a bomb. (True story).
My sister's DS broke when it droped on carpet.
My Grandma's NES still reads games perfectly.
My PS3 had to be sent in because literally every disk wouldn't read.

New technology sucks.

Old people and video games O_O

BlackandWhite wrote:

yoshibreathesfire wrote:

Rover wrote:

Insanity wrote:

When i was like seven, i dropped my GBA in the toilet, then the day after my mum got me a new one it started working again!
She was so angry though

Sadly, i don't think they make them as durable these days. Well, at least you get a new DS to replace the broken hinge and the faulty touch screen.

Yes, I agree that most of the old game systems are more durable than the newer ones. They also made them a bit more long lasting from my experience. My Dad has had an NES for about 20 years and it still works, and my Wii broke after only 1 year. It just broke because it was flashing blue one day and then I unplugged it and plugged it back in and turned it on and it wouldn't turn on. >_>

There was once a gameboy that survived a bomb. (True story).
My sister's DS broke when it droped on carpet.
My Grandma's NES still reads games perfectly.
My PS3 had to be sent in because literally every disk wouldn't read.

New technology sucks.

Old people and video games O_O

Alright Grandpa Dawson.

And was there seriously a gameboy that survived a bomb? Lol, what got bombed?

Some guy in the army had it, and found it in the wreckage of a bombing. Only the screen didn't work which was replaced.

yeah but if it dropped in the toilet


ewwwwwww I'd never pick it back up

its so dirty

I'd probably was it first some more then drown it in ethyl alcohol and sterilize it with some hydrofluoric acid


ew ew ew