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    November 27

    Alas, poor iPod. I knew him, Horatio.

    A device of infinite entertainment, of most excellent fancy. It hath bore me on its shiny back a thousand times, and now how abhorr'd in my imagination it is! My gorge rises at it.
     
    My trusty iPod has stopped working. It's not completely dead, though, as the above quote might suggest (picture myself speaking to a lifeless piece of my iPod). Think of it like a coma. One day it just stopped working and never recovered since.
     
    But there is hope! As it used to say comfortingly at the top of the one-color display: DON'T PANIC. I have the best iPod specialists in the area working on it as we speak, so I feel it's in good hands. If they get it working again, I'll be very happy (I was sure it was a goner). But if not, I've had it for a few years, and it was good while it lasted. I'll hopefully be able to retrieve whatever I can from it and move on.
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    Etanwrote:
    crap I hate when that happens:(
    28 Nov.
    Jwrote:
    I mourn your loss with you.... I think I'd cry if I lost mine.  But I'm saving for a new one now. lol

    PS: I love dictionary.com as well!  It's my best friend on my pc.  (-;
    28 Nov.
    Filletwrote:
    I got mine for  my 17th birthday (it's an old iPod Not-So-Mini-Anymore) and it's still chugging along. I've put it through it's paces too. The worst thing I ever did was leave it in my car's glovebox in the middle of an unshaded carpark. The temperatures in that glovebox would have been oven-worthy and when I pulled it out the screen was all black. It bounced back though. It's a sturdy little thing.

    How'd you get yours to say DON'T PANIC?
    28 Nov.

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