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Oh I see! well, self control is something that you should have! It really helped me.

Oh damm, I should do more exercise but eh. Lazy to go out, haha.

Great! cake is the best, but not better than ice cream. At least for me!

Oh really? well, my birthday is in March, birthdays at my home are kinda close. My sister is the only one with a far birthday, in August.

I'm doing pretty good too, thanks for asking. Calm night down here!

Hey there!

How are you doing? :)

Fixing broken clothes is a much safer, and simpler task. :P

But yes, trying is always a good thing.

With the original Xbox (the one in the top pic), you couldn't fix the error where the ring would stay red and the console wouldn't respond to anything. If the hardware broke, your Xbox was screwed. XP

As for the Xbox 360, most of the time you could fix the red ring of death if you knew what to do. The error with the three flashing red lights usually meant the power supply was bad, or a part had been detached due to overheating.

What people could do was open their Xbox 360, and replace the materials that held the parts in place. The problem was that this was very hard to do, and pretty time consuming as well. Plus, it was also very dangerous. XP

I don't make the music, but I append it. XD

The original Xbox and the Xbox 360 suffered from hardware failure, and to indicate something was wrong, they displayed "the red ring of death".

I see. :3

Something along those lines. XD

I make content for video games, as well as build gaming PC's. I also attempted to physically modify an Xbox 360 to save it from the infamous issue the seventh generation consoles suffer from.

It's the correct term for what you're describing.

That's an impressive thing your brothers are doing. The technological skill I have involves computers and video game consoles, though I don't think I can repair video game consoles to perfection. ^__^"

Small robots? o_o"

It beats K-12 schools in some areas, though the work is utterly miserable.

All is well, do not feel bad.

Such things are unavoidable in college.

The event I've been dreading is on the horizon.

I will be consumed by anxiety most likely, although I will be massively relieved by the time it's over.

You are certainly welcome.

How's it going?

Hello there!