Friday, April 17, 2009

Electronic dead zone

I love electronics devices; I adore my camera, I couldn't live without a PC and life without music seems rather dull (especially when walking across the bridge).

At the same time I love being away from all these things that tie me up and attach me to this modern world of ours. It's a love-exhaustion kind of relationship.

But why is it they don't like me?
  • Old laptop: sounds like a hairdryer from the 70s, crashes constantly - and that's only if I'm lucky enough to get it on.
  • Eee: Broken. Nuff said.
  • TV: Got a new one almost two years ago after the old one died. This one now goes black and white at times and has weird stripes flickering across the screen.
  • Stereo: Won't play CDs anymore. Radio and speakers work fine.
  • MP3 player: Alright, my bad -I dropped it in the toilet (I know, I know). It worked for a while before it crashed completely.
  • Camera: Was messed up a few months ago. Got better, then worse. Everything goes black and purple. Can't take pictures anymore.

Am I sending out evil death rays or do electronic devices just not like me?

2 comments:

  1. How old are you to own a laptop from 70s? Ohh my God, after the girl named chim a norwegian, you are also old. You norwegian girls always tell lies about your ages.

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  2. Yeah, you got me.

    I'm one of those people who lie about their age to hide the fact that they owned a laptop with a functioning wireless connection in the 70s.

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