this could go in the irks thread aswell but it made me laugh wife said someone on her friends list named her baby spartacus...must resist puns
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I try not to bore people with "own kid stories', but I'm bored so here were a couple of smiles courtesy of my 3yo daughter. Her Japanese has accelerated to levels that probably already exceed mine, but her English is still a bit slow (which is why these are smiles, to native speaking parents this is probably nothing). Still she always puts the effort in to try and talk to me in English when we are playing together.
I have recently been watching the original Star Wars, she has decided she likes it and sits watching with me. On the most recent occasion when Darth Vader was choking an Imperial officer, she stood up in front of the TV and shouted "Star Waaaaarrrrrrss PUNCH!" complete with charging punch action.
Then last night I was building the Lego desert skiff... (I never mentioned Star Wars, nor has she seen Return of the Jedi). She went straight for the minifigure of Lando in his disguise outfit, picked it up and was like "What's this? Darth Vader?" I said, no "That's Lando". She looked at me very cautiously and asked "Lando's cute, right?" as if unsure if it was safe to play with.Last edited by Darwock; 04-03-2015, 21:27.
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Originally posted by Dogg Thang View PostI think I have seen the best picture on the entire Internet.
@kryss: The Amiibo story is brilliant. I actually have the Kirby one as a mate bought it for me after I told him I wanted to try registering it with the clocking in/out machine at work. It won't recognise it so he is literally sitting on the desk facing the window. They draw the blinds at night so he doesn't get to see the starry sky, though.Last edited by randombs; 06-03-2015, 00:25.
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So the Sega 1602-05 (10V 1.2A) PSU I bought for my SNES Mini arrived today. Didn't power the machine on and upon checking it with my multimeter it was clear that something was wrong with the unit. Therefore before work I quickly filed for a refund - which was processed almost immediately, making me think that they didn't test the unit at all.
Now for the smile.
The unit has some hex headed screws holding it together but I was able to unscrew these using a gamebit. With the unit open I could check both the cable continuity and if the unit was actually providing the desired voltage - it was, meaning that the cable was at fault.
Took the PSU that had blown, dremel that in half and steal the cable from it - then solder that cable into the 1602-05.
Free PSU and now I can play my SNES!
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