EPTThis one in particular is pretty nice (Charge IPOD WITH ONION):
Will it really work that easy? Will it mess up the USB cord at all?
This one too (REPAIR SCRATCHES ON DVD/CD):
http://householdhacker.com
PS- lol
HouseHold Hacker (legit?)
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
This one in particular is pretty nice (Charge IPOD WITH ONION): Will it really work that easy? Will it mess up the USB cord at all? This one too (REPAIR SCRATCHES ON DVD/CD): http://householdhacker.com PS- lol | ||
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sigma_x
Australia285 Posts
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
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Latham
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Terranlisk
Singapore1404 Posts
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besiger
Croatia2452 Posts
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
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baal
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obvious BS | ||
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
On April 13 2008 18:58 Latham wrote: I can actually vouch that it's true. I mean if you're trying to fix a huge gash on a CD then obviously it won't work, but I've been using toothpaste to fix minor to medium scratches on CD/DVD's for years and it always worked (I don't know shit about chemistry so I don't know how it works, but it does). One time my friend bought a bunch of used xbox and PS2 games but some of them kept freezing at the start screen, I told him about the toothpaste trick and they all ran smoothly.The fixing CD thingy... I so want to call bullshit on that! But my friend uses toothpaste alone and it removes/fills up the scrathes so... =\ Edit: shit, I should've read that more carefully. I didn't actually watch that video (only saw the first and last one). I assumed they were talking about using toothpaste to fix scratches and you were calling bs on it. Edit2: ok...apparently I didn't misread...or maybe I did...ehh w/e, main point: it's not BS. | ||
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decafchicken
United States19917 Posts
and on the CD one, the CD goes off the screen for a bit so im kind of skeptical | ||
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sith
United States2474 Posts
Don't make me laugh. | ||
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Latham
9533 Posts
On April 14 2008 01:13 Falcynn wrote: I can actually vouch that it's true. I mean if you're trying to fix a huge gash on a CD then obviously it won't work, but I've been using toothpaste to fix minor to medium scratches on CD/DVD's for years and it always worked (I don't know shit about chemistry so I don't know how it works, but it does). One time my friend bought a bunch of used xbox and PS2 games but some of them kept freezing at the start screen, I told him about the toothpaste trick and they all ran smoothly. Edit: shit, I should've read that more carefully. I didn't actually watch that video (only saw the first and last one). I assumed they were talking about using toothpaste to fix scratches and you were calling bs on it. Edit2: ok...apparently I didn't misread...or maybe I did...ehh w/e, main point: it's not BS. LOL yeah I know that toothpaste alone works =P my friend did that with his AoE 2 disc and it worked. The part that I'm calling bullshit is adding peanut butter, baking soda and coca-cola lol. As you may have noticed the CD goes off the screen for about 3-4s so he might have replaced it easily. | ||
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gusbear
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5HITCOMBO
Japan2239 Posts
gusbear, anyone with basic scientific knowledge will know that you have to test it before you can say that. | ||
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gusbear
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Lemonwalrus
United States5465 Posts
And gusbear, there was a time when anybody with basic scientific knowledge would have said that the world was flat, some times expected results do not match actual results...all I am saying. | ||
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CDRdude
United States5625 Posts
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Lemonwalrus
United States5465 Posts
On April 14 2008 02:36 CDRdude wrote: The best way to fix CD's and DVD's is with 2 apples, some sawdust, and a table saw. Really, it works perfectly, even on Blu-ray discs. You had me until table saw...  | ||
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