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My brother carried his PSP with him everywhere. He has alot of PSP games, but he had music, pictures, videos, Skype and Ebuddy or something like that where he just chats all day.
He usually carries it in his pocket. One day, he was cleaning dishes and I reached for his PSP over the sink, he nudged me back and said no, don't. I teased him for a bit then I left him alone after that.
He was going to go to the grocery store to buy food but was looking for his t-shirt or something. I was upstairs with him when I saw it, and I said, you're going to wear this? He said, yeah. He put his PSP on charge and took off down stairs, time went on.
He got himself ready to go and was looking for his t-shirt. I thought he had already left, he popped into my room. Have you seen my t-shirt? I said, no. He kept looking and got nervous and grabbed his PSP out of habit from it's charger into his pocket, then finally found his t-shirt. Did you find it? I said. Yeah, going to the store now. I said, Ok.
45 minutes later he got home, I went down stairs to greet him and I saw him putting groceries away. I looked over to the left and in the corner of the kitchen I said, red pieces of plastic. I didn't know what it was at first, but then I realized, it was his God of War Chains of Olympus PSP, broken into pieces with more of the stable pieces in tact, the glass shattered. The button pad missing, the pro duo stick missing, completely destroyed.
I asked him what happened and he cried, I didn't know what to do. I asked him what happened.
He said, You know when I came upstairs to ask you where my t-shirt was? I said, yeah? He said, I grabbed my PSP out of habit, I didn't need it with me, I put it in my pocket and went to my car in the garage. Normally it's in my right pocket and if I go to sit down in the car it swings, sweatpants are loose, I don't want to sit on it in my car or have it drop out from my left pocket when I get in. I took it out and put it on my roof. I got in and closed the door and forgot it there. I drove all the way to the intersection of (a long road that has a higher speed limit that leads all the way into town.) I was at the turn and I picked up speed while I turned then I heard a crashing sound of plastic. I looked into my mirror and saw a red shiney object like my PSP. I realized it was my PSP, I stopped and got out and went to go get it. It was in the intersection more on the incoming lane, a car came and ran over it, it got picked up into the tires and dragged it down the road into a thousand pieces. I said, did you find the memory card?
He said, no. So, we went back to the crash site and we searched along the intersection and finally found the pro stick duo. It was bent out of shape. It wasn't going to work. We assumed though we never tried it.
We might put up a memorial in the intersection for the PSP. It's remnants are in drawer all by themselves. It's sad.
This was back in late July. The new PSP Vita is coming, hopefully they make a red version, we'll be getting him one for Christmas. ^^
haha.. the last one i make myself =X
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ReplyDeleteMy brother carried his PSP with him everywhere. He has alot of PSP games, but he had music, pictures, videos, Skype and Ebuddy or something like that where he just chats all day.
ReplyDeleteHe usually carries it in his pocket. One day, he was cleaning dishes and I reached for his PSP over the sink, he nudged me back and said no, don't. I teased him for a bit then I left him alone after that.
He was going to go to the grocery store to buy food but was looking for his t-shirt or something. I was upstairs with him when I saw it, and I said, you're going to wear this? He said, yeah. He put his PSP on charge and took off down stairs, time went on.
He got himself ready to go and was looking for his t-shirt. I thought he had already left, he popped into my room. Have you seen my t-shirt? I said, no. He kept looking and got nervous and grabbed his PSP out of habit from it's charger into his pocket, then finally found his t-shirt. Did you find it? I said. Yeah, going to the store now. I said, Ok.
45 minutes later he got home, I went down stairs to greet him and I saw him putting groceries away. I looked over to the left and in the corner of the kitchen I said, red pieces of plastic. I didn't know what it was at first, but then I realized, it was his God of War Chains of Olympus PSP, broken into pieces with more of the stable pieces in tact, the glass shattered. The button pad missing, the pro duo stick missing, completely destroyed.
I asked him what happened and he cried, I didn't know what to do. I asked him what happened.
He said, You know when I came upstairs to ask you where my t-shirt was? I said, yeah? He said, I grabbed my PSP out of habit, I didn't need it with me, I put it in my pocket and went to my car in the garage. Normally it's in my right pocket and if I go to sit down in the car it swings, sweatpants are loose, I don't want to sit on it in my car or have it drop out from my left pocket when I get in. I took it out and put it on my roof. I got in and closed the door and forgot it there. I drove all the way to the intersection of (a long road that has a higher speed limit that leads all the way into town.) I was at the turn and I picked up speed while I turned then I heard a crashing sound of plastic. I looked into my mirror and saw a red shiney object like my PSP. I realized it was my PSP, I stopped and got out and went to go get it. It was in the intersection more on the incoming lane, a car came and ran over it, it got picked up into the tires and dragged it down the road into a thousand pieces. I said, did you find the memory card?
He said, no. So, we went back to the crash site and we searched along the intersection and finally found the pro stick duo. It was bent out of shape. It wasn't going to work. We assumed though we never tried it.
We might put up a memorial in the intersection for the PSP. It's remnants are in drawer all by themselves. It's sad.
This was back in late July. The new PSP Vita is coming, hopefully they make a red version, we'll be getting him one for Christmas. ^^
OMG! World problems are insignificant to a smashed PSP! Catastrophy is upon us! YIKES! RUN FOR COVER! BE AFRAID! BE VERY AFRAID!
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