Comments | phantmgreeneyes: Goodbye, Rose.

phantmgreeneyes

Goodbye, Rose.

Apr 05, 2009 06:03

My faithful iPod (which, let's be fair, I got used so it was never all THAT good) died. Not only did all the music erase itself, but now it freezes if i plug it in, and it won't turn on. The sad iPod icon pops up. this is horrible timing! I have several 3 hour bus rides in the space of the next week and a half, and only my tiny iPod shuffle to rely ( Read more... )

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glorious_clio April 5 2009, 11:57:41 UTC

*sings doomsday*
*transitions to the rueful fate of donna noble*
BUMMER
Yeah, I freak out about flying too. @_@ But you'll be here before you know it. And we have an ep of Robin Hood to watch! Joy!!

I hope you enjoy your naked jack icon. It really never gets old.

musiccrab April 5 2009, 13:05:24 UTC

Sad, :( I hated not having my ipod. Try the apple store if there is one over there. I hope you get it working or are able to replace her so that you are never without music.

phantmgreeneyes April 5 2009, 13:27:26 UTC

I might do that, here's hoping it doesn't cost a lot of money. >>

pyro19 April 5 2009, 16:08:32 UTC

Yesssss it has.

Also, I wouldn't throw away your iPod just yet, those things have known to randomly pop back to life :)

phantmgreeneyes April 5 2009, 16:48:58 UTC

I'll give it 2 months. If it doesn't miraculously spring back to life by the time I come home, it's a goner.

kurokaen April 8 2009, 03:40:33 UTC

Ohhh, sweetie. That sucks about your iPod. When I was having problems with my iPod, it was a problem with the battery, which costs like $30 to replace. Is there maybe an Apple store around that you can take it to? They can do tests on it and figure out what's wrong. Even if you can't get it fixed, at least you'll know for sure. And if it can be fixed, they can do it for you. Good luck! <3

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