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Gas Pump Blue Screen of Death is Poo Poo Inducing
Seeing a Windows blue screen of death is fine, if annoying, if you're just balancing your checkbook, but what if you see it in more...precarious situations? Like when you're pumping gas? Reader Dave saw this at a San Diego Shell station, after which he bravely continued filling up—but not without hiding his face behind his arm to shield himself from the inevitable gas station explosions of death. You're a ballsy man, Dave. See the close up after the jump. [Thanks Dave!] More »Make a Grown Nerd Cry with the BSODomizer
iTunes 8 Windows Vista BSoD Quietly Fixed by Apple
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