My poor SNES
 

I know. I am hooked on my SNES. This is about my ACTUAL system though. My system stopped working. Well sorta. It only works when you maneuver the adapter plugin port ever so carefully, then you gotta get it to stay that way whilst you play. It's really a pain, and was wondering if anyone could help me in fixing that. I realize I might have to take apart the system. I just want to play my old skool games really really badly. Thanks

:-(

That's all I can say.

Maybe duct tape it in the proper position?

Just FYI, that doesn't have anything to do with the durability of the SNES. There's just a short in your wire.

Get on Ebay, buy a new AC adapter. Problem solved.

If I had a hot sister, and we got drunk... I'd probly hit it too.

Wait. What?

No.. wait. WHAT??

Oh my God, what the fuck, barbeque!

Raziel went to bed with a mop on his head!

Let's have a fucking barbeque, BITCH.

Let's Barbeque Kagoms furry friends.

No. I'd prefer not to eat a fatty steak that tastes of unwashed clothing and Dove hand lotion.

Yeah, it always leaves an odd "axe effect" aftertaste.

Zelaron > Console Games > Older Consoles
My poor SNES

Go back to the chat forum morons, I'm disappointed in you Raziel.

I think it's my fault, but hey its not my fault.

Well yeah, you threw it off topic, but I wouldn't expect Raziel to be one of the people to keep it going, especially since the thread is about a Nintendo product.

Why? I solved his problem already. Did you not read?

Therefore the purpose of this thread is a moot point. His issue was that he had a short in his AC adapter cable. His solution is to buy a new one. Problem solved, issue addressed.

Therefore, this thread should have been closed the very second after I posted. However, seeing as how I do not moderate this section, I cannot do so. In light of this, I chose to have a friendly round of spam, seeing as how the thread had no other purpose at that point.

Maybe try removing that large wooden pylon from your colon one of these days, King?

That's how I see it.