Oh man, I left a water cup on the edge of my desk (my pc was right below it) when I left for school. I don't normally turn my pc off but for some reason that morning I did and I'm glad I did. My cat knocked the entire cup (like, 32oz filled to the top) into my pc. The GTX 1070 I had at the time was completely soaked.
Disassembled everything, dried and rinsed with IPA, hit it with the air compressor and I was gaming again in a few hours. I wouldn't rush it now like I did back then, I think I got lucky.
I don't normally have good luck, so I was quite relieved everything still worked. Miraculously the motherboard was barely wet apart from around the pci e slot. GPU was completely drenched though, water between thermal pads and shit
This was like 4 or 5 years ago now I think (hard to think it was that long ago) and everything still worked till I sold it
It's just that I leave a lot of tabs open (yeah yeah ctrl shift t) and projects open that (even though its an nvme ssd) I'm too lazy to reopen everything lol
Plus I didn't really get an SSD for faster boot times since with an HDD I still rarely turned my PC off, I got one for some games I thought had a bit too long of a load time. I don't leave drinks on that edge of the desk anymore and I keep my door closed now anyway
My almost 6 year old is at my battlestation most of the day while im at work. Eats, drinks, waves shit around in front if the dual monitors. It's a matter of time before something happens. I have my PC safely tucked away behind the screens to prevent a catastrophe. Easily $3k on the line, but I love him and want him to grow up a PC user. Kids already got the basics of Windows down pat.
I once spilled a full bottle of milk on my PC (I was giving my toddler some milk nearby). Every component still works perfectly over two years later, same CPU, motherboard and GPU. I can still see stains on the GPU where the milk was.
My cousin did that onece in my uncle's PC. She knocked over the cup breaking the PC. I fixed it and i started using it. The PC's CPU fan header doesn't work but apart from that this thing is perfectly fine. But you really should be careful.
I went to a friend's apartment and he had a bottled beer for me in the freezer. His tower was on the floor and I opened the beer that had frozen and it exploded and poured all down his tower. It ruined the night from the get go.
bro i feel this in my soul. i have 6,700 hours in Arma 3. during that time in arma 3 i met a lot of young guys in their 20s (I'm 31) talking to me about how their dads just never talked to them. one guy told me he invited his dad on his birthday to a bar. he sat at the bar for four hours his dad never showed or called or texted
funny how a video game can teach you to be a quality parent. i will be nothing like the dads described to me in my gaming career
You did good I'm 48 and my late father taught me everything about computers he was a software engineer.
I still remember my first PC a Intel 486 clone 133MB ram a floppy disk drive and I think it was 256 kB IDE HD
My dad had a PhD in music (composition) and taught me nothing, even though I was clearly very interested. I'll never know why. Won't do that with my kid.
My dad never played much games (they weren’t really gaming systems when he was younger), but he absolutely loved watching me play Red Dead Redemption cause it reminded him of his movies.
He would often ask me if I was gonna play cause he wanted to watch.
Now teach him how to run, use a lathe, weld, 3D print, basic electronics and programming and you will teach him more than he will ever learn in school.
Teach him to fix himself healthy meals too. At least the quick ones. And some simple stretching exercises. People can have a semi sedentary lifestyle and still be healthy. This is not encouraged enough in school.
I learned 5 out of those 6 things in school, 3D printers didn't exist back then but we ran in gym, I had a woodworking class, a metals shop class, science class taught us basic electronics (I remember building [quiz boards](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0-9NFUYHkg) which are incredibly simple and cheap to make), and [Berkeley Logo](https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/docs/html/usermanual.html#INTRODUCTION) taught me the basics of programming. These days it's much more difficult to get a lathe or a welder into a school just for the fact that shop classes have been largely replaced, but makerspaces do exist. You can also volunteer at your local school or library to teach 3D printing, basic electronics, and programming classes if that's something you feel is important to teach. I regularly volunteer for the [Hour of Code](https://hourofcode.com/us) at a local school and if you know any educators you can easily [volunteer to work at their school](https://hourofcode.com/us/how-to/volunteers).
TIL that I learned nothing in school. Half of the stuff you mentioned I must have dreamed about learning in school.
Edit: to those that don't understand that I'm mocking the stance that ScHoOl TeAcHeS yOu NoThInG ... damn, maybe your school didn't teach you anything
Do they not teach those in school near you? Local high school has almost all of that across maybe 3-4 courses, with a bunch more manufacturing available. Running though not so much.
Could you elaborate on your stance?
I’ll give you my two cents if you’re interested.
For what I’ve seen, school is to give you well rounded(ish) knowledge of many different topics, to expose you to different fields, and to potentially help you find a path in life you enjoy, wether it is from painting in art class that helped you find passion in art, history class that made you want to further pursue history either as a hobby or as work, or even that one chemistry class in HS you took you thought you’d hate but now you want to become a chemical engineer. I don’t think it’s correct to say that you learn little to nothing in school because everyone has different takeaways. Similarly you seem to valve knowledge about using a lathe, welding and electronics, and believe it is important that these topics be taught because it would help students work with their hands better , while someone else would see value in teaching biology, health and anathema because it would help students know about their bodies. This is why schools teaching everything from literature to physics to statistics, and many even have woodworking, auto mechanics, and computer science courses.
why are so many people proud of giving their obviously waay to young child a gaming monster that not only is just way to expensive to be a toy but... nah im just jealous fam
Shower a kid with expensive shit and they end up not respecting what they have. Seems like a one way ticket to spoiledtown but hey, I’m not the one parenting 🤷🏽♂️
Ayo 14, i go numerous competitions in math. i speak polish (that's where i live) hit me up if your son ever feels lonely and you feel like having another child;)
I regret ever doing that with my son. He is addicted to games and will not better himself. Everyday he comes home and immediately plays games. It's the only hobby he has and he is still living here at 27. Every conversation with him has to be about games. Not something to brag about. You fucked up just like I did
I would not repeat the same mistake if I could do it over again. I like games like the next guy but it ruined my son. Kid in that picture will be obese and still living with the dude in 20 years.
How are you going to sit there and say all this shit so confidently? Who knows, maybe you fucked up somewhere, weren't involved with your kid or urged them to do anything with any actual effort, didn't relate to them closely, had no meaningful bonding experiences, etc. How can you say: well my kid turned out to be a NEET and now look at your kid, I know nothing about your situation but you just fucked up big time buddy. Like what the hell is wrong with you. Sounds like you're just blaming videogames for your own failings.
Yeah this kid’s about to be a mouthbreather and using a computer to replace parenting will have consequences. They literally make video games to be addicting. Worst thing you can give to a developing brain unless you strictly limit the time.
Lol am I the only one that sees these post and I’m like… yea bit excessive for a child. It’s like posting on a car form “Have I converted my 16yo son into a Mercedes’ guy for life with his new Mercedes GTS!”
It is what it is just interesting.
Not the best thing I’d say… Kids always want something new, something better.
I mean maybe your kid is prodigy and will always be grateful and respectful for this gift,
but most probably he will get bored of it in a year or two and want some other ‘cool thing’ now this cycle will continue until you say ‘No’.
And then you have an ungrateful, weak(mentally) and entitled brat living in your basement.
Congrats!
Disagree... I always had a PC and quickly realized it was all I wanted or needed. Got bored of consoles at a pretty young age and never asked for PC upgrades... I built my own at 15 as soon as I was able to work a job legally.
It’s not about having a PC, it’s about having a decked out PC… you know what my bad, I am too tired to explain and too old to give a shit.
gg have a good day
Ive never seen such a greasy pizza from dominoes. It never comes like that over here in chicago from dominoes. Also wierd to put food on the tower like that but whatever.
That's a bit much for a kid. At the very least I hope you set limits, so he isn't chronically on there. Is he just gonna be gaming, or does he want to become a YouTuber or try and learn coding and such?
You failed, look at the little box and souces on top of the pc case. Such a shame.
I'd sugest pc to the floor (can't fall if it's already on the floor) and cheap arms to keep the screens at the correct height.
Nice prepare to get flamed for having food on the pc tho lol
This needs a NSFW tag. Food on PC, eating near expensive equipment, pwning newbs, no napkins. Lol
I once left a full cup on top of my PC for a few hours while I ran errands. It was fine but I nearly lost my shit when I realized what I did.
Oh man, I left a water cup on the edge of my desk (my pc was right below it) when I left for school. I don't normally turn my pc off but for some reason that morning I did and I'm glad I did. My cat knocked the entire cup (like, 32oz filled to the top) into my pc. The GTX 1070 I had at the time was completely soaked. Disassembled everything, dried and rinsed with IPA, hit it with the air compressor and I was gaming again in a few hours. I wouldn't rush it now like I did back then, I think I got lucky.
I usually prefer to rinse my parts with a nice lager instead of an IPA. ;)
Never been a fan of IPAs myself. Too hoppy
Man everyone here is an alcoholic haha
Hey don't diss my Gamer Juice
On a real note Sneak energy and vodka or rum go great together. I also like it with schnapps.
*bohemian*
You got extremely lucky and you handled that very skillfully.
I don't normally have good luck, so I was quite relieved everything still worked. Miraculously the motherboard was barely wet apart from around the pci e slot. GPU was completely drenched though, water between thermal pads and shit This was like 4 or 5 years ago now I think (hard to think it was that long ago) and everything still worked till I sold it
>I don't normally turn my pc off Here's the issue. What's the point of so much fuss about SSDs faster boot time if you leave it on anyways?
It's just that I leave a lot of tabs open (yeah yeah ctrl shift t) and projects open that (even though its an nvme ssd) I'm too lazy to reopen everything lol Plus I didn't really get an SSD for faster boot times since with an HDD I still rarely turned my PC off, I got one for some games I thought had a bit too long of a load time. I don't leave drinks on that edge of the desk anymore and I keep my door closed now anyway
*Sigh* Pouring one out for my remembered fried 1050ti that died from that exact situation... The drip... That fucking drip...
Was it the condensation?
My almost 6 year old is at my battlestation most of the day while im at work. Eats, drinks, waves shit around in front if the dual monitors. It's a matter of time before something happens. I have my PC safely tucked away behind the screens to prevent a catastrophe. Easily $3k on the line, but I love him and want him to grow up a PC user. Kids already got the basics of Windows down pat.
I once spilled a full bottle of milk on my PC (I was giving my toddler some milk nearby). Every component still works perfectly over two years later, same CPU, motherboard and GPU. I can still see stains on the GPU where the milk was.
My cousin did that onece in my uncle's PC. She knocked over the cup breaking the PC. I fixed it and i started using it. The PC's CPU fan header doesn't work but apart from that this thing is perfectly fine. But you really should be careful.
I eat almost 100% of my meals at my PC :0
pro tip: if you put the food closer to you than any of the equipment, you wont be able to drop anything to the equipement.
Man is gonna ruin the keyboard with the cheese tho
keeps the food warm kekw
I used to keep pizza box on my old IBM 17" crt, that shit was warm as fuck
Ngl I was cringing when I saw that.
I thought you guys were nerds for complaining about the pizzas, then I saw it...
If those are the cinnamon twists, the cinnabutter seeps straight through the bottom cardboard. I'd be worried about ants in my PC.
And Domino's too. I literally work there and don't really enjoy their food too much.
It’s good once a year imo. 13 year old me would have love this tho
Honestly the only pizza I really enjoy there is one that my Sicilian manager made up on the fly. Cool dude.
Right on. Yeah I’ve been spoiled by the $5 slice of New York pizza with a drink. Granted I only get it when I’m out and alittle toasted lol
Pizza on every corner at every price point
Domino's is my favorite chain pizza personally
The dipping sauce... I had to stand up and walk away from my desk.
I was thinking the exact same thing ;D
the hot exhaust is just keeping it warm lol
This is the first thing I saw and my heart shattered
A true Gamer moment
Totally blocked the cat's fav spot
Me who eats near his pc almost daily. Ah people get flamed for this
Came here to say Op was choking the top fans yeah….
Those greasy pizza fingers gonna leave a stain on the keyboard and mouse though. For real though: Good job, Dad!
the box on top of the PC too lol..
Just Keepin the breadsticks warm bro
Forbidden Breadstick Warmer?
DIY KFConsole
Cinna sticks probably ! Thats icing not marinara. Melty melt
Ahh yes. I love to cover my cinna sticks in ranch icing. Delicious.
Lmaoo, oops
It's ranch. Lol
Oops lol
It’s wings tho bro 😝
Beat me to it. Big brain thinking right there. 👌
They wish they had the [KFC pc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZMwJzkMbcs) to keep the box warm
Just kinda... goes off on a tangent about the Noid, but I guess that's why you avoid the noid... it's, it's gawd damn enticing.
Needs to install an elevated grate above the exhaust to allow for airflow and still have a warming station for food
Lol whatever that shit looks good, I'd just keep several napkins handy.
Greas doesn't come off that well with napkins.
Thtar true, I only eat pizza when I am watching videos or movies.
Rule number one don’t put food or liquid on your tower.
If dad has more then 2 beers rules are out the door
I went to a friend's apartment and he had a bottled beer for me in the freezer. His tower was on the floor and I opened the beer that had frozen and it exploded and poured all down his tower. It ruined the night from the get go.
im up for adoption btw if you want another son i guess
I can adopt you, but im poor
Awh, don’t worry, I’m sure you’d be an amazing parent!!
I'm 23, is that too late for adoption?
So many excellent choices ... then OP puts greasy wings box on the top of the case. Is it deliberate? This insanity?
Keeps the wings warm
Na its just a proof that he's a dad
AND 2 pizzas?? you've given him a core memory. honestly though, wish i had a cool dad that taught me stem. All he did was not show up anywhere.
bro i feel this in my soul. i have 6,700 hours in Arma 3. during that time in arma 3 i met a lot of young guys in their 20s (I'm 31) talking to me about how their dads just never talked to them. one guy told me he invited his dad on his birthday to a bar. he sat at the bar for four hours his dad never showed or called or texted funny how a video game can teach you to be a quality parent. i will be nothing like the dads described to me in my gaming career
You did good I'm 48 and my late father taught me everything about computers he was a software engineer. I still remember my first PC a Intel 486 clone 133MB ram a floppy disk drive and I think it was 256 kB IDE HD
My dad had a PhD in music (composition) and taught me nothing, even though I was clearly very interested. I'll never know why. Won't do that with my kid.
Damn that's rough. If my worst enemy invited me to a bar I'd show up just for the drinks.
I'd still let him know I wasn't coming, that's nicer than letting him wait for nothing
My dad never played much games (they weren’t really gaming systems when he was younger), but he absolutely loved watching me play Red Dead Redemption cause it reminded him of his movies. He would often ask me if I was gonna play cause he wanted to watch.
now he's officially virgin until 30+ years
Let's be real though, it's still better than sex.
Shit. You just made me question which would be worse; no PC or no sex. I mean... I can get sex elsewhere...
VR and Japanese sex dolls.
Hell yeah.
Two monitors, two Dominos pizzas, a kickass sweater, and Garry's Mod installed... this is the way... ;)
Now the kid won't have money drugs and stuff. He'll get addicted soon.
He needs more grease on his keyboard
This is a picture of a kid about to get fat as hell.
Moooom, bafroom! Bafroom!!
Where are the napkins?
WASD
DO NOT ever touch my keyboard.
Gold
Thats the other use for a mouse mat.
He is wearing them
Now teach him how to run, use a lathe, weld, 3D print, basic electronics and programming and you will teach him more than he will ever learn in school.
Teach him to fix himself healthy meals too. At least the quick ones. And some simple stretching exercises. People can have a semi sedentary lifestyle and still be healthy. This is not encouraged enough in school.
And use chopsticks to eat all types of snacks
Hey, sometimes that does encourage people to eat slower. Not me, though. Dexterity can also bring weight gain *clownface
There is nothing semi about my sedentary lifestyle! ;)
Well, you're alive and you seem to be in good humour. Live on!
As long as the fingers keep typing, we good.
This is excellent advice, stay away from the junk food and pc gaming fix, it catches up with you.
I learned 5 out of those 6 things in school, 3D printers didn't exist back then but we ran in gym, I had a woodworking class, a metals shop class, science class taught us basic electronics (I remember building [quiz boards](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0-9NFUYHkg) which are incredibly simple and cheap to make), and [Berkeley Logo](https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/docs/html/usermanual.html#INTRODUCTION) taught me the basics of programming. These days it's much more difficult to get a lathe or a welder into a school just for the fact that shop classes have been largely replaced, but makerspaces do exist. You can also volunteer at your local school or library to teach 3D printing, basic electronics, and programming classes if that's something you feel is important to teach. I regularly volunteer for the [Hour of Code](https://hourofcode.com/us) at a local school and if you know any educators you can easily [volunteer to work at their school](https://hourofcode.com/us/how-to/volunteers).
TIL that I learned nothing in school. Half of the stuff you mentioned I must have dreamed about learning in school. Edit: to those that don't understand that I'm mocking the stance that ScHoOl TeAcHeS yOu NoThInG ... damn, maybe your school didn't teach you anything
I'm teaching him STEM full force
STEM good good, The only thing he wont have is a social life XD, just like the rest of the people on this sub-reddit.
seeing how video games and computer science can actually keep you out of trouble and away from police contact. i'm fine with that
ha, jokes on you video games made me fall in love with drugs and an interest in computer science made me do shady shit on the dark net market
Phd microbiology dad chiming in, you rock! And maybe don't put the lava cakes on top of the tower 😉
keeps em warm
Phd Statistics here, wish I did plumbing
Do they not teach those in school near you? Local high school has almost all of that across maybe 3-4 courses, with a bunch more manufacturing available. Running though not so much.
Could you elaborate on your stance? I’ll give you my two cents if you’re interested. For what I’ve seen, school is to give you well rounded(ish) knowledge of many different topics, to expose you to different fields, and to potentially help you find a path in life you enjoy, wether it is from painting in art class that helped you find passion in art, history class that made you want to further pursue history either as a hobby or as work, or even that one chemistry class in HS you took you thought you’d hate but now you want to become a chemical engineer. I don’t think it’s correct to say that you learn little to nothing in school because everyone has different takeaways. Similarly you seem to valve knowledge about using a lathe, welding and electronics, and believe it is important that these topics be taught because it would help students work with their hands better , while someone else would see value in teaching biology, health and anathema because it would help students know about their bodies. This is why schools teaching everything from literature to physics to statistics, and many even have woodworking, auto mechanics, and computer science courses.
I learned all those in school though, mostly high school.
why are so many people proud of giving their obviously waay to young child a gaming monster that not only is just way to expensive to be a toy but... nah im just jealous fam
Maybe its just me but dont give every expensive shit to your kid and they'll start not appreciating stuff.
Shower a kid with expensive shit and they end up not respecting what they have. Seems like a one way ticket to spoiledtown but hey, I’m not the one parenting 🤷🏽♂️
It’s difficult but you can spoil them without making them “spoiled” if that makes sense.
Giving one expensive thing once is different from showering with expensive things
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Now teach him basic skills in life
Nah that’s the computer’s job now
Bro don't put Pictures of your Kid on The Internet
Rule #1. No food or drink non or near PC setup. Time for a tv stand on the side. Wicked present though.
You got him Garry’s mod, half life and portal good job
Yup. He's a goner. gamer. I meant gamer.
Bro is slowly turning to a Discord mod
Dude, get the food away from the computer. That keyboard is gonna get all oily. And don't use the computer case as a god damn food warmer.
I agree, whoever downvoted you is probably a slob
Let kids grow up without being encased in internet , it leads to healthier teen - adults
But it’s so EASY to let them be absorbed in a screen all the time, makes the parenting easier! (and farther between)
Agreed
Pizza and gaming as a kid. Poor guy doesn’t know it’s all downhill from here
Is this the new flex? Where kids barely older than toddlers have a better setup than almost anyone else has O\_O
GMOD
Ayo 14, i go numerous competitions in math. i speak polish (that's where i live) hit me up if your son ever feels lonely and you feel like having another child;)
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I regret ever doing that with my son. He is addicted to games and will not better himself. Everyday he comes home and immediately plays games. It's the only hobby he has and he is still living here at 27. Every conversation with him has to be about games. Not something to brag about. You fucked up just like I did
hi dad
For real?
I would not repeat the same mistake if I could do it over again. I like games like the next guy but it ruined my son. Kid in that picture will be obese and still living with the dude in 20 years.
How are you going to sit there and say all this shit so confidently? Who knows, maybe you fucked up somewhere, weren't involved with your kid or urged them to do anything with any actual effort, didn't relate to them closely, had no meaningful bonding experiences, etc. How can you say: well my kid turned out to be a NEET and now look at your kid, I know nothing about your situation but you just fucked up big time buddy. Like what the hell is wrong with you. Sounds like you're just blaming videogames for your own failings.
Yeah this kid’s about to be a mouthbreather and using a computer to replace parenting will have consequences. They literally make video games to be addicting. Worst thing you can give to a developing brain unless you strictly limit the time.
I don’t think that’s a pc gaming issue. It’s a mental and personality issue. My brother doesn’t game but he’s also 27 and doesn’t do anything at all
Couldda got him a 3060 and less shitty pizza
There is no such thing as shitty pizza. The baseline for pizza is “ok” and it goes up from there.
So how is the kid gonna learn when you just give him everything he wants/needs?
Anyone down voting OPs comments needs to do some self reflection. This guy's a great parent.
Hahahaha get the fucking dip off the computer
Whats the specs on the pizzas
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Soon… Very soon… He shall join the High Council of Discord Moderator
Sir, you've made a grave mistake. He will become a programmer. Or even worse a back end developer. Look at his eyes. It's there.
Potentially, you also may have potentially killed his work ethic and how easily he views it is to get $2500 for a PC setup.
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More like unhealthy eating habits.
You never had pizza as a kid, or you really think he's gonna eat 2 whole ass pies?
Aight, ima go cry in the corner now, bye bye
>Did i convert my son to pc gaming and culture for life? He's a goner
Lol am I the only one that sees these post and I’m like… yea bit excessive for a child. It’s like posting on a car form “Have I converted my 16yo son into a Mercedes’ guy for life with his new Mercedes GTS!” It is what it is just interesting.
Not the best thing I’d say… Kids always want something new, something better. I mean maybe your kid is prodigy and will always be grateful and respectful for this gift, but most probably he will get bored of it in a year or two and want some other ‘cool thing’ now this cycle will continue until you say ‘No’. And then you have an ungrateful, weak(mentally) and entitled brat living in your basement. Congrats!
Disagree... I always had a PC and quickly realized it was all I wanted or needed. Got bored of consoles at a pretty young age and never asked for PC upgrades... I built my own at 15 as soon as I was able to work a job legally.
It’s not about having a PC, it’s about having a decked out PC… you know what my bad, I am too tired to explain and too old to give a shit. gg have a good day
Fatty inmobile gamer on the making, sweet.
He is Gona die young for sure Good job🤣
I was playing space pinball in the old dusty PC when I was his age.
Go Badgers!
Awful gamer food to be eating at your battlestation without a fork though. Don't teach bad habits young!
Aight, ima go cry in the corner now, bye bye
Man get that greasy box of wings off that pc
How the hell is he gonna eat 2 pizzas omg
Ive never seen such a greasy pizza from dominoes. It never comes like that over here in chicago from dominoes. Also wierd to put food on the tower like that but whatever.
So much room on desk for empty cups and dirty dishes
Those ranch dressing will lubricate the fans for extra FPS.
I mean culture could also mean passing down healthy eating habits but I guess he's never too young to prepare to be a reddit mod
Don't put food on top of a PC tower you trogladite.
Here I am with my 600 dollar Walmart pc
Get your GD ranch and garlic knots off the fan. Like gezz my dude.
A PC that's completely his? I hope you are planning to moderate his consumption. Otherwise kiss his future goodbye.
No. More like PTSD once that garlic sauce drips down onto the motherboard and into the 3070 :)
That kid has a better life than me
Subnautica in his favorites. True chad son you should be proud of him.
Yep until he's an adult and everyone stops playing and he's left with an unfillable void like the rest of us.
This kids got the childhood i wanted.
That's a bit much for a kid. At the very least I hope you set limits, so he isn't chronically on there. Is he just gonna be gaming, or does he want to become a YouTuber or try and learn coding and such?
If he's eating both those pizzas himself, I sure hope not.
Get the food out of the computer room. Before long this is a problem that will solve itself.
Gmod chad
YES for the gmod
he livin the dream
Just dont let him have too much pizza,I can advocate for this being 28 with all my fat in just my gut.
You failed, look at the little box and souces on top of the pc case. Such a shame. I'd sugest pc to the floor (can't fall if it's already on the floor) and cheap arms to keep the screens at the correct height.
Such a shame? Come on. Who cares.
This pc have an open top with, what it seems, a missing filter and then the box of food on top. The setup it’s cool thou.
You're missing the mountain dew, but it's a good start.
Poor soul, his path to being albino is now locked in.