Bored with shocks in the bath .....
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I think it was done to cover up a mistake where someone admitted doing something daft. By then creating a series of similar posts people have assumed all were non genuine and have ignored the post where he made the mistake of admitting doing something daft. And I think it has worked. Now I don't bother reading any post about shock in a bath.
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How did you come to read this one then....
your logic made me laugh martinx
i found then all hilarious!
funnily enough i was reading them whilst in the bath on my ipad (its okay, it was not plugged in and is probably below 12v) but i was laughing so hard that i dropped it into the actual water which gave me shock and and also killed it
even though it is still in warranty apply say they will not replace it because on page 8,435 off the warranty T+C it says not to use it in the bath... anyone got any ideas?
funnily enough i was reading them whilst in the bath on my ipad (its okay, it was not plugged in and is probably below 12v) but i was laughing so hard that i dropped it into the actual water which gave me shock and and also killed it
even though it is still in warranty apply say they will not replace it because on page 8,435 off the warranty T+C it says not to use it in the bath... anyone got any ideas?
Tell them you mis-type the explanation.
You were in Bath ( the city ) during a shower ( of rain ) using it for map reading.
You were in Bath ( the city ) during a shower ( of rain ) using it for map reading.
i found then all hilarious!
funnily enough i was reading them whilst in the bath on my ipad (its okay, it was not plugged in and is probably below 12v) but i was laughing so hard that i dropped it into the actual water which gave me shock and and also killed it
even though it is still in warranty apply say they will not replace it because on page 8,435 off the warranty T+C it says not to use it in the bath... anyone got any ideas?
Well, I'd definitely try to get them to fix it, however I do know that iPhones have a water detector just inside the headphone jack. The shop just plugs the bum end into some kind of detector and it confirms whether the thing has been drowned. Dunno if the iPad has a similar device, but you may as well try.
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