My computer has broken down.
A few days ago, I woke up to find my monitor was black. I had gone to bed with a sitcom series playing. It should have been playing on even when I woke up, but it wasn't, and I figured that something went wrong. I pressed the reset button, but it didn't work. So, I had to keep pressing the power button for a while to turn it off by force. Then I turned it back on, but my computer started acting up. It beeped 3 short beeps for two times, and stopped. I called the A/S guy and he said I had to send the main computer part to their place. I bought this computer from an online seller, and not from a large company, so the repairing service is not so convenient. Anyways, first I had to find myself a box big enough for it, and I found one, although it was a little small for it. To make the box collision-proof as much as possible, I crumpled lots of pieces of newspaper and put in a few ones first for the bottom of the main computer part, then put in the main computer part, and then put the other crumpled pieces around. After all that, I had one tiny problem left. As I said earlier, the box was not big enough for the part, so I closed the top as much as possible and put a piece of newspaper over it and taped it up. I'm not sure if I made the box collision-proof enough, though. I'm posting this from my laptop now.
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