The Most Valued item you ever broke

PTH2009

what is the most valued item you ever owned that you broke by accident ??

I owned a brand new Lg 3d tv and was playing Assasians Creed 3 one night and got really annoyed at a level and threw my ps3 controller and it bounced off the tv stand and hit the tv screen and cracked it :mad::(. I didnt have insurance but it would not cover it anyway so had to fork out for a new tv 3 weeks after buying the one i broke :D.

princess-lala

PTH2009 wrote: »

got really annoyed at a level and threw my ps3 controller and it bounced off the tv stand and hit the tv screen and cracked it :mad::(.

Well that was very silly of you wasn't it!

toastedpickles

Mii girlos hart </3

MaxWig

I got all rosemantic while staying at a relative's house.

I lit some night-lights for my gf and I.

I thought the whole point of night lights was that they did not need anything underneath them .

Not the case!

I left a black circle on an (very) antique dresser.

Did not go down well

mutley18

My foot, not worth it.

OU812

Valued or valuable ?

Valuable - spent about a grand on hardware components - new motherboard, processor, gigs of ram & hard drives, built my own system. Finished the job, cracked open a beer when I was finished & then promptly dropped it into the open cast, flooding it & killing it.

Most valued - a hand made glass christmas decoration that a friend of my parents made commemorating the millennium (99/00), was beautiful, a true work of art, had all our portraits on it, a real heirloom piece. Went to hang it on the tree that first year & promptly missed the loop onto the branch, it shattered into a thousand pieces.

I used to be quite clumsy.

KeithM89

I let my Portal gun (replica) fall down the stairs, smashed beyond repair. It cost a fair few quid too, there were almost tears.

1ZRed

My COrdless phone

BeerWolf

I'd have to say... some old Georgian era painting that's worth thousands - I somehow managed to tear a hole in it while moving boxes.

My body.

I'm always breaking it despite valuing it a lot >.<

The Backwards Man

A woman's heart.

Frank Black

Probably Bob Beaman's long jump record.

The wind speed was slightly above regulation though so it didn't count.

Sleepy

I presume it ended up broken but more a case of "lost"...

As a two year old I was playing with the Omega watch my mother had bought for my father to mark their engagement and buried it in the sand on Curracloe beach.

Mariasofia

Predictable after hours response : my virginity.

Real response: a ceramic hob (tin of peas fell out of a cupboard and smashed it. Cost me 600 feckin' euro to replace it!!)

--Kaiser--

The Backwards Man wrote: »

A woman's heart.

That's not valuable!
<runs>

AnonoBoy

Mariasofia wrote: »

Predictable after hours response : my virginity.

Who the hell breaks their virginity?

Hymen perhaps but virignity?

Mariasofia

AnonoBoy wrote: »

Who the hell breaks their virginity?

Hymen perhaps but virignity?

Ah don't be so picky....:p

Mariasofia

Mariasofia wrote: »

Ah don't be so picky....:p

Is that what he said when he broke your virginity?

AnonoBoy

Mariasofia wrote: »

Ah don't be so picky....:p

If I was picky I would never have broken my virginity in the first place!

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My 2004 Toyota MR-S, which was 8 weeks old. Completely wrote it off and nearly killed myself in the process. Lesson well learned!

Mariasofia

Deleted User wrote: »

Is that what he said when he broke your virginity?

Lol. No it's what he said when he broke my hymen apparently:D.

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My 2004 Toyota MR-S, which was 8 weeks old. Completely wrote it off and nearly killed myself in the process. Lesson well learned!

Serves you right, you should have bought a 99 one, much nicer

Glad you didn't get dead though

Surveyor11

Sleepy wrote: »

As a two year old I was playing with the Omega watch my mother had bought for my father to mark their engagement and buried it in the sand on Curracloe beach.

*gets metal detector from shed and drives to Wexford*

Tabnabs

I may or may not have been involved in an incident where the main subsea Telecom cable between Britain and Northern Ireland was severed.

cantdecide

Valuable: My freshly repainted Honda Blackbird motorbike. It had cost me about 4.5k to buy it and put it right It went from being a munter to a minter to being pulverised in the space of a couple of months.

Valued: "You do realise it's a miracle you didn't lose your arm, right?" is something you wouldn't like to hear from an orthopaedic surgeon. I did They were separate incidents btw

Scortho

Sleepy wrote: »

I presume it ended up broken but more a case of "lost"...

As a two year old I was playing with the Omega watch my mother had bought for my father to mark their engagement and buried it in the sand on Curracloe beach.

Don't tell the watch forum.

SEPT 23 1989

A 5 series BMW

Wabbit Ears

Ive broken multi million dollar servers and caused untold amounts of revenue loss while I ineptly floundered around trying to undo my bodgery.

AnonoBoy

Wabbit Ears wrote: »

Ive broken multi million dollar servers.

What are they? Gold-plated robot butlers?

Gary ITR

My banjo string...

smash

I'm always breaking stuff by accident. Most valuable was probably a crystal chandelier I fired an American football through while trying to do a back pass. Probably shouldn't have been playing indoors but a few weeks before I put a golf ball through a window and football through a green house so I though I'd be safe.

Amerika

A McDonnell Douglas MD-80

lovesfatgirls

One of my psp's im on my fourth the others died of natural causes.
just threw it at the floor in a fit of rage, not at a game though

bbam

Made a fuuuuck up at work many years ago... 5 batches of product worth about €30k each ended up in the bin.

Managed to cover my tracks though so it looked like an equipment malfunction.. Even got a promo for identifying the problem and suggesting a permanent fix :P

The old saying... "When life gives you lemons..."

The_Valeyard

Loosing my saved game file for 'Skyrim'

Like f*ck im starting all that again.

red sean

Was in a house in Roscommon one day, broke Mings vase.
He was ok about it though, said he'd put it down to expenses!

anncoates

bbam wrote: »

Made a fuuuuck up at work many years ago... 5 batches of product worth about €30k each ended up in the bin.

Managed to cover my tracks though so it looked like an equipment malfunction.. Even got a promo for identifying the problem and suggesting a permanent fix :P

The old saying... "When life gives you lemons..."

So that was you.

See me in my office tomorrow.

razorblunt

First job was working in the stock room of a pottery/household store, they sold Louise Kennedy vases. We had one for £800 (back in pure euro), I was stacking it on the top shelf not realising a beam was missing, fell through the gap and smashed inside it's box. As a fifteen year old I panicked, stocked it again to the back of the room and made a wall of bad selling plates in front if it.

It was found 2 yrs later by a friend who worked there after me apparently.

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Deleted User wrote: »

Serves you right, you should have bought a 99 one, much nicer

Glad you didn't get dead though

I replaced it with a soopa sexeh 1999 one.

conorhal

The Backwards Man wrote: »

A woman's heart.

I smashed that CD on purpose.....

Rackstar

Amerika wrote: »

A McDonnell Douglas MD-80

Must be a good story behind that??

Cody Pomeray

Not the most valuable, but the most expensive thing I've ever broken was my fibula on J1. Obviously i had medical insurance, it was something like US$3500 and apparently that's way down the cheap end of the scale.

Amerika

Rackstar wrote: »

Must be a good story behind that??

Not really. I had to fly half way across the country on business one day and return late that night, which I was not too happy about. The screws that bolted the seat to the floor were loose on my flight out. I ended up breaking the seat (with a little work wink wink). Knowing a thing or two about the airlines, I knew it was the same jet on the return trip. I complained about the seat condition and said I would not fly in the seat on the return trip, knowing they would take it off line for repair and put us up for the night and provide dinner.

(Oh yeah… Did I mention I was traveling with a cute ex-model co-worker who liked to party. Last thing I remember was carrying her across a 6 lane highway dodging traffic. And I had one hell of a hangover on the flight back the next morning)

Freddy Smelly

Deleted User wrote: »

Serves you right, you should have bought a 99 one, much nicer

is that the car that runs on p3nis enhancements pills bought on the internet???

smash

Freddy Smelly wrote: »

is that the car that runs on p3nis enhancements pills bought on the internet???

Better than fairy dust :P

Katunga

Amerika wrote: »

A McDonnell Douglas MD-80

Please tell us more

stefan idiot jones

My Thai Bride. She didn't last long; inferior build quality.

Got a nice strong recommended replacement now, a Russian. Not too pricey and works well in the fields.