What a mess : /

I cleaned the dust inside my mother's computer. Now it won't run. Ha. I shouldn't have opened that PSU, I suppose.

Obligatory bump

Spilled Wine all over the keyboard. Had to go to the Walmart and bought another bottle of Wine.

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Best keyboard mess was spilling black tea with honey over the keyboard. It still worked after cleaning it with quite a lot of water :)

Never happened, "yet".

Ha, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is winning. cool
I spilled some organic solvent on the keyboard at the lab once. it melted a bit and all the keys got stuck together ;)

I sometimes eat at my desk and have spilled food on the floor when bringing it over to my desk quite a few times, especially soups.

i broke 2 keyboards not just by throwing coke over them, but by being stupid and trying to clean the mess.... i couldn't put all the keys and parts in the correct place. -_-

Next time just use your cd/dvd/blu-ray/x-ray/nextgen-ray as a bottle holder.

Mess is bad :/

I hate wine, lol ....

I puked up red whine on white carpet once.

I have, yes, but not anything in recent memory.

I could make a bread with all the crumbs inside my keyboard

I spilled so much milk in my life, not even water, just the milk.. i guess its because just woke up im pretty retarded.. milk is also annoying to clean :| i wonder how annoying can be the wine to clean.

Some years ago I accidentally restored the wrong NVRAM backup to a wireless router (WNR834B) through the web interface and bricked it. Had to solder a JTAG interface to get that fixed, but at least that was a bit fun.

I broke another thing but I don't think it was my fault. I had just imported a CD64 for a few hundred bucks and had problems with it where it would randomly blackscreen mid-game. They're infamously unreliable devices, but they were the only thing I could buy at the time. My first thought was to replace its RAM (which I wanted to upgrade anyways), so I went to remove it and the plastic clip that holds the RAM in place exploded. It saddens me every time I look at it. Somewhere down the line I'll have to try and repair it (probably by soldering all 72 pins of the RAM v.v), but since then there have been a few modern, much better devices to do the job of the CD64.

I feel with you...
I just spilled coffee over my CM Storm Quickfire one week ago. Coffee for itself wouldn't have been so bad, but I drink it with milk and sugar... Now some keys are stuck. I'm just glad it's a mechanical keyboard and I can clean the switches... Still have everything detached lying around, housing, the keys, pcb, screws...
But I luckily had my old MS keyboard still lying around, so I avoided a late night trip... which wouldn't have worked here in Germany since shops are closed at night...

Once I poped one of those toys that's made from a balloon filled with flour... inside the car, during an 8h trip.

Fun times.

When i was a kid me and my brother were playing on my parents computer and my brother knocked over a water bottle and it spilled all over the computer, thankfully it still worked.

yeah.. spilled out coke on my lap top keyboard few years ago, had to pay around 50 euros..

Bump :D

I now have a mechanical keyboard because I fried my wonderful Logitech G15v1 keyboard at my old apartment around 2 years ago. It had carpet on the steps, but the carpet was coming loose in a couple bad places. I was carrying a glass of water down the stairs, slipped on the shoddy carpet - trying to keep my footing I surfed down to the landing where I caught myself on the railing, twisting my ankle, separating my shoulder, and launched the glass of water almost directly onto my poor keyboard. Shit sucked.

Also, for nightwolf above there, I shared that one with my friend just now because it made me laugh and he asked why, so he shared this one and told me to post it - He was on a 3 hour delivery drive with a coworker, and out on the highway the guy had to slam on the brakes. Turned out that the fire extinguisher in the cab hadn't been resecured properly, shifted in the back seat of the truck, and started going off. >XD

I killed my beloved KB8926 (it's an old keyboard model that was quite popular in the late 90's, but is no longer produced, and is incredibly nice to type on) with a cup of tea last autumn. I lost count on how many cups of tea it had to withstand, but that cup was enough to break even my sturdy KB8926.

Me and you are lucky we live in areas with 24hour super stores like Wal-Mart.

I'm not clumsy. Only thing that comes to mind, is I had a working keyboard, and I clean it, and plug it back in... and pow its broken.
I guess the watered down windex some how f'd up the insides? all I did was whipe down the outside plastic after I removed each key.
Sheesh.

I actually ruined an old keyboard by spilling tea,earl grey, hot all over the bloody thing.