My Bad Luck with iPods

I haven't wrote anything in so long...I decided my attempt at blogging was a complete failure and that if I extended it I would be wracked with shame for the rest of my life. But I've started doing stupid, hyperactive things again so I have some more stories that may or may not make a good post.

I'm bad with technology. I mean, I'm great at figuring out how to work technology. I'm fine with that. I just have bad luck. I've broken two iPods, crashed my laptop at least five times, and also damaged my laptops screen and keyboard. Here's an example of my luck with technology.
    
The town that I live in is a very small town, and every year we have a fair during the fall.  Its fun, there's lots of fried food, kids smoke pot and avoid the one police officer, there's live music, ect. All in all, its good. Unfortunately, I got caught up in all the excitement. I tend to become a spur-of-the-moment person when I get excited. Normally, I think things through. I'm kinda responsible. But when people around me get crazy, I get crazy. And I was hanging out with three crazy chicks all night.

While I was at the Fair, I decided that carrying around my sweatshirt and iPod was too much trouble. I ran over to our parked car and threw my sweatshirt, with my iPod in the pocket, under it. My reasoning was that asking my parents to unlock the door was too much trouble.

With my iPod safe, I walked away.

About halfway through the night, I got cold. I went back to the car to find it gone. My parents drove away from the Fair. I was not worried about this, I knew they'd be back soon.

Time went by, and when it was almost time to leave I took out my iPod and tried to turn it on. It would not work. I tried and tried unsuccessfully. At first I was confused, then I remembered. The Car. When my parents left, they had unknowingly ran over my iPod.

When I got home, I plugged the earphones into my laptop, and the earphones worked. Buy Skullcandy, people. Mine were run over by a car and still work.

Anyways all this happened and though I was devastated, I had a shuffle. So it would be ok. Not. With my luck I put my shuffle in to the washing machine in the same sweatshirt that my nano got ran over in. That's Irony for you. Skullcandy earbuds still work fine though.

I didn't tell my parents about the Nano, I figured I could tell them it ran out of space and that's why I was using the shuffle. But now I have no Nano, no Shuffle, and I am positive that this will not end well.