Never too stupid: Blu-ray disc battles microwave

by Nick Doerr { Oct 26th 2007 at 8:30PM }

It's the eternal struggle of who will ultimately destroy who: the disc or the microwave? While most of you will undoubtedly say "the microwave, you dolt!" there are still a few people who secretly wish the discs would unleash a Limit Break of sorts, shooting lightning back into the microwave and causing an explosion of awesome proportions. Sadly, Blu-ray is not the medium to bring about the end of this microwave oppression. Our only qualms with this video: shaky cam is lame and we really wish he tossed the disc back into the PS3 to see if the PS3 would explode somehow.

Tags: blu-ray

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

T-P-M @ Oct 26th 2007 8:40PM

OMG for a sec. I thought that was a retail R&C he was going to fry!

Gunegune @ Oct 26th 2007 8:51PM

Well... at least we know. Does anyone know if that's a PlayStation Eye in the background (disc reflection in the final moments)? Did he record the video with the PlayStation Eye and EyeCreate?

Nazim @ Oct 26th 2007 8:56PM

w0w......some ppl have way too much time on their hands

hpvs17 @ Oct 26th 2007 9:14PM

and what does this prove?

Franks @ Oct 26th 2007 9:18PM

I don't care what anyone says! I will never buy a stand alone BlueRay player. It just doesn't make sense with the price of a PS3 VS Stand alone player!

http://www.xtremegadgets.net

Hashbrown_Hunter @ Oct 26th 2007 9:29PM

@ T-P-M: lol me too! I would've personally kicked his ass if he did

Shattercross @ Oct 26th 2007 9:46PM

The data foil is wrecked, but the disc still isn't scratched.

Kattleox @ Oct 27th 2007 1:50AM

Schnike! Did you see the way it crackled and snapped in High Definition sound and audio in a way not possible on CD or DVD!!?!? Amazing!

DirtnSky @ Oct 27th 2007 7:26AM

Wonder if this guy smashes his balls with a rubber mallet to see if it produces a different sensation compared to a steel hammer. What the hell was this for? Desperate need for attention?

If that was the case I suggest he throw all his B-discs (Movies too) into a shredder to see if it affects their playback. Think of the potential climb in views on Youtube for that.