Ok so someone gave me the task of labelling all their home movies of their kids first step, first birthday, etc and now for some odd reason the discs can't be read! I have no idea what the hell is going on, I reckon their DVD drive is rooted because I only labelled them on the label side.

They told me to make it permanent and long lasting as their children would probably get their hands on them so I grabbed my trusty engraver and went about naming them all. Like I said, I only wrote the names on the label side of the discs though so is their DVD player broken or what?

You engraved a dvd?

This is a troll thread, right?

lol

Yeh, either a troll or soon to be deleted in embarrassment.

Someone screenshot it for the wiki, just in case ;)

haha, this is a pretty good troll thread.

Just rub toothpaste into it, all over it, then brush your teeth with it and rub more toothpaste in - it'll be fine!

that'll buff right out

Hilarious. I can't stop laughing.





Not. What a f***ing lame thread. Give me my 1 minute back.

Put them in the freezer overnight.

get a black marker pen & run it around the outside edge of the dvd... the 'las0rz' are escaping out the side of the discs man!

whoop, don't listen to these haters. i engrave my dvds all the time and they still work.

i think you need to get a new dvd reader, the one you are using sounds broken.

I enjoyed demon's post.

I liked faceman's

Hehe funnies all round

microwave fixes all cd/dvd related problems

Youre not supposed to engrave discs.. your supposed to use a marker pen.

lies Vell, why must you lie?

why all the funny posts? if it was a black marker you could try another dvd reader, ive seen this happen before

so I grabbed my trusty engraver and went about naming them all.

ummmm

thats me smarts that is

A+++ would read again

I WOIULD PICK UP THE SOAP FOR THIS THREAD IN PRISON. A++

oh missed the engraver part, hah!

Laughs\

You MIGHT get something off the second layer. I have doubts for the first.
Send it to Seagate, I hear they a doing some data recovery.