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Totally gross. A fried chicken head was found in an order of McDonald’s chicken wings.

This is the latest news that I have received about my MacBook Pro since I shipped it last Tuesday. But more importantly, I was told long before I shipped it that I would be notified immediately if the problem that I claimed wasn’t the case and would be charged for anything otherwise. So, this appears to be proof that I was right. My Mac’s GPU was defective and do not have to pay a cent for it’s replacement. And let me add that this is roughly a $1,200 dollar repair job (the cost of a 13-inch MacBook Pro). I’m still crossing my fingers about this repair.

Now while I’d love for this process to be expedited, I will remain grateful for the present outcome.

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P.S. If you own a MacBook Pro that you bought between Fall 2007 and Summer 2008, this same thing could possibly happen to you, if not already.

Yesterday afternoon when I got home, I saw this big box sitting at my front door and was kinda shocked at how fast Apple support got it out to me. So I’m going to pack it up today and send it off on Monday.

I really hope that I am right about my NVIDIA graphics processor. I mean I do know that it’s dead, no doubt about it. But you know, I want to be absolutely sure and what’s killing me is I won’t know until an Apple technician gets my mac and takes look at it. Anxious, anxious. But that’s typical me 24/7.

Here’s hoping though.

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I saw the highlighted image above and found it really funny, with the dead upside-down Twitter bird. Just thought I’d share that.

P.S. I’m still on the bus on the move for NYC. I really hope we get there in time so that I can take a good shot of Times Square. *fingers crossed, toes crossed, eyes crossed, the works* ^_^

I don’t know why people are doing this but I keep seeing it in my Facebook news feed. Can anyone shed some light on this situation for me?