>at Value Village >find a bag with two N64 controllers,

>>3595003
You get what you pay for

The short answer is by adult standards, kids are insane.

>>3595020
I never did shit like that as a kid.

Bought a ps2 at a goodwill for 5 bucks said broken disk drive. Figured I would replace it for cheap and pass it on to a friend or keep it depending on the rest of the condition. Get home, open the bitch up because drive wasn't opening with power
>mfw used condoms inside

>>3595070

Same m8, I have no fucking idea what is wrong with some kids.

Had a friend during childhood who would eat a ice cream cone, have it drip all-fucking-over themselves, and then pick up a fucking controller without having cleaned their hands in anyway.

It disgusted me, and if they were ever over at my house you bet your ass that they washed their hands before they could touch my shit.

I still shudder thinking of how abhorrently sticky their controllers were.

>>3595003
>What kind of disgusting shit have you had to deal with when cleaning old video game stuff?

Dust.

Thermal Goop.

Brominated Flame Retardants.

Dell parts, but then I go out of my way to avoid those.

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>>3595003
>disgusting shit
I see water bugs (mini roaches),

All
The
Fucking
Time

When I buy stuff used or from thrift stores. I won't even bring shit in the house anymore until I get a look inside first.

>>3596294
This is a sane thing to do, with bed bugs on the rise again.

Fuckers can latch on to random shit (like that cool toploader you found for $10) and go a while without food. Then, once you bring it in your home, set up shop.

Hell, you can pickup a bed bug at a restaurant, if the person who sat in the booth before you had them and one fell off his clothes when he was eating.

>>3596383
Right, never leaving the house again.

>>3596443
>implying you were before