Finally, after months I finally got my computer up and running! I found out the problem. EVGA made a shit motherboard. It could not boot my harddrive. I'm running right now as I type, the format I used before the new motherboard and no skips at all. It, originally, did not even boot up, and if it did, it would BSoD after Windows loading.

I'm never buying another EVGA motherboard again. Happy fuck-yeah fraggin'!

EDIT: Scratch that. After an hour or so, it won't even power up. The computer flickers for a split second when trying to power up.

Well this morning started out very crappily. Since my computer is down, I hooked the monitor to my laptop so I can get a bigger, brighter, clearer screen. It's on a TV stand beside my bed. I kicked it over about 7AM this morning, still sleeping. The crash woke me up. I was hoping that my monitor was okay putting it back the way it was, but was too tired to test it.

I finally got up around 11AM or so, I stay up late from work, and turned on my laptop. Too my luck the stupid thing didn't work. The back light came on but nothing displayed. Even when I unplugged it, where it's supposed to say Check Signal Cable, the back light just came on and that's it. So a $300 monitor down the drain. I'm probably going to trash my computer and just buying a gaming laptop. Not too much into gaming anymore.

So that's the crappy part of my day. I got called in a little early for work today around 1PM. They told me they need me to come in at 3:30 or 4, so naturally I picked the one later on, 4. When I got there there were cops and a couple pissed-off looking guys standing out front, but I'll explain that at the end. My bosses boss (Store Manager) was thanking me and say he appreciates me coming in and saying how much more dedicated I am than other workers. He kept going on and on and just made me feel so good. Made up for the little mishap this morning.

About the cops: I asked my manager what was going on. He said, "Heh, that was fun" and explained how the people in the meat department were watching them and Josh, the manager explaining this to me, said he grabbed them by their collar running out the door. Sounds pretty fun to me as well. XD

Cool day.