Talk about a bad day!

Its not even remotely imaginable, and I can't make this up. That is my 360 with Red Rings under the final scene in New England today. That is a bad day for a Steeler die hard and 360 fan. If you don't like sports, you wouldn't understand, but I empathize and sympathize with Mr. Rubin over his love of sports. Until now. Yesterday I sent a 360 voice message to Mr. Rubin, who at this point is either Ken Kutaragi or the devil himself, stating that I was pulling for the Steelers, and would be watching the game. Nothing hateful. Today at 2 central, just before kickoff, I log on to see if he had responded. I see that I have a message from AGN, and as I click on it, my slide out xbox guide freezes. I restart my XBOX only to get a blue screen on my TV, as if I was on the wrong input or there was no source. I turn it off. My vision cam is still running. I turn it back on. Red Rings of Death. Nooooooooooo. Now, I am no conspiracy theorist, and I've actually been quiet glad that Scot's 360 has still held up, but this is a bit freaky. Wasn't it last week someone bad mouthed the Pats and their 360 broke? I didn't even bad mouth them. My voice message was in good sport. I had my 360 since launch until a month and a half ago, when my screen started having video issues and I sent it back. One month later red rings. Only my red rings happened just as I went to receive AGN's Patriots message. That team is evil. I swear this is true. I tried to call the 888 number at allgames, but couldn't get through. However, Scot will know that I sent him a voicemail, yesterday, and this is my Xbox today. To add insult to injury the Pats basically kicked the crap out of the Steelers, despite Pittsburgh having some good moments and moving the ball. Nonetheless, I am screwed. It sucks that the 360 is so good that I can't boycott them. Even with it gone, I'd rather have it than my wii. What's worse is, if I had my 360, I would be online challenging Mr 360 wrecker with my Madden Steelers, and hopefully getting digital revenge. Confound you Scot Rubin.