[Stryke 9]

Yeah, that's a nice sentiment, but "broke" is subjective in most cases. Half of my possessions are perfectly serviceable items someone else decided were "broke"- do you really expect people to have any better sense in the rhetorical sense?

[Grey Wolf]

Some things are definitely "broke". My old DVD-ROM drive, for example.

Many things just need help. Every single economic system and government developed by man, for example.

[Stryke 9]

As I said, in most cases.

And I'm sure there's someone out there who'd say it's not broken at all, it's a perfectly serviceable doorstop.

[Bobboau]

after 60-80 years we stop working and turn to dirt, that seems prety ****ing borke to me

[Stryke 9]

That assumes that most people ever start working. Things done in cubicles do not count as work in any meaningful way.