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(On mobile. Apologize for format issues in advance)

So today I woke up from a two hour nap that was supposed to be thirty minutes. I decided it was time to get to work on transferring my desktop into the new case I had picked up today. Things were going normally and I had pulled everything out and put the empty mother board and power supply into the new case. Plugged in all the front I/O and was putting in the cooler. 
At this point I'm still sorta running on auto pilot and start putting in the liquid cooler.
Ya. That's a good idea right now.
I put in some abnormally long screws to attach the water cooler and realize that was the wrong size for them to go in after they are about 3/4 of the way in. They were supposed to attach a fan to the cooler. A few minutes later when I'm putting in my video card I realize that my cooler is leaking EVERYWHERE.
I take out the liquid cooler and realize my mistake and kinda just look down at the liquid all over my mother board. Shit.
Didn't realize the screws were abnormally hard to screw in and were going into the liquid cooled mesh because I was still sleepy and using a powered screw driver.
<bot>: I fucked up by using in the wrong screws and a powered screwdriver  to attach my liquid cooler which resulted in liquid coolant all over my desktop.