Disk Utility: repair failed. What now?

Dear Mac-fans,

Since 29 feb. this year I am the proud and very statisfied user of my MacBook Pro 17'', my first Apple computer. (I'll never buy anything else again)

So I tried to use Boot Camp some time ago, and installed Vista on it, and it worked actually pretty good. I used it mainly to use Internet Explorer, to test my website's, because I'm a Webdeveloper. But I also used it to play games.

Then one day, Windows crashed. I guessed that my partition was too small in the first place when installed the windows partition, but i don't really know.

So I formatted the windows partition, and tried to reinstall boot camp, which told me "Verification failed. This disk could not be partitioned. Use Disk Utitilty to repair this disk." So i launched Disk Utility, which brought me to the the error to be seen in the attached screenshot.

I guess i'm a bit out of options right now. I don't know what to do next... help???

wordmunger said:

Ditch Windows. You don't need it.

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When IE has less then 40% of browser usage share, and games like GTA IV will come to Mac as well (both could be become true within 5 years or something), i'll ditch windows any day...

But untill then...