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Quote by MasterJonathan
Remember these?
OMG, I do...I was actually thinking about it the other day when I found an old 45 in a box with some photos!!!
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Loved playing with these. Just hated looking for them thru the house to reload then.
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Remember these?
Seened like they were eaten by the gremlins, could never find them when you really wanted them. I think every 45 I had, had them in it because of that
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I remember tapes and carrying my stereo around on my shoulder to listen to them, before smaller portable headphones and tape players where available.
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I know what it means. Does that make me old?
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Ok how many of you remember these little gems? Feeling old yet?
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Ahhh, the Kodak Instamatic!
Not only are the flash cubes gone, but so is the company... (bet you never expected that back in the day, did you? I sure didn't.)
Not only are the flash cubes gone, but so is the company... (bet you never expected that back in the day, did you? I sure didn't.)
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Quote by MasterJonathan
Ok how many of you remember these little gems? Feeling old yet?
dude! it's the Tardis! Dr Who!
You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.
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it means your tape was being eaten by your cassette player of course! lol
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awwh the good ole days when things were simpler wish we could go back
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...and even if you don't post I know this will make some of you chuckle
What I remember best is twirling the tape on the pencil. Once you got a good rhythm, you could rewind or fast forward - depending on your preference - a tape real fast.
"I expect nothing. I fear no one. I am free." Nikos Kazantzakis
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Quote by MasterJonathan
Remember these?
Those are the wheels that shot out of the toy gun, right? Not - those were inserted into 45's so one could play them on a full size record player. Remember these?
"I expect nothing. I fear no one. I am free." Nikos Kazantzakis
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Quote by MasterJonathan
Remember these?
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Yes I do & I still have some,as well as the 45 records to go with them. As far as the cassette tapes go I still have those too I use A bic pen to rewind mine. And 8 track tapes I still have the whole set up including A recorder. Never know they might wind up in A musseium some day.L.O.L.SfIsaiTOSXPWSZ1o
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so true.
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also:
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A sign of extended vintage when you can remember your Grandmother's Pianola and the music rolls!
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...and even if you don't post I know this will make some of you chuckle
I still use the 2 to this day, lol just never gotten round to putting my songs on dics
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I'm suprised no one added writing on the label...all the times you would record over it... now add some scotch tape to the picture and see who knows the connection....
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The only recording I had of my old band was a snapped cassette. A skilfull friend spliced it last year it was then played into a computer from a cassette player and turned into CDs so the scotch tape definiteley came in handy.
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now add some scotch tape to the picture and see who knows the connection....
I'd squeezed bit's of paper, if I couldn't find tape,
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This is going to be a stretch for some......Mother had one as i grew up.....
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Thank u people. You made me feel like the oldest person here. 
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Quote by Dudealicious
Holy crap, I remember those days! Remember this as well?
I remember the 8-tracks also often required an accessory...especially in the car.
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My dad taught me that trick! lol
Many a cassette or a VCR tape was eaten at my house. I was told to "breathe" a hot breath on the exposed tape film to iron out the crinkles before manually rewinding and to always make sure it goes tight to the end where you can rewind it no more! LOL
I knew instantly the 45 thing, etc. but never had the bear. lol
Many a cassette or a VCR tape was eaten at my house. I was told to "breathe" a hot breath on the exposed tape film to iron out the crinkles before manually rewinding and to always make sure it goes tight to the end where you can rewind it no more! LOL
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Quote by MasterJonathan
Ok one more Golden Oldie...
There is a wall model in our kitchen and one like this in my Bedroom....a ROTARY DIAL TELEPHONE.!! The kitchen phone as been in use since 1983 wen house was built.
