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jon f mn · Sep 30, 2016

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rrlund · Sep 30, 2016

Speaking of technology.....

Alan K · Sep 30, 2016

I still use cassettes lol.

Married2Allis · Sep 30, 2016

Or a pack of matches crammed in beside the tape cartridge of your worn 8-track player, remember that?

wjytexas · Sep 30, 2016

or AC's in cars in Texas. real bummer.

RESLLS · Sep 30, 2016

15 year old grandson stole my tapes, player, albums and complete stereo system. At least he plays good music! Had had to reglue the felt piece on a couple cassettes and knows the pencil trick. Even took one of the cracked tapes and put it in a different cassette that had screws to hold it together.

jeffcat · Sep 30, 2016

Actually this one is wrong. Who ever drew it didn't understand already! You had to use the BIC pen with the blue top. A pencil is a little too lose. You could also take the cassette and pen and spin it like a towel over your head to go from A to B side. You could rewind it almost as fast as the player with a little practice.

donjr · Sep 30, 2016

Yup- they're cheaper than clay targets.......

Danny Prosser · Sep 30, 2016

I had an 8 track am/fm in a car once and all of a sudden I couldn't change channels. I held the 8 track door open and looked in with a flashlight. There was a string in there that had broke and I fished both pieces out the door. I could pull one string to got the left and the other to go back to the right. I did that for along time until the string broke off again!

CenTex Farmall · Sep 30, 2016

I still have all formats. Eight tracks last a whole lot longer than CD's do!

Also the superior dynamic range of CD's is pointless when you're sitting on top of a pair of 3" Flowmasters.

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