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I just transferred a bunch of those to MP3 format, old recordings that my father made. I have some commercially recorded cassettes too, and might do a few of those, but most of them are stuff I already have in other formats.
Did anyone here see “Guardians of the Galaxy”? I thought the most unbelievable thing in the movie was that the main character’s tape and tape player still worked (and actually worked perfectly) after ten years and getting thrown around. The talking raccoon was a close second . . .
C over 3 years ago
Unraveled
lavender headgear over 3 years ago
Hey, I remember those!
jvo over 3 years ago
Hmm, I remember when those were new….
gopher gofer over 3 years ago
and that’s a wrap…
Jeffin Premium Member over 3 years ago
Is this strip a rewind? At least they’re wearing their masks correctly. Wait….
Comics are the first thing to read over 3 years ago
Bic pens worked best.
Kaputnik over 3 years ago
I just transferred a bunch of those to MP3 format, old recordings that my father made. I have some commercially recorded cassettes too, and might do a few of those, but most of them are stuff I already have in other formats.
Doug K over 3 years ago
Been there – done that.
Lee26 Premium Member over 3 years ago
I always used a jewelers screwdriver that I kept for my eyeglasses for loose screws. They worked great!
WCraft over 3 years ago
I didn’t think someone that old could survive surgery…
Dorothy Ownbey Premium Member over 3 years ago
If you don’t get it, ask your parents.
ldmulvaney73 over 3 years ago
Did anyone here see “Guardians of the Galaxy”? I thought the most unbelievable thing in the movie was that the main character’s tape and tape player still worked (and actually worked perfectly) after ten years and getting thrown around. The talking raccoon was a close second . . .
Bill The Nuke over 3 years ago
King Kong"s walkman?
C over 3 years ago
Ah, the giant Phillips “Functional Music” cassette