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Published: 2013-06-22 21:16:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 2426; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 0
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Would you look at that. im alive. anyway, I took this while in the midst of moving to a new house. and the new house is nice by the way. I remember CD players pretty faintly to be honest... I do remember that the entire song would stop if you hit it though. lol.-DragunovΒ©-
(The Following picture in the demotivation was taken/drawn by me, thus the entire demotivation is owned by me and is not to be taken seriously if offensive in any type of meaning.)
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Ah, so true. Too bad the iPod breaks so easily.
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Meh, not really.
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I dropped mine ONCE, and it was broken beyond repair.
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...seriously...?
its not like its anything difficult to understand.
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Sorry if I hurt your feelings..........
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what does that mean?
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Aaaah but don't forget, if you drop your iPod in water it breaks. Yoy can just dry off a CD. Disc's are also a lot easier to get autographed.
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PFFT! OF COURSE WE GOT TIRED OF THIS! *bunch of CDs fall out of car*
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Actually, vinyl (and i don't mean cheap shitty printings) actually sound very nice and hit a different spectrum of frequencies. At least thats how I hear it.
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You have a point there in fact I heard they might replace audio CDs.
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The thing is I do still buy CD's often. Buying an audio file that is nothing "real" I find to be a waste. I only will if I have to. lol
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What? I'm old-fashioned when it comes to stuff like that.
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Nothin' wrong with that.
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Haha, I've still got a record player and stacks of vinyl. I don't listen to a lot of CD's, but I do use my IPod.
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I like CD players better, myself. It feels good when your music is something you can actually touch.
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I'm not understanding that. Elaboration?
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I'm just saying that it feels better if I have a physical copy of the album. For example, when you have the music on your computer/iPod/iPad, then sure, it's easier to carry around, but then what happens if you lose it? Or if your computer is hit with a virus?
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Aaah, now I get you completely. I didn't understand you to begin with.
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Plus there is just a special feeling of owning an actually copy.
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That too.
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I know it got cumbersome carrying a big CD case to listen to what I want. I don't have an iPod yet, but I hope to just so I can work out to what I want without having to keep changing the CD
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Your situation seems a bit troubled.
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Yeah I remember them, simpler times it was ^^
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but those were much better times too.
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Am I the only one that has a cd player and no ipod?
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No, you're not the only one. Hell, most of my music is on vinyl.
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Glad I'm not the only one, I still own cassettes xD
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Same here! I don't own any 8-track tapes, though. Those broke awful easily.
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True, I hope my cassette player doesn't break, you can't buy new cd player's that come with them
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Of course, the only reason they keep changing the method of listening to music is because they think they can make more money from it.
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Damn right, I'm not part of the whole Ipad, Ipod movement. My mp3 player works just as well and it's a hell of a lot cheaper.
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