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Who designed the CD jewel case?
Couldn't they have been designed to be less breakable somehow?
That poor guy.
And in between all that, he dies. Sad story.Right?
First he gets wrongly accused of a heinous crime and becomes the most hated person in the world. Then his name is cleared, but ElecroVibe bags on his greatest accomplishment.
At least you could read the bands name on the spine with the jewel cases, good luck with cardboard ones you get now.Anyway, I used to abuse cassettes to no end. Never broke even one.
But a CD case will shatter to pieces if you accidentally look at it the wrong way.
At least you could read the bands name on the spine with the jewel cases, good luck with cardboard ones you get now.![]()
My dream is to have Buddy Bolden's lost recordings on the cylinders they came out on.
These are our two abacuses:I also use my Abacus when calculating my lunch tab at Howard Johnson’s.
How many do you have (wives)?I have all of my and my wive's DVDs on a hard drive.
How many do you have (wives)?![]()

These are our two abacuses:
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My SO's father used them daily at the restaurant he had in the last century.
Her father did listen to CDs; he was very much into music and lived through the "Glorious Mono" era and on into the "Digital Revolution". Regarding the former, he installed a Bozak 302 inside the fireplace in 1956.I actually have a similar background. The guys/gals that knew how to use them were VERY fast and could outpace me on a calculator, any day of the week!
They did not, however, listen to CD's![]()