Ever: "The comparative relationship of one thing to another thing."
Blues: "Well one should be careful when trimming the deck *gulp* takes a steady hand."
Hiking: Memories of flipping thru vinyl. I still have my turntable from back
in the day too. Along with several albums that bring back fond memories.
Molly: "Now that's a collection of 45's!"
Steve: "This collection is massive. I miss the big record stores. J&R Music (NY),
Tower Records, HMV. I love the smell of vinyl in the morning. It smells like ... MUSIC.
Doc: "I remember my time spent at Licorice Pizza in So. California and Sunrise Records
in Santa Rosa. I managed one for a short while when I was in high school called Sneaky's
Records. Lot of good memories spending inordinate amounts of time flipping through records."
Steve: "To all the 'Record-flippers' of the world. Let our voices be loud and clear. Demand
the return of our record stores. The excitement of flipping through vinyl and discovering a
classic you somehow managed not to have in your collection. You get home, remove the
plastic around the cover, remove the album from the dust jacket and place it on the
turntable. The needle slowly descends onto the vinyl and sweet sounds surround you."
Doc: "Yeah, I remember the feeling well ...good times."
Doc: "I play 'Wordle' on my phone but, you know... to each his own."
Renee: "Great game though"
Doc: "Why back when, there was a pub in Santa Rosa that had two tables - one with
Space Invaders and the other with Pac Man - with the game built directly into
the tables. My friends and I would sit there with our beers and munchies and
dump quarters in those machines all night."
Ever: "LOL. Would be a great idea, actually. Maybe a table with a slot machine too."
Doc: "Vegas is full of tables with built in slot machines and card games."
Ever: "Many a time I had to use a pencil to readjust the tape.... memories." *sigh*
Hiking: "And sometimes it was a lost cause...and a new cassette was purchased."