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3. cinemaocd said: LOL I can’t get five year old CDs to play in my 10 year old CD player in my 40 year old car…
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12. spockvarietyhour said: @airyairyaucontraire probably solar powered but even then the internal components wouldn’t last 5 centuries let alone one! not to mention the whole disc degradation thing….
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15. airyairyaucontraire said: How are there even working batteries to power the Discman? They deteriorate! I just looked it up and alkaline batteries have a shelf life of 5-10 years. Is it solar powered? Does he have a little windmill or waterwheel hooked up to it? Perhaps a mouse on a treadmill?
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20. spockvarietyhour posted this

    not his fucking waterlogged and dusty Miles Davis CDs working in a an equally ancient discman after 5 centuries!!!