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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Is there anything people can still do with these apart from use them for kindling? Just wondering before I chuck the lot away... It's quite sad that all my pocket money and Saturday job money used to go into these  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Is there anything people can still do with these apart from use them for kindling? Just wondering before I chuck the lot away... It's quite sad that all my pocket money and Saturday job money used to go into these "
Pretty much worthless.
I have hundred’s and hundred’s that I just can’t bare to throw.
Last time I looked through them I came out of it with a fucking wicked iTunes playlist though  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Give them to a charity shop. You never know, they might make someone’s day finding them, and it’s all for charity too"
Eh, remember this is 14/15 year old Amber's tastes... Not sure how many charity shoppers are in the market for My Chem/Taking Back Sunday/Panic! etc  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Hang them in the garden to scare birds away from your tender veg
This. ^
Winston
I stress .... veg, not vag  "
Tbf my vag needs scaring away from too  |
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"Give them to a charity shop. You never know, they might make someone’s day finding them, and it’s all for charity too
Eh, remember this is 14/15 year old Amber's tastes... Not sure how many charity shoppers are in the market for My Chem/Taking Back Sunday/Panic! etc "
Well, it’s better than chucking them. Even if the lot sell for £1 to charity
Outside of that though, they are recyclable so don’t just bin them. |
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"Hang them in the garden to scare birds away from your tender veg
This. ^
Winston
I stress .... veg, not vag
Got to admit to temptation in the quote and reply.....
Winston"
Kudos to you for resisting  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I still have single records and 12" albums that have probably seen a dozen house moves since I moved from home a very long time ago.
I couldn't bear to throw them away. "
Me too.
Vinyls a completely different kettle of fish though and some of my 90’s white labels are worth good money.
I’m taking them to the grave with me though.
Never sell them.
There’s something so fucking good about listening to vinyl that you just can’t explain to this generation! |
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By *rad670Man
over a year ago
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"Is there anything people can still do with these apart from use them for kindling? Just wondering before I chuck the lot away... It's quite sad that all my pocket money and Saturday job money used to go into these "
I'll have them off you, I can then upgrade from cassettes |
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"Hang them in the garden to scare birds away from your tender veg
This. ^
Winston
I stress .... veg, not vag
Got to admit to temptation in the quote and reply.....
Winston
Kudos to you for resisting "
Sooooooooo close.
Winston |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Is there anything people can still do with these apart from use them for kindling? Just wondering before I chuck the lot away... It's quite sad that all my pocket money and Saturday job money used to go into these "
Erm, no. Not really...
You didn't snort, inject or smoke it away..
Nowt wrong with CD..or indeed vinyl. |
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Box them up, and stick them up the attic, or on top of a wardrobe. You're only 27, you might find that when you get to my age, they may be sought after by collectors. I've even got 78rpm discs here that were bought for pennies to play on a 1920s wind up gramaphone which I bought as a bit of novelty when I was your age. It's all been a very wise investment. Your cd's could turn out the same, and you end up wishing you'd hung on to them. |
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"Is there anything people can still do with these apart from use them for kindling? Just wondering before I chuck the lot away... It's quite sad that all my pocket money and Saturday job money used to go into these "
Clean them really shiny, and stick them down overlapping each other slightly onto a mirror or something else, and make a fancy mirror out of them and stick it on your ceiling or somewhere, so you can watch yourself and your naughty activities  An even if your bored, during lol, knowing that they are your oldest favourite memories you're looking at lol it might even help make a bad night into a good night lol x x |
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
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Spray cd's with acrylic spray (golden is one brand - there are others), both sides.
Get a small shot glass or bottle top to cover up the cd hole & do a "dirty acrylic pour" with different coloured acrylic paint. Look at YouTube!
You could make a mobile for the garden or beer matts for the home. |
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"I still collect cd's. Online music is just not the same."
I agree. The thing with streaming is that you don't actually own anything. As soon as you stop your subscription, you have nothing. If you were to compare subscription costs against purchase costs, I bet the break-even point is a lot sooner that most people think.
If you've turned them into MP3s then that's a different matter. I have done that with mine but I still keep the CDs for other reasons.
There are some total bargains to be had on CDs at charity shops. That's been a great way for me to own music that's not dependent on a subscription. |
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"Is there anything people can still do with these apart from use them for kindling? Just wondering before I chuck the lot away... It's quite sad that all my pocket money and Saturday job money used to go into these "
See if your local school want them, our school uses them in art/D&T and science projects.
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"Still buy cds,no idea how to download music
Do you want them? "
I’d love them ... had all mine in a box but set up my system got them all out and started listening to them again x
Retro has its place reminds me of another time another place xx
If you don’t want them I’ll have them . Sure there’s a few I’d want ive started collecting them again
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