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Regurgitating CD player

 A CD player that refuses to play certain CDs
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(with the ascendancy of MP3 players, I'm a little late to the game with this idea)
A gag in-dash CD player - preferably programmable - that rejects CDs based on some criteria. When a CD is inserted and recognized as rejected, it ejects the CD with a gagging (or barfing) noise.
—phoenix, Dec 21 2008

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       love it!
—po, Dec 21 2008
   

       What [po] said.
—wagster, Dec 21 2008
   

       //with the ascendancy of MP3 players, I'm a little late to the game with this idea//   

       Not really I know several people who still use CDs.
—Dickcheney6, Jan 18 2009
   

       this works for mp3s too-- software that plays a gagging noise and deletes the song.
—sninctown, Jan 18 2009
   

       Baked. The cd player in my car rejects CDs with no discernible system, but reliably.
—loonquawl, Mar 26 2009
   

       I still use vinyl [-].
—eight_nine_tortoise, Mar 26 2009
   

       I use vinyl too. I imagine the vinyl version of this is slightly more civilized - an automatic turntable that recognizes certain artists and says "Hmm... maybe not" in a posh English accent before moving the tonearm back to its stand. [+]
—Srimech, Mar 27 2009
   


 

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