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The Toaster Cassette Player (TK7) allows you to play up to four tapes cereally. Place the tapes in the slots on top of the TK7 and push down the slider on the side. Use the "Temperature Control" for volume. Push it in to get other functions such as stop and play. Push in and turn for fast forward
or rewind. When your tape has finished playing on one side, it will be popped up ready for you to turn over, push down and get back to listening!
Possibly also the advent of a microwave-styled digital music center for recording your vinyls or CDs to mp3 or ogg format.
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Hello [[ sctld ]]. I like it.
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How about a "Mission Impossible" type one that not only plays your cassettes but literally toasts them unless you pop them up within ten seconds? Or an entire kitchen that just plays music? Skiffle in reverse. |
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cereally? is that a joke? |
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Certainly it's a joke. It's a pon. |
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I'm not seeing how this is significantly different from any other multi-tape cassette deck, other than the non-intuitive controls, but then my tolerance level is getting a little low lately.
Hi, [sctld], how're ya doin'? |
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The difference is: it's dressed as a toaster. |
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Hey hey! great for my edible tapes! What came first, man, the edible tapes or the toaster tape player? Well, that's a question for the ages... |
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Or not. The player came first. |
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is this why they say "it ate my tape"? |
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I've seen plenty of VCRs needing repair as a result of small fingers posting jam sandwiches into them. Now we have (almost) the converse. |
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I think its the contrapositive, but I struggled in Set Theory, sooo.... |
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