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Got it. The next cartoon might somehow refer to the tapes that were strewn along the road.
No, it was a pencil you used to rotate the spools on a cassette tape to wind back in any tape that escaped.Got it. The next cartoon might somehow refer to the tapes that were strewn along the road.
Yes, I know that.No, it was a pencil you used to rotate the spools on a cassette tape to wind back in any tape that escaped.
Apologies, I misinterpreted your speculation……Yes, I know that.
As I wrote, I got the joke.
And of course, who remembers the record player stick that dropped one record at a time
open reel tapes
I had or I should say have one. Still works. How else would I play my music? I also have a dual auto reversing cassette recorder deck, and a 100 cd changer.And 8-track tapes that were nearly all pre-recorded because a recorder was unusual and expensive?
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