1. What did you use to wind your cassette back up? :)
I used both fingers and pencils and pens and etc.
I mean if it got wrapped up in the radio, you have to be so delicate in fixing it.
Ahh the days eh.
2. Did you have your own cassette player?
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Fingers or pencils for me. :) I don't currently have a working tape player - don't think I have any of my cassette tapes, either! :)
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pencils worked great, but you know those little rubber gripper things they have now, really would have been handy back then. Especially for that FAVORITE tape!!
ReplyDeleteIf I remember correctly, I think I used my fingers, never even thought of a pencil. Silly me!
ReplyDeleteI always used my finger. I still have a lot of my old cassette tapes. Will probably have them forever even though I don't have a player for them.
ReplyDeleteI always used a pencil with ridges. Worked perfectly but I'm so happy we made the switch to cd's and Ipods.
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I always used just my finger.
ReplyDeleteThrow in pen caps, too! They'd always catch in the rivet and I could spin that bad boy fast! :-)
ReplyDeletePencils use to do the trick for me.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
LOL -- the good old days -- I always just used my finger usually :-)
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Marie
Bonkers in Barnhart
hehe. I used pencils and pens and what ever had pointy corners. I didn't have my own, but I borrowed from my sis and bros.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
I used my fingers.
ReplyDeleteI totally remember cassette tapes and trying to record songs off the radio. I would have to make sure everyone around me was quiet! LOL!