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Has ^ not seen all <'s typing errors

< has more typos than correct spellings

< is not sure of that. At least ^ didn't say "brij" several times on purpose.

That may be so but then < got a PlayStayshin

< has a GameQueb

< has a GameCube too

< luvs this.

< is listening to an album < owns. < loves collecting CDs over buying songs/albums digitally.

Mmm, CDs...those bring < back to the times when < as a kid would use CDS and casette tapes to listen to <'s favorite dance songs. < remembers also having a turntable...but < has no idea where it is. Maybe in <'s garage? < would LOVE to see how it works.

Ray502 wrote:< is listening to an album < owns. < loves collecting CDs over buying songs/albums digitally.

< would rather collect vinyl.

The Jonster wrote:Mmm, CDs...those bring < back to the times when < as a kid would use CDS and casette tapes to listen to <'s favorite dance songs. < remembers also having a turntable...but < has no idea where it is. Maybe in <'s garage? < would LOVE to see how it works.

Vinyl/cassette FTW. CDs/MP3s lack depth to me.

< remembers fast forwarding or rewinding those cassette tapes looking for a certain song being so annoying though

< also has a few CD's.

< is afraid that < has made someone mad at < for not knowing what THAT means. < is such a weaboo.

< says Google is ^'s friend

< says < knows. < still thinks Mr. Dark is <'s waifu regardless. Though < may actually have more than < thinks (They're all fictional so < doesn't feel too bad saying that or else it would be really awkward).

From what Birds posted though < thinks that may be a husbando

< has nothing more to say on it.

< will likely be sending some HDDs back as the 3rd party seller seems to have messed with the S.M.A.R.T. data on it. Incorrect serial numbers to the drives, yet each drive reports the same incorrect number.

So the seller used an old trick to reset the stats then and used the same EEPROM data on each one? < has seen this before and it's just robbery to sell a used drive as brand new. ^ already knows that though I guess

If ^ was charged for these as new then ^ should get ^'s money back as a failing HDD is the last thing someone needs.

< used to have a lot of audiobooks on casette when < was little, unfortunately it seems like a lot of them were never saved digitally so < can’t find them online and relive <‘s childhood

<‘ll have to buy a Walkman and try finding all of <‘s old tapes

Steo wrote:So the seller used an old trick to reset the stats then and used the same EEPROM data on each one? < has seen this before and it's just robbery to sell a used drive as brand new. ^ already knows that though I guess

If ^ was charged for these as new then ^ should get ^'s money back as a failing HDD is the last thing someone needs.

Yeah, they were supposed to be new, and claimed there was warranty.

When < checked with the manufacture, there was none. Plus they had Lenovo stickers on them. Some drives were DOA.

Though Amazon already said that < would definitely have no problem getting <'s money back.

Ambidextroid wrote:< used to have a lot of audiobooks on casette when < was little, unfortunately it seems like a lot of them were never saved digitally so < can’t find them online and relive <‘s childhood

<‘ll have to buy a Walkman and try finding all of <‘s old tapes

< knows how that feels, since many of <'s casettes seem to have disappeared. And thanks to Fifo < can now tell when someone is using a phone/tablet or not. < thinks.