128mb CompactFlash Memory Card
For a digital camera. Like new. What do you have?
Well, let’s see here. I’ve got one of them there newfangled push-button phones, an Atari Jaguar, and a machine that can play both cassettes AND 8-tracks!
YSaC, Vol. 218: Oh, and a Betamax too.
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52 responses to “YSaC, Vol. 218: Oh, and a Betamax too.”
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OOH, I’ve got a crappy cell phone, a home sound system covered in a protective layer of dust, and a Need for Speed!
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I’m willing to trade my pet rock, my mood ring, AND a handful of Mexican Jumping Beans. What do you mean, they’re useless? Hours of entertainment, I tell you. Hours! And if you start getting annoyed by the jumping beans, the ring will tell you so.
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You’re all being too generous.
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I’ve got a boot up your rear. Give me the card, now!
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I’ve got a row of staples … 😉
Darn, now I’m having posting regret. I should have used that in the actual post.
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LMFAO Atari Jaguar… Do you really have one of those, drmk?
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The one thing I can say about this ad is that everything actually appears to be spelled correctly, so that’s good news. And rare.
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*digs through pocket*
A cellphone that keeps calling my old karate instructor, resetting the background pictures, and turning off without prompt… a hair-net… a blue pen… *checks other pocket* … chaptstick from 2006, two more blue pens, two black pens, three purple sharpies, a green sharpie, and a red sharpie. *considers pile of random work-crap now on desk and offers hair-net*
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Maybe would should think about a taco. My daughter always thinks that trading her brother is a good idea — I think she’d hold out for ice cream.
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I’ve got an oil fider warch and this cup, which run it over. There was candy in it but I ate it all.
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Candy residue is so much more tempting than my hair-net. Damn, I think I’ve lost this one.
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I have a half-eaten tuna fish sammich, and a stale peanut butter cookie. Not enough? Okay, then how about this game of Hi-Ho Cherrio that is missing the spinner part and some of the plastic counters?
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Three empty vitamin bottles, great for storing screws and whatnots, chocolate beer cake crumbs, a plastic dinosaur which curses my sudden but inevitable betrayal, and the handle bits from a super large binder clip. Uh, but I don’t want the memory card. I thought this was the line for the stuffed raccoon. Oh, Rocky!
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Sis, I know camille left the box nice and tidy for you. Crank up the music and enjoy!
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How many boxes of vintage cereal do you want for it?
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Cereal? Who wants that?
I’ve got some classic Crisco. Move along, Dave. This card is mine.
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You’re outbidding everyone today!
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I’ll up that — 2 bedazzled hooves. Perfect to entertain your friends for hours.
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:checks
photonfuton:Let’s see … An almost empty Pringles tube, a paperback, one sock, some paper scraps, what is either a furry hat or a comatose cat … :checks for snoring: it’s a cat, and several partially used balls of yarn. One of the balls has cat spit on it, but they all come with cat hair at no extra charge!
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I have a headache.
That’s what I have.-
No pecil action for Hammy, then.
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Wrong head.
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Corner? Fine…
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I have a memory card that holds more than 4 pictures, maybe more like 10, and also the receipt (a bit crumpled and dirty) for said card. I also have this broken hairless Barbie and a three and a half inch floppy disk if you would prefer.
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If it’s Disco Barbie, we have a deal.
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With a past like hers, she can be whoever you want her to be.
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True. When you’re made of plastic, life is fantastic.
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While packing my life up the other day, I discovered unused, single-sided, 5 ¼” floppy disks. These are 360kb, but I’m pretty sure they are 80-track, and could be made into Flippies.
Debating keeping them to eBay away.
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That’s amazing. My dad still has a computer with a 5 1/4″ drive, and he still uses it. I’m not sure that drive still works, though.
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Well, for me, not so much amazing, as debris of a life lived during the ascendancy of the personal computer, 80286 came on the market the year I graduated college.
You build your first three computers from scratch (first one I bought was a 386), and you wind up with “stray bits.”
I found two “2x” CD-ROM (no, not read-write; just read) too. Also found a couple of Iomega zip drives (would probably have to scour eBay to find hardware for those). I also have a collection of parallel and serial cables, too <sigh>
Even a BluTooth-to-Serial adapter; go figure.
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I have a couple of IOmega zip drives if you need some extra Mr. Artsy is a computer/junkie/packrat.
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Would that be “Making Floppies Flippy”?
Sorry, random Talking Heads reference.
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*throws up the YSaC gang sign as taught to him by Yancy.*
I got that right there. That’s right.
*defiantly struts to the corner.*
Sparky better reco’nize.
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OK Sparkles, before I reveal what I’ve got (watch the veils, watch the veils) can you be more precise on the word “like” as in “Like new.” ?
I do like new. I like new food, new toilet paper, new bathwater, new toothpaste. In fact all those things I insist on being new – second-hand / pre-used is not not good for the above.
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I’ve got cake, party hats, a truckload of candles, and a fire extinguisher. I think we’re set!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GRAMPDADDY!!!
Don’t be too jealous folks, but he is the best dad ever. I win.
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Happy Birthday Grampdaddy!!!! Many more to come.
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Happy Birthday Grampdaddy!
Vodka it up!
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Happy birthday, Grampdaddy!
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Hippy Barthday!
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WE SAID, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GRAMPDADDY!
He is just sleeping, right?
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Best wishes to the funny old geezer!
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Happy Birthday Gramps! Now get off my lawn! *shakes cane*
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I’ve got some really amazing and rare UNUSED lion prints that can be hung on the wall, and some French Prudential furniture. What I really need is a like-new memory card Do we have a deal?
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TinyBall, I hate to nitpick, but that’s not French Prudential furniture. That armwar and that otterman are clearly French Prevential.
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You offer your French Prevential armwar all you want, but my dinning table and solid seeder buffay are clearly French Prudential.
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Pfft. Tell it to Sparky. He knows furniture about as well as a ROOFER ROOFER ROOFER knows how to work this Team Mobile cell phone.
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You are an old post master, D!
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Thanks, AR.
Hey, do you remember that time we snarked on Sparky?
Good times, good times.
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I’ve got a sink full of dirty dishes. I’ll take the memory card off your hands if you’ll wash them, and I’ll even take a picture of you doing it with my digital camera.
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Whoa, Slash will never be able to top that offer! Way to go, AR!
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*kicks dirt*
Aww, maaaaaan…
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Sister Lyle, in recognition of your amazing abilities to find letters wherever they roam, here’s your Punchity Punch Punch!
G’Night, Cisco Kid!
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