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Just wondering what options there are for getting rid of old videos since we have a load of crappy old film but no actual working video player. Seems a shame to just bin them but charity shops don't want them and I can't think of any other options.
I've got the same problem with, well, about half of everything I own.
Someone got rid of a load of audio cassettes on my local Freecycle today, might be worth trying something like that?
Bin
Start knitting designer handbags.
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Speaking of audio cassettes Cougar, these are awesome :
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Blimey.
The azimuth's going to take some fiddling to get them to load.
Where are those sculptures from???
Sic Nicl, Brian Dettmer is the artist.
Give them to one of the growing number of community libraries, that require no membership and lend or give their stock away for free.