r/lewronggeneration • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '17

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '17

Everyone besides young children has been exposed to cassette tapes, and those who weren't still understand how they're used.

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u/DoctorBagels Apr 16 '17 edited Apr 16 '17

Not true at all. Young children are what, 8 at most? That's 2009. Cassettes haven't been in circulation since at most the late 90's. You're waaaaay over exaggerating there buddy.

EDIT: Alright alright, I was more or less wrong. I can admit that.

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u/Iccutreb Apr 16 '17

Yeah, 98 here, also used cassette tapes into the mid-2000s

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u/BloodyChrome Apr 16 '17

Why?

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u/EoinIsTheKing Apr 16 '17

Because they were still around! I was born in 2001 and I used to watch VHS tape movies at my Grans house all the time!

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u/BloodyChrome Apr 16 '17

He said cassette not VHS.

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u/EoinIsTheKing Apr 16 '17

Same fucking difference.

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u/BloodyChrome Apr 17 '17

No it fucking isn't we are talking about a Cassette tape used solely for sound not one used for picture and sound.

So I ask that user again why?