couw

look what I found: amazon link looks interesting!

we've reached another level! Why is the hole in a 45 round? wouldn't square (or star/plus/triangle/... shaped) be better wrt matters of friction and relay of tracking forces? :rsly:

and to save you people the witty remark: yes couw has (at least) TWO minds! and he's right out of both!

what did the Lorber dude do to deserve a hard time at the pearly gates? Inquisitive minds want to know! (rather lazy than inquisitive, but the latter sounds much better don't it?) Minds who are quite fearful for what they may find at that.

this really upset jesus there didn't it? or was he knocked off his socks by the babe thread?

[fingers tapping on the table]-smilie

read it again! and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again ....

they needed the space for all those dandy logos and spiffy track info

here am I, putting these CDs in a very specific angle relative to the spindle and now you people are gonna tell me that ain't necessary? woa, couldn't you have said this earlier?!

Have one on me! (beverage that is) the clue does lie in beverages BTW, it would be infinitely more difficult to put a disk in Correctly when there is a polygon of any shape you have to fit your disk onto. With wobbly eye-sight and trembling hands, the operation is easiest when dealing with a round hole. There's one dimension less to deal with. prosit

I thought CDs were the greatest invention of man kind? I mean, what's this thread all about? Beverages?

now, that's all nice and gross and stimulating in various ways, but the question remains: why are the nostrils round? - cause your fingers are too - so, why are the fingers round? - 'cause of the friction; to illustrate, imagine a glass of Wodka-Martini .... Somehow all this visual aide stuff is shite without a nice scary formula to go with it. Show them kids you still know something they don't! and end your short lecture, with "see, it's simple logic."

NOW we want to see those of course...

yup, helped. But WHAT does all this stirring of beverages have to do with CDs having round holes?

cool picture of the band

and now someone please translate all that friction, interferences, rotational forces, and uneven paths of rotation talk into something a child may understand.

the holidays are coming up, people are starting to really have time for the questions their children ask them

it's what's called camouflage, or rather mimicry in this case. It confuses the predators. I still see them circling on this Board though

if she finds the time between dusting off the cute stuff scattered around that entertainment shelve system and bringing the kitty gritty out.

are you looking at a japanese import of any type or at the domestic release? Amazon.com lists a domestic copy for 15$ which still seems high but definitely more reasonable.

my gues he's laughing at all of us and at you in particular.

that would have made it even more... erm.... disturbing?

a blurry bearded dude from Texas got reborn it seems

I've been into 50s musical movie soundtracks since I picked up a pile of old vinyl albums some weeks ago. Lovely corny string arrangements.

aw drats! parallel lines w/ point of departure Sorry Geoff, nothing personal, a friend of mine made me look at too many of those. I am still recovering. I like your pics of players better.