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(5,902 posts)So all is not really lost.
WhoIsNumberNone
(7,875 posts)forest444
(5,902 posts)What are the little brats listening to these days, I wonder. It isn't still Justin Bieber, is it?
On second thought, I don't think I want to know.
onehandle
(51,122 posts)If not, then these kids needed a lot more time with this when they were toddlers:
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Fitting a tape into a player has more to do with coordination and logic than technology.
valerief
(53,235 posts)Fritz Walter
(4,291 posts)We'll see who has the last laugh!
erpowers
(9,350 posts)I do not completely buy the idea that young kid do not know how to use a Walkman. I do not believe it is that hard to figure out how to open a Walkman and how to put a tape into the Walkman.
CTyankee
(63,912 posts)Once you get how the thing is inserted in his player-case it's fine. They kept wanting to turn it the other way for some reason...and one of them wanted to take the tape ribbon out, OMG. I like how his mother said "you DEFINTELY don't want to take out the ribbon..."
Leith
(7,809 posts)I used to put the tape in the wrong way all the time. And that was a Walkman that was mine and that I used all the time.
WhoIsNumberNone
(7,875 posts)but this looks to be one of the later slimline style Walkmen, and those often had kind of a funny loading system. They had slots on the underside of the lid that you slid the cassette into, which appears to be the case with this one.
mockmonkey
(2,815 posts)It looks like the kind that loads under the lid. I would buy CDs and then copy them to tape to use at work because portable CD players were too bulky and they went through batteries like crazy.
This old guy admits he sometimes calls his ipod a Walkman, much to the amusement of others.
Scootaloo
(25,699 posts)Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)You have to pose your fingers like claws over it to maintain an even pressure on the keystrokes.
You can tell by the sound if you are hitting the paper just right.