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I was helping a friend pick out a record player at our local Goodwill and sitting beside them was a little Sesame Street portable record player. It was 50% off so I figured what the hell and bought it for $3. It works great and actually has better sound than I thought it would have. Plays both 7" and LPs.

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awesome. I have no clue this even existed. If I had children I'd get them started early on this.

not that you're planning on actually using this as a functional player... but I bet it's only a matter of time before someone comes in here and says something about how the needle is shitty and will ruin your records.

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awesome. I have no clue this even existed. If I had children I'd get them started early on this.

not that you're planning on actually using this as a functional player... but I bet it's only a matter of time before someone comes in here and says something about how the needle is shitty and will ruin your records.

This!

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This morning my two year old came running into my room yelling "DaDa! DaDA! RECORDS! DANCE! DANCE!" He grabbed my hand and proceeded to get me out of bed. We danced to some Japandroids and Pietasters. He's been into the garage stuff lately. Pretty awesome morning.

He has one of those Fisher Price record players as well. That Mulberry Bush song is my jam.

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This morning my two year old came running into my room yelling "DaDa! DaDA! RECORDS! DANCE! DANCE!" He grabbed my hand and proceeded to get me out of bed. We danced to some Japandroids and Pietasters. He's been into the garage stuff lately. Pretty awesome morning.

He has one of those Fisher Price record players as well. That Mulberry Bush song is my jam.

dude that is awesome! i hope i have a cool kid like yours some day
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This morning my two year old came running into my room yelling "DaDa! DaDA! RECORDS! DANCE! DANCE!" He grabbed my hand and proceeded to get me out of bed. We danced to some Japandroids and Pietasters. He's been into the garage stuff lately. Pretty awesome morning.

He has one of those Fisher Price record players as well. That Mulberry Bush song is my jam.

My 21 month old will see me on eBay or something and say, "Re-kerd".

He'll also point to my stuff and ask for a "re-kerd". We listended to Dinosaur Jr. tonight.

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My 21 month old will see me on eBay or something and say, "Re-kerd".

He'll also point to my stuff and ask for a "re-kerd". We listended to Dinosaur Jr. tonight.

Nice. My son is way into the Andrew WK "Party Hard" lp and we woke up today to dance to it at his request. Really needed that as my cousins kid passed yesterday - heartbreak is a poor word for the yearning to take their pain away. I've never been ashamed to tell my kid openly that I love him and am proud of him but that dance meant more today than it did yesterday. Maybe this is the wrong thread but I like this one.

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I had one of these growing up. And a bunch of storybooks that had 7" with them, so you could read along and hear sound effects and stuff. You'd get a few minutes of a Star Wars story, then it would say, "Please turn the record over," and you'd hear the thrilling conclusion.

I also had Gremlins, Sesame Street, and the Wuzzles, whatever the fuck those are. Any of you guys with kids that want to start your kids out right, you can get a metric fucktonne of these cheap on ebay, if you search "read along books and records." give your kids the joy of hearing outdated stories from 30 year old IPs on outdated technology!

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I had one of these growing up. And a bunch of storybooks that had 7" with them, so you could read along and hear sound effects and stuff. You'd get a few minutes of a Star Wars story, then it would say, "Please turn the record over," and you'd hear the thrilling conclusion.

I also had Gremlins, Sesame Street, and the Wuzzles, whatever the fuck those are. Any of you guys with kids that want to start your kids out right, you can get a metric fucktonne of these cheap on ebay, if you search "read along books and records." give your kids the joy of hearing outdated stories from 30 year old IPs on outdated technology!

I've got a batman storybook with a 7" and a robin hood one as well. These were awesome when I was a kid. I actually have a bunch of my kid records like grim storytales, dr. Seus, sleeping beauty, uncle remus.

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I've given up on goodwill. maybe when I move to columbus i'll have a greater chance of finding cool stuff.

they sell stuff online now so i'm guessing thats why there isn't much of anything even remotely pleasing to find anymore at least around here.

I remember about a year ago I saw this guy with an armful of resident evil longbox ps1 games,silent hill,final fantasy,ect

some asshat who didn't look like a gamer call it vanity but my hatred ran very deep for that man

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