If you ever have kids like this....

You are a failure of a parent and should kill yourself.

My parents have an old cassette player but by the time I was born, CD disc were already way more relevant. I only picked it up and learned how to operate it out of curiosity. CD's are no longer as relevant as they once were, heck people are already ditching the traditional .mp3 player in favor of their smart phones. I'm kinda curious how long this will last till the next big thing comes out. More than likely more players will have a higher quality music format, instead of moving on to an entirely different device.

I'd hardly judge someone for not taking the time to teach their kids about outdated technology that involves entertainment. Then again, I'm not an edge meister.

When I was a kid I totally had an old cassette player my parents owned. I thought it was pretty cool even thought I had a CD player.

I have a LD player and EP's. FUCK YOU KIDS.

I forgot that even existed.

35 years holy, I listened to my tapes till 5th grade and then some. +those kids are foolin around, my 3 yo niece knows how to use smartphones, insert/play cds and if given a try she'd tune that walkman like pro, I still have a bunch of them.



You're still alive?

Why wouldn't i?

I thought that world war 2 and pearl harbor gave you diabetes.

You're lucky im not merking in Donetsk. These old bones still fuction. Plus i don't need me insulin.

Even if you did, I'd still sit in some hangar charging aircraft storage batteries. You don't know where to find me.



Anymore?

One of my teachers brought his kid into class today and she wrote #s on the board. She even wrote #anime after scribbling some drawing of a face with big eyes.

Only if i eat something carby. I can eventually burn the sugar off... just not normally quick.

Whelp, now I know why you can't stomach K-ON.

K-on is like rotten rye fiber. No one can digest it and it makes you retarded from the massive lsd type toxin called moeshit with no plot. See salem witch trial for more info on rye toxins and mass hysteria.

I'm raising my kids on Gundam.
No smartphones until they're 18 if at all.

It can be quite jarring for someone raised in the internet age to use an antiquated piece of technology like that. I don't recall anyone in my house even having a walkman. The first music player I had was a CD player.

All the cassettes my parents have are just christian sermons and such anyways. The rest of the physical copies of music we have are just CDs.

who doesnt know how to work a walkman? they are so easy to use! its kinda self explanatory too.

My dad's sort of stuck in the 80s and 90s. We've always had a cassette player in the house. All I ever played on it though was a Radio Edit Dario G - Sunchyme, which would play the song 3 times per side.




Also when I was a teen my friend-at-the-time and I recorded "radio shows" on blank casette tapes based off of Invicta FM (now called Heart FM) and Steve Penk, a radio DJ who had a skit on Capital FM. Steve Penk, his theme tune and his prank calls were the highlight of my evening.

I actually watched that whole episode of Kids React to Walkman. I did find it frustrating.

Good luck with that. Raising children on something that doesn't exist. How are going to call your children?