Mooch4056

Yeah.  I've cleaned a few LPs in my time.  

Of course.

How else do you think I keep my face so highly polished?

Old55

Mooch4056

Yeah.  I've cleaned a few LPs in my time.  

How many is a few?  9?

Mooch4056

Old55

Mooch4056

Yeah.  I've cleaned a few LPs in my time.  

How many is a few?  9?

OK, you caught me.  More than a few.  

Jonbouy


Of course.

How else do you think I keep my face so highly polished?

Bapu uses Stupid Face cream on his. 

Mooch4056

Jonbouy


Of course.

How else do you think I keep my face so highly polished?

Bapu uses Stupid Face cream on his. 

I actually used toothpaste on a couple that were scratched up.  I don't remember where I got that idea, but it seemed to work.  

Used mine yesterday.

I was a DJ from '80 to '83, so yeah...  Much more useful than a DVD rewinder.

The trick we always used to do was to hold up an album and look across its surface.  If it was grey, then the grooves had been worn flat and it was time to get a new copy but, if it was shiny black, then it was still good.

I haven't owned any licorice pizzas for at least 12 years now...  I was only able to sell about 250 back when CD's became popular (and made about $200 if I recall correctly), but the other 1,600+ were deemed about worthless and were given away to friends.  Oh well.

Mooch4056

I clean my DVDs with that stuff.


Does that make me a bad person?


Actually, that was going to be my 80s theme costume for the wedding reception but now you ruined it (again) Mooch. Thanks.


For those wondering, I was just gonna wear the solution (and nothing else) and let everyone even it out with the provided brush and felt pad.