re: Will the floppy disk symbol live on longer than the floppy disk itself?

My first CD burner was as big as a small cereal box, and cost something like $350. I burned the shite out of stolen songs

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Pretty sure you could have gleaned all of that from my posts on here, but creepy, nonetheless

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I'm incredibly efficient at post staking via All Posts, Topics, and Google "Tigerdroppings [username] [something that will give a clue to how to identify you irl]".

I went to HS with your fb friend Jodi. She's a good woman. And when you wanna flip to the dark side I'm sure your future step Father in Law has a job lined up for ya.

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You lost me on this one. I genuinely don't know who you might be referring to, as my fiancee doesn't have a step father

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Ah yeaaa the relationship connection on People finder whiffed there. It's her aunt(or just someone with same last name and close in age) who married a local PI attorney. Her mom has an unusual name, right? See I'm good. just made a booboo. I didn't match prior addresses(that indicates family duh).

And I wouldn't ever dox anyone. I'm not anonymous but definitely respect others right to privacy here b/c some real assholes lurk and do bad shite to people. I just stalk outta curiosity sometimes especially when bored at work.

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but I’ve always tried to avoid it so that what I say here is only reflective of my positions and not attributed to people/entities close to me. And even then, I sometimes start flirting with flying too close to the sun...

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You're still a cocksuck for making me google what Pedantic means.

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That’s the best you’ve got? Some of you make the PT look clever by comparison ?

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You need to calm down. Get a life.

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You're wrong though. The disk inside the casing is floppy, they just came up with a more protective design.

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Quit your bitching, both of you. You are both right. People called the 3.5" disks "hard" disks because the casing wasn't "floppy", even though it was technically incorrect to refer to them as hard disks.

Piano plays hard disks... don't know what it would cost to upgrade to modern technology.

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Piano plays hard disks... don't know what it would cost to upgrade to modern technology.

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Do you have PianoDisk? over $5k probably. We just paid $8500. Better off just finding another player piano and selling the old

We don't play it that often. Truth be told...it's just a piece of big furniture to me. I would just as soon donate it to a family member or organization rather than moving it again when I retire.

Its like the rebel flag. The thing that inspired it is gone but it still helps people remember the good old days