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#901

God alone knows what record player will mean in 20 years. The Urban dictionary has just surprised me with one of its definitions of turntable
"When a girl sits between two guys and rubs their penis' outside their pants as if she were a DJ at the turntable"
Although I never knew that was part of the job description for a DJ
"When a girl sits between two guys and rubs their penis' outside their pants as if she were a DJ at the turntable"
Although I never knew that was part of the job description for a DJ


#902

God alone knows what record player will mean in 20 years. The Urban dictionary has just surprised me with one of its definitions of turntable
"When a girl sits between two guys and rubs their penis' outside their pants as if she were a DJ at the turntable"
Although I never knew that was part of the job description for a DJ
"When a girl sits between two guys and rubs their penis' outside their pants as if she were a DJ at the turntable"
Although I never knew that was part of the job description for a DJ

#908
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God alone knows what record player will mean in 20 years. The Urban dictionary has just surprised me with one of its definitions of turntable
"When a girl sits between two guys and rubs their penis' outside their pants as if she were a DJ at the turntable"
Although I never knew that was part of the job description for a DJ
"When a girl sits between two guys and rubs their penis' outside their pants as if she were a DJ at the turntable"
Although I never knew that was part of the job description for a DJ

#914

Maybe. Maybe not.
"Vinyl has seen a resurgence over the past few years, and that trend has continued. Nielsen Soundscan, which uses retail data and excludes albums sold directly by bands, found that 2.8m and 3.9m were sold in America in 2010 and 2011, respectively. It expects sales to rise to 4.7m in 2012. ... Turntable sales, which declined slightly for the last decade, ticked up slightly in 2011 compared to 2010, to 54,000 units a year."
http://www.economist.com/blogs/babba...dio-recordings
Regards, JEff
"Vinyl has seen a resurgence over the past few years, and that trend has continued. Nielsen Soundscan, which uses retail data and excludes albums sold directly by bands, found that 2.8m and 3.9m were sold in America in 2010 and 2011, respectively. It expects sales to rise to 4.7m in 2012. ... Turntable sales, which declined slightly for the last decade, ticked up slightly in 2011 compared to 2010, to 54,000 units a year."
http://www.economist.com/blogs/babba...dio-recordings
Regards, JEff
