Many people instantly know what THIS is. Others don't have a clue
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It literally says what it is right on it lol
It's a record adapter.
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is this a precursor to the SCP Foundation's logo?
I think so. But is was originally green and not red
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Is it the Ubuntu logo?
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Old people.
Younger vinyl fanatics would like a word.
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i feel like I saw this in a happy meal when I was like 8
edit: nvm I see it now. mine have always been solid circles without any designs on them.
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your fidget spinner looks like it wouldn't spin very well
It's whole point in life is to spin
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So few people know this
I kinda broke a ninja code by sharing this knowledge, but I love you guys.
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Younger vinyl fanatics would like a word.
Those are just young old people, give it time.
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obs studio logo
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It's whole point in life is to spin
that's sad
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It’s a practice ninja star for little Japanese kindergartners?
Wait, in English people call the kids in kindergarten kindergartners?
(cries in German)
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Those are just young old people, give it time.
some DJs die young
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It literally says what it is right on it lol
It's a record adapter.
Still doesn't explain if you don't have at least some knowledge of it
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I have not seen those in many decades...
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New ubuntu flavor
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Younger vinyl fanatics would like a word.
Are there still really a lot of 45's in circulation?
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Still doesn't explain if you don't have at least some knowledge of it
I'm just wondering how it works. I know there are different sizes, and thus different speeds that the record needs to spin at but all the turntables I've ever used had a switch for the two most common sizes. I have to assume this is for slowing/speeding up how fast it turns on a table without an adjustable speed, but I can't quite intuit how that would work.
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Wait, in English people call the kids in kindergarten kindergartners?
(cries in German)
What do you call them in Germany?
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I'm just wondering how it works. I know there are different sizes, and thus different speeds that the record needs to spin at but all the turntables I've ever used had a switch for the two most common sizes. I have to assume this is for slowing/speeding up how fast it turns on a table without an adjustable speed, but I can't quite intuit how that would work.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I think it's just an adapter because the holes are different size, so this goes in the larger hole to fit the spindle. I've never used a record either though so...
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^(i^ ^actually^ ^thought^ ^this^ ^was^ ^ammunition^ ^from^ ^an^ ^old^ ^disc^ ^gun)^
...all my turntables have included 45RPM adapters for the spindle; never needed anything separate for the records...
...i have a 5" adapter ring for 3" compact discs, though: that has seen legitimate use in all my slot-loading players, although drawer-loading players always included detents for smaller discs, and of course portable players snap directly onto the spindle...
