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A couple of years ago when laser discs were still very much the rage, I bought one.
The player brought many hours of pleasurable of viewing. In those days, the VHS tapes rule the roost, so to speak but laser discs were strictly for the "big boys".
Very quickly, the VCD phenomenon took place and the laser disc player struggled to survive. Then the scarcity of laser discs set in.
Now we have the DVD which really supersedes the VHS, laser discs, and VCD by what seems to be light years.
My laser disc player is gathering dust. I am at a loss as to what can I do with it. Laser discs have practically disappeared from the market and nobody is really interested in laser discs anymore.
There goes what used to be a fine investment. Wonder if I can trade it in for a knife?

The player brought many hours of pleasurable of viewing. In those days, the VHS tapes rule the roost, so to speak but laser discs were strictly for the "big boys".
Very quickly, the VCD phenomenon took place and the laser disc player struggled to survive. Then the scarcity of laser discs set in.
Now we have the DVD which really supersedes the VHS, laser discs, and VCD by what seems to be light years.
My laser disc player is gathering dust. I am at a loss as to what can I do with it. Laser discs have practically disappeared from the market and nobody is really interested in laser discs anymore.
There goes what used to be a fine investment. Wonder if I can trade it in for a knife?

