“Time was, if you met someone cool and cute, someone you wanted to know better, you might make that person a mix tape. It was the perfect courtship calling card: a neat little package of songs carefully selected to say something about both you and your understanding of the recipient,” Izzy Grinspan writes for The Village Voice.
“Today, such compilations are an anachronism. Most stereos don’t even have tape decks anymore. Countless couples will probably trade mix CDs this Valentine’s Day, but the point-and-click process of CD burning is rather sterile; it’s possible to make someone a mix CD without having to listen to a single song. As an inveterate trader of cassettes, I’ve been in steady mourning for the mix tapes of my youth for some time now. However, I recently acquired both an iPod and a boyfriend
Remember the AD campaign “What is on my PowerBook” How about “What is on my iPod?”
“What’s on your Powerbook” was the campaign.
Great idea, but use protection. You don’t want to get a veneareal disease.
depends where you’re putting that ipod. the mini i’m gettin is small enough to go all sorts of places!
Nokia is much better? it vibrates!
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Remember to call on valentines day
Oh I think I know where to put that iPod, Elizabeth.
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better have speed dial!
my iPod … i ussually put it in the Dock
Oh yeah at 3:30 am I need to have speed dial.