What to do with those AOL cds!

metallibloke

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Apologies if this has been posted before

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These guys are going to collect as many AOL cds as possible and then take them back to AOL headquarters!!

You can send them donantions (in the form of AOL cds!!)
 

durin

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heh, i made curtains out of them for my dorm room. have pics of it somewhere.
 

vegetation

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My suggestion: Keep them, in the original packaging if possible, for at least 15+ years. By then, AOL (at least as we know it now) will be long dead , computers will be zillion times faster, and ebay will still be around in some form (my money is on this one). Auction the disc off for a nice profit!

 

SaX0N

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lol, it would be funny to see a few dump trucks rolling up the street, stopping outside AOL's HQ then offloading all the cds onto the ground...
 

natto fire

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i have a long rope with a knot tied at the end. everytime i burn a coaster or if i have an AOL CD on the rope it goes. you can guess how many CD's i racked up when tax season was over and i made trip to my local staples dumpster!
 

TapTap

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from SaltWater Sportsman magazine:
Some charter boat captain figured out that if you tie a bunch of cd's together and troll them behind your boat so they flash and skip across the water--it drives fish like Kings, Cobia, and Sail's ape-sheeeit.
he said it's like "catnip" :Q
 

guyver01

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Geeze.. at the rate they're going it'll be 15 years before they get their goal..


999,868 more CDs and we go marching! (updated 8/27/01)

Our goal is an even one million (1,000,000)


They got A LONG WAY TO GO to that goal.. lol
 

Train

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who's gonna waste postage sending AOL CDs to that group??

gimme a break, id like to donate a pile of AOL cds to be dumped on AOLs lawn, but i aint payin the postage to send a stack of them to CA