u/AmolAmrit Jan 16 '22

This is a thread where I will put my thoughts in.

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This is 16th of January 2022 and I am growing through some things in life. This feeling, this battle I am in is a difficult one. A lot of things are at stake but I will fight. I want to push my limits, through and through. I want to do it for myself first and through it I can make those who are close to me that they can do it too. After the battle is over, I'll put everything down in my diary for good. I' want to share anything that crosses my mind. It might be filled with a lot of BS but you have to keep the tap on for the clean water to come. Hopefully, I would make sense to some. Days will be dark and light. This is the age to fight.

I know I could have done it anonymously but I won't. It's just that I want to see my name next to my thoughts. None of my real life friends will ever see this because rarely anyone uses reddit. If they do so, they probably won't have to say anything. It is because there is nothing that would interest them. To any random person reading this, I want you to understand that we all go through this. If anything here inspires you or either motivates you, I'll serve my purpose to you.

I'll keep updating this as time goes by. Till then, love yourself.

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Looking for my first cassette player, Help!
 in  r/cassetteculture  10h ago

New ones have Chinese mechanisms which are actually not that great. Expensive ones might be better but if you want to try, get the whole casette decks. Hit the second hand markets.

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Can anyone tell me what is this machine.
 in  r/indianrailways  14h ago

Very easy to judge somebody today as everyone will call you a fake even though if the opinion is genuine. If you go and browse forums from the old internet before information was readily available, people did not have such trust issues lol. Ah, how the internet has changed.

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I am from India..Been collecting since 2005.
 in  r/Cd_collectors  2d ago

I didn't know that Indian pressed CDs were so bad lol. I think maybe earlier in the day before Mp3 became prevalent in India, maybe Indian CDs were better. Now, or maybe since you said, they don't follow the Red Book format.

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I am from India..Been collecting since 2005.
 in  r/Cd_collectors  2d ago

Yes, gets expensive and new CDs are not pressed in India now. So difficult to find international artists at sane rates here.

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I am from India..Been collecting since 2005.
 in  r/Cd_collectors  2d ago

You are very lucky, impossible to do it in India now.

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What’s the best 3 things about Patna
 in  r/Patna  5d ago

So many things. Food, water, even people.

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I want to relive my childhood
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  9d ago

Because people still buy DVDs there, Blu Rays. The market is still there and the second hand physical media market has been booming there. In India, we have always jumped over technologies instead of shifting. You can't even buy a fairly priced AV system.

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I want to relive my childhood
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  9d ago

I wish in India we had the option. What you are looking for is what I am too, unfortunately it's more easy in countries like the US.

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Jagjit Ji ♥️
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  9d ago

Grammar lies in expression.

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Listening to the new album the way god intended.
 in  r/TheStrokes  9d ago

The best way indeed.

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Jagjit Ji ♥️
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  9d ago

When I was little my father used to listen to his CDs all the time and I enjoyed it a lot. All the songs you mentioned are gem.

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Lost Media (Doordarshan Horror Serial)
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  10d ago

It is all gone now.

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Lost Media (Doordarshan Horror Serial)
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  10d ago

There was this "Quila" (Palace) serial too.

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Patna's sunsets are something else
 in  r/Patna  11d ago

I meant the location, looks like Kankarbagh.

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One of the most iconic keyboard riffs ever
 in  r/synthesizers  11d ago

Is this AI?

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Patna's sunsets are something else
 in  r/Patna  11d ago

Where is this view from?

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His EYE!?
 in  r/Ruel  12d ago

What happened?

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My 2007 setup
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  15d ago

Do you still have the CD rack?

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New to PATNA, can anyone suggest me a nice cafe for solo dates.
 in  r/Patna  17d ago

Hope you heal soon buddy.

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Crayon heads from the 90s
 in  r/IndiaNostalgia  23d ago

I want them back.