IPod broke, got a new one under warranty, and then sold it as new on Craigslist
Trying to organize ones and zeros is expensive. I have rarely been happy with anything that is purely electronic, as nothing depreciates faster 
I bought a chord of firewood instead. I doubt I'll have problems with this product.
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emma is very frightened of the wood pile. was hard to get her in pic.
Are you saying firewood doesn't depreciate?
Let me know when you get sick of stoking the fire and I will come buy your half cord at a discount.
on depreciation. I wish i could draw curves on here. firewood would drop then level and at some point, rot.
electronics just drops, curve would look like throwing a ball out a window.
firewood does depreciate, just not as fast as electronics. dont believe me? i got a sony walkman from 1987 id like to sell you.
now firewood from 1987, that wood is dry. sign me up.
Ah, but you can use electronics for their intended purpose more than once! Firewood pretty much has infinite depreciation once you burn it (I'm not talking about auxiliary uses for firewood like impromptu chairs and murder).
very true.
Also, the song capacity of your firewood pile sucks.
i like hearing the song of a thousand lodgepole pines screaming in horror
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