This is one of my first times using them, preparing for my impending departure overseas. Do these ever scratch or likewise fuck up CDs? It seems like they wouldn't be too kind to the discs but that wouldn't make sense engineerically speaking.
For those whom use CD books.
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Super Mahrio
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not if youre careful..i did have a cd book that scratched cds but it was due to the fact there was no white cottony thingy in the cd sleeve..most come with those now so theres nothing to worry about!
Vic Rattlehead
Bonded By Blood
One of my Chris Poland CDs got fucked up in one of those, just enough to mess with 2 or 3 tracks. You could always just put burned copies in there just in case. Plus if you lose it or it gets stolen its not that big a deal.
Lunar Still
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They work, just be careful not to get any dirt/sand/etc. down in the sleeve, and don't move the CD around while its in there.
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Lunar Still
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Metal head87
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"For those whom use CD books", "For those of whom that use CD books" and "To those who use CD books." are actually all proper grammar. Not that I really care though.
Kvlt Wench
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Alright, let's take a trip back to elementary school.
The easiest way to determine whether to use "who" or "whom" is to substitute the word in question with either "they" or "them".
"Them use CD books" makes no sense, and therefore it must be "they". They = who. So: "Those who use CD books."
The easiest way to determine whether to use "who" or "whom" is to substitute the word in question with either "they" or "them".
"Them use CD books" makes no sense, and therefore it must be "they". They = who. So: "Those who use CD books."
Metal head87
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I just put it through Word, and it accepted it as is. I added in a word, I took out a word and it said I have to revise it. Microsoft Word is pretty much a grammar nazi.
unknown
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I thought you only used WHOM if a verb did not follow, and in this case a verb does follow "whom".
Such as: "To whom it concerns".
or "Chris, who is an amazing guitarist,..."
Such as: "To whom it concerns".
or "Chris, who is an amazing guitarist,..."
Kvlt Wench
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Yeah, that's the difference between subject and object form. Same as the they/them thing.
And Microsoft grammer = bullshit.
And Microsoft grammer = bullshit.
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I use Microsoft Word whenever I have to type up an email to college professors. It caught many small and large mistakes that looked a lot better after I fixed it. Either way, whoever is right, it's not really something worth arguing over. I would personally much rather argue with someone who doesn't think Charmin is the best toilet paper ever.
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unknown
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Lunar Still
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Metal head87 said:
Pfft, false advertisers. There's no way Charmin could ever really handle a massive bear turd.
