May 25 2007Disc Pod Dispenser

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The Disc Pod Dispenser laods up a spindle of blank CDs or DVD's and ejects them out one at a time at the push of a button. It costs $14 and does the same job as if you just grabbed a disc off the top, meaning if you buy this you're officially the laziest person on the planet. And me? Well I'm officially the handsomest.

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I wonder how long it would take to modify it to shoot the discs at deadly, decapitating speed? Not that I'd do it or anything.

^ I wonder how long it would take for you to shut up!

I just love lAoding things whenever I get the chance to lAod.

Does anyone know if this dispenser only works with blank CDRs & DVDRs?

I have a bunch of discs with media already written in it and would like to store in this device... thanks.

No it doesnt. After you write data to a disc they grow slightly larger and therefore wouldn't be able to fit in this device.

Thank YOU for your question.

LMAO @ #1 & #4

You guys just made my day less shit, thanks!

So where's the machine that loads my CD dispenser for me? And more importantly, the remote?

^ and the device that gives you the CD's after they've been dispensed, so you don't have to reach over to get 'em.

heh, i got a couple of these from some website that had google checkout and 10% off AND free shipping going at the same time... it made them 17 cents each... they're good for being really really lazy... but i would never actually pay any money for these... more than $1 = rip off

Greetings from the future.

Your ancient technology is fail.

I must be lazy, as i have one of these..

The only use I can think of for these is a safe way to keep your CDs/DVDs unscratched until you decide to use them. Of course, that's assuming you're a complete ass and don't know how to take care of your stuff.

@ 11. nah, i know how to keep care of my stuff, but i find it handy to just to pull the switch and have a disc released, as i said im a tad lazy.

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