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All I knew is that I needed a Tiger Talkboy cassette recorder or my life was not complete. The Talkboy 鈥?Im getting nostalgic just typing this 鈥?was by far the best gift I received as a kid. I was 9, and I had begged nonstop for months. The silver-colored, hand-held casse
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