I hear the following, or something like it, all the time when I’m record shopping…
“I don’t know why I keep buying these, I don’t even have a record player”
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I used to play the pipes at Medieval events.
One in particular one we used to hold in the forest outside Armidale (in Australia) a mix of Dark Age and Medieval.
We built hilltop and forest forts and had a Viking long house and would fight various battles over nearly a week.
I was playing my pipes behind one of these, various pipe standards but then broke into a version of Stairway to Heaven , one of the Scottish guys who was also a heavy metal drummer broke out of the lines and came over and said “Ohh I could feel my scrotum shrink into my body when ya played that!” 
High praise I felt.
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Hah, I never did that with 3 1/2 floppies, only with 5 1/4 ones. The 3 1/2 had a non-symmetric design (what with the bevelled edge and the sliding thingie) and I never thought you could do that. Was there a read/write head for both sides??
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Yes, absolutely, just like with the 5 1/4" ones. They came in DSDD (Double Sided, Double Density) and in DSHD (High Density). It was the hole that made the difference between DD and HD (and the material, supposedly).
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Oh you owned an Amiga. Jelly!
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That’s pretty much how they sound once perfected too
I liked Terry Pratchett’s description of a beginner luthier’s guitar:
The one that sounds like a cat going to the bathroom through a sewn up bum.
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Same applies to hardcore punk for me 
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If you want to conduct your own song, go for it 
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solid mod!
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Haha, that’s awesome 
Hole-y cow!
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The Swiss (cheese) Army Bass. 