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Splitters

I don’t have much to say about these lit­tle guys. Oh yea, except one thing: Oh my fuck, these things are so useful.

1/8 inch audio splitter for PC

Only one is pic­tured but I’m giv­ing away three of them. They’re just basic 1/8″ audio split­ters, for basic shit like your computer’s head­phone jack or your Walk­man. They still sell Walk­mans, right?

Just in case the work­ings of this mind-blowing tech­nol­ogy has evaded your under­stand­ing, here’s how these work. You plug one end in to some­thing. You then plug two things in to the other end. Every­thing in the mid­dle, Witch­craft!

I use one at work and at home so that I can have speak­ers and head­phones plugged in to my com­puter. And since speak­ers have nifty on/off switches, I can move seam­lessly from pub­lic noise blast to pri­vate ear damage.

Three of them are up for grabs because I actu­ally bought five a while back. For one measly Amer­i­can human dol­lar apiece. Because these things are just that good, I’m keep­ing one (and already gave one away.) Maybe one more will go away later but hey, that’s later. Jump on one while you can.

Published on December 18, 2009

7 Responses to “Splitters”

  1. Mom says:

    OK… I know I can talk like a sailor at times. I have no prob­lem with free­dom of speech, but I showed some­one your site and they asked why you had to use pro­fan­ity so much. I can’t answer for you so I thought I’d got straight to you for the answer.

    • Caleb says:

      I wish that this per­son would com­ment or con­tact me per­son­ally, wherein we could dis­cuss the ori­gins and reper­cus­sions of social taboos, unless this is an “I’ve got this friend, see” sort of sit­u­a­tion. The lib­er­ally abbre­vi­ated version:

      For the same rea­son you use the words that you do.

  2. Mom says:

    No.…I wasn’t using the “I have this friend” as a cover. I’m your mom and I have never been afraid to tell you exactly what I think. I don’t think the F word is nec­es­sary to get the point across — but that’s your call. It is your deci­sion, and you are the one who is ulti­mately respon­si­ble with how you come across to oth­ers and to God. Trust me I know this …as I have enough “fail” on my plate for the both of us!

  3. Mom says:

    Oh and I also real­ize this site is appeal­ing and most likely viewed by those of your age bracket as opposed to the older (and per­haps ver­bally con­ser­v­a­tive) crowd.

  4. Yosh says:

    I’m really enjoy­ing the mother-son dialogue/dynamic!

  5. patricia says:

    CAREB DO YOU HAS ANY LEFTS OKTHNXBAIS =D

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