995: Coinstar - Revision history

2001:4450:812D:4300:C470:4C9C:635A:3F07 at 03:23, 10 December 2025

2025-12-10T03:23:12Z

2025-04-19T09:18:42Z

Undo revision 373564 by 162.158.178.122 (talk) Nope.

2025-04-19T02:38:38Z

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‎Explanation

2025-04-13T08:26:46Z

‎Explanation

2025-04-13T08:15:12Z

2025-03-23T21:25:54Z

Yeah, but no... Reverting to the most sensible point.

2025-03-23T20:29:42Z

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‎Explanation

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‎Explanation

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	The title text suggests that the machine would take its customary 9% from the total of the chocolate coins which is ironic since the reader knows that their candy has insignificant monetary value.		The title text suggests that the machine would take its customary 9% from the total of the chocolate coins which is ironic since the reader knows that their candy has insignificant monetary value.
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	Here is a list of all of the sounds with explanations for each:		Here is a list of all of the sounds with explanations for each:

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 | number    = 995
 | date      = December 26, 2011
-| title     = {{w|Untitled Goose Game}}
+| title     = Coinstar
 | image     = coinstar.png
 | titletext = Plus they take like 9%.

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 | number    = 995
 | date      = December 26, 2011
-| title     = Coinstar
+| title     = {{w|Untitled Goose Game}}
 | image     = coinstar.png
 | titletext = Plus they take like 9%.

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 *Kachunk - The sound of coins being dropped into a collection bin or the sound of the machine accepting a coin.
 *Tshhhhhhhhhh - This could represent the sound of air being released or a similar mechanical action, perhaps related to the sorting process.
-Clickclickclickclick - The sound of gears or levers moving, possibly as the machine sorts or counts the coins.
+*Clickclickclickclick - The sound of gears or levers moving, possibly as the machine sorts or counts the coins.
 *GRIND - A more intense sound that might indicate the machine is processing a large number of coins or dealing with a jam.
 *Pop - The sound of a coin being released or a compartment opening, perhaps when the transaction is complete.
-:*''beeeeeeeeeeeep!'' - This is possibly an error tone alerting a mechanical fault caused by the chocolate coin.
+*''beeeeeeeeeeeep!'' - This is possibly an error tone alerting a mechanical fault caused by the chocolate coin.
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 The title text suggests that the machine would take its customary 9% from the total of the chocolate coins which is ironic since the reader knows that their candy has insignificant monetary value.
 Here is a list of all of the sounds with explanations for each:
-:*''whirrrrrrr''
+*Whirrrrrrr - The sound of the machine's internal mechanisms moving, possibly when coins are being sorted or processed.
-:*''bzzt''
+*Bzzt - A short, electronic sound that could indicate an error or a notification, like a coin being rejected.
-:*'''''kachunk'''''
+*Kachunk - The sound of coins being dropped into a collection bin or the sound of the machine accepting a coin.
-:*''tshhhhhhhhhh''
+*Tshhhhhhhhhh - This could represent the sound of air being released or a similar mechanical action, perhaps related to the sorting process.
-:*''clickclickclickclick''
+Clickclickclickclick - The sound of gears or levers moving, possibly as the machine sorts or counts the coins.
-:*'''''GRIND'''''
+*GRIND - A more intense sound that might indicate the machine is processing a large number of coins or dealing with a jam.
-:*''pop''
+*Pop - The sound of a coin being released or a compartment opening, perhaps when the transaction is complete.
 :*''beeeeeeeeeeeep!'' - This is possibly an error tone alerting a mechanical fault caused by the chocolate coin.

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	The title text suggests that the machine would take its customary 9% from the total of the chocolate coins which is ironic since the reader knows that their candy has insignificant monetary value.		The title text suggests that the machine would take its customary 9% from the total of the chocolate coins which is ironic since the reader knows that their candy has insignificant monetary value.
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		+	{{Incomplete\|add explanations for the sounds please}}

	Here is a list of all of the sounds with explanations for each:		Here is a list of all of the sounds with explanations for each: