08-06-2005, 01:15 AM
Well, it's quite late, but happy birthday Wise. For the past monthh, I haven't even been able to reach the site, and before that I was a WoW junkie...
Anyway, congrats on the 22. I'm also 22 and (as you mentioned many of us likely are) a virgin. I'm not ashamed, but I wouldn't complain about some action, even with somebody I don't want to spend 'forever' with, at this point. If we organized an orgy and I could make it, I'd certainly try to gt there. Of course, I'd still want to be sure I'm not risking any STDs at it...
Anyhow, I'm checking it out, and it's $17.99 on the iTunes Music Store. I don't know how much it costs in a store, as I rarely buy any CDs anyhow thanks to a general lack of enjoyment of most contemporary music (mostly because I only listen to what I have, and not the radio to sample new things). I only have one Foo Fighters song in my library, and it's a bad file (back from the old Napster days) that's shorter than the actul track. Most of my files are good, but a few got cut off before they finished at some point on someone's machine...
Well, I'm a bit of an iTunes lover since it keeps track of all my music, lets me set up an equalizer on each piece, and gives me a lo of freedom. And if you buy the tracks from the ITMS, you can burn a CD without all the copy-protection that will still show up exactly like the regular Audio CD (unless it's a hybrid Audio/Data CD). Just a thought on it.
Anyway, congrats on the 22. I'm also 22 and (as you mentioned many of us likely are) a virgin. I'm not ashamed, but I wouldn't complain about some action, even with somebody I don't want to spend 'forever' with, at this point. If we organized an orgy and I could make it, I'd certainly try to gt there. Of course, I'd still want to be sure I'm not risking any STDs at it...
Anyhow, I'm checking it out, and it's $17.99 on the iTunes Music Store. I don't know how much it costs in a store, as I rarely buy any CDs anyhow thanks to a general lack of enjoyment of most contemporary music (mostly because I only listen to what I have, and not the radio to sample new things). I only have one Foo Fighters song in my library, and it's a bad file (back from the old Napster days) that's shorter than the actul track. Most of my files are good, but a few got cut off before they finished at some point on someone's machine...
Well, I'm a bit of an iTunes lover since it keeps track of all my music, lets me set up an equalizer on each piece, and gives me a lo of freedom. And if you buy the tracks from the ITMS, you can burn a CD without all the copy-protection that will still show up exactly like the regular Audio CD (unless it's a hybrid Audio/Data CD). Just a thought on it.