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I finally saw it. I thought the special effects took away from the movie. And it seemed to drag on a little bit. I stopped keeping track of what happening after the millionth fight scene.
I go to high school in a small suburb in Nebraska. I really like it. It’s easier to get to know people and there isn’t a big clique issue. Most people get along.
If it was me, I wouldn’t want to go to private school or military school. You have to wear school uniforms and I don’t think you get as much of a diverse group of people personalitly wise.
Oreo wrote:The kid two places down from me fell asleep during graduation…either that…or just passed out again…it was pretty funny in a way. My friends and I did not know him and we were throwing things and laughing at his snores. 🙂 It was just like MY bio class when people fell asleep…but the weapon of choice was Pez 😉 Talk about a stress reliever….they were not paying attention anyway…we actually were (some one was always on note patrol while the rest of us hunted down the sleepers…this was a HUGE class)HAHA!! That’s awesome! :woot:
Whenever I get really stressed out at school I just kinda plan out what I need to do and ususally it’s not as much as I think it is. From there I take it one step at a time. I listen to music a lot too. It really helps.
If I do get scammed is there any way I can get my money back? For example if they say it’s brand new int he box and it’s really scractched and falsely advertised.
I don’t really like blog sites like Myspace, Xanga, etc. I wouldn’t mind if they closed it as long as they kept it for bands and such. It boosts popularity majorly. And it’s good to sample some of their music to see if you like them.
I think it’s sad what the internet has come to these days. There’s so many online predators and petafiles. Plus scams and stealing credit card numbers and such. Some people need to get their head out of their butt and stop being so stupid when it comes to sharing personal info on the web.
Hey, welcome to the BBB. No, we aren’t your mom, but were still a family! Have fun and enjoy the site. Maybe you can teach me to use Trillian. I was thinking of getting rid of my cruddy AIM.
Tigerblade wrote:there’s a few options available.I feel really stupid now… I could have thought of that.
shifter wrote:You’re gonna have to convert them anyway, iPods only support playback of MP3, AAC, WAV, Apple Lossless & AIFF. There were rumors floating around that WMA support would be added, but those have turned out false as of yet.Do you have any suggestions on how to convert the files?
I live near Omaha, NE and today it peaked at about 103 (heat index over 110). There was a huge outdoor concert that lasted all day today too. Heat + Rock concert = Definite heat exhaustion. I would’ve gone but my mom wouldn’t let me. 😡
Another time I was listening to the radio and the DJ was talking about how she was out somewhere and came back to her car and when she put her sunglasses on, the metal burnt her face. Now wouldn’t that look funny!
Here’s the female version:
http://www.femalerestrooms.com/
Not as good as the men’s version, but oh well.
I might just wait until Microsoft comes out with their MP3 player and see what they have to offer. Hopefully it’s not super expensive.
I read the article. The XPlay software sounds like it works pretty good, except for the file conversion. I’d have to make all my WMA files into MP3s.
I had it turned off. Well that’s what I get for using AOL. I only use it because my friends do. Maybe I’ll ditch it and get something else.
