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To: Dont Mention the War

I dont have iTunes 6 no need for 7.


4 posted on 09/12/2006 11:27:21 AM PDT by Echo Talon
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To: Echo Talon

You have no use for anything from Apple, apparently. Why do you keep posting in these threads?


6 posted on 09/12/2006 11:35:35 AM PDT by Terpfen (And in the second year, Nick Saban said "Let there be a franchise quarterback...")
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To: Echo Talon
I dont have iTunes 6 no need for 7.

Your impotent rage is noted.

20 posted on 09/12/2006 12:16:14 PM PDT by SlowBoat407 (I've had it with these &%#@* jihadis on these &%#@* planes!)
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To: Echo Talon
Well I'm perfectly happy with iTunes 1.0. I don't need all these fancy-pants features like Music Store, videos, podcasts, cover art and all that other garbage. Back in my day, we ripped out MP3s at a 32 bit rate and we were damn well satisfied with that, even if it did take three hours to transfer the files.

And it didn't matter that the music sounded like it was using tin cans as speakers, we were lucky to even have "portable" music that we could lug around on our 16 megabyte iPods that carried only about 20 songs but we were damn happy with that. Who the heck needs to listen to more than 20 songs anyways? I can barely remember the words to four or five. Never mind trying to keep track of 20.

And back in those days, the iPods were as big as telephone books and weighed 12 pounds. They took eight size "D" batteries and we got maybe four hours of music before we had to replace them again. But we didn't complain and whine like the yuppies do today about their "paltry 10 hours" of battery life. Pussies!

And these things came with a single earphone. None of those "stereo" earbuds that you see the yuppies prancing around with these days. We just stuck the earbud in our one good ear and went about our business. When we listened to Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon, we just had to pretend to hear the alarm clocks and cowbells and all those other fancy sound effects you get in the "stereo" version.

Those were the days. When men were men. And even Steve Jobs had hair on his chest and ate real meat.

29 posted on 09/12/2006 1:14:43 PM PDT by SamAdams76 (The Program is Morally Good)
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