:idea2: let's hope

We're counting on you, Johnson!

lets hope that he/she puts it in a nice zip/rar file as well

yeah :cool:

where is he ? :huh:

RealPlayer plays m4a. Or atleast on my computer.

whats wrong with the m4a files??? can they only be played on iTunes??

use this sdldawn http://www.megaupload.com/

whats wrong with the m4a files??? can they only be played on iTunes??

 

and Quicktime :)

bah I dont have that problem.. :smug:

that's nice :rolleyes:

:) yea.. I like to think so.. :lol:

do you have any problems ? :lol:

it seems your life is perfect :D

As the Brits would say I call bollocks, but then again...

How is that a british saying? I've never heard of that before :P lol! :D

I dont even know what they are referring to as being 'bollocks' :lol:

Propectus topics like these should be banned from this forum. I've seen maybe 20 people say the same thing starting 2 months ago and NONE has panned out. This guy said he had studio 'Talk' in another topic. That is his secret track. And I would bet you $5000 that 'Talk' is the same version we've had for months.

studio Talk and leaked Talk are different... :smug: tis a fact.

No, my point is he probably thinks the leaked Talk we have is the final studio version, thus exclaiming he has an X&Y track.

ahhhh cheers! :P

1. Bollocks

A highly flexible term commonly used by the English.

 

1. something rubbish

2. a falsehood or series of lies

3. something great

4. the best possible

5. testicles

6. exclamation on making a error.

1. That Mel Gibson movie was a load of bollocks.

2. That Tony Blair is talking bollocks.

3. That curry was the bollocks!

4. That your wife is the dog's bollocks when it comes to cooking!

5. Then she kicked him in the bollocks.

6. Bollocks!

 

^ with a little help from urbandictionary.com :)

Winamp plays them.

1. Bollocks

A highly flexible term commonly used by the English.

 

1. something rubbish

2. a falsehood or series of lies

3. something great

4. the best possible

5. testicles

6. exclamation on making a error.

1. That Mel Gibson movie was a load of bollocks.

2. That Tony Blair is talking bollocks.

3. That curry was the bollocks!

4. That your wife is the dog's bollocks when it comes to cooking!

5. Then she kicked him in the bollocks.

6. Bollocks!

 

^ with a little help from urbandictionary.com :)

 

I think we knew what bollocks meant... I just didnt get the context in which it was used... :embarrased:

Sorry Berrychen... I was under the impression that bollocks was = to something like bulls*t... I'm sorry, I'll never use British slang in your presence ever again :P

M4a's have always played like normal for me, I have never had to convert them.