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Hey Leute! Ick hab da mal eine Frage, vielleicht kann mir die jemand beantworten :-) Und zwar hab ich beschlossen, mir einen Mp3-Player zu kaufen, denn das Gequaddel mit meinem Discman nervt mich mittlerweile... und mit Gequaddel mein ich das hier: Das Tape hält meinen Discman zusammen, seit meine Schwester den Verschluß kaputt gemacht hat! Ziemlich nervig, wenn ihr mich fragt, das Klebeband alle drei Tage zu ersetzen. Außerdem stört mich, dass die Batterien alle paar Tage leer sind und aufgeladen werden müssen... However, desweiteren hat ein Mp3-Player auch den wunderbaren Vorteil, dass ich meine (natürlich legal :P ) gezogenen Alben nicht mehr brennen muss, damit ich sie hören kann... Naja, ich dachte mir, ich könne mir gleich einen iPod Nano kaufen... ich find das Ding irgendwie stylish, es ist schön klein und die 4 fake-GB reichen mir vollkommen :-) Geld spielt keine Rolle, mit einem Monat Zivi ist das locker wieder drin ;-) Wer sich 300€-Gilmour-Karten leisten kann, kann sich auch einen iPod lesiten... lol... ich bin verrückt, ich weiß ;-) Wie auch immer, meine Frage(n): 1. Kann man auf den iPod auch einfach so gezogene mp3s laden? So von Rapidshare oder so? Ich dachte nämlich immer, dass das nur bestimmte Dateien abspielt, die man in diesem iTunes-Shop gekauft hat! 2. Gibt's so eine Dockingstation, womit die Akku-Batterien des iPods aufgeladen werden können? (so Handy-mäßig?) Das wäre VERY nice :-) Nun, über Antworten wäre ich sehr erfreut :-)

:: 12 Things you would NEVER do :: 1. eat a large bug 2. trying to be a funambulist 3. sky diving :stunned:

Who cares about your personal, little battle? So please shut the fuck up and let this thread die... okay? thanks, bye!

The Mars Volta - Take The Veil Cerpin Taxt

Hey, hey! :D theyre's still eBay, though... but... whoa, that could get expensice :stunned: Good Luck to you and your aunt, though ;)

10/10 still very funny :lol:

Yeah, 'The Island' was a very great movie! :-) Definitely worth that stupid ticket-prices ;-)

Oh, Mariana, I just read you didn't got the tix! I'm sorry for ya, what a pity! :/

6/10 Radiohead - Nice Dreams

:snore: ich bin irgendwie müde, ich geh in's bett :lol: :P stellt keine Dummheiten an, während Papa weg ist! :P

Judging a band by their popularity is rubbish - simply rubbish.

well, so it wasn't their fault in the end, so who fucking cares?

then you didn't look close enough!

Wow, congratulations, Sarah! Da hat sich die Mühe ja eindeutig gelohnt :-) Weiter so, dann knackste noch den zweistelligen Bereich :D edit: ganz vergessen, wie jeden Montag meine weekly charts: Shame on me! Coldplay nur auf Platz 5! Woran kann das liegen? Meine Vermutung ist, dass ich die letzte Woche viel mit neuer Musik rumexperimentiert hat, wie man z.B. an Arcade Fire auf Platz 2 (!) sehen kann... ebenso an The Mars Volta. Desweiteren vermute ich einen Fehler meiner Software... ich kann mich nicht erinnern, das Arcade Fire-Album soooo oft gehört zu haben (obwohl ich es ganz toll finde :) ) Naja, egal... Ich werd mich ranhalten und Coldplay auf Platz 1 treiben :-D

Here's the whole story (got it from here) I don't believe it's true, though ;-) In 1881 (notice the numbers are the same forward and backward?) a man was born named Sydney Yendys (his name is also palindrome!). I am not sure in which town he was born, but he married a girl named Edna and had a daughter named Edna. He worked for 5 yrs. as a bookkeeper with OK Cartrac Ko. (Reads the same forward and backward too!) Business grew and an assistant was hired for Sydney, named Wordrow (another palindrome!). One day Wordrow said to his boss, "Have you ever noticed that your entire name is a palidrome?" Sydney had never heard of the word before. After Wordrow explained it to him, with two examples: "It's a word or sentence that reads the same forward and backwards like the word 'level' or 'Rats live on no evil star.'" So, Sydney wrote his name on a piece of paper, and then wrote it backwards and exclaimed, "Sure enough, you're right!" From that day on, Sydney became obsessed with palindromes. He is considered the "Father of the Palindrome" by many wordsmiths because more than any other man of his time, and perhaps in history so far he devoted his entire life to them? He spent all of his spare time fuddling around with words. One day he saw the results of a palidromic contest published in his weekly paper. The winner was Levin Snivel (palidrome name!) who wrote a twelve octosyllabic line poem. (He and Sydney were to become life-long competitors). Sydney was energized! He wrote a twenty decasyllable poem and sent it to the publisher, who did publish is. But he also sent his regrets that it had not been sent in in time for his contest (or he'd have won). Snivel heard about this and then wrote a palindromic poem of forty duodecasyllables. And ol' Sydney countered with the same kind of poem only composed of 60. Thus we have dueling poets!! After Snivel wrote a poem of 114 syllabled lines, Sydney decided it was time for some major action. He decided to write a full-length novel that was one entire palidrome titled, "D'neeht" and started instantly. Fortunately, he could do this because he got a nice inheritance to live on (relative unknown) so he could quit bookkeeping and devoted all his time writing this palindromic novel. Of course, this wrecked havoc on his personal life! .His wife left him, taking their daughter with her. Well, duh? Ironically Sydney never even noticed they left! He kept on with his novel writing and writing and writing. How long did it take? 30 years!!! The palindrome novel was finally done -- or was it? Sydney threw a party for a few of his closest friends, with a nice fire, wine and all the rest. He presented the large stack of typewritten papers of the novel, "D'neeht" and said it was an anti-war novel. Upon looking closely at the first sentence which read, "Snug and raw was I, ere I saw war and guns," they gasped. It was underlined in red and as all good friends, they had suggested merely rewriting it to read, "Snug & raw was I, ere I saw war & guns." (Do you see his big error? The "and" was never a palindrome?) Sydney's lips quivered, jaw dropped and perspiration formed on his brow. He picked up the entire manuscript and walked over to the fireplace and tossed it in! An artistic perfectionist as Sydney would never compromise his integrity. Thirty years had been wasted. He then produced a pistol and well.....Need I say more? Carved on Sydney Yendy's tombstone were the following words, "In my end is my beginning." Mr. Sydney Yendy's seems to have been born, destined, preordained and cursed with being a palindromist till he died. It's a shame Sydney tossed it in the fire. :( I think millions would have enjoyed his novel, regardless of that one flawed sentence. I know I would have loved to have read it or seen it. Information is credited to George Marvil in the following book: "Palindromes and Anagrams" by Howard W. Bergerson Dover Publications, Canada © 1973 It's a great story and we are glad they both shared it. :)

Okay, alles wieder im Lot... hab einen Konverter jetzt gefunden und schöne Mp3s draus gemacht... dieses Format (Musepack oder so) soll in Bereichen ab 160 kbps wesentlich besser sein als Mp3.... hm... Mp3 reicht mir persönlich aber :-)

Hey Grace, I loved the Thirteenth Step ones, they're very nice :-) I think I'll check that album out as soon as I've enough time! Thank you very much for sharing :-)

Wargs!!! Ich bin grad ein wenig schockiert... hab mir grad 'De-Loused In The Comatorium' von The Mars Volta runter geladen und die Dateien haben alle die Endung .MPC What the hell? Ich hoffe, ich hab da keenen Mist runtergeladen... :dozey:

Of course it's good for smokers, that's why they smoke 'em! If they were just bad, it would be completely sensless to spend money for cigarettes... The people do it, because they get a feeling of relaxation or satisfaction because of their addiction...

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26540 Hab den Thread schon gesehen, bin aber wegen meiner Internetanbindung allgemein gegenüber Videos abgeneigt :lol:

blabla, I think we all are old enough to know, what's good for us and what's not, aren't we?

Wird wohl an Talk liegen? Mein bester Freund hört auch immer Coldplay seit Talk draußen ist :-) Hat sich sogar schon X&Y gezogen ;-) Am Freitag hab ich mich auch mit ein paar Kumpels über Talk unterhalten... vorher meinten die immer 'Coldplay klingt doch immer gleich und depressiv', nun finden se Coldplay plötzlich gut... lol :-) Aber die finden Coldplay nicht mehr so toll, seit die so berühmt sind, ham se gesacht... lol, wat fürn Argument :rolleyes:

The Arcade Fire - In The Back Seat

oh, Julia... having problems typing today? :P :lol: Bye, Nic... well, I saw you before... many times :P

Ja... obwohl das ganze andererseits auch etwas weit hergeholt ist... denn die Charts werden ja auch zum Teil dadurch bestimmt, wie oft welches Lied im Rundfunk gespielt wird... leider weiß ich jetzt nicht die Anteile, kann daher auch nicht sagen, inweifern dieses Argument zieht... ;)