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I change it before I go to bed, and I turned in early last night.
Thank you for everything, Peaches. I don't think I could have made it without your love and support.
*HUG*
Well, I'm back.
Where's she?
I change it before I go to bed, and I turned in early last night.
Thank you for everything, Peaches. I don't think I could have made it without your love and support.
*HUG*
Well, I'm back.
Where's she?
Juliangel
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See you made me teary I told you Snide doesn't fit anymore and I was happy to help. Glad she will be back to you tomorrow and boy will she be surprised to find out your Napster collection is over 700 now.
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See you made me teary I told you Snide doesn't fit anymore
and I was happy to help. Glad she will be back to you tomorrow and boy will she be surprised to find out your Napster collection is over 700 now.R Nitelight
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It was either that or flirt with newbies for a month. It's clear what choice I made.
It was either that or flirt with newbies for a month. It's clear what choice I made.
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I need to get busy downloading too. Here is a little bit of a story in the Feb. 2001 Yahoo magazine.
One of the world's largest entertainment conglomerates, Bertelsmann, recently gave the world's most notorious Web site, the music file-sharing service Napster, a $50 million dollar loan, the terms of which include a possible equity stake. The deal: Napster would use its cash infusion to develop technology enabling it to track and charge for music it had once made available for free. If Napster does it's part then Bertelsmann-which includes the Bertelsmann Music Group(BMG) will drop its pending copyright infringement suit and encourage the other major labels to do the same.
One of the world's largest entertainment conglomerates, Bertelsmann, recently gave the world's most notorious Web site, the music file-sharing service Napster, a $50 million dollar loan, the terms of which include a possible equity stake. The deal: Napster would use its cash infusion to develop technology enabling it to track and charge for music it had once made available for free. If Napster does it's part then Bertelsmann-which includes the Bertelsmann Music Group(BMG) will drop its pending copyright infringement suit and encourage the other major labels to do the same.
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I've gotta start burning.
I've gotta start burning.
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LOL ok I just checked and you are now over 800, makes my 133 look sad. If Napster does start charging you have enough to start your own web sharing page
I looked up the loan info on the Napster home page and they say it would probably be set up with a membership fee but there would still be free music.
I looked up the loan info on the Napster home page and they say it would probably be set up with a membership fee but there would still be free music.
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