Ipod And Free Downloads??

wanye

COOKIEWILLOW wrote: »

Am I going to get a pop up of an a**e.? or is it that guy with massive eyes? you`re not playing with a 40yr old are you?:p

not at all. its perfectly safe. its a zipfile with an mp3 in it.

also, try 7digital.com for legal mp3s (its like itunes, but uses DRM free high quality mp3s)

M4RKM

just a rant...

79p expensive?
i remember when you used to pay £3.99 for a cd single with 3 tracks on, or £12.99 for an album with 12 tracks on!!!!

M

Marty_J

markymoo wrote: »

just a rant...

79p expensive?
i remember when you used to pay £3.99 for a cd single with 3 tracks on, or £12.99 for an album with 12 tracks on!!!!

M

Me too. £3.99 for a single was a total rip off though.

COOKIEWILLOW

markymoo wrote: »

just a rant...

79p expensive?
i remember when you used to pay £3.99 for a cd single with 3 tracks on, or £12.99 for an album with 12 tracks on!!!!

M

It IS expensive when you have a son wanting 20 plus tracks bought!! ok if you are single but with two children etc!!! when i was his age i had to "tape" the top 40 on a sunday night!! was it illegal then?? didnt care at 14. Yes those poor artists must be limiting their grams per week as we speak

barongreenback

Get him a paper round and he can pay for his own tracks!

COOKIEWILLOW

barongreenback wrote: »

Get him a paper round and he can pay for his own tracks!

Yes you are right!! and if you find a newsagent who will take on a child with Aspergers....let me know!!! Not going to get into an argument about this, cheers for replies:T

Marty_J

I have Asperger's (I was diagnosed a few years ago with it).

Tell your son "hi" from a fellow Aspie.

COOKIEWILLOW

Marty_J wrote: »

I have Asperger's (I was diagnosed a few years ago with it).

Tell your son "hi" from a fellow Aspie.

Do you? He was diagnosed few years back, very intelligent!!! like his mum lol. I was a bit scared for him when i first found out, but a lot more common than we think. His "thing" is making lego movies on youtube, very clever and has a LOT of patience. He says "hi" back btw

Marty_J

I was a bit scared when I first found out about it, but the more I learnt about it, the more comfortable I became. It was strange reading other people's accounts of their lives and thinking "that's me!". It's just a different way of looking at the world really. It'd be boring if we were all the same.

My thing when I was younger was taking things apart; I managed to put most of it back together again though.

My poor parents.

Sounds like your son is very talented though. He could have a good career as an animator if he stuck with it.

barongreenback

What about the markets? Market traders usually take kids on and I am sure his Asperger's should not stand in the way (although I am lucky enough to live in a good area for support etc).

I am surprised at newsagents. Is that not discriminatory? (Dave not getting into an argument and genuinely trying to help).