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I ordered my iPod on Friday morning and it hasn't even been dispatched yet.
I hate them, they've ruined my week.
I hate them, they've ruined my week.
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Poke him with a large stick, it might help.
SHEEPY wrote:
> No
Worth a try I guess.
> No
Worth a try I guess.
Maybe you would only listen to 1 hour a day, but your choice is much greater. You have a discman and you can only listen to whatever CD you bring with you.
No
I want an iPod, can I have yours?
Uni - 3 hours travelling + studying in library
Work - I can plug it into computer speakers and as I'm in charge it doesn't matter + travelling to work
Home - Plug it into CD Player
Therefore = Plenty of hassle free use.
Work - I can plug it into computer speakers and as I'm in charge it doesn't matter + travelling to work
Home - Plug it into CD Player
Therefore = Plenty of hassle free use.
Goatboy wrote:
> iPod - expensive discman for posers and uppity homosexuals.
>
> "I can carry 9384 hours of music at once!"
> "Uh-huh, shame you only listen to an hour at most on the train
> though"
> "You're just jealous"
> "Yeah, that must be it"
I have an I-Pod because, the amount of travelling to and from uni equates to 3 hours a day. So yeah maybe a mini-disc system is a better option.
But the thing is, after listening to a certain level of songs I feel the need to listen to certain songs i listen to less, that aren't on my mini-disc.
With an I-Pod I have EVERY CD I have on the thing, so if I want to listen to a certain song, a certain album... or mix up an awful lot of tunes I can.
There's no need to worry about what music to bring ever again.
> iPod - expensive discman for posers and uppity homosexuals.
>
> "I can carry 9384 hours of music at once!"
> "Uh-huh, shame you only listen to an hour at most on the train
> though"
> "You're just jealous"
> "Yeah, that must be it"
I have an I-Pod because, the amount of travelling to and from uni equates to 3 hours a day. So yeah maybe a mini-disc system is a better option.
But the thing is, after listening to a certain level of songs I feel the need to listen to certain songs i listen to less, that aren't on my mini-disc.
With an I-Pod I have EVERY CD I have on the thing, so if I want to listen to a certain song, a certain album... or mix up an awful lot of tunes I can.
There's no need to worry about what music to bring ever again.
Bah, screw you.
....too many jokes....
Each to their own I spose
Each to their own I spose
Why must you make me feel small?
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