wax question

Does Bill still have one of those long boards up in the garage rafters?

His garage rafters are MADE from old long boards. _____________________________________________________________________

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Etymology: from g. p. (G= 'Government' P= '80 > Does Bill still have one of those long boards up in the garage rafters? >

FOFLMAO! Kinda what I pictured too.

Hmm, bats in the belfry or boards in the rafters... there has to be a song in there somewhere.

Just teasing ya a little Bill

Kate

but did they try to pull you back into the water??

Kate you want to see Bills woody?

Watch the video....

"Sim>> woody.jpg

Can you post it in a usable form. I'm not loading iTunes to watch this. I've got every codec except the one I need to see this.

Go the web page in the link below Right click on the link as select "Save Target As" you can play with Real Player.

I did that. It won't play in anything. I did hear some sound on the "hi" one.

Do a Google search for "QuickTime Alternative 1.68" It lets you view .qt and .mov files without all that iPod crap. Or you can download QuickTime

What exactly makes you so special? The rest of us had to download Quicktime.

Earle

Here's the video on video.google.com (no need for quicktime)

I'm just not willing to let Apple install their iTunes DRM on my PC. If they would release QT without iTunes, that would be cool.

iTunes includes Apple's DRM. (digital rights management)

I won't have the big companies telling me how to use my media.

Much better. Thank you!

splat...splat...splat

I was installing iTunes for Grace awhile back after she received a free iPod Shuffle in a credit card promotion... Of course, this means that I needed to load *all* my music CDs into it so that I could get them in the best audio format for that particular device... After loading everything on her laptop, I decided that to keep from having to do this again, I would just load all the CDs onto one of my machines, but leave the files in WAV format so there would be no loss of resolution... End result of 2216 songs from all the CDs and a total of 94G... Now if I ever need to load it onto a device that has a non-standard format, I just convert from the WAV files... What the application does with the copy, I don't care since I have the originals...