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[DA]

Thanks for the hint but I will pass. I am not into country music that much even I found it very interesting.

That's fine, people have their own taste in things.

Some People like so called Rap Music, etc.

And i'm one of them,i like Rap music.

[WetToiletPaper712]

Thanks for the hint but I will pass. I am not into country music that much even I found it very interesting.

That's fine, people have their own taste in things.

Some People like so called Rap Music, etc.

And i'm one of them,i like Rap music.

Well Rap on DA, get you groove on.

[WetToiletPaper712]

For those of you who live in the US, voting is tomorrow (Tuesday)

and if your a Republican, you Vote Next week 

[WetToiletPaper712]

I heard that a company has bought WimAmp,
And that a NEW Version will come out in 2019.

I did not use it much, but my Brother liked it.

[DA]

I used it years ago and wasn't bad,always better than the windows media player.

[Mr. James Bond]

Old one still works perfect for me and I am using it everyday

[WetToiletPaper712]

Old one still works perfect for me and I am using it everyday

Hi Luke,

I have been using Foobar 2000, but it dont want to play my AudioBooks with the Joined Tracks.

[WetToiletPaper712]

Update to let you know about,

PornDoe.com is NOW LetsDoeIt.com

Dont know if its still the same or not.

[LightMeUp]

Why is it called 'Black Friday'???

Black Friday is the name given to the shopping day after Thanksgiving. It was originally called Black Friday because so many people went out to shop that it caused traffic accidents and sometimes even violence. The Philadelphia Police Department coined the phrase to describe the mayhem surrounding the congestion of pedestrian and auto traffic in the downtown area.

Retailers changed the name to reflect their success. Accountants use black to signify profit when recording each day's book entries. They use red to indicate loss. So, Black Friday means profitable Friday to retailing and to the economy. Retail and consumer spending drive almost 70 percent of U.S. gross domestic product.

[DA]

Thanks for the explaination, i never thought about it.