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oh, hell yes!!!

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My bro (who can be cool sometimes) let me in on somethin' tonight. . .:D limewire.com Ohhhh. Been a longtime coming! A P2P music download site that actually has music ya want! I be so excited! So if you haven't checked it out. . . .
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I gots tunes, cloud! I gots tunes!!!!
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That is interesting: kisara said she gots tunes.
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Yeah, i remembered the excitement i possessed when i discovered it------ so many songs------- my itunes library has since tripled in size.:D

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Lime wire has been out for a while...i usually like bit torrent files but thats just me idk which is safer or what not X| but dling music without buying it is wrong.
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xKAKASHIx wrote:but dling music without buying it is wrong.
I'm sure it's a hellworthy trespass. IMO, charging $17 for a CD that cost $8 in licensing and materials to produce is wrong, but that's just me. I say, download till yer IPod throws up!
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