Originally posted by KENobiâ„¢
Why are you preaching to me about buying off of iTunes and shit? All I said was "someone who burns his own CDs". I never once mentioned illegal downloading in my post. 😕
Because you clearly misread my points and at the same time didn't get the one I primarily made. That being that mix and matching CDs, whilst I don't do it, is fine by me. Just as long as it gets paid for (the songs).
Originally posted by GCG
Once again, who is talking about illegal downloading ? Only you have started the term 'thieving' and 'illegal' into this thread and you want to keep rummaging it down other people's throats.
I never said you were, I merely said don't encourage it. You're the one who came at me on the ironic defensive and failed doing so.
Originally posted by GCG
Ken has understood my point perfectly as you did; you are just too anal to admit it.
I understood your point, you're just lazy. "CDs are cumbersome" no they're not, first off. Second "You can mix and match". Yeah? Fine by me, as long as each song you use is paid for. Read my posts then reply to me post-doing so, not before.
Originally posted by GCG
I will make a poll to decide the outcome. I shall call it CD player VS Mp3 player. The game is simple : You enter the arena with a CD player and I will enter it on my blazing chariot MP3 player.The one with most votes wins.
Point of this is? I prefer MP3 players to CD walkmans, purely because I have all my albums on it. Carrying CDs around is cumbersome, OWNING them isn't. The CD ITSELF is not cumbersome, in outdoor situations where you can't necessarily bring them out, they would be. Owning them is not cumbersome, read my posts. So you've gone off in some irrelevant direction.
I'm not anti-mp3 player, I own an iPod and it's full by far, but everything on it is paid for and it's all albums.
If you want to mix and match, that's fine. My only point was that you pay for every song you acquire.
Comprende? Splendid.
-AC