What do you get? Well, envy is one of the seven deadly sins. You can google for what you get for being envious.

Personally I live my life as I like and judging by your first post your life isn't that far from mine, only that I feel good for not having to rely on any government's aid. If I ever happen to be in the same situation as the people you described there I know I'm getting treated the same. I'm not complaining.

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Please define 'unique', any more examples than those 2? I'm about to become a stupid parent which I wouldn't want.

Also my parents must be stupid parents cause I have a pretty unique name, though according to local names database my name has become increasingly popular. (At the time I was born there were 2 others with the same name. Around 80 years before that there had been 5)

DDRMom

My parents were stupid as well because my name is a month and back in those days it wasn't near as popular as it is now. I don't think I met anyone with my name until I hit high school. Children are mean and tend to make an example of those with an unusual name or at least that was my experience.

Rain and Ocean are actual children that sat one row behind my family at the theatre. Their mother had to tell them to sit down so many times that by midway through the movie I was singing Rain rain go away in my head. I have a friend who has named her daughter Meadow. My own daughter has a unique name as well, but it's a name from a book it's not just a word I liked and decided to make a name out of it (Apple anyone?)

So it's pretty much only names that mean something and can easily be twisted into meaning something else? Here in Finland 'Tuuli' is a really common girl's name and in finnish it means 'wind'. I don't think they've been picked on at school, maybe just cause it's so common.

On the other hand a unique name might be a blessing too. Guess it depends a lot on the kid in question and how he/she handles it. I got picked on a bit cause of my name but it wasn't serious.

Just checked the names database and it seems there's 53 boys called 'Kivi' (Rock) in Finland. Some of them might hear something about their names. Kids named after the show wrestler / actor "the Rock" are not easily bullied though. :P

EDIT: April, May, June and July are nice names and quite common too I believe, at least April is, and I don't think girls with such names get picked on. All the other months I believe might be a bit hazardous.

ID tags are the info on the mp3 files that show you the year and composer of the song and stuff, basically any other info than the file name.

I think all the music files use both id lv1 and id lv3 tags. Lv3 is a bit more detailed I believe but having either of those filled will give you the info on your music player.

Just that if you have both filled and there's even a slight difference in them your iTunes might read the wrong tag.

CD rip programs and some ID tagging programs can most of the time handle both levels. Regular music players I believe can most of the time handle only one.

EDIT: ID3 lv1 and ID3 lv2 are the tags, not ID lv1 and ID lv3 as mentioned above.

And try checking the ID tags on it.Both lv1 and lv3.

Btw, I love your Megadeth signature quote.

EDIT: The capital letters matter a lot on those things. You might have to make iTunes check the songs again after you correct the spelling.

Stupid parents IMO are:

Parents who give their offspring'unique' names like Rain and Ocean.

*Each of the above examples are based on a true story.

DDRMom

Please define 'unique', any more examples than those 2? I'm about to become a stupid parent which I wouldn't want.

Also my parents must be stupid parents cause I have a pretty unique name, though according to local names database my name has become increasingly popular. (At the time I was born there were 2 others with the same name. Around 80 years before that there had been 5)

[QUOTE="Faeryan"]Lemme tell you that not far from now we're getting USB dongles and such that you attach to your computer to play the game. They're doing it already with some professional programs. Too bad it takes the game prices up, but that's what you're going to have to pay for being a pirate. jimmyjammer69

Most likely, but if there's digital distribution on stake against gaming industry as a whole then I'd ask where to go and pick up my games.

There will always be another way,trust me.We're going to end paying 10x the original prize of the game,and it's still going to be pirated.You can reduce the number of pirates,but will not just vanish it completley.

Propably it goes back to professional pirates in japan and russia making pirate copies of the dongles/modules and selling them for a cheap price.

Anyways, whatever the outcome, this can't go on much longer like this.