Okay, I took care of it...I was in the wrong part of the library. Common sense--it's good stuff. Thanks for your help.

And noooo, neither of those. It's all film of birthdays and Christmas, that kind of thing. He wanted transitions and titles.

I did try deleting them the way I normally would, but pressing that key with the file highlighted in iTunes doesn't do anything.

I recently ripped some of my friend's home videos to my computer using Handbrake in order to do some clean-up and editing. After ripping them, I played one video three separate times, and now there is a file for each play in my iTunes library--the original VOS, a VOS_1, and a VOS_2. I deleted the files themselves from the iTunes folder on the hard drive, but they still appear in the library. Is there any way I can get them out of there?

Assuming he created us, that gives him the right.

Assuming he didn't, he has no such right.

Assuming he doesn't exist, this question serves no purpose.

Hats aren't worn strictly for their supposed function; they're also accessories. People wear accessories in a way that suits them.

Technically, they're both (assuming film was the medium), but in conversation I only use movie. Aside from Roger Ebert and a select few of my friends, people who use "film" aggravate me.

There are a couple, but for each there's also a bit of a silver lining.

Arrested Development-The third and final season seemed less funny than the first two, so if that trend was going to continue I'm glad they quit while they were ahead.

Deadwood-Actually not sure if that was cancelled, or just simply ended, but I was glad there was some closure at the end of the third and final season.

Invader Zim-No silver lining here, except perhaps for the fact that I grew up, and might not have found it as funny later. I own all the DVDs though, and I laugh at those, so this is probably wrong. Nevermind-no silver lining.

The Flaming Lips

Whatever form of Pink Floyd I can find

Radiohead or Wilco again

U2

There are several artists whose work I enjoy for the most part, but there are usually a few songs I could do without. If I had to name a favorite though, it'd be Pink Floyd or Radiohead, and I have yet to hear anything by either of them that I don't like.

Tropic Thunder was reasonably funny, but I probably wouldn't buy it. If you're looking for some stoner comedy, skip Pineapple Express and go for the Harold and Kumar movies. If you're in the market for a romantic comedy, Forgetting Sarah Marshall is excellent. I Love You, Man was great too-maybe my favorite comedy of 2009.