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http://www.videora.com/en-us/Converter/iPod/ Once you intall it, look around, it links to a program called DVD decrypter, with these two peices of software, you'll be able to do that. Cheers to whoever linked me in the ask random questions thread, worked a beast.

Has anyone got the Baywatch theme song? I really need it, if you have it, PM me or something and I'll add you to MSN.

But there's a difference between a fit fatty, and a fat fatty. Fit fatties have an hour glass shape, fat fatties have a bowling ball shape. Most people don't go for the bowling ball, which is one extreme, or completely anorexic, the other extreme. Fit fatties are are just slightly off center, to the fatter end of the scale, if you get me...

That is unrefutable logic, I love it. I find I don't go for the skinniest girls, but by no means do I go for porkers. I guess theres a balance...

It's hard, I scraped a C at A2, after a re-mark. I did 60% or so of the homework, I'd guess, but I really wish I'd just done it all.

I did like the electric chair bit, I can safely say that would freak me out.

Th Fujitsu seems to be a far superior spec, with one of the latest Intel processors, I'd suggest it's pretty future proof and would be the best option.

You don't have to buy anything. And it's really not that good. The Apple service can only do about 1/3 of my music collection, so you will end up having to do it manually anyway, for the most part.

Quoted for truth.

I wasn't really enamoured by 80Gb, I was like, I don't need that much, why not just make the older ones cheaper. Saw the price on the website and they had me, signed, sealed, delivered early next week.

You can now, the difference is you have to buy it from the iTunes store, then you have to cut a 30 second segment out of it, which costs an extra 79p, on top of the song you just bought. So in the end you will be paying £1.50 for the privilidge. Way to go apple.

Sounds like a load of 'if's and 'but's to me. You need to think about what you enjoy, what you are good at, and where you want to a reasonable distance into the future. Try and set yourself up with a Connexions interview, they helped me a little, when I didn't know what I wanted to do next. It really is about getting on with it though, I was immeasurable close to f**king up my A-levels because I did no work over the past year, but fortunately I scraped through and I'll do better, because I know I can't continue like that.

------------------------ top of glass ------------------------ alchohol level ------------------------ sorrow level ------------------------- base of glass

Seems like a good reason to go and see more of the world?

The theme tune is probably one of the best out there.

Which just makes it and 'i'. But I guess you can choose, either 16Gb, or a phone, they are now the same price in the US.

This is pretty much what I have been waiting for. At the start of summer, my iPod Mini's battery gave up, not bad considering it was first gen, bought from new, almost 3 years use. Was hoping for a 16Gb Nano, but they now have the touch, which is OK, because the normal iPod is a damn good price in comparison, so I'll get that. Should be here early next week.

Only things I can add are. DSLRs have no internal Memory, and at the current ~10 Megapixels, the images take up quite a lot of space. I'd suggest 1Gb would be a miniumum, you'll need the space, and flash memory prices are dropping fast. Canon and Nikon use different formats of memory, either Secure Digital or Compact Flash, so when buying, make sure you get the right one. The number of people I know who all asumed thier SD would work with thier 350Ds... Also, second hand ***. You'll either get a better camera for the price, or the same camera for less. Cameras such as Canon 350Ds and Nikon D50s are pretty easy to come by. Just be on the look out sour deals, especially on eBay.

I have a mole on the sole of my foot. Supposed to be lucky or something...

It's a pretty good web-cam aswell. Got my chequebook through today.

The kid in the bottom right at the start looks like Fat Pants.

Coverage on 3 is same as O2, they use the same transmiters. Vodafone have great coverage, but you'll pay through your front teeth for the service.

You have to have an active UCAS application or have ID of a registered Higher Education center. Or at least you do for NatWest.

The X1950 pro is a very good card for the price, with plenty of power for any modern games. The 2600s can only just handle DX10, but you wouldn't want to push them, they are a middle of the range card, the X1950s are the highest of the previous generation. They run cooler, they are MORE powerful, and only just a little dearer, and there are great deals if you search. I don't think I need to say any more than this, where the 1950 clearly trounces all over the 2600,Scoring consistantly higher. I'm not sure I could justify the 2600 by saying "it's DX10", because frankly, it's not as good for th money.

I've gone for a NatWest. The rail card is £20 year and gives you 1/3 off. They market it as £100, because it lasts 5 years, not the usual one. Main reason is because I have allready got a Natwest Current Account, so I can upgrade for the benefits, but carry on using my solo card inside of that account, which would give me a set up similar to yours, so the Solo would have a weekly spend limit of about £50, whilst the Mastercard would have the overdraft if heaven forbid, I should need it. Also, there is a NatWest at the uni I'm going to, (one of only two banks) so it makes sense for peace of mind. And I'm fairly the phone deal only works if you get a new contract on Vodafone, through NatWest.