5 thoughts on “surfing other people’s shared itunes libraries”
Oh, that might be a good source for more music for my “cheerful” playlist.
I grew up with John Denver music. He was one of my mother’s favorite artists,and she had all of his albums. 🙂
Speaking of sharing music, my boss and I were working in a local internet cafe, when a trio of women got my attention and asked if my name was Steve. It seems that they saw my shared music and they wanted to know how to share theirs. So I sat down with them and gave them a quick tutorial.
My boss, who is straight, was a little jealous. They were attractive young ladies 🙂
Oh, that might be a good source for more music for my “cheerful” playlist.
I grew up with John Denver music. He was one of my mother’s favorite artists,and she had all of his albums. 🙂
Speaking of sharing music, my boss and I were working in a local internet cafe, when a trio of women got my attention and asked if my name was Steve. It seems that they saw my shared music and they wanted to know how to share theirs. So I sat down with them and gave them a quick tutorial.
My boss, who is straight, was a little jealous. They were attractive young ladies 🙂
Hey, I’m new to itunes. How do I
pirateshare with other people’s libraries?John Denver wrote Leaving on a Jetplane for Peter, Paul & Mary. 🙂
I can do without any Rocky Mountain Highs, but I do wish I could remotely listen to other people’s lists. 🙁
Man down man down