Big_Bird

Im not trying anything, i am just trying to go with it and not be a dumbass.

SW_08

thats all you can do...thats all you should do actually

Big_Bird

Yeah man, just seeing where things go

Big_Bird

You go to work today or stayed home?

SW_08

i went to work....

Macavely

whats up everyone .. what have I missed ??

Big_Bird

...not willingly?

Im watching harry potter instead of studying and doing hw. wtf am I doing with my life, lol.

SW_08

nothing much...
a lil bit of this a lil bit of that

Macavely

wow... harry potter really??

Big_Bird

yeah man, harry potter is good stuff. I like the movies and some of the books.

SW_08

i need to watch some family guy....i need some laughs

CarbonXe

iTrader: (1)

Woot, my boss showed me how to make free ringtones for the iPhone lulz.

Big_Bird

I need to spend money on the box. Last time I bought something for her was december when I bought the mirror.

gimme ideas

CarbonXe

iTrader: (1)

Give me the money for my bike funding plz.

SW_08

i guess you gotta show me jon...

and bird how bout some wheels???

Big_Bird

UGH, I know the wheels I want, but I need 1000 for them, but I also really need a roof rack for the bike, which costs 400, I need new shocks 300, windshield still 300, fix exhaust 200, oil change 50, and more...

I need another 4-5k to finish the box

UGH

CarbonXe

iTrader: (1)

It's easy as hell to do, just need iTunes and a non-drm song (downloaded illegally lulz). iTunes doesn't let you convert DRM protected songs.

1. Find song
2. Right click
3. Select Get Info
4. Go to the 'Options' Tab
5. Change the start time and end time to the section of the song that you use as the ringtone. No longer than 40 seconds though. Hit 'ok'.
6. Now right click that song and select "Create AAC version".
7. It'll make a new song.
8. On that new song, right click and click "Show in Finder" (Mac). For PC, you'll have to find it, it puts it wherever your iTunes music is.
9. Once you found it, delete it from iTunes, but make sure you hit the option to 'Keep File'.
10. Now that it's off iTunes and you have the file in Finder/Explorer,, change the file extension from .m4a to .m4r.
11. Select ok or yes or w/e to allow the file change, it changes it from a song to a ringtone.
12. Open with iTunes
13. Sync ringtones to iPhone and voila!

SW_08

sweet thanks...

rlo

sup guys

CarbonXe

iTrader: (1)

I'm syncing my iPhone right now to actually test the ringtone, and of course it's taking forever because I need to backup my 39820348320 apps that I have on it lol.