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You're very welcome; thanks for stopping by!

Really.

He really can do no wrong; I knew before even watching it that it would be the funniest thing ever. And that was even before I knew that J*** stood for "jizz!"

Stacey, your input is greatly appreciated!! Thanks again!

Thanks for the feedback Leisa!

Really? Thanks!

@Rossi:

The fact that you have Windows XP may be the problem; I only know this process to work for Mac's. That being said, I don't know why it wouldn't work for XP. Just to clarify: you don't actually convert the file to an .m4r file, you convert it from an .mp3 file to an .aac file (note: if it is already an .aac file, you skip this step), which, at least on a Mac, is actually an .m4a file. Then, rather than convert the file to an .m4r (so that it opens in the Ringtone section rather than the library), again, at least on a Mac, you just rename the file from, say, "Song.m4a" to "Song.m4r." Then when you double-click on it or open it, it should be in the Ringtones section. I'm sorry if this doesn't work on Windows XP but am curious, so please let me know if I was any help or if I can help you any further. Thanks for reading!

@~k: Most likely, no, actually. Go over to "Get Info" on the song of choice (right-click usually) and see what type of file the song currently is; in all likelihood that song is ALREADY an aac file, in which case, of course, you can skip the entire convert to AAC part of the process! Let me know if it still doesn't work, and we'll go from there, but I think you should have success with the above solution. Thanks for reading!

@Slipstream:

absolutely fantastic find! i'm still laughing just from thinking about it; that is great!!! thanks a lot!

@Matt: Check out this link to <a href="http://thesuperficial.com/2008/10/sarah_paylin_makes_a_porno.php?bfm_index=3&bfm_page=0
">a similar movie...I think you might get a kick out of that one. Thanks so much for reading my blog, and look out in the next week or so for a Fall Movie Preview, which will, of course, include "Zach and Miri" (because I don't think I've been more excited to see a move in a LONG, LONG time!).

@One night in paris hilton.: Hmm, I fail to see how that relates to the Fresh Prince of Bel Air, but considering you can't respond since you're a SPAM-bot and I can't afford to delete your SPAM-comment because they are so few and far between, it looks like we're in a bit of a pickle here. Let me know what you think about it, and thanks for the Paris Hilton up skirt links; if you're looking to target between 3-4 male readers a day with your ads, then you've definately hit the jackpot here!

@Ava:

Well, Ava, I am officially in love with you, so you might regret having made my day/night with your comment.....thanks for stopping by!

@Gregory Salvatore Zucco: It should be on the left side, under "Library. For me it's the last choice under library.

That "NFL Films voice guy" is no normal "guy" but Harry Kalas, hall-of-fame broadcaster for the Philadelphia Phillies. And, yes, of course we can cryogenically freeze his voice; he's a hall-of-famer.

@Anonymous: Are you using Mac OS X?

@Bennett:

It may not be mentioned in the posted tutorial, nor may it be the case, but I had always assumed that it was only for Mac OS X. I had never even thought about whether it was a general tutorial and, therefore, am not sure whether it works on Windows. Are you using Windows? Because if you are using Mac OS X, you should have no problem renaming the file to an .m4r file (single-click on the file, and push COMMAND-I for "get info" and then just change the extension). Let me know if I can help further, and I am sorry for the confusion. Thanks for reading!

@Spencer: I KNEW I wasn't crazy...I saw it a second time and thought the same thing: it's genuinely funny!

@Chris: You're quite welcome; come back for some more iPhone 3G tips soon!

Any invites left? One would be greatly appreciated!
if you can help out here's my e-mail address: brandon [DOT] blattner [AT] gmail [DOT] com
if not, no problem and thanks anyway!

@Dimitri: stop calling me weirdo!

@scott: and for even MORE to do at work other than Solitaire, I would strongly recommend the following Blogbdon post: Waste Time at Work. Thanks for reading!

@murph:

well, i'd be lying if i said i wasn't doing it for the numbers....waiting for the final pitch to be the first one on the internet posting about it.....nipples

Must be a Red-Sox fan....although we are a Philadelphia fan site here at Blogbdon, due to "inconsistent" reader interest, we can't really afford to discriminate amongst readers, so.....GO SOX!!!

@murph: ha, what was the other one? lug-nut?

@Mother Nature: Well, not to take sides or anything, but I have indeed lost some sleep over it. It's almost 1:30AM right now, gosh!