>>Rant here<<

[Mystes]

Your mom didn't backed up her phone, ever?

[ben1234]

She backed everything up but itunes is saying it can't find anything

[hobogunner]

Sounds about right, check in the iTunes folder on her computer and her phone's drive (when it's plugged in). There should be something somewhere.

[Mystes]

It will work, unless you restored iTunes.

[hobogunner]

I've had to reinstall iTunes every time I want to sync a different device. It'll sink my iPod but not my iPad, have to reinstall, then the same thing...over...and...over....and...over.

[ben1234]

Sounds about right, check in the iTunes folder on her computer and her phone's drive (when it's plugged in). There should be something somewhere.

I wouldn't be ranting if that worked

[Mystes]

How about checking the hidden files?

[ben1234]

Nope, no hidden files

Again, I wouldn't be ranting if anything I tried worked

[hobogunner]

.....well, there has to be some way to fix it. Or force iTunes to reimburse you.

[Mystes]

That would be pretty hard...

[ben1234]

I think Apple is more likely to sue me for eating an orange than fix my problem

[hobogunner]

No, you're legal in Japan now, move there. Wait for citizenship. Then sue them in Japanese courts.

[hobogunner]

Here's a true weird thing that I always have with myself:

Spoiler! :

Should I smoke this cigar? While I admit, it tastes bad at first, eventually when the nicotine kicks in, and I sit back and listen to my music, everything seems to make sense. This is a feeling I can't feel when doing anything else, it is something that is indescribable. I can run, and when I'm done running, my mind lets me think through things well, but who wants to run 5 miles when I could just spend 10 dollars for a decent cigar and smoke it? Better yet, my Rushmore cigar is being twirled in my fingers right now. The only thing I lack is my Zippo which is conveniently in my pocket. So, why don't I just go for it, and relax? Do I feel as though I'm cheating myself? I can only get a similar feeling after a run, and one is at least 30 minutes, the other is a feeling I get to keep for 30 minutes, depending on how fast I burn through the cigar. Yet, I am always risking becoming an addict. I (believe me, I've been told this a lot) get really attached to things......the feeling of my muscles breaking down, my heart beating, is something I've grown attached to from running. I feel like crap if I can't get that feeling at least once a day. If it kills me, I want to die having that feeling. The same is true for many other things. Such are the things I've become attached to. I can sit for 4 hours, pants up, reading doujins, when I could simply do so for 15 minutes (give or take, who knows, I'm not supplying the exact number) and feel more satisfied. Yet, I'm trying to wane that addiction. So, I do the part two of it, to block out part one. Now, to the basis of this, should I smoke this cigar or not? I run the risk of enjoying the feeling I get from this so much that I wind up starting to do it every day. Or I could do it an nothing come from it, other than that relaxing 30 minutes. It seems as though every choice I make I run the gauntlet simply because of the type of person I am, for better or worse, it becomes one with me. I'm not going to smoke it, I have decided, simply let it sit. I'll end this with this quote: "Old habits can die, but their corpses always stay to haunt you." That's That, Say Anything

Edit: Let me say, Rushmore is oddly good for a cheap cigar, so if you can legally smoke, I recommend trying it (if you smoke, don't start the habit now.)

[Mystes]

My rant:

Spoiler! :

WHY IS THERE A "KKK" SYMOL IN BEN-TO? THAT'S COMPLETELY OUTRAGEOUS!!!

[Teh_ping]

My rant:

Spoiler! :

Why do people who use our facebook page never bother to even check for instructions before asking questions...