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Omg i cant believe Dahvie might finally get what he deserves. Rot in hell sicko, U dun goofed

I wanted to save the new Nightwish album, but I ended up breaking Spotify instead.I did not know there was a limit to how many albums I could save, nor do I understand why there needs to be one. Spotify is a cloud-based service that I pay for. Saving an album does not equate to me owning an album and taking up some quantity of space on a hard-drive; saving an album on the service is effectively giving the user a bookmarked hyperlink to listen to the album which exists in Spotify's cloud storage. The closest analogue to a saved album on Spotify is a bookmark on a web-browser; imagine if NetScape or your favorite browser set a limit to how many bookmarks you could save. Paying customers should be able to save an infinite amount of albums. This is an arbitrary limit unrelated to any technical limitations. The limit, apparently, is based on songs, not albums. Specifically, it is a 10,000 song limit, which may seem justifiable if you're one of the Damn Kids who only listens to and saves individual songs, which are usually singles. Those of us who listen to albums, which constitute the way that artists intend for their music to be distributed whether you personally consume them or not, are f***ed. Let's say that the average album contains 12.5 songs: that would make an 800-album library reach the song limit. If 800 albums seems like a lot, consider that the types of bands people adore so much that they'd want to save their entire discography are the bands who last for an entire career of say, twenty-ish years and 15 albums (usually about 12.5ish canon studio albums, but a hardcore fan might want to save a live album or two for variety's sake). 15 albums consisting of 12.5 albums counts for 187.5 songs, and that would represent the complete discography of a single band with a complete career. 10,000 songs divided by 187.5 songs is 53, meaning that you would only be able to save the complete discographies of 53 bands who have had complete careers. That is not accounting for outlier artists like Frank Zappa, who released 42 studio albums in his lifetime; that's 527 songs. This is also not accounting for situations where the members of the band also have solo careers which would interest any fan of the proper band. For example, Genesis released 14 studio albums in their 27-year career, but Peter Gabriel has 7 solo albums, Phil Collins has 7, and Steve Hackett has 17; that's 45 albums or 562 songs, and that's only counting the solo careers people care about. Consider that some of the most popular bands of all time (The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin) have similar situations regarding extensive solo works and it is very possible for regular people to run into this problem even if they're not into posthumous Frank Zappa archives or obscure Les Claypool experimental collaborations. If you wanted to save the complete discographies of a mere 17 bands with Genesis-esque solo spinoff situations, you would run into the 10,000 song limit. SEVENTEEN BANDS. The song limit is so arbitrary that you'll hit it whether your 10,000 songs are all three minutes long or twenty minutes long. That puts me in a privileged position as a progressive rock fan, as it is not unusual for prog albums to consist of three songs, each lasting fifteen minutes, but this is absurd for anyone who enjoys music. The premier music streaming service is targeting music-listeners. Music-listeners. We're a group of people who will sit for hours, days, even weeks on end, listening to noises. Over, and over, and over all for nothing more than the recollection of doing it. We'll punish ourselves listening to Ringo Starr solo albums that others would consider torture because it don't come easy. We'll spend most, if not all of our free time listening to Freddie Mercury erotically moan over a disco beat just so we can get to the track with David Bowie on guest vocals. Many of us have made careers out of doing just these things: slogging through the same riffs all day, the same drum fills over and over, hundreds of times to the point where we know every little detail such that some have attained such music nirvana that they can literally play Nirvana covers blindfolded. Do these people have any idea how many records have been scratched, compact discs overheated in car stereo systems, headphones discarded due to impossible entanglements? All to latter be referred to as bragging rights? These people honestly think this is a battle they can win? They take Napster? We already seeded torrents of our entire libraries. They shoot John Lennon? Music listeners aren't shy about throwing their money at George Harrison, or even Wings. They think calling us Satan-worshipers, suicide-sympathizers, or swashbuckling pirates is going to change us? We've been called worse things by Tipper Gore. They picked a fight against a group that's already grown desensitized to grindcore lyrics describing the entrails ripped from a virgin's cunt, who enjoy the loudness war Rick Rubin has waged against us for years and take it ask us when our substitute teachers demand we stand up and tell the class what we want to do with our lives. Our obsession with proving we want to rock after being told we can't rock is so deeply ingrained from years of dealing with our fathers wanting to watch the news and proving to him that Megadeth music videos ARE, in fact, the news. Music-listeners are fighters by nature. We love to fight for our rights to party. The worst thing you did in all of this was to challenge us. You're not special, you're a creep and a weirdo; this is just another PMRC hearing.

Hey all, my name is Adam. I'm new here (and trying to figure out how everything works, HAHA). Anyway, let's be friends (unless you know me in real life, AAAAA!). I'm really into writing stories and creating characters, and I would love to meet people who are also interested in stuff like that. Also, I dunno if introduction posts are allowed here so if not, I'm sorry. Like I said, I have no idea what I'm doing, so, trial-and-error XD

i miss my favorite person in the whole world a lot and idk. i like these lyrics a lot tho, they describe the feeling perfectly:"Solicited of my cavities you caused'Cause I adore youYou make me afraidCome closer, wait no, go awayDisgusted at the fact I careCut you the f*** off like dead hair"- Saccharine by Jazmin Bean ♥

"The prettiest smiles hide the deepest secrets... The prettiest eyes have cried the most tears and the kindest hearts have felt the most pain..." -unknown source

"I'm not perfect. Never have been. Never will be. If you don't like that... The door is over there."-Jayy Von Monroe/ The Dahli

"It's better to be absolutely ridiculous than to be absolutely boring."-Marilyn Monroe

"We were all born crazy. Some of us remain that way!"-Samuel Beckett

"So you want me to be normal? Normal is just a setting on the washing machine! So you want me to dress up as a washing machine? Ok but you're buying the costume!"-Bubblez CandyGorre

"We all learn to accept the bad moments with the good. Without the bad moments, we wouldn't appreciate the good moments. So I cherish every living moment!"-Sailor Moon

ZOMG!!!! I reached 1,210 followers on Quotev!!!!! Hopefully, I can reach that many on here! :D  

Good morning everyone...

jamming 2 BC13 again... They're my favorite band!

I love my boyfriend so much!! Gonna get him set up here soon! He's my everything!

p, li { font-size: 10pt; } Hi everyone! I'm back with another profile layout tutorial! This one will be short, but I really want to tell you this because I was trying to figure it out since I joined and the friendproject support wasn't much help. Now I want to show you how you can change the Online now icon on your profile, the one that blinks green when you are logged in. You can find custom code for them on sites like glitter-graphics.com or pimp-my-profile.com. The layout codes on those sites were made for myspace, and most of it works perfectly fine on friendproject too. However, the Online Now icons are a bit different. The code you get won't work if you just paste it into your profile editor, but I will show you what you need to to, it's really easy once you know it! Grab yourself an icon code from one of the sites above (or another one, there are many), and paste the code into your style section. It should look similar to this: <style>  * html td td td td.text {   background-image: url('https://dl10.glitter-graphics.net/pub/352/352870r1wbtx0gci.gif');   background-repeat: no-repeat;   background-position: -15% 75%;   z-index: 2;  }  * html img.ImgOnlineNow {   visibility: hidden;   background-repeat: no-repeat;  }  }* html .contactTable td.text {   background-color: transparent;   background-image: none;  } </style> <br><a href=https://glitter-graphics.com>Online Now Icons</a> The only thing we really need is the background-image url, the line I marked in color for you. Copy it and save it somewhere in an open text editor, you'll need it later. You can delete the entire rest, we'll rewrite it ourselves entirely. In the first step we need to hide the original online now icon so it doesn't show up anymore. For this, we will call the CSS selector .msOnlineNow img in your style section. It selects the image inside the section which is bound to the CSS class .msOnlineNow (you don't need to understand this if it's too confusing, just to explain things to people who are interested in it ^^). We will simply set the visibility of it to hidden. Like this:  .msOnlineNow img {   visibility: hidden;  } If you visit your profile now: No Online now icon! Now we will set the one you choose! We will call the .msOnlineNow class again, but this time without the image. I won't explain all of the CSS here, but what we basically do it to set the image you choose at the background image of the section, set it so it only shows once and increase the height so it shows properly. If you're interested in what the code does exactly, you can always google the keywords, look up W3schools and play around with it yourself. This is what you need to write:  .msOnlineNow {   background-repeat: no-repeat;   background-image: url('paste your chosen url in here!');   background-repeat: no-repeat;   z-index: 2;   height:20px;   display: inline-block;  } With this you should already be done! If you're facing any issues with it, please don't hesitate to comment or message me, I'll do my best to help you! You can also read my other HTML/CSS/Profile layout tutorials if you want ^^