>>951 There are sites that allow you to make purchases even without a credit card. I'm still penpals with the person who admitted that they download because it's free, but I didn't reply to the one who contradicted herself. She claimed that alcohol and cigarettes were bad, but she still downloaded everything. At least you have to pay for alcohol and cigarettes, and if used responsibly they don't bother anybody else. Downloading is the same as stealing money that should have gone to the artists. That's why I don't like hypocrites.
>>966 Please let me know if there are any vacancies between 9/10 and 9/13, even for just one night. Also, is it possible to add an extra bed to a single room?
>>968 どーぞw I could just look it up on Google, too, y'know.
>>971 ...Your language sucks! I don't want to memorize all that. (;_;) So nine years of studying and my Japanese is still the level of a 小学生orz I'm going to kill myself.
>>972 That's just how I interpreted that passage. Like the author's saying, if a person is willing to admit (be honest) that they download just because they don't want to pay money, that's okay. But when people are hypocritical and act like it's not a bad thing, then the author is unhappy. You can change it to simply "...person who said they..." if you prefer.
>>973 So we have a bundle that includes Internet and cable TV, and that's like ~$85/month. Internet alone is generally between $30 and $40 bucks a month.
>>974 You worked part-time at the same place he did?
>>978 Yeah. (;_;) Oh God, I miss my university connection. It was fuckin' blazing. Residential speeds in the U.S. are fucking abysmal (there's a word I bet you don't know w). Max d/l bandwidth I get is generally ~600 kB/s.
>>992 Sure, they're two different words... but it's meaningless to make a distinction between "night" and "midnight" as if one weren't contained in the other. In other words, it can't be midnight unless it's night already.