Musical Stickers Review and News

I cannot tell you how happy I am with my Musical Stickers. Man, this thing is getting better and better as I learn more about it.
MP3/MP4 player-trying to figure out brand name (might be bootleg)?
Please help, my husband bought this little slim blue MP3 player in a black box that has a sticker on the outside saying "suggested retail $365.95" he paid $80 for it from s treet vendor. Now that I have seen it, there is no brand name, it says "made n china" the box is black with a pic Musical Stickers of a woman on the beach holding a shell on the front. The player only says MP3/MP4/FM/USB digital player. He was told it was for music, movies, etc & he was getting a great deal. Now I think he got a bootleg & got ripped off. It's hard to understand the instruction manual, it is in broken english. The player came with one song on it "Forever Your Girl". Am I going to have problems trying to use this thing? Never had one before and I was wondering if anyone is familiar with this model. There is a musical note symbol on the left corner of box and the UPC is 1032827495164.I did a yahoo search & only found it to be a MP3 player, brand unknown, please help, is this a piece of junk or will it work good?
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We have been a foster family for many years and have had our share of potty problems.1) Place the diapers out of reach. Tell her she doesn’t need them, she’s a big girl and she needs to use the potty like a big girl.2) Be prepared for crying and/or tantrums at times. It happens with the best of them.3) Take her to the potty periodically throughout the day and reward her when she uses it. She may say she doesn’t have to go and cry or complain. Do it anyway. When she uses the potty do a little dance or do something fun with her. This does wonders. Don’t give her as much freedom to decide when she has to go since she isn’t using the potty yet.Good luck!
I think that is an awesome party!!! I’m really excited for your daughter!!! I have 2 questions for you, though?1. Can I come?2. Will you throw my 24th birthday???LOL! I wish your daughter a very happy birthday!!
Are u going to have a castle? It isn’t too hard to make out of sugar cones, icing and cakes baked in tin cans.!
HSM sux, no offencebut you could google it if you want
ALTERNATIVE WORLDONLY BANDS/ARTISTS YOU HAVE & HAVEN’T HEARD OFEVERY 2 MONTHS not familiar with poundsAN INTERVIEW WITH A BAND/ARTISTCD
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“With the release of the album Kilroy Was Here in 1983, Styx decided to do another concept album based on a story written by Dennis. The idea behind the album was also created in response to the wild accusations (basically, the accusations of putting backward Satanic messages on their albums) and new regulations (warning labels on their albums) that some legislators tried to impose upon not only Styx, but other falsely accused bands at that time. Interestingly, the band decided to mock those critics who first said that Styx had decided to put “backward Satanic messages” on their albums by actually putting a bacward message on JY’s “Heavy Metal Poisoning”: the message says something like “Satan holds the secret,” and it is said two times in the song; the first time it is said is around 2:49 into the song. I think there are two lines from Dennis DeYoung’s song “High Time” on this album that sum up the major concept that Styx decided to work with on Kilroy Was Here, and those two lines are the following: It ain’t the music that’s in question / It’s more the freedom of expression. So, it was, in fact, Styx and their fans’ freedom of expression that was in question when things such as “warning labels” were being considered as ways to regulate how albums should be sold, and it also questions peoples’ rights when it is left up to someone in the government to decide what people can and cannot listen to. It appears that Styx seemed to look into their “crystal ball” and predict a subject that is still under much debate in today’s society.Not only did Styx support this concept through there musical genius, but they also used visual aspects too. The band recorded music videos for a few songs off of this album, but, perhaps, most impressively, they recorded an 11 minute mini-movie, which the band themselves acted in, to be shown before their concerts . Also, at some of the larger venues, the band actually acted their parts out in front of their fans. This mini-movie can be seen in the Styx video entitled “Caught In The Act.” The tour in support of this album was perhaps Styx’ most theatrical live performance up to this time.This mini-movie depicted how one of the last free rock n’ rollers, Robert Orin Charles Kilroy (whose name, by the way, spells out ROCK–played by Dennis DeYoung), was falsely set up to make it appear as if he murdered a member of the MMM (The Majority for Musical Morality) which was run by the devious Dr. Righteous (played by James Young). Righteous felt that rock n’ roll was an evil plague which was brought down upon the nation, and he felt that every last person in rock should be erased from the minds of the people. Kilroy, however, was still putting on forbidden rock concerts with his band for their loyal fans who opposed the oppressive ways of the devious Righteous. Unfortunately, Righteous eventually arrested Kilroy by making it appear that he (Kilroy) had ruthlessly murdered a member of the MMM by beating him with a guitar in front of the thousands of “rebellious” rock n’ roll fans who watched while this indecent act was being done. However, inspired by Jonathan Chance (played by Tommy Shaw), who was a leader among those rebels who wanted to bring back rock n’ roll, Kilroy breaks out of prison. During Kilroy’s journey to safety, he leaves behind him a path of “rock code” which Jonathan later deciphers and finds that it leads him to the old Paradise Theatre where Righteous has set up a museum which depicts rock n’ roll as a vile disease. And it is there that Jonathan and Kilroy meet for the very first time…the rest is now history!”http://members.tripod.com/~Man_of_Miracles/KWH.html
I think you can try putting an ice pack on it, and when it’s frozen, chip off the picture.
that sounds awesome … like you are doing the best for your child !good on you !hell, im 17 and would love to party with these guys ! haha
have a nice day
Hmm, it would seem to go under other. Is there a genre called various?
And also, your album sounds really awesome. I wanna listen!
Only if its a blatant rip off like most of the ringtone rap production. A good producer will sample something and turn into something completely different.Check out what Premo did for “Nas is Like”. Took the original flipped it around and turned it into something beautiful…nothing like the originalhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHsJSerLQyMhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk5TgFu-wygHeres an example of a blatant rip-off, no creativity.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnoI7Be4VZkhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOCLWbB0F1c