If you were unable to listen to the quote in yesterday's item entitled "Model Behavior", please note that I have changed the format of the sound file -- from "wav" to "mp3" -- so now you should be able to play it without any difficulty.
Not only did I manage to find "freeware" to do the conversion, but to install it without crying and implement the change without any fuss. I'm so impressed with myself. I feel like such a big girl now -- and am singing the Huggies® Pull-Ups® jingle in celebration. I'd record it and include it here, but that would be too disturbing, even for me.
fresh-baked at 09:05 AMThanks for proving once again your web savvy handiness... I can hear it now! And I played it over and over, rolling on the floor laughing.
In my naive youth, I seriously dated a guy from Philly, and the funniest thing about his accent--the way he said "wooder" for water. A "gleeeee-is of wooder" and I was laughing my ass off. I mean, in Ohio we were used to briar accents from Tucky, so his was as exotic as a British accent.
Offered by: Desert Mermaid on June 7, 2002 1:20 PMAhhh c'mon kidz ... if I could find it on my own, you can too. Make an effort first!
Offered by: Jodi on June 7, 2002 12:34 PMAnyone know of freeware that will let you save your cd music into mp3?
Offered by: locura on June 7, 2002 12:29 PMwhat's the name of the freeware? B/c I have like over 50 daily show sound wavs I've made for the past two years that I want to put on a cd.
Offered by: Anita on June 7, 2002 11:17 AM
