Conjunction Junction, Makes Your iPod Function

I don't have one of those fancy iPod video machine things (yet), but if I did, I guarantee you that a healthy amount of its storage space would be dedicated to and a lot of my time would be spent watching Schoolhouse Rock episodes, which have been made available through iTunes for the low, low price of $1.98 per.  Two volumes with eleven episodes each are available, so what are you waiting for?

Comments

[Cynthia Closkey]

I hesitate to throw any cold water on Apple's mad appeal, but you can get all the Schoolhouse Rock videos on DVD at a much cheaper price per video/track. I know nothing about the iPod video (and please don't enlighten me -- I can't afford my lifestyle as it is), but if you can transform DVDs to be iPod ready, it seems much the better choice to buy the discs, hmm?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005JKTY/qid=1140485112/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-5700626-6464032?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=130

[Jeff]

I reckon that would be too easy. I actually don't plan on getting one of the video iPods, since I surely don't need TV following my every step, but if I did, I would have that SHR on there and I think I would follow your advice on ripping them from the DVD.

By the way, Cindy, you still gloating about those Steelers?

[Cynthia Closkey]

I wouldn't say I'm gloating. (Maybe others would.) The Super Bowl wasn't a great game, or even a good one, so the season end was anticlimactic, even with the championship and watching the Rooneys and Cowher and the players hoisting the trophy. The parade/mob celebration a few days later in Pgh was interesting to see, and I think that was the official end of my season. I'm looking ahead to September 7 already.

As far as gloating goes, the big game was the one against Indianapolis; for a week after that I was floating when I walked.

I feel lost on Sunday afternoons now.