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So heres a vid i shot the same day I got my water damage (Check out that ViD here) www.youtube.com This video just like my last turned into a giveaway so please don’t just comment S-Comment you must be a subscriber as well. Also please don’t get in on this by posting comments back to back to back. YouTube sees that as spam and none of your entries will be seen or counted when I do random.org. Back to the case, what there not to love, shock protection, easy in and out of the pocket, looks great, adds minimal bulk, easy to put on and take off, can be used with Bodyguardz or invisible shield, and you get everything minus the kitchen sink LoL Guys like always, Lots of Love and Respect. Forthose who want to follow me on twitter and get any inside info, follow me here: twitter.com And for those that didn’t know, I have another channel that I shoot ViDs to every now and then. www.youtube.com For those that want to be made aware when I start a BlogTV, Go here: www.blogtv.com and subscribe to me in the middle of the page for SMS text or twitter for show starting announcements.

******************UPDATE******************* Please make sure you do this first before you do anything else! It’s very important that you do because many people get stuck because of this: ****Go to CONTROL PANEL – FOLDER OPTIONS – CLICK ON VIEW – SCROLL DOWN AND DISABLED “HIDE EXTENSION FROM KNOWN FILE TYPES” **** Here is a way to get free ringtones for your iPhone. NOTE: -This will work on any iPhone and it DOES NOT have to be JAIL BROKEN for it to work* -The ringtone has to be 30 seconds or less to work* -If your having problems or it’s not working, please contact me and I’ll make sure it works for you* What you will need: -iTunes -Any format other than “m4a” (music from iTunes Store) kinda of music. Ex. Music from Lime wire or Bear Share will work* —————————————————————————————————————————– 1. Open up iTunes and highlight the song you want to create as a ringtone. 2. Right click the song and go to “Get Info”. 3. Determine the which part of the song you want the desired ringtone to start and finish (30 seconds or less) 4. Check both “Start” & “Finish” on the section box and input the “Start” & “Finish” time for your ringtone. Ex. Start time: 0:00 Finish time : 0:30 4. Create an “ACC VERSION” of the song you chose. 5. Drag the newly created “ACC VERSION” (30 Second) to the desktop. 6. Click on the file to change the extension from “m4a” to “m4r” and a window will pop up, just click YES …