Actually most college students these days don't even need MySpace, they just Facebook instead. Much more useful. MySpace is much less college and much more mid-high-no schoolers now. Came back from college just the other day and heard someone talk about their MySpace for the first time in 10 months, was a little strange hehe.
So it took you a loss of $250 billion to notice. I've got one simple question... Does that mean that the people who couldn't aford to pay for a trip to the movie theaters got to keep a small chunk of that spare change you moguls didn't get?
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Actually most college students these days don't even need MySpace, they just Facebook instead. Much more useful. MySpace is much less college and much more mid-high-no schoolers now. Came back from college just the other day and heard someone talk about their MySpace for the first time in 10 months, was a little strange hehe.
So it took you a loss of $250 billion to notice. I've got one simple question... Does that mean that the people who couldn't aford to pay for a trip to the movie theaters got to keep a small chunk of that spare change you moguls didn't get?