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I can't imagine why anyone could ever want to hear that wretched tune. My phone plays it full blast every time it turns on (yet the alarm is very quiet and can't be turned up!) and it makes me want to hurt Nokia employees.
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Including a certain tall German guy? *thinks* Or did he work for some other company?
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That said, if you don't find a file, it actually was extracted from a 19th century piece of music (which is why I turn my wrath to Nokia's employees as the poor composer didn't mean to inflict such pain) called... *looks it up* Gran Vals.
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Hmmm, fascinating. So it wasn't Nokia Von Beethoven? Quack, there goes that theory about why he never answered his phone.
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Or if you want to transcribe by ear then the nokia home page plays the sodding thing when you mouse over the buttons (after it says hello in English and Finnish.)
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nokia.com? Hmmm, all I get are some small beeps when hovering over those 3 buttons, but not the tune thingie itself.
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In conclusion, for voluntarily subjecting your ears to that tune you must be BATSHIT INSANE :0P
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You say that as if it's a *bad* thing! ;-)
Maybe it's the same reason why I just found a midi version of the imperial march on an old cd of mine, edited its score slightly, and printed it out.......
....because I can. :-P
Quack.
There are FOUR brain cells!
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AUTHOR OF THIS MESSAGE
Leander
MESSAGE TIMESTAMP
19 february 2006, 20:03:19
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