why girls shouldn't cheat on boys
there was once a guy named jack who
had a
girlfriend
named
ashley.

ashley was the most popular girl in
school.
the three most
popular
guys were
tom, jack, and marcus. ashley
thought of
jack as
okay,
but
she really
liked marcus. marcus liked ashley also.
well of
course
he
did, everyone
did!

marcus and jack were worst enemies.
marcus tried to
steal
ashley away
everytime he had a chance to. one day,
marcus asked
ashley
if
she wanted
to
go to the movies. jack heard
everything....what
movie
theatre
and what
time.

jack approached the movies that night
and
followed ashley
and
marcus.
jack sat right behind them. he
watched them
get close
to
each
other and
kiss....not only kiss, but practically
get it
on in the
theatre.
marcus
told ashley "do you want to come to my
place and
skip this
boring
movie?" she
replied "hell yeah."

jack had peeked through marcus'
window.
ashely and
him
were
messing
around and then they had sex.
jack watched the whole
thing.

the next day at school jack wasn't
there. for
the next
few
days jack
wasn't there. a week later his mother
found him in
his
closet
dead... he
commited suicide because he had loved
ashley so
much.
next
to
jack's dead
body was a note.

a note that read: my dearest ashley, i
watched you
at the
movie
and at
marcus' house and i will continue to
watch you.
i never
thought you
would
do something like this to me. i really
loved you
ashley. i
died
for you just
like jesus died for us.

always with you, jack

please foward this or jack will
haunt
you and try
to kill you because he wants everyone
to
know
about
marcus.

thank you.

please scroll down.
['in loving memory of']
**jack halagey**
what jack did to one person who did
not send
this.......

Thank you for this piece and also the Japanese music.

sweet.

So proud being a chinese......^.^

The primary instrument here is called the GuZheng. It is a dulcimer-type instrument, meaning it is played horizontally (usually on a table or, rarely, sitting across a performer's lap). It has 16 strings and moveable bridges, and is one of the most--if not THE most--popular instruments in Chinese Traditional Music. There is a detailed and authoritative article on the GuZheng on Wikipedia here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guzheng

Ema tsai kindly posted the name of this song earlier: 步步清風 in pinyin is read as "b� b� qīng fēng" (bu4 bu4 qing1 feng1for pinyin input) using and would appear to translate as "Step Lightly" or "Stepping Lightly" (literally "step by step clean air").

For those of you having difficulty downloading this song, please consider using Firefox web browser and adding the DownloadHelper extension. Both the browser and the extension are free, and DownloadHelper is designed to give you a simple two-click method to save the music as Flash video, which you can then extract the actual .MP3 file from (FLV extractor does this nicely). Imeem stores the MP3 at 128kbps, so the sound quality is alright most of the time but will not be good enough to play over a high-quality sound system without people hearing small amounts of digital noise.

Last but not least, spammers and other evildoers search Imeem comments for emails, so it may be a good idea for all of you who posted your emails here to consider getting new ones....

I hope all this helps...

--Cousin IT

I think I like it......!

Absolutely fantastic piece of music, thank you for posting. Really enjoy listening to it.

chinese friend send me this song. . and more

This is an amazing song, do you know who composes it or where I can download it?

I'ts a beatiful song. Can you send it to me? I work with children and they will make a chinese party and I need some traditional chinese music. My e-mail is menosinha@hotmail.com
Please send it to me as soon as possible