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	<title>Comments on: All the good things you get from Ares</title>
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		<title>By: TheLapr</title>
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		<description>When I got my iPod, my brother suggested finding a P2P sharing program to get some good music on it. At first, I told him there was no way I was going down that road again. A few years ago I downloaded a P2P program on my computer, and it completely crashed it beyond repair; in fact, I had to get a brand new computer. So needless to say, I didn&#039;t want that to happen again. But he kept going on and on about Ares, and how it is 100% clean. He said that he had never gotten a bad file, and so I went ahead and tried it on my computer. I wasn&#039;t disappointed, and it has renewed my faith in P2P sharing.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I got my iPod, my brother suggested finding a P2P sharing program to get some good music on it. At first, I told him there was no way I was going down that road again. A few years ago I downloaded a P2P program on my computer, and it completely crashed it beyond repair; in fact, I had to get a brand new computer. So needless to say, I didn&#8217;t want that to happen again. But he kept going on and on about Ares, and how it is 100% clean. He said that he had never gotten a bad file, and so I went ahead and tried it on my computer. I wasn&#8217;t disappointed, and it has renewed my faith in P2P sharing.</p>
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