Song's You Wont Admit You Own

Driving with my friend David the other day I found a play list on his iPod that was titled "Song You Wont Admit You Have". Personally, I thought this was brilliant so I had him send me the songs on the playlist and tried to think of a few more to add myself. Please comment and add any to the list as you see fit!

Its tearing up my heart - nsync
Quit playing games with my heart - BSB
I drive myself crazy - nsync
My everything - 98 degrees
Back here baby - BBMack
Beautiful soul - Jesse Mcartney
On the way down - Ryan Cabrara
Barbie girl - aqua
Pieces of me - Ashlee Simpson
Girl on Tv - LFO
The hardest thing - 98 degrees
Shes no you - Jesse Mcartney
God must have spent a little more time on you - nsync
Summer girls - lfo
Ill never break you heart- BSB
This is promise you - nsync
Bye Bye Bye - nsync
I want it that way - BSB
Its gonna be me - nsync
As long as you love me - BSB
All i have to give - BSB
I do - 98 degrees
All or nothing - O Town
swear it again - WestLife
My Humps - Black Eyed Peas
Hot in Here - Nelly
Macarena - Los Del Rio
If You Wanna Be My Lover - Spice Girls
I'm too sexy - Right Said Fred
She Bangs - Ricky Martin
Your Body is a Wonderland - John Mayer
Mandy - Barry Manilow
All My Life - KC and JOJO
First Date-Blink182
Love Song-Sara Bareilles
Kryptonite-3 Doors Down
Any Jonas Brothers Song
All Out Of Love - Air Supply

Please add your own!!

New Zealand Man Buys US Intelligence On MP3 Player

Sydney Morning Herald

A New Zealand man has found confidential United States military files on an MP3 player he bought at an op shop in the US.

Chris Ogle, 29, from Whangarei, bought the player from an Oklahoma thrift shop for $NZ18 ($A14.50), and found the files when he hooked it up to his computer, TV One News reported on Monday night.

The 60 files on the player contained the names and personal details of American soldiers, including ones who served in Afghanistan and Iraq.

There was also information about equipment deployed to bases and a mission briefing.

"The more I look at it, the more I see and the less I think I should be," Ogle said.

Victoria University strategic studies director Peter Cozens said one of the first rules of military endeavour was to not give the opposition information that could compromise your position.

"This is just slack administrative procedures which are indeed a cause of embarrassment. It's the sort of thing which ought not really be in the public domain, he said.

Ogle said the player never worked as a music player and he would hand it over to the US Defence Department if asked.


Well this just about sums up the past couple years of military intel. Let's keep important files on a MP3 player and then sell it to a pawn shop in the middle of Oklahoma. This guy Ogle better make a pretty penny off of this, even though the military doesn't seem to care that he has this material. I guess no one fears the Kiwi's.