Poll: How much music do you ha

So the thread "Computer Illiterate and looking to buy mini Zen" inspired me to a new forum topic, and a quick search showed nothing, so I'm wondering:
How much music (gb or number-wise) do you have?
While I don't have access to my music at home right now, I think I'm somewhere in the neighborhood of 2gb worth (not sure exactly how many songs that is.) I know I can only fit like 000 of em on my Zen Micro, so I've got to be kindof picky when it comes to deciding which songs stay home and which come with me.

SSR wrote:
In excess of 200Gb.
IS this all ripped music, or do you just have a fiber line to the nearest internet factory?
lol...
/SSR is unhuman: both in his music prowess and his number of posts.

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Jim Frazier wrote:
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