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Oh, the number of times I've left kebab places without them charging me, only to walk back in and pay. Mostly because I'm paranoid about them realizing it and remembering it the next time I go there, but still... B-)

I and a friend also turned in two mopeds we found in the woods to the police. A month later, we could pick them up since nobody had claimed them, and after a 10 second test drive in his back yard we sold them and I bought a computer.

Does anyone have any good stories of being too honest? I mean, to the point of causing trouble.

To be fair, the composers are rarely involved with the copyright intrusion themselves, and sometimes they aren't even affiliated with the cracking crews whose intros or keygens they appear in.

And selling warez... That's just lame!

I use it occasionally. Mostly for playing games, but I've made some songs with it, too.

When you're a bit further down the road...

o Look at songs in trackers (or the excellent pattern visualization in XMPlay)
o Join themed competitions and compilations
o Join time constrained competitions
o For every released song, prepare to have 10 unreleased/half finished ones
o Whenever you feel like playing video games start a tracker instead
o Collect your instruments and samples so that you can start tracking with minimal boring work

EDIT:
o Get paid

Haha, those ominous tetris blocks made me laugh. I wonder how they are going to keep this fresh for 90 minutes, though.

Sweet! But definitely not from 1982, and not very chippy either. Well maybe it is, but someone must have gone back with a time machine

Yes, it is included in the rar file (musica.dsk)