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i know. but hey did i ask about different names of this chord?:D

SouthPaw41L said i don't have to say "thank you" for each person who posts here but this time i have to say that zurf!

and hey thanx for you suggestion alvee but imagine if the staff let each person do this what would happen in the music store?

me too! i've got small hands. so do you thing that acoustic can be good for me? or maybe classical guitar is much better...(specially in playing barre chords)

i already play classical guitar. do u thing that i should continue playing it and don't think about buying an acoustic?

that's a good idea but i don't have that much money to buy an acoustic and then after discovering the harmonious individual differences between this and my classical ask my sef: why did i buy it?

thanx nela and last_rebel but at last playing barre chords are easier or more difficult on acoustic? (zurf says they're easier to play on acoustic and last_rebel says they're bad enough on a narrower neck. what will I say in your idea if i buy an acoustic?)
and is the huge size of acoustic against classical guitar irritating for you and will it make problems for someone like me?
sorry, but i'm a bit worried about the results of my decision.

you r right. there are some people who listen to hard music and they don't get that much impressed to stop reaching to success but the article is talking about public and the one who has written this article is not ILLITERATE. she has studied all her life to know the affections of different variety of music on our body. and it's not the thing that SHE says. it's the result of huge researches in huge universities. and these researches are not only about animals. one of the researches mentiones the 34% more success in university exams of the people who played piano against the ones who played timpani.
another thing is that those harsh sounds produces a high amount of adrenaline in body which makes a lot of stress.
and...i my self am a big fan of hard rock music and i don't thing that it's bad or irritating and maybe it depends on the person. whenever i listen to hard rock music it completely occupies my mind and just a second after i put down my headphones  i crazily start to repeat it in my mind and whisper the distorted sounds so i can't focus on a math problem to solve. i can't really think! (although i'm a big fan of hard rock.)
and at the school exams because of the adrenaline and also because of my mind's occupation i make a lot of strange mistakes which i didn't make last year when i played and listen to classical and country music.
anyway, i'm sorry if i have bothered you.

ok i'll give it to you but before that you have to promise not to kill the other players that "want some cheese". alright?

so you thing they're good for me. yeah?
even for someone with small hands and short fingers?[i'm 15 but i don't really know why my hands aren't big enough?]
and another thing that i wanted to talk about is that when i use my pick i often strum another string instead of the string that i want to strum and i've got problems with it.[maybe it's its problem or maybe i hold it wrong] but with my fingers[nails], i do it very well and there's no problem with it except the bad noise that it makes when i strum my steel strings. what can i do to solve this problem? if the sound is like THIS in acoustic so how irritating can it be in electric?!?!?!
maybe i have to play with pick....is it the only way to solve this problem?

i'm soooo sorry...just pleaaaaase tell me some titles...pleaaaaaaaaaase!