June 22, 201016 yr Author What? I'm not sending the one I sent you. That would be weird, cause it's so pointed at you. Cool. How much longer would you say? I'm heading to bed very soon. Well my internet just finished being stupid messed up. And I still haven't made it yet because I don't know what to say. I'll just crank something out, if you're still here? This is why I would suck as webcamming.
June 22, 201016 yr I'm not sending the one I sent you. That would be weird, cause it's so pointed at you. <3
June 22, 201016 yr I feel like I've heard Lauren's voice before (and yelling.. :P CP concert videos)... it was nice :nice:
June 22, 201016 yr Really? :( Do you have any Barnes and Nobles around you? Because that's where I get them :) Hmmm...I don't know if I've ever checked there before. I guess I could try sometime.:)
June 22, 201016 yr I wanna hear Lauren's voice! And oh yeah, I heard "Phil I love you" in the video of Phil taking her picture, it was cute! Hmmm...I don't know if I've ever checked there before. I guess I could try sometime.:) Yeah check! The art section in the magazines :D
June 22, 201016 yr omg :laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: Maybe the new album will be called In the Ghettoland. :sleep: Yah... Nina I'll let you hear mine if you want. :P And really, for someone who learned English as a second language it is pretty hard to hear any differences between Canadian and American accents. But really, there are several different variations of American accents, and like Jiggs and Crests said, there's different canadian ones too. I don't know those, but for Americans there are "Southern" accents, which occur in states like Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky maybe? And there are New York and New Jersey accents, the Boston accent, the Illinois accent (or maybe it's just in Chicago?) and there are Minnesota and Wisconsin accents. Probably there are more... Yes please! :cheesy: I do believe there are differences between Canadian and American accents! In fact, I'd study dialectology if I only could. :smart: There's something fascinating about it; it's amazing how accents and dialects evolved through centuries and how people are still able to understand each other. Ohnoes. Where can we have a big Coldplayer radiohead meetup? New York?LONDON, autumn 2010 :wacko: Please, don't make me come to NYC. :snobby: This visiting fellow boardies I'm doing this summer must pay off in a Coldplaying meetup sort of thing. Breaking the ice... :p (Don't worry, it's just me professing my admiration for Charlie Brooker.)
June 22, 201016 yr it's so hot and humid out :wreck: and some tourists made me crash my bike into a telephone pole :angry:
June 22, 201016 yr Ugh that sucks >_< totally know what's it like to be hot and humid. Hope it's not Florida!humid over there!! Ouch! Hopefully you haven't injured yourself? :hug:
June 22, 201016 yr omg :laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: Maybe the new album will be called In the Ghettoland. :sleep: Yes please! :cheesy: I do believe there are differences between Canadian and American accents! In fact, I'd study dialectology if I only could. :smart: There's something fascinating about it; it's amazing how accents and dialects evolved through centuries and how people are still able to understand each other. LONDON, autumn 2010 :wacko: Please, don't make me come to NYC. :snobby: This visiting fellow boardies I'm doing this summer must pay off in a Coldplaying meetup sort of thing. Breaking the ice... :p (Don't worry, it's just me professing my admiration for Charlie Brooker.) Yah, don't worry I don't have money for New York either, hotels would be crazy. I can see Radiohead in Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati or Indianapolis 'cus those are all within driving distance of me. & everyone in Europe thought I was Canadian because I didn't have a Southern accent :lol: And I guess well, I'm not too far from Canada really.
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