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U2 singer Bono apologises after foul-mouthed insult of Coldplay's Chris Martin

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^There's not really any point, as you are extremely unlikely to find anyone who disagrees with the statement anyway!!:rolleyes:

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Ah, but it's utterly pointless. That IS the point.

 

I just heard that Keithg Richards said Dylan taught us new ways of writing songs, then he called him a dirty bugger, so I guess not much has changed since the '60s, eh?

I need to think of more options.

 

Options? Well, there's always 'tosser', 'wally', 'git' etc.

With the Republicans out of the White House, there are a few less, but we're not experiencing a world wide wanker shortage quite yet.:lol:

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Thought this was appropriate for here, just to show there's definitely no hard feelings.

 

From U2.com:

IT'S 'MAGNIFICENT'

 

U2's new single will be 'Magnificent' and turns out our friends in Coldplay are ahead of the game. They've been playing it before they come on stage on their current tour.

 

Mercury Records will release the new single on May 4th and the track has been getting plaudits ever since 'No Line...' was released.

 

The Times in London called it 'stunning' while Q magazine called it a 'slow-building anthem with the ambience of The Unforgettable Fire'. High praise indeed.

 

And as the good people of Coldplay twittered the other day, ' a truly beautiful song'. Thanks guys.

 

So what does everyone else think ? Good choice?

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