Jenjie

thats what she posted :lol: the middle one is uk sizing, not sure about the other 2 but one likely to be US sizing

h&m is lethal. they have a range of nice fitting, smart blouses. i had the maternity version last summer & have bought the normal for this summer. i tend to spend more on Sam in H&M :embarrassed: they do some fab baby boy clothes

the bossman's waving a big stick at me, so I'd best get reviewing quick!!! :lol: Its short & sweet but I'm trying very hard not to include spoilers because it wouldn't be fair. I threatened death to anyone who tried to spoil the last Harry Potter for me, so it would hardly be fair of me to spoil Roadie for you all.

hey Anna :) trousers i can do! and t-shirts & hoodies are ok :lol: i love these sort of tops but the tailoring is always too high so it cuts across the middle of your boobs :( instead of sitting underneath them

disagree agree. The tops/dresses are designed for average & neither small nor big. I have the opposite problem in terms of size but the same problem with trying to find clothes to fit. There are so many nice items which look like they'll fit big boobs but are designed wrong. The detailing is too high. The best you can do is try everything & work out what styles best flatter your shape. and for special occasions why not invest in those 'chicken fillet' things. I have a friend with petite boobs who uses the fillets or tit tape. Either way, make the best of what you've got. I may not like Keira Knightley (she irritates the hell out of me), but having small boobs hasn't stopped her from achieving. As for the pain thing, have you had a bra fitted recently? It can make all the difference. If you have, probably worth chatting to your doctor & see what they can suggest.

Please leave me alone. I'm angry, upset and very emotional. I posted because I actually want to remember the good times. and I don't want my memories of Coldplaying tarnishing by the stupid flame war that has been going on for over 18 months. so please don't use me to further whatever further arguments are brewing (that goes for everyone) its supposed to be Coldplaying's 10th birthday this year. it was supposed to be a year to celebrate.

hey tracie :) did you hear about babybeeburns? he has his own thread somewhere. he's a very lucky baby whose coldplaying aunties & uncles bought him some lovely presents & arranged a signed card by the band. I'm still overwhelmed by how generous some people can be. Some of them we've met, but others we haven't yet had the opportunity to meet. Angie went on a cool trip with a red mini, on behalf of Ryan Marie whose mummy is jbarry who makes loads of the banners at the top of the board. As well as Angie's fab photo story (which is a fab read), there's a thread about Ryan & the significance of the mini too. loads of us had a ball in Wembley in September, with 2 concerts & a picnic (oh & some went drinking on the thurs night & did coldplay karaoke - video evidence is in thecoldplay section somewhere!). we finally got to meet some of the lovely members of this board. plus I finally got to meet the legend that is Angie. queueing in an indian summer whilst 7 months pregnant is not the greatest of fun, but members of this board made it so much more bearable. and there were other gatherings at other concerts on the tour, where i'm sure other coldplayers had just as much fun. so there are plenty of good things that have happened. I'm sure there are some I've missed should anyone else care to add them.

I shall try very hard to write it tomorrow, I promise. and try very hard not to include spoilers! :D

the no spoiler review - it is very, very good so buy it :P :lol:

it doesn't tell you which of the photos he took :p

found this thread crying on page 7 :( Mr Matt McGinn d.o.b 19 September 1965 musician, roadie & author

finished :D shall write review later. and as for the above article, I have one thing to say. you can make a quote mean anything if you only quote half the sentence :rolleyes:

awwwwww :) love ya, Debs :kiss:

nice try :P but Sam was sat on my knee whilst Ian was relling me that story :lol: from what I've read so far, yes! I'm very much enjoying it :D Matt is very witty and its flowing nicely. I love his descriptions. he's talking lots about Hoppy, Bash & Dan too. Plus he quotes from Pretty Woman! How can you not love a guy who does that? I'm upto Glastonbury 2002, so a bit to go yet.

there's a jonny pic that Angie will love :smug:

omg! if i'd known that was what was in your parcel it would not have been waiting for you when you got home :P

awwwwww Cop Sawyer watches Little House on the Prairie. :D I always knew he had a really soft side :lol:

i saw the article elsewhere & they suggested if he knocked it into drive, he wouldn't need to touch the pedal. he just had to press the start button & off he went!!!

The Beehive is a church in North London! http://www.aolradioblog.com/2010/03/18/coldplay-2010-new-album/

A five-year-old boy took his family's automatic 4x4 on a four-mile "joyride" before crashing it into a wall, it has been disclosed. Traffic officers described the incident as "remarkable" and said the boy and other drivers were lucky to have escaped without serious injury. Several motorists dialled 999 after spotting a Mitsubishi Shogun being driven erratically and slowly by a small boy on roads east of Chichester, West Sussex, just after 7am on Thursday. At around the same time, the boy's father reported to police that his son had driven off in the family vehicle moments beforehand. A short while later the 4x4 hit a wall in Pook Lane, Lavant, and Sussex Police believe the boy had travelled just over four miles from his home before crashing. The child, who has not been identified, was taken to St Richard's Hospital in Chichester as a precaution but appears to have been uninjured and was reunited with his family. A driver who had been briefly following the Shogun took care of the boy while police and an ambulance were called, said a force spokesman. Police later received reports of three other vehicles, two of which were parked, being damaged by the Shogun but nobody was injured. The 4x4 was first seen by drivers travelling along a short stretch of the A27 between Tangmere and the junction with the A285, then up to Halnaker and then across country to Lavant. The force spokesman said: "Police believe that the car travelled just over four miles from the address. Several witnesses have spoken of it being driven at a slow speed, but erratically." Officers have met with the family to explain what happened but no further action will be taken, the spokesman added. Pc Mark Ryan, of Sussex Police's road policing unit based at Chichester, said: "This was a remarkable incident and both the boy and other road users clearly had a lucky escape, as a serious collision could have happened at any stage." http://news.aol.co.uk/uk-news/five-year-old-took-4x4-on/article/20100318112832499859844?icid=main|uk|dl1|link5|http%3A%2F%2Fnews.aol.co.uk%2Fuk-news%2Ffive-year-old-took-4x4-on%2Farticle%2F20100318112832499859844

:laugh3: :D

saw a review of it in a film magazine. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1334260/

i missed Sawyer in the last episode. he makes me laugh i like the sound of episode 11

I have my reading material for the plane all ready :D but mummy says we have to wait for the boiler to be fixed so she hasn't time to take me to the airport :( mummy also says she doesn't love you any more because you called him fat frank :P

Dear Auntie Angie, Thank you for the fab photo story. :D When I am big enough to go to concerts, please may I go with you instead of mummy & daddy? I think it will be much more fun :lol: love Sammybeeburns :kiss: