Jenjie

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is that the one on the corner opposite Buck Palace? coz that's a nice park, and has Starbucks just nearby :D

can't see any planner in their right mind allowing that to happen. anyone who gets a tram on match day knows how dim the Man U fans can be

what's the football got to do with it? :confused:

you might be better on the tube, with a zones 2-6 all day travelcard when we went for the football we did Park Royal to Rayners Lane on the Piccadilly Line, then Rayners Lane to Wembley Park on the Metropolitan line Heathrow is 11 stops further on than Park Royal. Tube Route Departure Station: Heathrow Terminals 1 2 & 3 (zone: 6) Destination Station: Wembley Park (zone: 4) Heathrow Terminals 1 2 & 3 (Piccadilly Line: Eastbound to Cockfosters) Hounslow East Osterley Boston Manor Northfields South Ealing Acton Town (Change for Piccadilly Line: Westbound to Uxbridge) Ealing Common North Ealing Park Royal Alperton Sudbury Town Sudbury Hill South Harrow Rayners Lane (Change for Metropolitan Line: Eastbound to Aldgate) West Harrow Harrow on-the-Hill Northwick Park Preston Road Wembley Park Route: 52 mins via 19 stations, 2 tubeline changes, zones 4 to 6

just make sure you wear it on the 19th, whilst you're sat reading the reviews. almost as good as being there with us :D

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why not see if your local library has any copies of the following Rough Guide/Lonely Planet books - Europe, Scandinavia, Germany, Russia, St Petersburg. They'd give you some starting points

cool :) and according to my online tv guide, it is indeed 8pm on BBC 2 New series. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May compete in a Fifties-style race from London to Edinburgh. On the footplate of the A1 Tornado steam train, Jeremy has to feed the boiler with a constant supply of coal, Richard braves the saddle of a Vincent Black Shadow motorbike and James drives an old Jaguar XK120 as the trio discover what Top Gear might have been like 60 years ago

however you want to write it :) no length limit that I know about. and unfortunately, jaffa cakes won't help. but you're still welcome to bring some to Wembley :P :laugh3: we'll let you know :sneaky:

erm, how about NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO because now they've announced GA for the 19th I'm very happy :P

I could stalk you in September if you need a stalker :p should indeed be able to, but will confirm at a later date :sneaky:

I love the way he compares the free cd to a mcdonalds toy :lol: its a good interview :D

the ability to keep one's hand to ones self :laugh3:

jenjie does what she's told :P plus, it makes sense because there are people i see in either forum who I don't see in the other :)

who said you have to choose one show? :sneaky: you can write more than one review if you wish to :D

Tiffany - Dressing Room Co-ordinator

#42 mention's marguerite's birthday in the latest blog. Bobziulla had a picture of marguerite in one of his May blogs. Its possible, but I would have thought highly unlikely for there to be 2 marguerite's on the tour!

and then she'll hunt you down for real :p

COMPETITION NOW OPEN Check out this thread http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59681 Hey guys! We currently have a plot afoot but can't tell you what it is or why we need the following, but you know we're always good to you!!! :D And we need lots of comprehensive reviews :sneaky: We need you to write us an extra special live review of your best ever Coldplay gig/festival appearance, the more recent the better. We want to know what happened, did you get a Coldplay Karma experience, were your favourite songs played, what made it so special, how did you feel? As this will be running for the whole summer, you could always use a show that you have not yet been to. Please don't use any smilies or links in your review. The review should be written in proper english - no abbreviations or text speech. Think of how the better newspaper reviewers write their reviews! We may be able to use a pic or vid so if you have one that belongs to you, please add it at the bottom of your review. We don't need your reviews yet, but may well need them at short notice. So get your thinking caps on and start drafting your submissions. As soon as we can tell you more, we will do so.

Hey guys! We currently have a plot afoot but can't tell you what it is or why we need the following, but you know we're always good to you!!! :D And we need lots of comprehensive reviews :sneaky: We need you to write us an extra special live review of your best ever Coldplay gig/festival appearance, the more recent the better. We want to know what happened, did you get a Coldplay Karma experience, were your favourite songs played, what made it so special, how did you feel? As this will be running for the whole summer, you could always use a show that you have not yet been to. Please don't use any smilies or links in your review. The review should be written in proper english - no abbreviations or text speech. Think of how the better newspaper reviewers write their reviews! We may be able to use a pic or vid so if you have one that belongs to you, please add it at the bottom of your review. We don't need your reviews yet, but may well need them at short notice. So get your thinking caps on and start drafting your submissions. As soon as we can tell you more, we will do so.

obviously hasn't shown the pic to Jackie yet!! :laugh3:

Monday, June 15, 2009 Show Day in Winnipeg OK, I'm a dummy. I left my camera charger at home. By being extremely frugal with it, I managed to squeeze four weeks use out of the battery, but it finally died in New Orleans last week. I'm too cheap to buy another one, especially since I’m flying home next Monday, the 22nd. So don't expect to see any pictures here this week… http://bd58.blogspot.com/2009/06/show-day-in-winnipeg.html

Sunday, June 14, 2009 Day Off in Winnipeg, Manitoba Made it to the border around 10:30 this morning. Took the better part of two hours to get all five buses of personnel through Immigrations. On any rock tour, there are always a couple of guys with (minor) criminal records that require thorough examination by the Immigrations folks. Got away clean and made it to the hotel by sometime around 1 or 1:15pm. We're staying at the Radisson in central downtown Winnipeg. Last time I was here, I stayed at the Fairmont, about 5 blocks away. There's a cool minor-league baseball park nearby, too. I went to a game there one year. As luck would have it, we're here on Sunday, which is the night that all the classic car aficionados cruise the downtown area, specifically Portage Avenue, the main drag, where our hotel is located. Before I even went to dinner, I saw nothing less than 30 cars I'd love to own. I'm talking pristine-condition pieces from the 60's and 70's. I went to Hy's Steak Loft for dinner, probably the best steak house in Winnipeg. Had a great shrimp cocktail appetizer and a blackened tuna steak for my entrée. Service couldn't have been better, but maybe that's because I had the entire bar area to myself. Spoke to the sommelier for about 20 minutes about Canadian wines. He was very helpful and educational. One of the waitresses overheard our conversation and I wound up talking to her for another 15 or 20 minutes about Charlotte, of all things. She had friends in Huntersville, NC, (just north of Charlotte) and knew plenty of North Carolina. After dinner, I hit my hotel bar for a beer and went to stand outside to watch all the vintage cars go by. Think I'm gonna have to buy another convertible at some point… http://bd58.blogspot.com/2009/06/day-off-in-winnipeg-manitoba.html