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I've never heard shit pronounced anything remotely close to "shet"....... :thinking: shhh.... it.... LMFAO? Huh. Maybe it's an American thing.

Who cares?

What?!?!?! That's unbelievable. Honestly, if I were that age, I wouldn't keep the child. I don't know how healthy that is for your body to endure at such a young age (let alone mentally... crap...).

I know, I know. I know it's going to happen. And I know more people are going to die. And I know that Iran is really asking for this. But damnit, when is it going to end? There has to be another diplomatic approach. If only the UN weren't so fucking corrupt.

Oh please, no more wars..... :\

Sexy Selleck, whatever are you going to do for your 100th post? Or dare I ask, WHOM!?

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Wow. :nice: What GREAT news, congradulations to both couples!!!!! I only wish good things upon them and their new families. Oh my gosh, my heart is going to explode with love and cuteness overload!

Watch out guys, Selleck's gonna run you over!

I'm just telling you, you're probably working towards a suspension of your account.

Just letting you know that there's a thread already in action, find it and bump it. This one will be locked anyways.

Do not mock him, for he is teh seks! :wink3: A man like this demands respect!

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23846 Why don't you try searching the forum instead of spamming.

lmfao. i edited this because it's actually not that annoying of a thread.

OMG FUCK YOU FOREVERZ. :P

lmfao srsly what the hellz?

No comparison between the two. But U2's my favorite.

I do too. And I wanted to ask him to prom, but I'm too scared to. And he could have said yes too, since he's a year younger than me and can't go to prom anyways unless he's a guest. I just wanted to say "Want to go, as friends....?" because I consider him a friend (I have for awhile now). I really like his company and I think he's really funny and cute and all that stuff... But I can't do it. I'm terrified of the rejection and I'm almost positive rejection is what'd face me. So I'm going alone to prom (with my friends... but no one to take a picture with :( ). I'm sick of unrequited love you guys. I'm sooooooo sick of it. And I've still got it REALLY bad for a guy I loved about 2 years ago (who graduated). I still think about him. I need to let him go, but damnit....... What the hell. I just want to find him (I don't even know where he is!) and grab him and... I don't know. lmfao. Ok yeah. I had to get that out of my system for some reason. Sorry 'bout that! /end pathetic love life rant.

Wow. Gareth, you are my hero. LOL! Amen to that.

I'd just like to write up the Rolling Stone review of the film. I was impressed by how well it articulated how I feel in regards to the film. Doesn't seem to matter that United 93, written and directed with bruising brilliance and healing compassion by Paul Greengrass, is a monumental achievement that stands above any film this year. According to the polls, audiences intend to shun it. It's too soon, we're told, for a movie to take on 9/11. It's too speculative to watch a re-enactment of what might have happened that morning on United Airlines Flight 93 -- departing Newark for San Francisco -- when thirty-three passengers and seven crew members rose up against the four knife-wielding hijackers who killed the pilots and took control of the plane. It's too hard to watch brave people lose their lives as they force the plane to miss its presumed target in D.C. and crash into a Pennsylvania field. To which I ask: Are American audiences always to be coddled by fantasy? Is harsh reality forever out of bounds at the multiplex? If so, we're in a sorry state, doomed to commercial choices -- is it Mi3 or Poseidon? -- and a world where ambition falls victim to a risk-adverse box office. None of that for Greengrass, a British director with a background in documentaries. His Bloody Sunday, in 2002, re-created and stayed true to the 1972 massacre involving British soldiers and Irish peace marchers in Northern Ireland. In 2004's The Bourne Supremacy, he built suspense in a mainstream action film without compromising political urgency. Greengrass refused to make United 93 without the support of the families of the passengers and crew. They could not have found a better champion. There's not an ounce of Hollywood bull in this movie's 111 minutes. To achieve authenticity, Greengrass used little-known actors and recruited aviation and military personnel to play themselves, most notably Ben Sliney, who marked September 11th as his first day on the job as chief of air traffic control at the Federal Aviation Administration's command center in Virginia. Images that repetition has burned into our consciousness -- two planes crashing into the World Trade Center and one into the Pentagon -- flash by as they did on that day, leaving the world in shock and the government unprepared to act. It's then that Greengrass takes us into the fourth hijacked plane, as passengers on cells or plane phones learn of the attacks. Using hand-held cameras and shooting in real time, he captures the staggering horror of that ninety-one-minute flight and how courage emerged from chaos. Some families were worried that the film would focus on the quartet of ex-athletes -- Todd Beamer (David Alan Basche), Mark Bingham (Cheyenne Jackson), Tom Burnett (Christian Clemenson) and Jeremy Glick (Peter Hermann) -- who made calls to loved ones and reported the plan to go down fighting. But Greengrass' gaze takes in everything. Beamer's famous "Let's roll" comment is delivered off-the-cuff, not like a battle cry in a bogus action flick. We will never know whether the passengers actually breached the cockpit. What matters to Greengrass is their collective intent. At the end, he imagines a sea of arms reaching into that cockpit in a way that redefines heroism. Far from being exploitive, the effect is inspiring: This is the best of us. It happened. I think that 9/11 SHOULD be remembered. It is an absolute insult to those who died that day to "forget" about it because of our "pain". Don't think my use of quotation marks around those words are to be taken as flippant, as I'm trying not to be that way. I plan on seeing the film. Only when I see it will I make a judgement on it. And honestly, I don't think we're in any position to say if this does justice to the victims, only their loved ones can speak towards that. Only they can tell us if it's the way they'd want themselves to be remembered. It may or may not be government propoganda, but really... who cares? I'm intelligent enough to see something and develope my OWN thoughts on it. Not what a govt. official is shoving down my throat. Aren't we all? I don't watch Fox News for that reason, because I have come to the conclusion after trusting it's coverage for so long that I'm not getting the truth that way. That's not to say I didn't give it a shot. If I go to see this film and I end up finding it in some way offensive to how I'D want to be remembered, then I'll probably pass it off as a cheap flick used to make money off of death. In regards to that, what I think the only evil here might be is the fact that they are charging money to see this. I mean, ok ok, I understand that it's been made by a major film company and there's prices needed to be paid... But I'd have liked this to be a TV show, something free. It would have validated it more to me....

Paul's voice will hook you and drag you in. And believe me, once you're dragged in, you can never get out! :sick: Crap. I'm blasting Leif Erikson right now. I think this is my favorite song ever. I LOVE the ending, I can play it on my guitar. The night before I took the SATs, I played it about 40 times in a row. LMFAO! It calms me.

Amen to that. At first I was all "Ok. This is alright, I'll live with it" (the first time I heard it was at the Hurricane Relief show). At the time, I was upset about the way Katrina had been handled, and I felt her anger. I thought it was appropriate in the context, and I related to it. HOWEVER, then I found out that it was actually going to be RECORDED and become a single!?!? I freaked out. I was alright with her screaming the lyrics ONCE, under the circumstances, but not for people who have never heard the original to listen to. Now I hate it. :sick:

Wow. Bump. No love for the B-Man on his b-day?

I don't know! But I can't believe they left us like that! I am SO BEYOND EXCITED for next week!!!!!