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Somebody in my Writing for the Sitcom class brought in Spaced, but unforntunately, the region was not the same as the DVD Player. Shaun of The Dead is frigging hilarious! It's one of those movies that I still watch on TV, even though I own a copy of it.

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I'm re-reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. (I haven't read it in about 6 months). I was told Angels and Demons is even better, so I'll probably read that next.

I got tix to The Forum on Feb 4th. Can't wait to go!

Holy Sh!t....im scared of my computer suddenly

'The Exorcism of Emily Rose'- Okay, I guess. This was my first time seeing a scary movie in a movie theatre. It's half court room drama, and half horror movie. Some good acting by Laura Linney and Tom Wilkinson. And the girl that plays Emily Rose can scream her ass off.

My favorite is "Swallowed in The Sea" I was at the 8/20 Coldplay concert in Irvine, and when they played it, I think I knew what they meant. The phrase "There's plenty of fish in the sea." All about the singles. Well, he doesn't want you to be swallowed "in the sea"...sea of fishes and being alone forever. I dunno. That was my conclusion. I love the song alot though. Fix You is a close second.

I always thought Coldplay titles could make a poem or song all on their own. My eyes are boggling me after all the counting.

"Fix You" has been playing on KROQ here in Los Angeles for a while. I think they played "Swallowed in The Sea" a couple of times. Where Coldplay are on the charts doesn't matter to me. What matters is that I get to listen to some great music.

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Gotta say The Scientist. I just recently rewatched, and posted it on myspace. Still gives me shivers.

Next time they come to California, I'm gonna get closer seats.

Hello! I'm a newbie, but I have loved Coldplay since their first single came out. And I recently saw them live, so I'm EVEN more of a fan now. Coldplay rocks!

Hello I'm new and love Coldplay alot....probably too much. I was there that night too, and I was as far away as those pictures. That concert kicked ass. I remember when Chris talked one time that he said "We're as soft as soft rock could get. If we get any softer, we'll be feather rock." I think towards the end of Swallowed in The Sea, Chris Martin started on the wrong beat, so he said, in mid sentence: "swallowed in the...SHIT." He also talked about how the band, when they first met with their record company in the US, they went on Extreme Makeover :D ...and talked about pectorial implants. I love their cover of "Ring of Fire", after they did "Til Kingdom Come" It was, by far, the best concert I ever went to. I will forever be on a Coldplay high. The crowd was eh...I lost my voice towards the middle of the show.I couldn't speak the next day at my job. But it was worth it. Talk soon :)