meggie1214

coca-cola classic... my drug of choice. yum. :D

party on dudes! and be excellent to one another. :) from 25th hour: "are you drunk?" "i'm IRISH. i don't get drunk." from a beautiful mind: "you are the reason i am. you are all of my reasons." from lord of the rings, the fellowship of the ring: "the only thing that we have to do is decide what to do with the time that is given to us." from high fidelity: "if you really wanted to screw me up, you should have gotten to me EARLIER!" from jerry maguire: "you had me at hello" :D

REDHEADS UNITE!!! :D but as for boys i tend to go for brown hair-- although i do not discriminate, i love em all :lol: :shrug:

you MUST see them live 8) it is a life altering experience for sure! i was about 8 feet away from the stage, i nearly had a heart attack about 4 different times!! seriously, that concert was like dying and going to heaven. have you seen the elevation tour DVD/VHS? its almost like being there ;)

does anyone know if they will update the merch on the coldplay website to match the tour dates... i would have liked to buy a shirt at the MSG concert but i had to make my train and i didnt have time to get one. but the website doesnt have the same ones they had at the concert....

With all the protection you are wearing, it doesnt look very painfull to me, but I wonder If it is difficult to walk with those shoes? ( the ones you use for skating and I dont know how are they called) hehehe... the shoes are called ice skates. for me, skating is the hardest part, cause i'm bad at it, but of course it does take a lot of skill to play hockey *well*, like to get to the National Hockey League. And it can still be painful despite the padding... you are getting hit by guys as big as 6'4, 230 lbs, smashed against plexiglass boards... sounds pretty painful to me :shock: i guess hockey to you is like cricket to me... i've heard of it, i would be able to recognize it being played if i saw a game, but basically it's just a mystery. p.s. BOO DEVILS :cry: i was really hoping the ducks would pull it off, i would have loved to see paul kariya win the cup, and really stick it to scott stevens. :x BY THE WAY-- I AM GOING TO SEE COLDPLAY TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!!! :D Thanks Meggie. Hockey s not exactly like Cricket for you. Here we dont have the pists ( you called them like that?) - the place were you skate, thats why is impossible for me to practice Ice Hockey or Skating pists? hehe... whats that... think you mean rink? :) but yeah youre right, i suppose anyone could play cricket on a baseball field with some modifications. and in response to some other posts yeah stevie y kicks ass! :)

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me me me! i'm wildhoney82 on zootopia. i'm a HUGE U2 fan. saw them 10-30-01 in providence RI, the greatest night of my life. i have all of their cds and a bunch of live concerts. (i anticipate being as obssessed with coldplay in about 15 years as i am with U2 now, when they have as many albums and 20 years behind them. :lol: ) some of my favorite U2 songs: streets, with or without you, shadows and tall trees, i will follow, kite, still havent found what i'm looking for, gone, stay. my favorite album is the joshua tree, closely followed by all that i can't leave behind. 8) anyone who wants to chat about U2 just pm me, i'm up for it anytime. walk on! :)

i love coldplay for their intelligent and emotional lyrics, for their songs which can make you want to run and jump and smile forever, as well as for their songs which can bring you to tears. i love them for caring about what goes on in the world, for being intense and in love, and for knowing that we live in a beautiful world and not being afraid to say it. :D i love them for being simple and complicated all at once. i love them for being able to put into words so many things that i feel, for rocking the house at msg on june 13th, and for proving that great music can come from our generation. oh, not to mention, i love chris martin for his beautiful eyes, too. hehe, sorry, had to throw that in. :P

wow tom... thats deep. i'd say the song that describes me most is "i still havent found what im looking for." but in coldplay songs, when im in a good mood its yellow, when im depressed its amsterdam.

coldplay TOTALLY ROCKED the house last night. although my seats were definitely nowhere near any celebrities, section 342, i had an awesome time. i had read mixed reviews about coldplay on this tour, but as this was their final north american stop, they seemed to pull out all the stops. i was surprised at how loud and raw they sounded- it was a very powerful and energetic sound driven by will champion. he kicked the shit out of those drums for lack of a better word, it was awesome. chris was great, he got the crowd into it. he is so intense and into his music, he is a terrific performer. in my opinion the highlights were "everything's not lost" when chris announced that "this is the last time they'll play this song for a really long time." the whole crowd was singing "come on yeah, ohhhh yeah, come on yeah- everything's not lost!" and it seemed like chris just never wanted to stop playing. i guess it is a bittersweet emotion for them ending this tour. other songs that were awesome were "god put a smile on my face," "moses," and especially "daylight" which although it was never a favorite of mine, rocked so hard. this concert proved that coldplay is one of the most talented bands out right now. i had a great time, it was worth the price of ticket Xs 2 or 3. they played pretty much everything they could, except for "shiver" which was a bit of a disappointment, but it didn't really matter in the end. so thanks to coldplay for an awesome night! on another note. before the show, i was waiting for my friend to show up outside the garden and i was talking to a pretty cute guy in an orange shirt about coldplay and radiohead. i was too shy to ask for his name or number, and soon his friend (a girl) showed up and they left to grab a bite to eat. so if the guy in the orange shirt is out there, i'd like to talk to you, i think you're pretty cool.

i second that emotion!!! coldplay TOTALLY ROCKED the house last night. although my seats were definitely nowhere near any celebrities, section 342, i had an awesome time. i had read mixed reviews about coldplay on this tour, but as this was their final north american stop, they seemed to pull out all the stops. i was surprised at how loud and raw they sounded- it was a very powerful and energetic sound driven by will champion. he kicked the shit out of those drums for lack of a better word, it was awesome. chris was great, he got the crowd into it. he is so intense and into his music, he is a terrific performer. in my opinion the highlights were "everything's not lost" when chris announced that "this is the last time they'll play this song for a really long time." the whole crowd was singing "come on yeah, ohhhh yeah, come on yeah- everything's not lost!" and it seemed like chris just never wanted to stop playing. i guess it is a bittersweet emotion for them ending this tour. other songs that were awesome were "god put a smile on my face," "moses," and especially "daylight" which although it was never a favorite of mine, rocked so hard. this concert proved that coldplay is one of the most talented bands out right now. i had a great time, it was worth the price of ticket Xs 2 or 3. they played pretty much everything they could, except for "shiver" which was a bit of a disappointment, but it didn't really matter in the end. so thanks to coldplay for an awesome night! on another note. before the show, i was waiting for my friend to show up outside the garden and i was talking to a pretty cute guy in an orange shirt about coldplay and radiohead. i was too shy to ask for his name or number, and soon his friend (a girl) showed up and they left to grab a bite to eat. so if the guy in the orange shirt is out there, i'd like to talk to you, i think you're pretty cool.

i'll be there!!!!! WOOHOO!!!!! 8) :D

just a guess but they probably won't let cameras into MSG. i have been to a few sporting events since sept 11th there and security is EXTREMELY tight. they go through your bags and such. i might try to bring a disposable one in anyway, even though my seats are pretty much in guam hehe.

With all the protection you are wearing, it doesnt look very painfull to me, but I wonder If it is difficult to walk with those shoes? ( the ones you use for skating and I dont know how are they called) hehehe... the shoes are called ice skates. for me, skating is the hardest part, cause i'm bad at it, but of course it does take a lot of skill to play hockey *well*, like to get to the National Hockey League. And it can still be painful despite the padding... you are getting hit by guys as big as 6'4, 230 lbs, smashed against plexiglass boards... sounds pretty painful to me :shock: i guess hockey to you is like cricket to me... i've heard of it, i would be able to recognize it being played if i saw a game, but basically it's just a mystery. p.s. BOO DEVILS :cry: i was really hoping the ducks would pull it off, i would have loved to see paul kariya win the cup, and really stick it to scott stevens. :x BY THE WAY-- I AM GOING TO SEE COLDPLAY TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!!! :D

also an 8, funny shot.

just a guess, but i think they actually do realize it ;)

Well the guy looking away from the camera is Didz from The Cooper Temple Clause, and thats me of course in the Burberry scarf, which according to the people on the official board is so 1999, well it was expensive so i feel i still have to wear it, and anyway another 16 years and it will be back in fashion! And i look cute do i? Well thank you, made my day that has! hehehe you should have been at my uni in the states this winter, burberry was all the fuckin rage... it was EVERYWHERE

is this an officially authorized bio? i wouldnt think so... but one never knows

me??? thanks!! :-D

i'm on the right...

pete yorn, come back home third eye blind, blinded coldplay, moses coldplay, yellow

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