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x_TheSkyCouldFall

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  1. juuysdyu6 (with elbows) juy7 (with nose, as inspired by briggins :wacko: :freak:
  2. ^^ are you at school right now?
  3. aww livííía i just missed you when you came on last night by a few minutes :cry: this is like sending letters, replying back and forth every couple of days or so lol. reminds me of fourth grade, when we had to send letters our penpals in ecuador... they never sent back though :( . but mail is always fun to receive unless if they're bills, etc, which i don't have to worry about lol (why amm i talking about mail? :freak: :freak:) hear from you sooon! :nice:
  4. never! lol the next had a fun weekend with their friends? (is that better than "good"? lol)
  5. am i going to wait for anything to happen?
  6. no not really :P the next had a good weekend?
  7. A Great Escape - We Are Scientists
  8. 2 : 0, SWEDEN :rolleyes: sophia, eric, lore; long time no talk! :nice: guess what, exams are over tomorrow! caaaan't wait! freeedom is here :love: :sunny:
  9. The show was amazing. Can’t stress that enough. :cool: My friends and I got to the venue at around 5:50pm, and the line up wasn’t too long (maybe about 100+ people ahead of us) but it was all good because we waited in line by this music-playing shop-van, under the shade. Also we were offered this energy drink but refused because they seemed way too eager to give it way…hmm… well, we managed to get to the rail, which was lucky considering we didn’t show up as early as the people we met and were beside us (4:00pm). They we’re really nice, and was great meeting them. After some waiting, We Are Scientists came on. They were really good, and the band was clearly into it all. Keith, the lead singer, was saying how the Arctic Monkeys were like four 10-out-of-10’s, and that they were only three 10’s, among other things that were quite funny lol. During one song, Alex came on to play guitar and Matt came on to play additional drums with WAS—wearing a huge bright orange afro wig and large plastic glasses, definately looked cool :laugh3:. In another song, right in front of us, Alex and Matt came on to sing additional vocals with the bassist with oohhs and ahhs. Especially liked A Great Escape and “The Body Song” as referred to my friend lol. Then. The band came on. The crowd definitely got tighter, louder, and the air was much warmer x10. Because I was at the right side, I saw the band before they actually came on through the side curtain. Matt was doing these funny poses in the dark for the cameras lol. We were just a bit off from being right in front of Jamie. It was a bit surreal seeing the band playing right before your eyes, you know? And this was my first concert experience too. Anyway, can I say my knees turned weak? (Not only because they we’re being grated like cheese against the barrier haha. But because) before we called out Jamie's name, he would just glance up, and smile shyly (which was adorable) then look back down at his guitar. Finally we got his attention and he winked at us (“us” because my friend insisted Jamie winked at him and my other friend, yet they were both guys lmao). Ohh.. and then, if not having gotten the attention of Jamie Cook was enough, Alex would continually look straight in our direction during the first quarter of the show and somewhat. I managed to get one picture where he was staring directly at me (or us haha). Matt was great too; he raised his drink to the crowd as he was getting off the stage :smug: The crowd was really rough and rowdy with crowd surfers, people drenched in beer, a lot of moshing (luckily there wasn’t too much where we were). People that got pulled out would run by us and cheer and give us high 5’s. except for this one girl who literally grabbed my hands and shook me for a good 10 seconds. At one point, the crowd started singing a soccer chant (oléee…olé..) in this great unison. Jamie laughed, looked at Alex and he made this confused/ amused look lol. At the end, a guy who got pulled out a bit earlier before, jumped over the barrier and into the audience, and kicked the girl 2 persons to my left in the back. Security were trying to pull him out but eventually they just gave up and pushed him in altogether haha. The music was beyond belief, Alex was pretty friendly and chatty, thanking in between some songs, and close to the end of the show, he said nice things about us (“Toronto, Toronto, Toronto...” just the way he said it was funny tour-rawn-toe) He told us we were the first city to sell out on this North American tour, that this would be their last stop over here, and that something something “…Canada is better, well that’s what I think anyways…” After the show was over, I signaled a rectangle and mouthed the words “setlist” to one of the equipment guys onstage, and it worked! I ended up with Jamie’s setlist, which is I’m glad I got :nice: After, my ears were pretty deaf, my voice couldn’t project very well, and at first I couldn’t walk straight (not after everything that happened lol). My friend and I were doing stretches and dying for water lol. If I could, I would have waited for the band to come out, but I needed the ride back from my friend, who had a soccer game the next day, and said he needed the good rest... :\ I’ll upload some pictures (mind you, that are nothing compared to yours, guys :laugh3: ) tomorrow, because I have to go study for a final tomorrow :)
  10. leave before the lights come on (live) - arctic monkeys
  11. hmm..... we sounds very fun. :laugh3:
  12. ohh.... do you mind explaining the rules then? because it sounds just so lovely. :nice: :sneaky:
  13. i see, thanks, ..hmm... 6-6:30.....i should better think about rescheduling! gabrielle! you are the most envied person ever! :laugh3: but seriously!; seeing the entire band right in front of you, personal protection from mum, seeing them before the show even started (you almost ran matt over!? "who the fuck killed the arctic monkeys" lmaoo), making eye contact, getting a setlist, your alex moment, just to name a few!! ah man... tis pure awesomeness :cool: !!! oh gosh, i'm even happy for you lmao :laugh3:
  14. Our Lady Peace Foo Fighters or Red Hot Chili Peppers?
  15. from what's in your signature and avatar so far, i'm sure they're all beautiful. you have great camera skills lol, especially in situations involving extreme shoving and screaming :P jamie is adorable :wink: by the way, do you rememeber what time most people started showing up at? and how did you manage to sneak in a camera?
  16. These two lads squaring up proper shouting, about who was next in the queue The kind of thing that would seem so silly but not when they've both had a few
  17. oh no... is it one of those "games"? :uhoh: i know what you mean eric :laugh3:
  18. i will try to take pictures if i can get my camera through, since i know the security doesn't allow them, but i'm going to sneak it in anyway :sneaky: enjoy your friday and weekend also iris! be smarter than me and don't get stressed out studying :nice: :kiss:

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