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Cause I heard it in the wind And I saw it in the sky And I thought it was the end And I thought it was the 4th of July

Nothing ever happens, nothing happens at all The needle returns to the start of the song And we all sing along like before And we'll all be lonely tonight and lonely tomorrow

I can't wait for Big Day Out!!! :dance:

I'm 19 and I really dont want to turn 20 next year...Maybe its cos it means I'm officially in my 20s and should be a proper adult? but maybe its just the fact I'm turning 20 and at this point in time, I feel I have accomplished nothing important. Next year, god I hope I turn some things in my life around.

Oh god that would have been the best lol...when I went to school the only time I remember it being cancelled was because of it being too hot!!

Pearl Jam - Love Boat Captain

U2 - Gone

I love the dancing Homers!! I wish I had one lol

Goodbye, you can keep this suit of lights. I'll be up with the sun. I'm not coming down

hahahaha so now it comes out Danielle!!!:laugh3: I mean we all love the Hoff, but I've never been in his car!!:stunned:

Dont fight it! No one can resist the Hoff

(Sir) Bono! Honorary knighthood for U2's Bono U2 frontman Bono is being awarded an honorary knighthood by the Queen, the British Embassy in Dublin has said. The singer, whose real name is Paul Hewson, has been given the honour for "his services to the music industry and for his humanitarian work," it said. Prime Minister Tony Blair congratulated him, telling the singer in a letter: "You have tirelessly used your voice to speak up for Africa." The 46-year-old will receive the honour in Dublin early in the new year. British ambassador David Reddaway will conduct the ceremony. The embassy said the agreement of the Irish government was sought and granted for the Dublin-born singer to be honoured. A statement on the band's website said the singer, who has lobbied Western leaders to increase aid to developing countries and cancel Third World debt, was "very flattered" to receive the award. It added that he hoped it opened doors for his campaigning work against extreme poverty in Africa. Pressure on leaders Because he is not a British national, he will not be able to use the title "Sir". The honour is the same as that conferred upon fellow Dubliner Bob Geldof in 1986. Other recipients of honorary knighthoods include Microsoft founder Bill Gates, singer Placido Domingo and film director Steven Spielberg. In his letter to the singer, Mr Blair thanked Bono for his work in the run up to 2005's G8 summit, which had a focus on African poverty. Alongside Geldof, Bono organised the Live 8 concerts to coincide with the summit, and increase the pressure on Western leaders to take action. Bono has lobbied George Bush on the issue of Third World debt "I know from talking to you how much these causes matter to you. I know as well how knowledgeable you are about the problems we face and how determined you are to do all you can to help overcome them," he said. 'Invaluable role' "I want personally to thank you for the invaluable role you played in the run-up to the Gleneagles G8 summit. Without your personal contribution, we could not have achieved the results we did. "So thank you and I look forward to continuing to work together to maintain momentum on Africa, and ensure leaders around the world meet the promises they have made." In 2003, Bono was presented with France's Legion D'Honneur by President Jacques Chirac, while in 2005 he was voted Time magazine's person of the year for his work promoting justice and equality, along with Bill and Melinda Gates. Last year, he admitted that at one stage, he was worried his commitment to the cause might force him to leave U2. In 2006 he was named the most influential pop star of the past 25 years by music network MTV, and in February U2 won five Grammy Awards, including song of the year for Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own, and album of the year for How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb.

Today I learnt travelling long distances to see someone you care about is important, even if the travelling does suck

haha no problem! David Gray is awesome, I should probably go to bed now and listen to it instead of staying up late......but then again it is holidays lol:P

David Gray - White Ladder Crowded House - Recurring Dream: The Very Best of Crowded House The Verve - Urban Hymns Travis - The Man Who

OH. MY. FUCKING. GOD that was the biggest spider ive ever seen....thank the lord its dead now!!

Apparently on New Years Day on Max (for you guys that have Foxtel) they are showing the Toronto show. I wouldnt worry if you think you will miss it because its on New Years Day, considering most people might be sleeping off hangovers or on holidays...but you know what Foxtel is like, they repeat everything 20 million times so everyone will get to see it eventually lol

The Departed 10/10 Best movie of the year! This movie had a great cast, Jack was brilliant as always. Leonardo Dicaprio was at his best and deserves an Oscar nomination for sure.

hahaha that is awesome! I'm sure even if Inglis read it he'd find it amusing

Well, I saw Robbie Williams last night in concert, and as expected he did not disappoint. This concert was the very last one of the tour, and I had a great night! Lined up all day and got a great spot, so it was worth getting sunburnt for lol. I loved Radio as the opening song, and we got great footage of it on our camera. Ladies, Robbie looked good ;) . Still not sure yet whether which concert I liked better, last nights or the one I saw in 2003. But anyway, loved Rudebox, what a great song to dance to! Highlights of course were Advertising Space, Back For Good (that was really cool!) Feel...and of course Angels, always a crowd favourite. Robbie was his normal charming self, such a funny guy. It was good to hear at the end of concert that he was not going to retire, he said even though he usually says that at the end of every tour, he's def not!

haha I think i replied in the other one....but yes very excited!!! Mr Robbie Williams always puts on a very entertaining show ;)

Hmm my mum likes The Eagles, Eric Clapton, Robbie Williams, U2, Bruce Springsteen, INXS...thats all i can think of at the moment

Anyone heard any rumours about the new R.E.M. album...I really hope it comes out next year!

hey elton might not be 'cool'...but he's definitely brought out some great music