vertigo caz

haha hey reg!

haha the life of a uni student!:P

ahh yes 19 is a good age! I dont wanna be 20:confused:

hahaha im pretty sure I was thinking the same thing you were reg!

U2 getting vertigo at Dreamworld Monday Nov 6 16:41 AEDT Irish supergroup U2 is preparing for its Australian tour opener by taking on theme park thrill rides and getting up close to a Bengal tiger. The band, which will resume its Vertigo world tour on Tuesday night after an eight-month postponement, risked a dose of vertigo by taking on the scariest rides at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast. Frontman Bono, guitarist The Edge, bass player Adam Clayton and drummer Larry Mullen Jnr had the theme park to themselves late on Saturday night. The four 40-somethings took time off from rehearsals to try such thrill rides as the Giant Drop, Wipeout, Tower of Terror, the Cyclone Rollercoaster and The Claw. They were also treated to an up close encounter with 12-year-old Bengal tiger Mohan on the theme park's Tiger Island. U2, which hasn't played a concert in Australia since early 1998, has been based on the Gold Coast since last Wednesday, with the band members regularly mixing with fans outside their luxury hotel. Around 50,000 people are expected at the Queensland Sports and Athletics Centre (formerly the ANZ Stadium) in Brisbane's south for Tuesday's tour opener. The band's last major concert was at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires in early March. The group flew from there to Sydney but headed home without playing a show after a band member's relative became ill. Since they last toured Australia, U2 has produced two of its most critically acclaimed albums - All That You Can't Leave Behind and How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. Material from a new album expected to be released next year - including a cover of Scottish punk band The Skids' The Saints Are Coming and a new track Window In The Skies - could be sampled on Australian audiences. U2 is being supported by Grammy Award winning hip hop artist Kanye West. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Tony Blair has said in a UK radio interview that U2's 1987 hit Where The Streets Have No Name is his favourite song of all time. Said to be about division and violence in Ireland, the song is still regularly part of U2's concert set-list. U2 will play at Sydney's Telstra Stadium on Friday and Saturday nights before heading to Adelaide, Melbourne and then New Zealand. http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=90644 haha can you imagine them going on all the rides lol:P

Anyone watch Australian Idol.....Damien has to win!!! Its just funny the best Idol contestant we've ever had is Irish lol

I agree with you.

aww very nice pics annie :nice:

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Ok I can see why the earth would would be warming due to the cyclic phase of heating and cooling ..thats a scientific fact. But are you saying humans have had NO impact on climate changes what so ever?

For the lights of this city They only look good when I'm speeding Gonna leave them all behind me Cause this time... I'm gone.. Long gone, this time I'm letting go of it all So long, Cause this time I'm gone

Pearl Jam - Gone

10.....love those lyrics

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HAPPY 17TH BIRTHDAY RYAN!

why not?? Australia is awesome

10 wow i think thats the highest rating ive got from you rick!! :nice:

10 ...love it

Lore is so friendly to everyone, has FANTASTIC taste in music, and takes great photos

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Where the streets have no name by U2..like yesterday lol! It could be due to me seeing them in 2 weeks...but hearing Edges guitar intro made me really emotional

Mine? haha if so thanks!! :nice:

10....coz i was at that same concert!!!

haha yay!! Yep looking through this thread...which has been photos of the same guys for a long time now...Drew is gotta be my fav out of them...he's HOT!!