vertigo caz

If you're bored how about you write my next assignment for uni for me...that would kill some time lol:P

haha poor bono!! that was probably just a bad shot of him!:\ ...anyway thanks for posting that photo denise!!! someone had to defend him lol... he looks great in that one ...and very slim lol....besides he said he likes to get into shape before he starts to tour, and the Vertigo tour starts up in a month, so I'm guessing he's shaping up as we speak lol:P

hahaha!!:laugh3:

thats a shame ..make sure u get it eventually its awesome! so do u know what ur getting for ur bday yet from your family?

no dvd then sorry :P .....which one dont you have anyway?

let me know what he says lol

get bono to come over to my house and i'll send you one lol:P

welcome!! have fun:)

:dance:Happy Birthday for the 9th Marek!!:dance:

Achtung Baby and Joshua Tree were better albums than HTDAAB, but it was still good!...'sometimes you cant make it on your own' is an absolute classic, best song off the album

haha then i hope it works to prove you wrong!:P

Bump :) I love Oasis!!! Been listening to them a lot lately

wow i hope you have a great time Gal!!!

U2 - Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of I love this song:)

^you seem to have gotten yourself into some strange sleeping patterns

omg thats gross^:stunned:

17 Square One 14 White Shadows 7 Fix You 15 Talk 14 Speed Of Sound 21 A Message 28 Swallowed In The Sea 15 'Til Kingdom Come - 'Til Kingdom Come + Talk

The Killers are doing the Big Day Out festival in Australia!!!! I can't wait to see them

Hey!! welcome to the site, hope you have fun!

I love stand up comedy as well....I really like Billy Connolley

Australia did have the Port Arthur massacre in 1996, where 35 people were shot dead...after that new gun laws were brought in, there was a huge haul where guns had to be destroyed and that I recall not sure if Australia has ever had a "school" massacre though

Fourth Amish girl dies after US shooting Tuesday Oct 3 20:07 AEST AP - Four girls have died after a man with a grudge attacked an Amish schoolhouse in Pennsylvania, before killing himself. Charles Carl Roberts IV finished his milk deliveries a couple of hours before dawn, took a nap, and then dropped his three children off at a bus stop. Then, reportedly prompted by a grudge two decades old, he wrote what authorities described as suicide notes, grabbed guns and ammunition and went to a nearby one-room Amish schoolhouse, killed at least three girls and critically injured seven more before taking his own life, authorities said. A fourth girl, aged seven, died about 4.30am (1830 AEST) at Penn State Children's Hospital in Hershey, hospital spokeswoman Amy Buehler Stranges said. "Her parents were with her," Buehler Stranges said. "She was taken off life support and she passed away shortly after." The attack, the third deadly school slaying in the United States in less than a week, occurred in a bucolic stretch of Lancaster County where horse-drawn buggies carry plainly dressed Amish along twisting backcountry roads - and where violent crime is virtually nonexistent. Roberts, a 32-year-old from nearby Bart Township who was not Amish, did not appear to be targeting the Amish and apparently chose the school because he was bent on killing young girls as a way of "acting out in revenge for something that happened 20 years ago," said state police Commissioner Jeffrey B Miller. The names and ages of the dead were not immediately released. Two young students at the West Nickel Mines Amish School were killed, along with a female teacher's aide who was believed to be about 15 or 16, Commissioner Miller said. Seven others were taken to hospitals, most shot at point-blank range, authorities said. "This is a horrendous, horrific incident for the Amish community. They're solid citizens in the community. They're good people. They don't deserve ... no one deserves this," Miller said. The attack bore similarities to a deadly school shooting last week in Colorado, but Miller said he believed the Pennsylvania attack was not a copycat crime. "I really believe this was about this individual and what was going on inside his head," he said. According to investigators, Roberts dropped his children off at their bus stop, then at about 10 am (local time) pulled up at the school, which had about 25 to 30 students ranging in age from six to 13. Roberts brought with him supplies necessary for a lengthy siege, including three guns, a stun gun, two knives, a pile of wood and a bag with 600 rounds of ammunition, police said. He also had a change of clothing, toilet paper, bolts and hardware and rolls of clear tape. He released about 15 boys, a pregnant woman and three women with infants, barred the doors with desks and wood and secured them with nails, bolts and flexible plastic ties. He then made the girls line up along a blackboard and tied their feet together. The teacher and another adult fled to a nearby farmhouse and called authorities. Miller said Roberts apparently called his wife from a mobile phone at around 11 am, saying he was taking revenge for an old grudge. Miller declined to say what the grudge could have been. "It seems as though he wanted to attack young, female victims," Miller said. Moments later, Roberts told a dispatcher he would open fire on the children if police didn't back away from the building. Within seconds, troopers heard gunfire, and found his body when they were able to get inside. From the suicide notes and telephone calls, it was clear Roberts was "angry at life, he was angry at God," and co-workers said his mood had darkened in recent days, Miller said. In a statement released to reporters, the gunman's wife, Marie Roberts, called her husband "loving, supportive and thoughtful." "He was an exceptional father," she said. "He took the kids to soccer practice and games, played ball in the backyard and took our 7-year-old daughter shopping. He never said no when I asked him to change a diaper." "Our hearts are broken, our lives are shattered, and we grieve for the innocence and lives that were lost today," she said. "Above all, please pray for the families who lost children and please pray too for our family and children." One girl remained in critical condition at the Penn State Children's Hospital, while a 13-year-old girl was upgraded to serious condition. Three girls, ages 8, 10 and 12, were flown to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where they were in critical condition on Monday night. The sixth injured victim was in Christiana Hospital in Delaware, where officials declined to release information. In the attack last week at Platte Canyon High School in Bailey, Colorado, a man singled out several girls as hostages in a school classroom and then killed one of them and himself. Authorities said the man in Colorado sexually molested the girls. On Friday, a school principal was shot to death in Cazenovia, Wisconsin. A 15-year-old student, described as upset over a reprimand, was charged with murder. Neighbours who knew the Roberts family said they saw no indications of trouble brewing. "They're a fine Christian family. It's ironic and it's heartbreaking," said Lois Fiester, a relative of Roberts who was standing outside the family's modest ranch house. http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=149162

Thanks!!!! Can't enough of Bono pics:wink3:

I'm not saying that really radical, I'm just saying its emotional blackmail, and I can't stand that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKqMCSoBWzQ This cannot be good for childrens mental health