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:laugh3: Thanks Atlas, I'm not from English country so you can be my walking dictionary :P

WHAT IS PMSL? SOOOOOO

YES PLEASE :awesome:

The first time I listened to Midnight was a bit strange, the video on youtube was posted a day after my birthday and I got so excited when Coldplay releasing the first video of the year ever! But after hearing it, I was a bit disappointed, I didnt know what the band was talking about, why the video background was so vague etc.. However, after listening to the song for 12427938 times I feel more comfortable to appreciate how the song slowly moves me in a good way at the same time when Ghost Stories came out. The song is simply amazing and I realize that Coldplay have been evolving to more mature music, which I do respect that with what they have done in the music industry for more than a decade. I remember I used to only listen to this song on my iPod before going to uni every morning, it helped me to get some beats and felt more energetic when going to school :D

Hahaha this question though :laugh3: 20 August 2014 / submitted by Jacob, Canada Q. I watched the A Sky Full of Stars video, and I'm pretty sure I saw Chris Martin in it. Am I right? THE ORACLE REPLIES > Ha ha ha! This made me laugh. I don't know if it's sarcasm or just a joke but it's very funny. We are done with the ASFOS spotting now.

Well apparently Nutella is having some problems with limited hazelnuts now, resulting the products shortage.. How Real Is the Looming Nutella Shortage? Chicken wings, limes and now Nutella: even in the wealthiest country in the world, many Americans get worked up over food shortage scares that pop up a few times a year. But in most cities in the U.S., the rumors are usually more hype than fact. How real is the reported threat to Nutella hazelnut spread? Somerset, New Jersey-based Ferrero USA, the company that makes and distributes the sweet stuff for its Italian parent company, says fans have no need to worry. That's in spite of the poor weather in Turkey, where approximately 70 percent of the world's hazelnuts originate, according to the Financial Times. "Inclement weather last spring in Turkey has impacted this year’s hazelnut harvest," a spokesperson for Ferrero USA said in a statement to ABC News. "We are tracking this issue closely and there’s no foreseeable impact on the availability of Nutella. As always, we will maintain the high quality of the Nutella product that consumers know and love." The price of hazelnuts has spiked more than 60 percent this year, according to the Washington Post, and Ferrero buys as much as a quarter of the world's hazelnuts. Jenny McCoy, chef instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education, said she doubts any shortage may actually happen. "Ferraro has been in the hazelnut product business for quite some time and I feel certain they've SECURED crops for their annual production needs. Being the consumer of 25 percent of the world's hazelnuts, they've been aware of this issue for many months sooner than the rest of us," she said. Either way, any hazelnut shortage may be good news for small farmers, such as those in Oregon. McCoy said they are enjoying the increase in hazelnut market prices, and they grow "far more delicious hazelnuts" than those of Turkey. "In the meantime, regular consumers, chefs and small food producers looking to purchase hazelnuts may see some difficulty if harvests are as low as predicted -- mostly because the costs will be too high for most budgets. I'll be curious to see if restaurant menus change and chef's consider other nuts instead," she said. "Perhaps it is time for a revitalization of the walnut." Every day, businesses like Ferrero, which are dependent on food commodities, such as hazelnuts, are closely watching the prices of their ingredients. Earlier this year, the price of limes more than doubled due to shortages from the produce's main exporter, Mexico. Rain and a bacterium affected harvests there, analysts noted. As concerns continued into the spring, restaurants turned to other citrus fruits to take its place, but not necessarily because they couldn't buy the fruit. Many businesses chose to pay higher prices to continue serving dishes with the fruit, or limited them on an as-needed basis. Last year, it wasn't weather, but strong demand that led to "fears" of a chicken shortage before a heavy chicken-wing weekend: the Super Bowl. The National Chicken Council says about one billion chicken wings can be consumed during the Super Bowl. Fortunately, the wing scare ended up as hype. Rising almond prices also scared health nuts last year, due to a shortage of honey bees that influenced lower almond production levels in California. When there was mild hysteria over the price of avocados in January, a spokesman for the restaurant chain Chipotle told ABC News that prices had increased, but the company didn't stop serving guacamole then, nor in 2011, when there was a similar price hike. http://abcnews.go.com/Business/real-looming-nutella-shortage/story?id=25052972

:lol: I still cant get over it with QPark :lol: :laugh3: He's that funny guy making me laugh in every second :laugh3: Anyways.... 5 reasons why Chris Martin and Jennifer Lawrence are tabloid gold With two of the most talked about splits of the year (Chris and ex wife Gwyneth Paltrow and J-Law with ex Nicholas Hoult), they're hot property as it is. Pair that with A-list careers, juicy exes and their insistence on keeping their private lives actually private, they're the gift that keeps on giving. 15 Funniest Jennifer Lawrence Quotes Here are five reasons why the public fascination with these two is just beginning: 1. They never talk about their private lives Several entertainment news outlets have confirmed the romance reports through a number of, presumably, different sources; but neither has confirmed, denied or even acknowledged it. Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin 'dating for months' 2. Chris was married to Goop. 'Nuff said Gwyneth is the actress and self appointed lifestyle guru everyone loves to hate. In the last three days, there have been countless reports that Chris loves Jennifer's laid-back approach in comparison to Goop's overly regimented approach to everyday life. Chris Martin breaks silence on the 'beautiful pain' of Gwyneth Paltrow split 3. Everybody loves J-Law Seriously, everybody. Three Oscar nominations by age 24, countless blockbusters under her belt and she is still seen as the most approachable actress in Hollywood...probably ever. She could date Hugh Hefner and people would still love her. Why Chrissy Teigen and Jennifer Lawrence might be the same person 4. They both have zero social media presence They're keeping us guessing. Neither has a Twitter account and have spoken of their lack of intention of ever changing that. "Everybody was talking yesterday about Twitter and Instagram and Tumblr. It was really confusing me and overwhelming me. I literally started losing my breath," Jen said about her lack of online activity. 5. They both experienced high profile splits With Chris and Gwyneth's shock separation announcement after 11 years of marriage, the rumour mill went into overdrive as to why. Jennifer also split with her X-Men co-star 'months ago' (seriously, they really haven't talked about it). Now of course, they have both been mentioned as contributing factors behind their respective break-ups - a 'fact' that was left out until their 'romance' was revealed this week. http://www.independent.ie/style/celebrity/celebrity-features/5-reasons-why-chris-martin-and-jennifer-lawrence-are-tabloid-gold-30523049.html

I've got Samsung Galaxy S4 and its been a year now. Previously I had Samsung Galaxy S and the product was a major fail I heard, I didnt like it too cause it was running too slow.. So far I'm enjoying S4 yet the play pause on youtube with the catching-eye doesnt exist anymore since the kitkat update I guess..

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For today I'd go for ASFOS :)

Super Bowl 2015: Rihanna, Katy Perry and Coldplay in pay-to-play offer Rihanna, Katy Perry and Coldplay have reportedly been approached about performing in the Super Bowl 2015 half-time show on February 1, 2015, but the catch is they were asked to pay for the privilege. The Super Bowl XLVIII half-time show has an enormous and therefore valuable television audience: 115.3 million people watched the 13-minute performance (a higher peak than the game itself). That was more than double the numbers which tuned into the Academy Awards (43.74 million) this year and nearly four times the size of the Grammy Awards (28.51 million) audience. Fox charged $US4 million ($4.3 million) for a 30-second commercial, which was a record. Outside of an OIympic Games or World Cup soccer opening or closing ceremony, a Super Bowl half-time show is the biggest television audience a performer is ever likely to have. http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/super-bowl-2015-rihanna-katy-perry-and-coldplay-in-paytoplay-offer-20140820-1065s6.html

Haha we'll see if I get to finish in 3 weeks :P, going to watch the third episode now.. That ending last night on ep. 2 was epic, didnt see that coming though :lol:

Hello there and welcome :D

Darwin who?

Okay I think I have been hearing famous people died almost everyday in a row now since the Robin Williams' passing.. Whats going on??

Wow how time flies so quickly. RIP da man.

WHAT

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I know a bit about superbowl as I once have lived in the city where Seahawks fans are always mad about the game :lol: :P, I would have to agree with you too. When Coldplay starting to be called as a commercial band, I feel they are not mainstream anymore which I'm not looking forward to! I hope Coldplay wont do this. Plus, they have been playing too frequent in America (as they should perform more in Europe, Asia, and other continents too), making the band becomes more well-known and long-last existed for more than 14 years of their career. I hope Coldplay will consider more of LP7 than this....

Gosh apparently they both look alike ha :lol: