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he was probably kidding but i guess i wouldn't have a problem with that.. miley's not as talentless as everyone thinks :dozey:

^^ :laugh3: CLICK PEOPLE!!

Oooh :curtain:

rick i luv the pic in your new siggie

I love them piggies :P

the piggies will eat you alive for this :dozey:

JJJJAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :veryangry2: ok people I do NOT pleasure myself!!

this is taking forever!! indyyyy we have to go man-shopping.. quick!:D

Julia that sig is genius!! :lol: but still.. *kills you*

WTF! I SAID NO TAGS!! and instead this just became the tag thread :rolleyes: indy.. how much time exactly?

where?? kill me please :dozey:

LA show review Coldplay's world tour off to solid start By Darryl Morden LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Coldplay is striving for arena-rock epic greatness, but it's not there yet. Still, the British band turned in a solid performance, with only a few misfires, in launching its world tour Monday night at the Forum arena in Inglewood. The quartet is good; it's just not consistently great. There's a lot of heart but little wallop, and that's where the group came up short. Coldplay certainly has all the right elements: a personable frontman in singer Chris Martin, inventive guitar work from Johnny Buckland and a skillful rhythm section in bassist Guy Berryman and drummer Will Champion. Add a knack for warm-and-fuzzy songs and a social conscience (reps from Oxfam America were on site), and it should all add up. Despite some free concerts in June that served as warm-up shows, the band was in work-out-the-kinks mode Monday. The Forum isn't known for pristine sound -- far from it -- but technology has improved, and yet the mix was surprisingly muddy, even shrill at times. There was some gimmicky staging, with lasers right out of 1978 and dangling video globes and raining confetti that seemed more suited to the Hannah Montana set than Coldplay's adult audience, which also was heavily female. The nearly 90-minute show kicked off with the instrumental "Life in Technicolor," which leads off Coldplay's chart-topping new album "Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends" (Capitol). But the song is all buildup with no payoff, music in search of a film soundtrack. The band followed with the McCartneyesque current single "Violet Hill," which gave way to a gliding rendition of the older "Clocks" and head-bobbing "In My Place." Frequently employing backing tracks -- they couldn't just recruit a tour keyboardist? -- allowed Martin to work the crowd with his spastic hopping about, the entire band making good use of catwalks jutting from each side of the stage into the arena floor. The sold-out crowd was pumped up and ready for every ooh-ahh sing-along opportunity, like the new "Viva la Vida," and also went wild for all those Martin piano ballads of romantic introspection. Some of the new material came off as clumsy and didn't click, but just when it looked like things might falter, the band got its act together, scaling down for a bittersweet "Trouble" and a slightly awkward though still crowd-pleasing "Speed of Sound." The ringing "Talk" was missing in action, though, and should be added to the set list. A definite highlight came with one of the simplest moments as the band walked the floor toward the rear of the arena and headed upstairs to the back corner colonnade for a rearranged, gentle acoustic version of the swelling ballad "Yellow" and the folksy "Death Will Never Conquer" -- a free download on the group's Web site right now -- with drummer Champion on lead vocals. The two songs brought the group and audience together more than all the light and video trappings and layered backing tracks earlier in the evening. The night's final numbers included an overdone "Fix You," with a church organ opening, and the galloping, U2-styled "Lovers in Japan," which came close to that epic heroism Coldplay is shooting for and just might achieve as the tour continues. Reuters/Hollywood Reporter http://www.reuters.com/article/entertainmentNews/idUSN1536174420080716?feedType=RSS&feedName=entertainmentNews&pageNumber=2&virtualBrandChannel=0&sp=true (don't kill me if it's been posted :D)

Have you seen the little piggies crawling in the dirt And for all the little piggies Life is getting worse Always having dirt to play around in Everywhere there's lots of piggies Living piggy lives tootootootootootootootoo :lol:

i luv it! :lol: in LA no one cares if you're famous or not

:o why would you want a tag?! noo! before you know it you'll have your name in every thread in the lounge.. and on top of that people will make threads about your tags!! *shudders*

*kills herself for not getting parterre*

I got it!! woot! and looks like my voice ain't too shabby through a mic :lol:

that would be me :D

indya I said UK not london ..that's too expensive for the likes of us :P and JD..... you're being an ass... stop :dozey:

You Waste Time Like a Grandfather Clock by The Myriad

that vid almost made me :cry: and wow Lori.. that 1st gif :stunned: ..hadn't seen that

:wacky::wideeyed:

i luv it too ..they look kinda cute :confused:

emily and me have similar personalities :lol: