Zeya

Maybe you should cut them and tape two bracelets together to become one...:wink3: :thinking: Maybe not..:lol:

Oh yeah you're right it's the diameter...silly me :shame: The 6.5cm fits me perfectly...So I'll go for that one... I saw the bracelets that you wore for Sydney, they looked awfully small.. Made me wonder how you put it on at the first place..:thinking:

Really? Didnt know we have quite similar size of hands... The last time I checked, your hands are smaller than mine :lol: Anyway, How do you measure the bracelet? It's not the diameter right?

Oh Anna that photo is precious! :heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart: Hey you, long time no see! It's great to see you here again :D

The one that I have (cant help but smile everytime I say this :D:P) is quite big, so I think maybe the middle ones (6cm) will fit you just perfectly.. I'm afraid that if you buy the largest ones (6.5cm) it will be too loose.. It comes out from my hand quite easily...

Not sure if this has been posted yet... REVIEW: Coldplay lives up to the hype By KELLY DAY • [email protected] • June 8, 2009 MUNCIE — It was no secret that one of modern day’s biggest bands was paying a visit to the Hoosier state Friday. From local restaurant Scotty’s that played their music all day, to the TV weatherman who advised viewers to take a light jacket to the big show, Coldplay was everywhere. But was it worth the hype? Definitely. Whether you’re a Coldplay fan or not, the band knows how to put on a good show — complete with giant yellow balloons, butterfly confetti, lasers and spinning globe projection screens. Scrunched together on a single blanket, seven friends and I watched the show from the lawn section of the Verizon Wireless Music Center in Noblesville. Despite the tight quarters, our $35 (or more than $50 with added fees) “seats” were sufficient, providing us with a good view of the stage. After opening act Snow Patrol, who only caught the audience’s attention with their biggest hit “Chasing Cars,” Coldplay took the stage with sparklers in hand, and lead singer Chris Martin wearing his recognizable multi-colored jacket. If anyone carries the show, it’s Martin, who delivered several witty one-liners throughout. At one point, the British singer shared two things he had learned already that evening. The first: Don’t start a show with sparklers when it’s still light outside. The second: Before putting on a show in Indiana, learn the collective name of its people (He made the mistake of calling the crowd Indiana-ins during one song, but later corrected himself by incorporating “Hoosier” into the lyrics of another). Before his solo version of “The Hardest Part,” which he played on one of two small stages located further out in the audience, Martin also joked that he was practicing toward his goal of becoming Justin Timberlake. Coldplay played around 25 of their biggest hits for the audience, coming from albums “Viva La Vida” (2008), “X&Y (2005), “A Rush of Blood to the Head” (2002), and “Parachutes” (2000), plus a cover of Neil Diamond’s “I’m a Believer.” They started with their latest album’s “Live in Technicolor.” Judging by audience reaction and participation, fan favorites were “Yellow,” “Strawberry Swing,” and “Viva La Vida.” What made “Yellow” special was the release of enormous yellow balloons into the audience. “Strawberry Swing” was one of my favorites simply because my friend passed around strawberries for us to eat during the song. The perfect weather, combined with the taste of strawberries and the feel-good song made it truly seem like “such a perfect day.” Or at least a perfect moment. “Viva La Vida” was clearly a hit because the audience continued to sing the chorus, well after the band had finished. And instead of repeating “encore” at the end of the show, they once again sang the chorus, which enticed the band out to finish with “The Scientist” and “Live in Technicolor.” Coldplay makes any song seem special, because of their impeccable musicianship and Chris Martin’s almost flawless vocals. Only at one point did he have a vocal blunder, but his funny reaction made the mistake well worth it. This week, Coldplay travels to New Orleans, San Antonio, Des Moines and Omaha. If you can’t make it, you can still download their free 10-track, live album “Left Right Left Right Left” at www.coldplay.com. http://www.thestarpress.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?template=zoom&Site=C7&Date=20090608&Category=ENTERTAINMENT02&ArtNo=90608022&Ref=AR

I thought you've had A LOT of these babies already.. Looking to buying more are you?

They really are good... I really love their music... :nice:

Haha Perrine, you really love to tease Mark! :lol:

Yeah they're too adorable! Chris looks a bit dorky there...and Will's so cute :D

And I know nil French :lol: Oh Perrine you're so sweet to think of that...:nice: Yeah my hands are pretty big, so it will be good to get the big size.. Someone mentioned earlier that we can ask the US distributor to send us a specific size.. Maybe I'll try doing that...;)

Oh Perrine it's so sweet of you :kiss: But then when we sum up all the shipping cost it will be the same with the one in the US webpage right? :thinking: Whatever it is, you're so sweet to offer that :hug:

Well Perrine his presence here sort of tells us everything already doesnt it? :wink3:

Most probably Chris wears the 6.5cm ones right? It fits me perfectly..So I think I'll order that one.. The french webpage has it at cheaper price.. Too bad they don't ship to Australia..

Too cute!

You're a mind reader...:lol:

Hey Min, can you give me the link to the french site?

The first few second just screams FAKE! all over it...

It really has become Guy's twitter... Which is totally great! :D

Voted :D Good luck for Rock In Rio ;)

Just when I thought we've seen all the wonderful photos of this show, someone will post more! My folder of this show is about to burst! lol. Thanks everyone :nice:

Oh wow that is so sweet of you Nicole... What an advantage the other coldplayers get.. Apparently everything that you've touched turn into gold.. They're amazing :)

Question.. Do you guys live near to each other that Nicole can simply make one for you and hand it to you when it's finished? Or do you deliver to one another? Im curious..

I find that post, among others, to be really disturbing too. Seriously, it doesnt matter if the boys visit here or not, it doesnt matter if they do they'll find it funny, but the fact that many people feel uncomfortable with that kind of post is enough reason for EVERYONE to be respectful towards each other. Maybe some of us don't realise this, but this kind of post is as degrading to the poster as it is to the person that he/she is talking about.

Just because I'm losing, doesnt mean I'm lost! Next time pal, next time...:P