Carlaatje

i would tell you how, but i love you eing a slave fore me :whip: i haven't seen greys in a while, i ended at the writers strike so season 4 ep 4? i think? edit... it's Joe Joe exposed to the outer world :dance:

aww everybody's pets are so cute! is my bunny :D well when she was little.. she's quite a bit bigger now, and VERY cute :smug:

also Pepe, only buy from legit sellers such as live nation or fnac, whoever is telleng you there are golden tickets DO NOT trust them! there are a lot of scams going on lately tnx for trusting me though... :nice:

i know someone alredy did some screen shots... biut I did some more:

sorry I had to leave for a bit :embarassed: I love grey's! and so does chavi... (since she's not here I'll talkf or her) i'm so in love with dr mcdreamy :sweatdrop: edit someone requested?

'not because it's a secret.... i just don't know' :lol: yeah the scottish totally thickend there *drool*

mine was good too :D I spend christmas with my sister, and he second day with my parents, it was comfortable, I liked it... and then spend nye in paris with Chavi, which was Awesome! pics here btw chavi texted me today, and she told me to tell you HI :dance:

playing a bit longer yayyyy :dance: and about the accent, i was thinking the same thing so it must be yes then? :lol: he's so not into football, he doesn't even know what the stadium is they're goig to play!

we freaked out buying tickets for the dutch staium gig as well, turned out it wasn't necesairy at all.. just remember, parc the princes is wayyy bigger then say the bercy, and lots of people have just been to the concert plus itsvery far in advance so tickets won't go as fast.. don't worry, i'm not worried!

^ hi pris *waves back* :D I was just gonna ask if you girls saw this mountain of HOTNESS http://video.stv.tv/bc/entertainment-music-interview-coldplay-20090106/ :dead: he talks about scotland!! oh myyyy ^ everythink okay hester? not in the mood doesn't sound like you...

and you've been a goodboy then :D how have you been Joe, how was xmas and NYE?

you welcome... feeling better now? :wink3: Coming from you that means a lot Thalia :D btw I should say that credits for the video go to Irriden aka Denise and this is the original video: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3QYS0l--Vo]YouTube - Coldplay - Jingle Bells - O2 Dublin 22.12.2008[/ame] teehee cute :kiss: i think he says *does joey from friends* eyy how you doin' :wink3:

Guy talking about roots? *drool* bye now! :D Thanks mich :kiss: st00pid!!! :angry: reminds me of guillamo berrymano? was that it? don't know why exaclty it's not the same

SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! :D:dance:

this thread freaks me out :stunned: :bigcry:

happy three kings day!

:confused: WHAT? 93 euros to be front row?

it's not only french people going there... but i'll manage It's ok Camille, i assume anything important will be passed on to me.. :D when i see my name appear in your posts you better translate :angry: :kiss: i don't think it's that muh more than you actually... it sucks they put second dates on the day before the one that starts selling first! :stunned: that's cheap! the wembley gig and the nijmegen gig didn't sell out for days...

the final blog :cry: The End Of A Y(Era) JANUARY 6TH, 2009 / NO COMMENTS » / BY PLUSBY From buses to desks. I’m sitting in Oxford, England, at a desk in the Media Unit of Oxfam House. I’ve been around the UK, North America and Europe on buses with Coldplay’s crew for the past 7 months. The desk in front of me is covered with files, newspapers, tapes, contact cards, campaigns pins, a gnawed pen, a rubber band, a coffee cup and a spoon. It’s not mine. I’m borrowing it. Outside I can see the ‘arctic snap’ frost and yesterdays snow on the street and people bustling along to get where they are going at the start of school terms, semesters and working weeks. It’s been 14 days since the last Coldplay show of 2008. Just 7 hours after the show ended in Belfast.. I was in bed at home. A large part of the past two weeks were spent asleep. Now we are into 2009, a fresh year for campaigning, an important year for Oxfam’s Climate Change and Essential Services campaigns. The Oxfam unwrapped donkeys, goats, camels, mosquito nets, school books and latrines, donated as gifts for people who need them most, will soon be put into action. The last mince pie crumbs will be swept away, and the baubles, stars and tinsel will come down. Remember to do that today everyone.. I hear it’s bad luck not to. The curtain came down, just before Christmas, on Coldplay’s incredible, triumphant, ’Viva La Vida’ World Tour, 2008. I am sure that, aside from perhaps catching up with the F.A. Cup action, and getting some well-earned rest, Coldplay will already be looking forward to the massive shows to come in 2009. Oxfam’s fantastic volunteers, all 1300 of them, managed to achieve an amazing 77′297 sign-ups at 75 Coldplay shows, from Oxfam supporters around the world. Averaging over 1030 people every night. I am astonished. That is like filling the Liverpool Echo Arena 7 times, plus 1 Brixton Academy, and still having 2029 people sign-up who are queueing outside.. or a packed-to-capacity Green Bay Packers Lambeau Field stadium, and then adding a full house at London’s Brixton Academy to stand on the pitch! It all started, with 6 volunteers, on June 16th, with the release of the album, the first show at Brixton.. and now I am here number crunching, with how many times you could fill that place, with the incredible number of people who’ve signed up. Of course, it is not too late to join them.. I have to say a massive thank you, to all of Oxfam’s volunteers along the way, for their amazing efforts over about 225 hours of campaigning and spreading the word, on foot, in those huge arenas. The equivalent of 10 days of non-stop 24 hour campaigning.. Every one of the enthusaistic volunteers did what they could that night to help reduce poverty. Foot-stomping. T-shirt wearing. Conversation-starting. Clipboard-carrying. Hug-a-nursing. Essential Services-Campaigning. Amazing people. Without any of those people who stopped and picked up pens to sign-up, make a pledge, be inspired, support a petition, take a breather from the crowds.. our efforts would not have worked. What actually happened is that Coldplay fans in 2008 helped to make a difference. You helped Oxfam to pile the pressure on global leaders to keep their promises in providing Essential Services For All. There was also the chance to talk about EU Agricultural policy, Make Trade Fair, and raise awareness of Climate Change campaigning. Those people may now be getting involved by fundraising through Oxjam, buying FairTrade clothes, campaigning online, volunteering as stewards, Trailwalkers or activists, recycling their books in a shop. There are all sorts of ways to get involved with Oxfam. The best way to get involved with Coldplay, is by making some noise at their shows.. Oxfam might not have arena shows like Coldplay, but making noise on the need to overcome poverty, is just what is needed. Now is the time, when all of you out there can click mouse buttons, donate cash, join street campaigns, write to politicians, ride bikes, drink coffee, cheer at a show, volunteer with Oxfam. Start doing, or keep on doing, all those little things that make a huge difference. Watch the video ‘Pressure Points’ from Oxfam GB. That’s the volunteers and the fans and all those lovely people who grabbed pens and wrote their names.. now I don’t want this closing blog turning into an Oscar’s speech.. but I do have to thank Coldplay, and all those who make their show happen. Without them, none of what we have achieved this past 7 months, could have happened. Thank you to them for giving Oxfam this amazing opportunity, for inviting the volunteers into their show for free. I met some awesome people in the crew. The people who move cases around, drive buses, load trucks, rig lighting, project video, adjust sound, run on with guitars, arrange seating, re-button jackets, book hotels and all the other little things that keep the show on the road. Myself and Oxfam’s little road case had an amazing journey, met some great people and did 75 days of campaigning. It’s been emotional. I will miss it. You will miss it. But those 4 lads from London will be back. Oxfam will again hope to see you there.

night everybody! :hug:

I love you all! :heart: :hug: :kiss: bye now!

JOE!!! :stunned: ohhh I missed you so much! happy new year :kiss: i'm so sorry! i was about to leave, it's 1:30... I gotta work tomorrow! can we catch up later me neither Pris I have no will power!

okay explainaition: I was saying the tickets for their gig on sept 9th in the goffert in nijmegen (holland) cost me 62,50. that location is an actual parc, like your and english parcs, with trees and lots of grass. I said this just as a comparison, so you might get an idea of what tickets to the paris gig will cost. parc de princes is this:

aww you girls are so cute! :kiss: :blush: you'll get this again fr that : and this: edit: night Allison... :kiss: I should be off too! Bye Paula! :kiss: (yeah I kiss everybody here :D)

Hey Pris! yeah It'ss upside down... it was a joke :P and yeah we had to take photographic evidence! :P yup Lore that's new moon, but I'm the one reading it. tnx for the compliment! :D I guess you could see it that way if you don't know what it is :lol: oh my ari that takes will power!.. we would miss you!