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oh dear I just found another super cortch zom: and some PIERCINg brown eyes *drool*

chavi: jayz is ON sync your boots peeps:D

no partayyy with out balloons :D or gifs:

yup he was... coz he was patying too hard on our 2000th paage celebartion :dance: edit: he's just getting there here:

I'd prefer a tulip 'n clogs flag

ahaha i did the honors :D ohhh can we vote weyet? post a link please :D

aaaaahhhhhhhh i did it hahahaha

wooooooooot still intime:D

sorry peeps not a lot of time today... but i am live updating chavi's in the high wire was on, is going to step outside for hpkins he's porb on by now she saw some roadies today but didn't see the band come in as they were early.. according to security they did an extra soundcheck.. so new song maybe?

lobely piccies by hedgie72:

welcome :) sounds like you'll fit right in here :D

now when does chris ever take the piss on anyone :rolleyes:

what at stoopid idea :P

girls i need to get into my bed... but pleassssssssssssseeeeeeeee hold off the 2500 th party till i get back :D

chavi text.. she;'s alive phewwww

:uhoh: off all of america is coming onlne I really shouldn't be here anymore... btw angie.. loving your location... i;ll email you my pic :P

and he's mouth here's an ear yeah sure... he's an exception

is it okay if I do it tomorrow? it's pretty late here.. i should get to bed goodnight joe :kiss:

aww birth year twin :D yes you are :P i just turned gay.. well actually I turned gay after brokebackmounatin hahaha

isn't it always? :rolleyes: i don't even knwo where that is but i really hope that's it... I texted her and she ahsn't text back.. that never happends... i'm scared now... verrry worried!:\

you didn't have to telkl if you didn't want... i didn't hear a thing though :whistle: 1984... so not actual twins ... hehehe now if you'll excuse me I have some undies to throw

mail it t o me :)

it wasn't meant to be i guess... getting more and more worried now.. did she fall a sleep at marks place?

Lots of people at the O2. December 15th, 2008 / No Comments » / by plusby Just counting the pledges at the Oxfam tables by section 110 at London’s O2 Arena. The Oxfam volunteers have handed in their sheets, and gone in to take their seats. ‘Speed of Sound’ is ringing through the doors, each time someone swings it open, to run to the toilet, or grab some fish n’ chips. The total so far tonight is 1188. All those names, showing their support, can make a real difference to people’s lives. One person can make a big difference. 1188 can make a huge difference. Imagine what 6 million could do.. Oxfam is asking 6 million people to make the Health and Education For All pledge, to represent the 6 million more well trained and accessible doctors, nurses and teachers that are needed. If Oxfam can put that sort of pressure on world leaders, they can’t ignore it.. especially if over 40′000 of them are noisy Coldplay fans! I just popped my head through the door, to watch the noisyness, as the huge yellow balloons were released into the audience during ‘Yellow’. They are all now happily bobbing around off heads and raised arms. Just came back and set up for tomorrow, and Coldplay are not even on for the encore yet. Now there’s efficiency and planning.. The masses are streaming out now, to cram waiting tube trains, buses and Thames clippers full of happy punters. It’s amazing how popular this band are. I always forget how many people are in these arenas, until they all leave at once, after Coldplay have left the stage. Thank you to the 1188 of them, who took the time to talk to an Oxfam campaigner and get involved with the campaign. Maybe some of those 1188 will be back as campaigners themselves someday, getting in free to the show, on the invitation of the band. Thanks also to our 17 great volunteers from today! I’m off to bed as soon as I get to the hotel. It’s been another long day. I just realised that almost everyone has left the building.. or is relaxing in the bar. I’ll see you tomorrow. Pete

pete bloggie :D Lots of people at the O2. December 15th, 2008 / No Comments » / by plusby Just counting the pledges at the Oxfam tables by section 110 at London’s O2 Arena. The Oxfam volunteers have handed in their sheets, and gone in to take their seats. ‘Speed of Sound’ is ringing through the doors, each time someone swings it open, to run to the toilet, or grab some fish n’ chips. The total so far tonight is 1188. All those names, showing their support, can make a real difference to people’s lives. One person can make a big difference. 1188 can make a huge difference. Imagine what 6 million could do.. Oxfam is asking 6 million people to make the Health and Education For All pledge, to represent the 6 million more well trained and accessible doctors, nurses and teachers that are needed. If Oxfam can put that sort of pressure on world leaders, they can’t ignore it.. especially if over 40′000 of them are noisy Coldplay fans! I just popped my head through the door, to watch the noisyness, as the huge yellow balloons were released into the audience during ‘Yellow’. They are all now happily bobbing around off heads and raised arms. Just came back and set up for tomorrow, and Coldplay are not even on for the encore yet. Now there’s efficiency and planning.. The masses are streaming out now, to cram waiting tube trains, buses and Thames clippers full of happy punters. It’s amazing how popular this band are. I always forget how many people are in these arenas, until they all leave at once, after Coldplay have left the stage. Thank you to the 1188 of them, who took the time to talk to an Oxfam campaigner and get involved with the campaign. Maybe some of those 1188 will be back as campaigners themselves someday, getting in free to the show, on the invitation of the band. Thanks also to our 17 great volunteers from today! I’m off to bed as soon as I get to the hotel. It’s been another long day. I just realised that almost everyone has left the building.. or is relaxing in the bar. I’ll see you tomorrow. Pete