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that sounds good to me.. but really do you want to scare him away? :P ask him about that karma camera and ask if he can see your coldplay karma on it!! that would be awesome! off course you'd have to explain what coldplay karma is!

helloow lovely people!!! :)

yeah it does we ROCK!!!:guitarist:

:D :stunned::wideeyed: OMG I celebrated 2000 on here with chavi... we're 400 pages further !!! holy COW hi dawn *waves* :wideyed: :wacky: hotttt!!!! :lol: berryhunting! HOLY SMOKES the grey pants again!!! :stunned: OMG meet and greet!!! you have to figure out what you're gonna ask!!!! I just saw it!! ooohh i'm so happy for you.... and so FRIGGIN jealous too1!!!

okay ishould just be ignoring this but, really... if you're not gonna betray your source why would you pass on things he's told you and tell us he's a 50 year old with a beer gut... sounds like betray to me :rolleyes:

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPPPPP COLDPLAY KARMAAAAAAA :dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance:

Pris you won? OMG COLDPLAY fucking KARMAAAA

I love it!!

added you!! something to sleep on: i think this is my favorite,,, :wacky:

added you!! something to sleep on: i think this is my favorite,,, :Wacky:

added you!! something to sleep on:

rawrrrrr :wink3: i'm off to bed night girlies!

awww tnx... although we had it it wasn't posted on youtube before!

*runs off to watch that video* :lol:

you should check the october 3rd and 4th live threads... the whole story's in there, and also great youtube video's and pics!

Honey you don't know about this? Chavi and I met chris after the awesome concert in rotterdam, we told him we'd see him again the next day in antwerp and we were front row again he DID recognise us and waved, h e also thank us (in general) for coming to more shows then 1 that was the best weekend of my life! I did... gosh he;s quite yummie also.. but not as yummie asss...... TOTALLY AWESOME!!! I luaghed my butt of! you have Hyves.. I should add you! let's not forget about nappie drag queen Guy

I can't believe no one mention the postcards! wonder if they still do that.. or if texting is enough now... and why 8?! :inquisitive: one for their parents and one for their girlfriends/wives? and selection of chocolate is kinda dissapointing... probably more now... eat more chocolate :D they probably just order those by phone!! oohh don't give myself ideas... pizza girl... you orderd? no I'm supposed to deliver these straight to the dressing room MYSELF!! Heinekens!!

everybody in the worl lies about their paycheck....

they would never do that! otherwise when would jonny and CHris expose their lovin?? ramp of love woiuld be completely useless!

:stunned: :sweatdrop: *runs to watch Lost video.... black nighty in place! :lol: well better they don't fall off or shows over! :stunned:

sound check means possible change of setlist!!! edit mel... are you lying to us?!@?!?! :inquisitive:

http://www.oxfamblogs.org/coldplay/?p=102 new bloggie!! De-ja-voo in Atlanta. November 11th, 2008 / No Comments » / by plusby Right. Time to catch up. Access to the internet on tour is never as easy as it is, when switching on a computer, in the ‘comfort’ of an office block or internet cafe. Wireless internet is set up in tour production and management offices. This usually leads to a line of roadies sitting on road cases outside, or sitting on the floor around the production team. In these concrete block buildings.. that signal doesn’t travel too far. Crew rooms are usually slightly less equipped for internet, as they are for showers and couches. Ocassionally, like today. There is a crew office. Today, it sits at the back of Production. It’s a tiny little room, which randomly has mean-looking cartoon characters, wielding hockey sticks and perched on basketballs, painted on the walls. It’s a strange little place. The tour buses have a handy intermittent internet connection too. It does not cease to amaze me, that I can send an email to my friends back home in England, from a tour bus, moving along Atlanta streets to a venue. We’re back in Atlanta’s Phillips Arena. De-ja-voo. We walked in saying “Good to see you you again” to the venue staff, as if we had worked with them for years. This is the second show of two in this building. Two shows in Florida were sandwiched in between. Last stop was Ft. Lauderdale. As a British guy used to rain and frost in November.. it was a strange experience to be outside in a t-shirt before the bus left Florida at 2am.. It turned out to be a long ride from there to Atlanta. 15 hours later, we rolled up at the hotel last night. I wanted to talk about our amazing volunteers. Each city Coldplay goes to, a different group of Oxfam volunteers are always there. Every day, I head outside to meet them. There is always a group patiently waiting, ready to work hard for Oxfam for a few hours before they go in to see the Coldplay show. I have met all sorts of people, with all sorts of stories. It has to be one of the best parts of this job. So many of our volunteers here, tell of how they first heard about Oxfam from a Coldplay album sleeve, or shout out from the stage. One volunteer in Ft. Lauderdale summed up the feeling well.. “I wanted to do what I can to help overcome poverty around the world, and I get to see a great Coldplay show, for free. What could be better?”. I wanted to share this link with you, from one of our volunteers in Philly a little over a week ago. His name is Logan Deck, and he made this video. Thanks Logan. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SqB5-CTanQ]YouTube - Oxfam International[/ame]

awww so nice! the dream team! i know what it feels like :) Angie... next to Ian and Jen... you are the coldplay rock we we all stand on! :)

if any video had a hidden message it was always make trade fair right?

I gotta go guys! going to the theatre! Hester I'm going to see the lama's :D see you letter berrygals!