LittleMissMessy

Even some men are multi-task-able ;) :sneaky: And sometimes it's good to work on different things to ensure that you stay creative as doing stuff beside the main project may influence you and give you new ideas or perspectives :)

New Exhibit, really like it :) 07.06.10 - dip -- Emily Lucille, Toms River, USA

Really??? :shocked2: I mean so many 'early times' fans seem to tear it apart and say it's their least preferred album ;) :laugh3: I honestly thought that I was one of the very few people who like it massively :) :cool:

But maybe you've made the new owner a Coldplay fan as well :laugh3: 'X&Y' started everything off for me in a bigger way with Coldplay. Therefore I guess it's still my 'fave' album and I could listen to 'Speed Of Sound' for the rest of my life on repeat and wouldn't feel bored at all ;) It's pretty hard to chose a fave song of the album as I really like them all a lot. :) Unfortunately I wasn't able to see the Twisted Logic tour back then. When I decided that I wanted to go (I found no one who would join me), the tickets were sold out already so I missed that part ... :( Five years ... time really flies :stunned:

I really really like your recent one :) Looking colourful and just great. :thumbsup:

Yep, I guess so and if I'm not mistaken, it's already her second piece of work which got chosen :) Well done!! :)

Hey Thalia, Jed hat Dein Bild über Twitter verbreitet bzw. 'Werbung' dafür gemacht und sogar Deinen Namen erwähnt :) Wollte es nicht im Thread erwähnen weils vielleicht dann doch zu 'fanmässig' wirkt :laugh3: Way to go :)

She's just amazing, isn't she?! :) I'm a huge fan :laugh3: :D :cool:

Next up there will be T-Shirts being made with the R#43-logo :laugh3: Official Coldplaying merchandise :D Edit: And where's the R#43 banner on top of this site?!?? :laugh3:

Except you, of course :D :sneaky: What about you, Thalia?! Wouldn't you like to try it or are animations not your speciality?!

This probably also inspired Pam Ann ;) :laugh3:

+1 Please!!! Ohhh please!! :) I will even eat my spinach (not that I dislike spinach at all, it's just this saying, you know ...?! ;) ) if we end up getting a little randomness every now and then :D And if A-man doesn't want to update, make sure to get your own password and maybe update yourself ;) :p Pretty please ... with a cherry on top :cool:

Is this the beginning of a new era?? ;) :D Is there room for more random tweets?! :cool: Would be great to get some of them in the future :) Really miss them big time :\

Thought so as well!! :) That was such a brilliant idea and kinda showing unity :)

*hahaha* Didn't even see the press conference ... 'Ich liebe Deutsche Land ..., ich liebe Deutsche Land ..., ich liebe Deutsche Land!' :laugh3: Some voices are even saying that now only the World Cup Champion title is missing :D :laugh3: I wouldn't go that far, as it seems a bit bigheaded :confused:

Well, I'm pretty sure that MANY people wouldn't even remember Katrina & The Waves let alone Brotherhood of Man as they were too young to have watched the Eurovision Song Contest or (like it was named back then) Grand Prix de la Chanson in 1997 or 1976 ;) Plus the UK (and Ireland) always had some kind of advantage as they sang in english. In former times the participants had to sing in their mother language and honestly, many countries didn't have a chance, as their language just sounded strange and you couldn't figure out what the artist were singing about. This is no criticism! :) ;) I for one always prefered the english sung song ... awwww ... Johnny Logan springs to mind (I know that he's NOT british! ;) ). What about Bucks Fizz?? Even if people say they were crap, their song was catchy and created good vibes :) Nowadays many songs are heavy with meaning or just too sentimental. Not the song makes the winner but the whole performance and most of the time the fact of how in dishabille the (mostly female) artist appears. And it was/is about politics! :( Neighbouring countries would give each other highest points sometimes because people living near the border would just go over to vote from there for their own country. Like Sarah said, long gone are the times where it was the song which really mattered :\ But for once I won't moan about all this as we succeeded. :D After a VERY long time! :) Our last Eurovision/Grand Prix win was back in 1982! 28 years ago! Some of you are not even as old as that :laugh3: Therefore I'm not in the slightest ashamed that we maybe won with a shit song or else ... ;) It was about time that we would do good for a change! And again I have to say that Sarah made a good point: When the casting for the ESC began and Lena was chosen, everyone had some kind of gut feeling that we actually could do better with this song than in the years before. Although I have to admit that we ALWAYS said that about our participants the years before and then we were gobsmacked again that we ended up last or at the VERY bottom with some few mercy points. :( :laugh3: So this time we said, 'let us at least end up somewhere Top 10! PLEASE!' and we felt really chuffed when we got 12 points from several countries not just being our neighbours. Many countries gave 6 points, 8 points, 10 points. Spread all across Europe. Music is always about personal taste. So you just can't have everyone on your side and it's good like that :) Even though I was ROTFL (= rolling over the floor laughing!) while their performance, I kinda liked Greece's contribution. Funny & catchy. Also thought Belgium's song was nice. But like I said, people have different tastes. I'm currently just enjoying this paroxysm of joy for winning this event after such a long time. And even if the song is shit, her 'strange accent' maybe adopted and her 'dance style' weird ... the song is catchy :) At least I think so. Okay, this is NOT meant as criticism nor as a justification and I only quote 'passenger' because of that Katrina & The Waves/Brotherhood Of Man reference. Just see it as some very random ramblings of someone who's for once happy with the results of the ESC :D :) :smug: P.S. I am honestly a bit sad that countries which kinda 'ruled' the ESC/Grand Prix (eyeing over to the UK) in earlier years are now kinda ending up at the very bottom :(

Oh and btw. Thalia ... Meinen allerherzlichsten Glückwunsch zum Abi!! Wie man besteht bzw. bestanden hat, fragt hinterher sowieso keiner, ausser man studiert irgendwas wo man entsprechende Zensuren benötigt ;) Geniesse nun erstmal die Ruhe und das Nichtstun :D

Nee, brauchste nicht. Kannst Du alles hier bekommen :) Nur die Zahnbürste :D

Hier was zur allgemeinen Erheiterung ... :laugh3: Habe ich in einer dieser Fun-Mails bekommen und lag' wirklich unterm Tisch vor Lachen :laugh3: :D

Still got some spares but I'm afraid I would only post to Europe, due to postage costs :\ PM me if there's someone out there still wanting one. First comes, first serves. :)

Wie kann es eigentlich angehen, dass man nach 'nem verlängerten Wochenende (anstatt froh über einen extra freien Tag zu sein) noch demotivierter ist als sonst?!?! :( Hinzu kommt, dass ich zwar irgendwann gegen 23.45 Uhr ins Bett bin (habe noch auf SAT1-Comedy den SATC-Marathon geschaut) aber dann noch ungelogen geschlagene 2 Stunden wach lag und nicht einschlafen konnte. Boah eyy ... sowas hab' ich auch noch nicht erlebt. Und jetzt hocke ich hier, müsste längst im Bad gewesen sein und fast schon auf dem Weg in die Firma aber nix ist .... :( Edit: Morgen erstmal, alle zusammen ... wo bleiben bloss die Manieren bei mir?!? :\

Well, that explains by itself. Women are multitask capable ;) :D

Ist echt traurig ... :( Zumal es vermutlich die letzte Chance für ihn auf 'ne WM war/ist. Bei der nächsten wäre er immerhin schon 37 Jahre alt ... :\

Willkommen daheim :) Hoffe, dass es nicht allzu stressig war und wenigstens die Fahrt und alles einigermassen geklappt hat :) Weisst Du denn, ob der Flieger gestern regulär geflogen wäre?

Ich würd auf jeden fall den Bus nehmen!!! :) 'Ne Kollegin hatte ihren Vater hier zu Besuch und er wollte am Weekend zurück nach Spanien, ebenfalls mit Ryan Air ab Lübeck. Das gleiche Szenario wie bei Dir: Keine Auskünfte bzw. überhaupt kein Durchkommen an der Hotline. Auch der Dad meiner Kollegin ist dann mit dem Bus nach Spanien gefahren, natürlich noch stressiger als die 20 Stunden von UK. Aber auch wenn's anstrengend wird ... Du wirst Dir eventuell 'ne Menge Ärger (und vermutlich auch Kohle) sparen, für den Fall, dass RA doch kurzfristig wieder cancellt ... :(