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I heard the song on my Ipod over and over to notice this. It's Guy saying "It's a bit flat."

:laugh3: I LOVE HEROES! Hooray for long-time fans who are new to this forum! That includes me, of course.

Have you seen House? It's supposed to be a drama, but the character's attitude cracks me up. True that I need to watch more of his before House stuff. Oh, yes, and the show was good.

Well, at least I saw Coldplay in concert. The world can end now. JUST KIDDING! Heck no, that cannot happen until I get to meet Coldplay. Then it can end. :laugh3: I haven't read much about this Dec 21, 1012 thing. I do know it's on the Mayan calendar, that's when their calendar reaches zero. Mmmmm... some have interpreted it as the dawn of a new ear, not necessarily the end.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That was epic! I hate saying bad things about people, but I think Bush is the lamest duck ever.

Oh, I love "Read my Mind." Had no clue it was radio-whored though. I don't have a radio in my car, and I gave my boombox to my sister, who's away at her college. The video for this song is great, loooooooove it!

BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! :laugh3: Thanks for posting! The only thing that would have made this interview better is if it had been taped, but this is great enough.

Facebook > MySpace Never had MySpace, I prefer Facebook for the qualities listed above. It was becoming more like MySpace when applications appear, but THANK GOD the new Facebook version came up so all that application crap is hidden in the back of people's profiles. I joined FB in 2005 when it still was exclusive to US college students, and more prmitive (no pics to upload, no application, no status, no global groups, etc). Once it became open for everyone, it pretty much exploded, especially this year. Lord, was Pandora's box opened? This year I was found by old classmates and friends from Venezuela (I moved to the States in 2003, when I was 16). I thought I would never hear from these people again. Some I'm glad I'm in touch with them now, others not so much. I actually befriended most of these people, found out about their lives, but then deleted them because I didn't really liked them before so what's the point of keeping them :P IN CONCLUSION, MySpace is still more popular in the U.S.

My thoughts exactly :lol: Nothing better to hear it on a Sunday morning, my fave song from that CD. But things just get so crazy living life gets hard to do Sunday morning rain is falling and I'm calling out to you Singing someday it'll bring me back to you Find a way to bring myself back home to you

well, that didn't last long, did it?

I KNOW! What is he thinking? WHYYYY!!!???? :cry: I loved him on "Gladiator" and "Walk the Line" Plus, he so HOT! :wink3:

Dr. House is tonight's SNL host. This is gonna be good, I hope :D

NOOOOOOOOO! Is it me or he has a nasal problem? good songwriting though. This is fun, what about... one of the Jonas Brothers? :laugh3:

HECK YES! :lol: Jason Mraz in a heartbeat, no hesitation. Same with Ryan Lochte :kiss: Oh, and someone said no to Michael Bublé, WHAT!? Now, since I saw this on another threat, and no one has mentioned him... Fabrizio Moretti (The Strokes' drummer, and apparently Guy's look-a-like)

We should teach Will Spanish, he would learn quickly :D

Oh, I think I know... Fabrizio, the drummer from The Strokes, right?

Whoa! Who's that? :rolleyes:

I was just gonna post that as my reply :laugh3: What can I say? I'm a recently-converted House addict. That show is wicked good.

Thanks, although I don't know if everyone would agree with me being what's right with America. I do have confidence more and more Americans will kick their "I want it all and I want it now" habit and change for the better (you know, be more like me). Maybe I should become a financial advisor, Suze Orman style. What she says makes sense, but sometimes it makes me laugh the way she delivers her message (no wonder she was mocked on SNL) Honestly, being frugal is an acquired trait, and hard to keep up with. You really have to understand that sacrifices need to be made, and that you have to trade-off some things for others. No pain, no gain!

Thanks, although I don't know if everyone would agree with me being what's right with America. I do have confidence more and more Americans will kick their "I want it all and I want it now" habit and change for the better (you know, be more like me). Maybe I should become a financial advisor, Suze Orman style. What she says makes sense, but sometimes it makes me laugh the way she delivers her message (no wonder she was mocked on SNL) Honestly, being frugal is an acquired trait, and hard to keep up with. You really have to understand that sacrifices need to be made, and that you have to trade-off some things for others. No pain, no gain!

Thanks, although I don't know if everyone would agree with me being what's right with America. I do have confidence more and more Americans will kick their "I want it all and I want it now" habit and change for the better (you know, be more like me). Maybe I should become a financial advisor, Suze Orman style. What she says makes sense, but sometimes it makes me laugh the way she delivers her message (no wonder she was mocked on SNL) Honestly, being frugal is an acquired trait, and hard to keep up with. You really have to understand that sacrifices need to be made, and that you have to trade-off some things for others. No pain, no gain!

Absolutely agree! I loved LiT as an opener for VLV, but my face lit up when I heard LiT ii for the first time. Now I cannot stop listening to it! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE IT! :heart:

This recession will hopefully force some (or a lot of) Americans to learn to live within their means. Consumerism is a cancer for this nation. I mean, you could lease a nice car and change it in 2/3 years, change your cellphone every couple of months, max out your credit card, take out student loans of +$5,000, or buy a home with no down-payment. UNBELIEVABLE! Apparently saving has not been a popular concept for a long time. As an immigrant poor college student, this recession just reinforces my fixation with being frugal. I don't have a credit card, no student loans (thanks to scholarships and aid, and working summers), a used car I paid with savings of 4 years, a 2 year old cellphone. I even saved for Coldplay tickets, which were rather expensive in my view, so that meant no going to the movies, eating out or clubbing for months. And I think I got used to it. My mom asked if I wanted something for Christmas, and I just replied with a sarcastic smile. How can I want something when there's people who lost jobs, home, and more? Nah, just being healthy and with family is all I want :D

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Now in Spanish: JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA! that's probably the only way we can see Will dancing :)

Whoa, that suxs! :o Why your school or college has such system?