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Thank-You:)

DLIBYH.... William is amazing:D

There Is Coldplay Life in Calgary:D

Just got a chill from yesterdays Tour Start, so I had to bump Florida!!!!:D

Or take off all your clothes:P

How old are you may I ask??? I am in my forties and had scoliosis and had the surgery at 14:(

:facepalm: I just don't know why we need threads like this I would like them to play Effing Swallowed in The sea, See ya Soon...... and a crap load of others, but to strip naked to get their attention:lol: YA THINK they would change anything because of a naked Fan??:lol: Like carrie said...Chill, the song WILL be back..........

My Guess is that POC/ Warning Sign/ Up in Flames will be on the C-Stage in the back of the venue:)

OOOO......Thank-You for this:)

:lol:How Awesome:P You made me :);) On the one CM tweeted in the SUV, it looked like Will driving, he had a bald kinda head:)

:earmuffs::curtain: least it's inside:cool:

Time is 6:10am, so they are 2 hours behind me, and it's 29 degrees F, that's cold..... it's in the upper 80's here in Florida.

Oh cool, thanks for that....I hope we get some tweets from the band:)

I think we are all sitting and waiting to finally see how the tour is gonna look and sound like:cool:

I am hoping to win that trip as well:lol: I can't wait for the 26th of June:)

:facepalm: Ya know, I went to work today and wrote the 17th all day:P

I have watched Dexter from the start, and never knew they did the intro for this show:rolleyes:

First show tonight, and this thread is Dead, Fred.........:stunned:

Local pastor invokes music of Coldplay By Richard Cuthbertson, Calgary Herald April 15, 2012 This was no Sunday morning mass with old hymns and organ music. No, the New Hope Church in West Hillhurst dedicated its service Sunday to the music of Coldplay. The British quartet is one the most famous rock bands on the planet and will perform Wednesday at the Saddledome. Preaching Coldplay from the pulpit is part an effort by Calgary pastor John Van Sloten to spot God's truth everywhere. He has previously plucked Christian meaning from pop-culture darlings like Metallica and the film The Matrix. Of course, Van Sloten is also a fan of Coldplay, and yes, he has tickets to the upcoming show. And he acknowledges there can be cynicism regarding sermons on bands and movies, and the church opens itself to criticism that a Coldplay service is just a gambit to boost attendance. "You may think that this is a marketing ploy or some sort of theological bait and switch. It isn't," Van Sloten said. "It is based on the theology, the belief that God made everything. And that is a thoroughly Christian truth." During the sermon, Van Sloten drew on lyrics from several Coldplay songs that seem to show a tantalizing link with biblical scripture. Us Against The World, for example, uses the Christian word Amen. The church bulletin asks if "all of Coldplay's best songs will most certainly play on in heaven," and if "God created Coldplay to bring more joy, freedom and meaning to your life." Van Sloten said he doesn't know what Coldplay's religious views are. But it's a burning question at online Christian forums, where many have remarked upon the band's lyrics. "I think that God can speak through Coldplay, whether they intend to or not," Van Sloten said. "I have no problems with Coldplay being atheistic or agnostic to the truths that are written in their lyrics." It's not like New Hope Church is preaching every week about those who make the pages of entertainment magazines, although they did do a service a couple months ago (at the request of a local family) on the Canadian band Arcade Fire. Next week will see a far less celebrity-based offering called Geophysics and the Ground of all Being. Two weeks from now, there will be a talk about God and the flow of the Bow River. Many churches have embraced modern music, with guitar and drums and all the trappings to make for some foot-tapping Christian songs. What's perhaps different here is the embrace of one band and a "theology of Coldplay." But that seemed to play well with Sunday's congregation. Samantha Woodward said she doubts lead singer Chris Martin's intention is Christian, but that he would still be pleased to find a community gaining so much from his songs. Michael Anderson said artists put out work that different people interpret in different ways. "Music is the way that I communicate to God," he said. "More than words, sometimes and certainly more than words can say." Read more: http://www.calgaryherald.com/Local+p...#ixzz1sBvpK9nP

Like they skipped the huge and brand new Orlando Arena this leg and I gotta go to Tampa, so when they come to O'Town YOU and DIANNE need to come here:D

Very sweet of you:kiss: Thank-You and what a wonderful picture, Happy easter to you!!!

I never post in here anymore, but I do read up, and found this statement of yours one of the most funniest I have read in awhile:D I just had to let you know!!!

TY!!! ME TOO!!!!!! the jacket/outfit CM is wearing is cool, at least his pose was:lol:

Well thank-you Miss Tash:D I am looking forward to this!!

I hope I'm not the only one who likes Rihanna and am looking forward to seeing what they do with a Vid, if they are making one:cool: