mikamay

Chris and Jonny are soulmates, I swear. Everytime I see those two together, I can just see how in love these two are. I'm talking musically and friend-wise, but sometimes it's nice to imagine in other ways.

Next to Coldplay, these guys are one of my favorite bands ever. I've seen them so many times already but everytime I'm just as amazed as I was the first time I saw them. Plus, these guys are total genuine sweethearts. And I know I probably annoy a lot of my friends from talking about them so often - I admit, I kind of am a bit of a walking DATH promotion - but I really believe these guys are worth everyone hearing about -and pretty much everyone who I have shared their music with have fallen in love with them just as much as I have. haha. Their website. Their myspace.

My friend and I once had a discussion on cute historical figures. When I was a girl, I totally had a crush on Oscar Wilde... but I think it was more the idea than the person. I don't remember who my friend picked, but when we moved the discussion on she admitted to thinking that one of the Bush former presidents (I can't remember which one she said) was really attractive back in the day. I didn't agree with her, but she didn't agree with most of the people I find attractive so... there's that?

The whole "geek" thing is probably my biggest weakness. But I think I'm a bit of a dork myself sometimes. I won't lie in saying that I also have a total nerd crush on Geoff Johns, a famous writer in comics. Hahaha.

I don't know if anyone has heard of Chris Hardwick. He's a comedian/tv host/(voice) actor/paid nerd (he reviews the latest tech and stuff for Wired and a show I watch on the G4 network)... and just, pretty much everything. I don't know how much of a "celebrity" he really is, but I find him insanely attractive. And, well, just plain adorable. Case in point: http://renegadefuturist.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/selfhelp.jpg and http://laist.com/attachments/Caleb%20Bacon/hardwickwebsoup.jpg

I've only queued for a long time once, but we arrived at around 5:40 or 6 AM (I can't remember exactly) and we still weren't the first in line. It is a whole lot easier to get barrier if you queue but sometimes you get lucky and get to the front either way. I guess it just depends on the band. I found th experience a lot of fun and totally worth it in the end; I wouldn't mind doing it again for a band I really love. I would do that for Radiohead for sure, even though I still would love to just see them period - up front or the worst seats in the house.

Brothers & Sisters

aww, thank you everyone! And I think I will, Space Invader. :]

I lost interest in the band, but my friend recently let me borrow their new album and I actually like it. I don't know if I want to pay to see them, though. But I kind of want to see Franz Ferdinand. I don't think I'm going to see them but if I do, it'll probably be cheap seats in the back.

Hello! My name's Mika! I was blessed with finally getting the opportunity to see Coldplay this year. I had to scrimp for the money, but it was worth it in the end. Especially since I saw them on my birthday! (June 10th) I turned 17 but I have been a fan since I was 11, so that just added to the list of why this was so special to me. My heart still flutters just from mentioning all this. I've been debating for a long time if I should join this forum. Only because I haven't been in a forum in a long time. But I've browsed through here a few times and I finally decided to join because the people here really do seem nice and friendly. :]