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:bigcry: I WANT WILL TO SING!!!!!!!!! LOTS!

:awesome: yyaaayyyyyyyyy!

My husband had never listened to the "do re mi" song before :| I started singing it and he was like wtf is that

That's okay with me though. It'll give me time to save up in case I want to go to more than just the Detroit show. :wacko: And personally I think they should start closer to home anyway. I think the "proper" thing to do is to start a tour in England, and end the tour in England. But that's just my opinion.

I wish I had oodles of money just laying around so I could quit my job and take a nice big European vacation this spring and summer, they are playing at so many festivals!

I just did a search on the forum for thread titles with "family" and "girlfriend" and couldn't find anything relevant. There was a thread inquiring about Will's relationship status, but the most recent post was in 2003 so that won't have what you're looking for.

I have a question that I plan to ask her next week. It's been really bugging me so I'm just going to give up and ask her.

There's a pic somewhere of the two of them with the twins shortly after they were born, but I think that's about it. Although I noticed that Ava was in the Liverpool live Christmas Lights video, toward the beginning, waving from the balcony. :|

Yes indeed, and they warned us all the way back on LP3

You say in the listing: "I picked this up during the bands last tour to New Zealand for this album and has not been out of its case since CD has never been played." If it has not been out of the case, how is it that the Will's signature is underneath the package sticker? If it has never been opened, his signature would be on top of the sticker. At least, that's what I would assume.

Hi Irene, I'm Carrie But some people call me Caribou :nice:

JAPAN AND CHINA ALL LIT UP

Are you talking about age, or number of years on the forum?

you gotta keep in mind that when people write articles like that about Coldplay, just to sound like they know what they are talking about... rumor = something that members on coldplaying.com are hoping for (because people who write those articles do lurk here, you know)

Tampa airport runways renumbered due to magnetic north movement January 10, 2011 by Lin Edwards (PhysOrg.com) -- The magnetic north pole is slowly moving, and the shift is affecting runways at airports in Tampa, Florida, with the major runway at Tampa International Airport closed until January 13th to allow for the signage to be changed and numeric designators at each end of the runway to be repainted. The primary runway at the airport is designated 18R/36L, which means the runway is aligned along 180 degrees from north (that is, due south) when approached from the north and 360 degrees from north when approached from the south. Now the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has requested the designation be changed to 19R/1L to account for the movement of the magnetic north pole. Similar changes are also taking place at the Peter O. Knight airport in Tampa. Later in the month Tampa International Airport’s east parallel and east-west runways will also be closed to allow their signage to be changed. Over 100 sign panels and 40 signs will need to be changed, along with painted signs on the runways. The magnetic north pole is always slowly moving and is currently heading towards Russia from its current position in far northern Canada. The magnetic north pole moves by around 64 km (40 miles) a year because of changes within the Earth’s core (unlike the true north pole which moves very slowly due to tectonic plate movements). It has moved from extremes of around 10 degrees east in the late 16th century to 25 degrees west early in the 19th century, and is now at around 3 degrees west. The north and south magnetic poles can also switch places, and this last happened about 780,000 years ago. According to FAA spokesman Paul Takemoto changes at other airports may not be required because magnetic fields vary from place to place. Takemoto said re-designation is rarely required. Such changes are not that unusual, however, with Stansted Airport in London having to do the same thing in 2009, redesignating its 3,000 meter runway 23/05 as 22/04. Stansted airport officials said they would have to renumber the runway again — in another 56 years or so. Kathleen Bergen, also from the FAA, said runway designations were based on geomagnetic information, and that aviation uses information on latitude, longitude, and the magnetic poles. She said that the magnetic poles are constantly changing, and movements of more than three degrees can affect runway designations and numbering. In far northern areas, where the relative difference in location between true north and magnetic north has a greater effect, aviators tend to use true north as their reference instead of magnetic north. Takemoto stressed the changes at the Tampa airports would have absolutely no effect on passenger safety. http://www.physorg.com/news/2011-01-tampa-airport-runways-renumbered-due.html

LOL 'Parachutes' wtf is up with that keep an open mind, people

I like "Every IB student is a genius" better :awesome:

EXACTLY.

Why do you say that? :uhoh: The titles aren't much different than LiJ or Swallowed in the Sea. Can't tell what the songs will actually sound like just by the title, and can't tell if the title will actually be in the lyrics.

Could it be if there isn't an "air mail" sticker on the envelope, that's why it is taking so long for some cards/packages to get to its destination? When I was in England and sent some postcards back home, they told me to do that otherwise "it wont' get there until long after you get home."

yip

It's so sad to see this, I can't even imagine what it would be like. There is quite a bit of coverage on it over here, and this morning I even saw a video of horses trying to swim to higher ground. :cry:

I used to work in a jewelry store :| fun fact for the day

^ :lol: indeed this activity is like the new crack

Welcome! :nice: And don't worry, I'm sure you'll see them on their next tour. Dont' feel bad... it took me 8 years to see them perform live.