NumbersGirl

^+2 This. Also, the Beatles were just named the greatest artist(s) of all time on that VH1 poll, and that was a poll taken of musicians, not just random people. I suppose Kanye did say "in 30 years", so we won't really know until that time. But again, as much as I love Coldplay... I don't think so. They wouldn't have existed without the Beatles' influence anyway.

Hmmm, I don't have a "pervy" keep yet, so how about... Can I keep Will's beefiness? :lol:

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foggy

If you haven't really talked to him about it, do it. "I would really appreciate it if you don't do that, rude and disruptive, disrespectful, blah blah blah." If that doesn't work, then you could just do similar things to him to prove your point. Or maybe every time he hits snooze, just say over and over again until he wakes up, "you need to wake up you need to wake up if you don't need to wake up now then don't set your alarm so early get up get up get up get up." Or something like that.

Possibly. She answered my question last year about the End of Decade Clearout Sale (in regard to whether people outside the U.K. could bid on stuff).

Well, then between the two of us, hopefully we will get an answer sometime on Wednesday!

I sent an e-mail to Anchorman to ask about it. Or at least I think I did, I assume his e-mail is anchorman*coldplay.com. (replace * with @) :tongue: If not, then it went into the netherworld-of-undelivered-e-mails.

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I can't go, but if they let anybody inside regardless of who bought the tickets, I might be willing to try to get tickets for someone (as long as they pay me back, obviously).

Posting pictures online can sometimes mean giving away more information than you know WXYZ - We love posting our favorite photos on Facebook, Myspace or twitter to show our friends and family what we've been up to. But those innocent snapshots could be revealing a lot more about you than you might think...and opening you up to danger as well. Cristina Parker loves taking pictures with her smart phone. "I like to take a lot of photos of my dog and post them on twitter. um, i think she's really cute. Also my friends and family," says Parker. But one day she got an ominous tweet from the website "icanstalku.com" telling her they know where she lives. "I thought it was a little scary,” says Parker.”They were accurate to my location from my house. So, my immediate response was, 'what happened, how do you know where I am?'" Turns out, Parker’s photos contained GPS information -- called "Geotags" - embedded by her smart phone. Every time she posted a photo online that she took with her phone, she was inadvertently giving out her whereabouts. "And the location can be as accurate as plus/minus one meter, depending on the reception of the GPS signal of the device you're using," says Gerald Friedland, International Computer Science Institute Berkeley. Friedland co-authored a study on the privacy implications of geotagging. the findings: most people had no idea what they were posting online. "There's enough information out there that you can actually track people and do potential harm to them," says Friedland. And that's exactly what Larry Pesce wants to warn people about. He co-founded "I canstalku.com to alert people after he discovered a photo of his child revealed her location. And it can happen to others. "For example, let's take a picture of your nice brand new 50-inch plasma TV at your house and you're now sharing the location of that TV and an hour later you're posting a photograph from a 711 and now we know that you're not home," says Pesce. In addition to potential robberies, Pesce says geotagged photos open up the possibility of stalking and domestic violence. and you don't have to be some expert to get the information. "I just about anybody that can operate a computer and do a few right clicks could find out someone's location," adds Pesce. What can you do about it? You don't have to stop posting pictures. Just turn off the GFS feature for photos on your phone-it won't affect the other GPS capabilities. Parker turned hers off. She now posts her photos without worry. And she hopes others will do the same. "I don't think many people know they're tweeting their geographic location every time they post a photo," she says. Since each phone is different, I canstalku.com has listed instructions for turning off geotagging for every major brand on their website. http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/posting-pictures-on-line-can-sometimes-mean-giving-away-more-information-thatn-you-know

But wouldn't they be strict about matching up the ID of the person that bought the tickets with the person that has the tickets?

I think lo&loud might try to get at least one of the auction tickets. I will demand good "news" coverage if he does. :D

I just noticed... I'm trying to remember the surroundings, but it looks like they probably took that picture from the roof of the Beehive. :lol:

New picture. I mean really new, just posted on coldplay.com today. :wacky:

I could be way off, but this is just a little thought that I had :whistle:... http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4528544&postcount=4697

Another thing just popped into my head. While I don't think they're dressed like old men as tauiwi mentioned, I DO think the style looks old... antique... as in something you'd see in ANTIQUE PHOTOS. :awesome:

And is it just me, or does it look like they have a new clothing "theme"? You know what that could mean...

Ha ha, well the point of it was because they "are in the studio at the moment", so they were "handing it over" to us. So maybe this means they're done.

No (at least not at the time I'm posting this). Although they aren't on the list yet, this was the tweet that was posted on the same page: "Fill in the blank:______ needs to come out with a new albumalready!" Wonder who they are referring to...

random page search yielded... South Park Will! :lol:

screw Klondike bars, just give me some cookies & cream ice cream

:faints from climactic hotflash: :blush:

I didn't decide on my major until the end of my sophomore year. By the time I figured it out, I got into the program at the worst time. Some of the classes that I HAD to take were only offered every two years. So instead of going to college for 4 years, I was there for 6. :| On the bright side though, since I knew I had to be there for awhile, I went ahead and got 2 minors also since I had the "extra" time on my hands. :tongue:

Maybe you could just ask people for gift cards to a place that would sell the stuff you want. That's what I did last year, I just asked everyone for gift cards to Best Buy. That way with all of the gift cards I was able to get an iPod touch, without having any one person spend too much. And that way you still get a real gift instead of just money.