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Hey Mrs.Coldplay4eva-I completely agree!!!

O yeah-Like a tone is excellent-and sorry about my original entry I didn't mean for it to be so incomprehensible...I should definantly start using spell check!

In a perfect world-abuse would not exsist, and there would be no reason for the death penalty...and maybe we should try harder to make that world exsist.

hehe-thanks for the welcome, and yea, I thought that The Blair Witch was going to be scary-especially since it got rave reviews, but....*sigh* it wasn't so in my case,lol-but thats ok, I can see how it could have been frightening....

hahahhahaha-OH YEAH!!! and hey-o Jersey, I've got some family friends near Phillipsburg, so rock on! :lol:

Ok-I saw Coldplay on the Grammy's, and can I just say they most definantly kicked every other performing musicians ass that night!!! The boys got so into it, and jammed the crap out of NYC! :ukliam:

I feel that no matter what one has done, society should not take that persons life into their hands. I realize that the dollar, and cost of keeping an inmate is part of the reason the death penalty still exsists today-but I'm sorry, when did money become more important than human life? The almighty dollar should not be a deciding factor in matters such as this, especially since most convicts on death row are often victims of circumstance, mentally dissabled, or are lacking in good mental health stemming from childhood experiences. It is for these reasons that I do not believe the death penalty acceptable...what these criminals need is not death, but rehabilitation, and life behind bars-is it greater torture to die within a matter of minutes, or think about the reason you are jailed in the first place, everyday for the rest of your life? Also-on a comical note, if what the victims family is after for is revenge-what greater revenge is there than knowing the man/woman who killed your relative is most likely getting ass raped-alot? Perhaps thats not comical, however I seem to think the barborous terminology in the previous sentence worked quite nicely...hmmm-and one more thing, did you know that most people who believe in the death penalty are pro-life? (aka "anti-choice")....makes you think a little....Peace out!

:P Well, I must say that, although The SHining was a great film-the book was so much more frightening and interesting...yes, the tub lady scares me too,lol...and I'm sorry-THe Blair Witch Project??! I almost fell asleep in the theatre! I respect the nouveau idea of filmming with camcorders to add thrills (and churning stomaches, dizzyness) as well as the fact that they used no name actors*clap,clap*...all things considering, I thougth it was overrated-the ending with the boy in the corner was a nice touch, but it just didn't do anything for me other than that....[/img]

Audioslave is so excellent, and I am so happy that the collaboration between the remaining members of Rage Against the Machine and Chris Cornell could collaborate-it is a most excellent combination of rocky zest :twisted:

haha, sorry, it wasn't actually like a real theory-just a thought, and considering so many people have thought about the title it made since at the time I wrote it,lol...

hey yo-thanks for welcoming me again, and mo' hugs- back at ya' angela....uhh, my name is Emily, I'm 17, and I live in a small town which can be quite broing, but we make the best of it-Much love to my fellow Coldplay fans, and thanks again :microwave: <Don't try this at home(eek!-in my slightly younger and stupider days I once blew a catapillar up in my microwave!-little known fact, AHHH! :o )

oh god-I misspelled thanks.... ok, haha-thanks for welcoming me to the site-and I apologize for misspellign thank you....ha, as I have said before I can not type for the life of me, so- THANK YOU

Thanls Sweet One-and I hope u get to go! NO WAR! so always say -PEACE OUT! Keep it cool people's!

wow-I misspell alot! :lol: heya-thanks for replying to my post, I was happy to hear of other peep's going to the Toronto Concert! Nice to meet you "counting demons" and Laura! Well, in reply to how my seats are-they're ok-but I'm just happy I get to go! I'm in sec. 305 row E, and my other ticket-which happens to be on the complete opposite side of the amphitheatre (hehehehe) is sec.301 row H...so, I wish they were 100 level tickets, but to reitterate-just happy I got tickets-I was trying for three hours and the server was so busy from all of the Coldplay fans vying for tickets that I couldn't get through! Oh well-good to hear from you, and hope to see you guys have as much fun as I do come June!

:monalisa: I just bought tickets to Coldplays concert in Toronto on June 11th, 2003-and I am sooo excited, I have waited to see them for what seems like the longest time-and it will be refreshign to be in an amphatheatre full of other CP fan's who have been looking forward to the same thing!

A Rush of Blood to the Head- is most def open to interpretation, however, I happen to wonder if blood flow increases to the brain as people think, and therefore thinking about CP's lyric's, song titles, and album titles would provoke a "rush of blood to the head".....? :shrug: [i[/i]