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:laugh3::laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: Sorry I can see you need help. I just looked on their website and it said this Does this help you?

Thanks for sharing that, it's a brilliant review and I really got the feel for the show (closest I'll get lol)

I think you should love ALL confetti equally, to prefer one over the other is confettist!

Give me his bloody number! Don't know about you, but I want to know what's going on in his head! I'll give him a good talking to and by the end of it you'll know EXACTLY where you stand haha

:laugh3::laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: I wouldn't even buy the loaf, I'd give them a mouldy half eaten one!

I totally agree with all of that! We all want life to be simple and straightforward, but in love, hiding your true feelings is the way to go - keep them guessing. I've found that if a man declares true love for me after a week or so, I panic and dump them. It's a mixture of if they can fall in love SO easily, then they must be fickle and can also fall out of love easily. Also when they say that it makes you think about your feelings for them, you realise you don't feel the same (who would after a week? lol) you wonder if you will ever feel the same and as you can't guarantee you will you have to end it before they get even more attached and you hurt them. Declaring your feelings early in a relationship is NEVER a good idea, you either scare the shit out of the person or make them feel pressured that they have to feel the same. You may have noticed that men you are less interested in seem to be more interested in you? You know, the old "Why didn't Bob feel the same way about me as Fred did? That would have been perfect" It's because you aren't that interested in Fred, you don't make yourself as available, and he has to work a bit for your attention, and people like that - the thrill of the chase. It's not just for men btw, it's for women too, if a man is too available to me, I quickly lose interest. You have to hold something back, keep them intrigued, keep them wanting to find out more until the feelings grow and a relationship develops. If a book tells you the ending of the story on page 2, you don't bother reading it do you? Sorry, I'm addressing this to Gitta, even though I quoted Reilly lol Having said that, being a bit aloof doesn't mean you let him get away with murder. If he's being cold towards you and making you feel bad, call him out on it. If you find out that it's his normal behaviour, you know he's not for you as it obviously sent you into a tailspin, you can't live your life like that. All I'll say is don't pin your happiness on being with a man. Concentrate on being happy in your life and if your ideal man comes along then it's a nice bonus but not going to have you reaching for the gin and rusty razor blades if it doesn't happen.

Did you have to tell him the name to explain the noise you'd just made? :laugh3:

:laugh3::laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: I bet that's not the message you would have LIKED to have posted! :laugh3:

:laugh3::laugh3::laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: OMG!! Sloth: "Break! Fall!!" Mama: "No Sloth I only dropped you once. Well maybe twice" :laugh3:

Hi James! I really hope someone here can help you xx

You can arrive anytime really, but my friend who went to Coventry yesterday said some people next to her arrived late and they didn't get a wristband because of this.

Good to know. I've never had it so didn't know that. Hopefully you just had a crappy doctor and not all are like that, because 3 months of constant bleeding can't be fun!

I read it as oo-er-vy, like "oo-er missus" kinda thing and thought it was quite clever :laugh3:

Welcome back anyway lol

I was desperate to be there last night but didn't make it. But thanks to this forum and Twitter I experienced it as close as I could to being there. Have also made some new friends on Twitter and Facebook. Thank you!!

hahaha! That's amazing :D

I'm not the real Jesus, but shhhh :devil:

I think he means did they still look good even though it didn't get dark until late? They looked good to me

Someone on Twitter just called me a "Coldgay poof" for complimenting someone's photo's of Coldplay in Ricoh Arena tonight. They said it was the gayest thing they had ever seen, and I said as they were obviously an expert on all things gay that I bowed to their superior knowledge, then laughed my head off when they replied with "fuck yeh bitch" as my sarcasm went whistling over their empty head

I'm in no way an expert, but when I was a teenager I was put on the pill because of bad PMS. I guess with any form of depression you have to try different medications until you find the right one, so it may just be this particular brand of contraception that doesn't suit you. I'd go back and ask for it to be changed. Also, with the implant, if you have adverse side effects such as depression you can get it removed. Again, best discussed with a professional who can advise you properly. Hope you get it sorted ((hugs))

Have you read the rest of his Tweets? He's not happy :laugh3:

Oh my days!!! I actually have a pounding heart looking at those pics! Was SO close to finally seeing Coldplay live and I didn't make it. Feel sick to my stomach that I'm not there but overcome with love for the people that are there and having an amazing time. AWESOME!!!

Thank you!!!! Everytime I play it I want to dig out my old copy of Hot Fuss by The Killers. It SO reminds me of The Killers. Absolutely love this song, love every single song on the album and have played it to death, but this one, in particular sounds the most different to the rest of the album. LOVE IT!

But usually, people buy a ticket because they want to see a band they love, live. It isn't until the concert is over that they feel short changed as they expected a longer show. Over £200 for a night out for 2 people is expensive in anyone's book and you implying "if you don't like it, don't buy a ticket" is a bit dismissive.