sarah**

What's your fav song on the album?

I can't get over how good he looks in that piccie *drools*

Thanks Sara :D

Me no watch football :shrug:

They are on CD just it's difficult if not impossible to buy them in Canada. Most you can buy online or in the UK.

I love this song too but can't help you with that :shrug:

I must say that I think the majority of the people that will go to this show are from Toronto so I don't see how this will boost the economy that much :shrug: But there is not provincial sales tax on the tickets :D

Don't laugh but I'm going to Great Big Sea :oops: with three of my friends. Fuck them I want to go to this show! Well I think they said on the news that this concert ends at 9:30 so I could go to both... :shrug:

YAY for not being quaranteened or however you spell it. Are lots of your friends stuck home for 10 days?

Fuck me I want to go but I'm going to another concert that night :x

From http://www.billboard.com Toronto Concert To Fight SARS Fears Canadian acts Avril Lavigne, Sarah McLachlan, Barenaked Ladies, the Tragically Hip, Sum 41, Our Lady Peace, Glenn Lewis, and Remy Shand are confirmed for a June 21 concert to be held at Toronto's Skydome and the adjacent Air Canada Centre. The concert, announced today by Ontario cabinet ministers Jim Flaherty and Brian Coburn, is being staged as a means to combat the city's economic and tourism problems in the wake of an outbreak of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome). Tickets for the event will go on sale tomorrow (May 29) via Ticketmaster Canada. "We want summer to start with a real bang, something that's going to bring a lot of livelihood, rockin' and poppin' and all that," Coburn said today. A video link setup between both venues, which have a combined capacity of 70,000 will enable everyone to see the performances. An unnamed major television network has also become involved with the event and extensive media coverage in North America is expected. Toronto's tourism industry has lost approximately $1 billion (U.S. $763 million) due to SARS-related cancellations. The disease has caused 27 deaths in the Toronto area. After lifting a travel advisory earlier this month, the World Health Organization recently returned Toronto to a list of "areas with recent local transmission of SARS" but no new travel advisory has been issued. In related news, organizers are still trying to find necessary funding in order to lure the Rolling Stones for a show in Toronto in late July. Approximately two-thirds of the needed funding, estimated at between $10-11 million, has been provided from the private sector and various levels of government. A proposed show would take place July 29, with the Downsview Air Force base as a potential venue. -- Jason MacNeil, Toronto

You probably do have to be quarentined, do you know the guy who has sars in your school? Wait I think they said he was in grade 11 or something...

Or demand her to give you an A+ in the class

SUE THE TEACHER!!!!!!

Random story about second hand shops : So my friend shops a lot at Value Village one time she bought this thing like a makeup bag. It was old and she didn't even like it so much but it was $0.99 so she bought it. She gets home anad is going through all the stuff she bought and is looking through this make up bag where she finds in one of the pockets over $400 cash!!!!!!!! Even lots of $2 bills. :o

Ahh I missed it :shrug:

My friend's older sister was killed last September by a drunk driver, but it was the driver of the car she was in. She was the only one killed in the car. I was at the funeral and that was one of the hardest things I've ever had to go to.

Liam always makes me laugh :lol:

OMG LAURA! I was just watching Newsworld and I heard them talk about your school and I was like OMG that's Laura's school and she just was there!! That totally sucks :( *hugs*

I think I stole this from Sara.

Yes :)

It's like the same style of clothes as American Eagle but cheaper. Lots of t-shirts and shorts for around $20.