I met all four members of COLDPLAY!!!!

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OMG He put his arm around your waist??????

:shocked: :faint:

LOL @ you and him chatting about U2!!! :applaud:

Aww ur sooo lucky!!!! I'm very jealous
 
I read in the Sun today (a British paper) that Gwyneth will be singing on 2 songs on the next Coldplay album. :tsk:
 
MissVelvetDress_75 said:
you know seeing how popular they are now, i wonder if they would even do this thing anymore. :(
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They do...or at least they did as of this past March when I saw them in Milwaukee. Although Chris wouldn't give any of the girls hugs because "he'd get in trouble." :blahblah:

(And for the record, I was not the one who asked for a hug)
 
MissVelvetDress_75 said:

interesting how much has happend to this band since they started their tour last summer. wow. i would be blown away if i were them.
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No joke. There was a story about their Mexico City gig in the culture section of the Turkish Daily News. It seems like *everyone* knows who they are. That sure as hell wasn't true a year ago.
 
This thread is a year old that's why the pictures don't work. If you want I can post them again.
 
see christina, you had no idea at the time you were posing with such a political force. ;)

[q]Coldplay Puts Heat on Trade Chief at WTO Talks



By Patrick Lannin

CANCUN, Mexico (Reuters) - In sweltering heat on the shores of an azure sea, British rock band Coldplay on Tuesday asked trade negotiators to keep in mind the needs of poor nations as they hammer out a global trade pact.



Lead singer Chris Martin and guitarist Jon Buckland gave World Trade Organization (news - web sites) chief Supachai Panitchpakdi a petition with 3.5 million signatures that demanded poor countries be given a better deal from global commerce.


"We're here to meet this important dude, a very powerful man," Martin told reporters before his talks with Supachai. "We would like to raise awareness of the need to have fair trade around the world."


Earlier, the duo stood on the beach at a Mexican resort and raised four green plastic blocks to spell out the word HOPE. Martin said the sign meant "people are hoping that things will change."


The five-day meeting of trade ministers from the 146 member states of the World Trade Organization in Cancun, Mexico, is designed to inject new life into struggling trade negotiations.


The aim of this so-called Doha Round of talks is to lower import tariffs on all sorts of goods and reduce the subsidies the European Union (news - web sites) and the United States give their farmers. Another goal is to open markets, especially to the world's poor and developing countries.


Tens of thousands of protesters in Cancun are among those who believe the trade talks will fail to achieve these goals and might even hurt poor countries.


Martin said wealthy nations that subsidize their farmers and prevent imports from developing nations from entering their markets drive poor nations further into poverty.


"Trade, war and a lack of education are the biggest causes of poverty in the world. If we can sort out one of them it would be good," Martin said. [/q]
 
Ok, tomorrow. Snapfish deleted all my pictures so I have to upload them again. Right now is bedtime. :wave:
 
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