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7:23 pm 30 June 2009
| unka
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posting that link is exactly what i was about to do
they don't appear like professional equipment smashers, do they?
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It seems them playing Acrobat wasn't the only big fat sin they commited that weekend.
Ugh have to watch something nice now to remind myself that I actually have a really good reason to love them this much, oh lord XD (at least it's kinda cute with Lukas, but OH GOD PAUL COULD YOU BE ANY MORE EMBARRASSING?!)
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9:56 pm 30 June 2009
| Londy
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Finally I can see the epic, smashing moment 
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10:06 am 2 July 2009
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Bet they feel right twits now after the smashing-up.
my friend has a theory that they'd had a drink before they went onstage and it was a random thing to do.
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6:31 pm 2 July 2009
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nar.. it was a very Rock n Roll thing to do.. just not something I'd associate with MP.
I always like to see a good smashing of an instrument like.. LOL Lukas was great… standing ontop of the keys… smashing away and then the stand giving way beneath him and landing directly ontop of them again.. mint.. Duncans was good too.. you could just tell he'd seen it done so many times before and he looked good doing it.. dunno what happened to Archis and Tom though.. (not getting involved in the smashing.. spoilsports lol).. the only downside was Paul picking up the guitar and then throwing it across the stage… nar.. didn't really work for me that!.. I don't think it was drink related tho.. Highly emotionaly charged.. perhaps..
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12:15 am 3 July 2009
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“…talking 'bout my generation…”
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11:01 am 3 July 2009
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I thought it was quite fun. Lukas was the best, as Duncan seem to have trouble actually getting the guitar to smash, perhaps that's why Paul threw it across the stage. Someone's got to do it!
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11:44 am 3 July 2009
| MandyNau
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Post edited 10:45 am - 3 July 2009 by MandyNau Post edited 10:50 am - 3 July 2009 by MandyNau
Not sure if anyone posted, tributes to micheal jackson video on nme.com and Paul is first one to comment:
http://link.brightcove.com/ser……793292400
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1:02 pm 3 July 2009
| clara
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RobK said:
nar.. it was a very Rock n Roll thing to do.. just not something I'd associate with MP.
I always like to see a good smashing of an instrument like.. LOL Lukas was great… standing ontop of the keys… smashing away and then the stand giving way beneath him and landing directly ontop of them again.. mint.. Duncans was good too.. you could just tell he'd seen it done so many times before and he looked good doing it.. dunno what happened to Archis and Tom though.. (not getting involved in the smashing.. spoilsports lol).. the only downside was Paul picking up the guitar and then throwing it across the stage… nar.. didn't really work for me that!.. I don't think it was drink related tho.. Highly emotionaly charged.. perhaps..
I think it could have been drink-related.Just my personal thoughts though.
anyway,Paul didn't seem too pleased with Duncan on the interview afterwards,about it.
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1:17 pm 3 July 2009
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MandyNau said:
Post edited 10:45 am - 3 July 2009 by MandyNau Post edited 10:50 am - 3 July 2009 by MandyNau
Not sure if anyone posted, tributes to micheal jackson video on nme.com and Paul is first one to comment:
http://link.brightcove.com/ser…..;793292400
Thank you Mandynau!
interesting viewing.Friendly Fires are really nice chaps.
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4:34 pm 4 July 2009
| Sjinovski
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Post edited 3:36 pm - 4 July 2009 by Sjinovski
missfilly said:
Post edited 6:20 pm - 29 June 2009 by missfilly Post edited 6:25 pm - 29 June 2009 by missfilly
Londy said:
Can't watch anything as always. I hate BBC. There're other people in this World, not just brits. Still angry.
Although I feel your frustration Londy, I agree there is other people in the world, not just Brits but they don't have to fork up the sum of £142.50 a year just for the privilege of recieving BBC…(its funded by the British public) or infact owning a TV in the first place. Its what the goverment call the TV license fee and it SUCKS big time!
Don't you have this in Italy? I guess as they spend publically funded money, it comes with restrictions. Not everyone can view what they broadcast or stream….just a guess.
Still that doesn't make sense really. As most british channels can be received free of any charge if you own a satelite dish in Europe (as we do). I think the system of funding is pretty much the same all over Europe…in some countries you pay a tv license fee in others it's included in the taxes they take of your wages.
@Garp1978: the German equivalents aren't limited to Germany as far as I know. You do not want to know how many german channels we have preprogrammed , my bf seems to like them a lot. I prefer German television to Dutch television to be honest, but I really dislike the voiceover bit in Germany and wish you guys would switch to subtitles  .
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