euro tour 2010!!!!!!!!!

dimitrispearljam

dave grolsch wrote:

dottles wrote:

Maybe not scared, maybe anxious/nervous but overwhelmingly excited

you have just described the feeling "tourhorny"

cant fall down this feeling.. :roll:

titchinello

i was thinking today, about all you's going to berlin, and the ten year anniversary. and thinking, what if the band came out on stage, and before the intro, had a minutes silence in honour of the nine lost souls.
just a thought.

dimitrispearljam

titchinello wrote:

i was thinking today, about all you's going to berlin, and the ten year anniversary. and thinking, what if the band came out on stage, and before the intro, had a minutes silence in honour of the nine lost souls.
just a thought.

another fan mention that,us to do it,but will be difficult to do it..
i think is ok the light of mobile at encore break 1..

titchinello

dimitrispearljam wrote:

titchinello wrote:

i was thinking today, about all you's going to berlin, and the ten year anniversary. and thinking, what if the band came out on stage, and before the intro, had a minutes silence in honour of the nine lost souls.
just a thought.

another fan mention that,us to do it,but will be difficult to do it..
i think is ok the light of mobile at encore break 1..

yes, just wish i could be there to see that, i bet there won't be a dry eye in the house.
hope somebody clip it for you tube

titchinello

veddertown wrote:

titchinello wrote:

your right gary, i'm usually too knackered, during my work cycle, or too knackered because of it, but fuck man.

its june, i have a 2nd wind

You'll be getting as bad as dimi, he had post number 20000 this week and that was Monday. Now he's something like 20300! ?

i doubt it gary.......... i don't have a maid

dottles

We'll be ok in Berlin for the World Cup -
http://www.berlinfifafanfest.com/

dimitrispearljam

dottles wrote:

We'll be ok in Berlin for the World Cup -
http://www.berlinfifafanfest.com/

where? in the Bundaberg Gates?

71step28

dottles wrote:

Maybe not scared, maybe anxious/nervous but overwhelmingly excited

hahahahaha! i know soooo well what you mean, Leanne! It is really a little, a tiny little bit scaring, but sure not in the negative way. I'm a tour virgin, too. Saw PJ twice now, but just one show in one year, 2006 and 2009, both in Berlin of course. But NOW its gonna be TOTALLY DIFFERENT, 5 shows in a row,with friends i never met before (though it dont feels like that at all ). Supposedly hundreds of people will cross my path, lots of them i'll never forget again, all the excitement, traveling through 4 countrys for 5 shows, all the visual and acoustic impressions, the fun and joy that comes with it...things i never experienced before. I am damn curious what happens on that journey! But i am totally unaware of what happens, so there's quite a "scary" thought about it - to explore the unkown is not a thing i do every day, not in that intensity
So: wellcome to my small world, all you guys! Because of you it will grow bigger and bigger :thumbup:

dottles

Straße des 17. Juni (23.06. - 11.07.2010)

The event area is located in the heart of the city and can be reached by several means of public transportation. It is within walking distance of the central train station, Berlin Hauptbahnhof. The main stage is located at the Siegessäule this year.

Public transport:
S-Bahn S5, S7 and S75 to 'Bellevue' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U2 to 'Potsdamer Platz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U9 to 'Hansaplatz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
Bus 106, 100 to 'Großer Stern'

...It means nothing to me, it says it's central!

dottles

71step28 wrote:

dottles wrote:

Maybe not scared, maybe anxious/nervous but overwhelmingly excited

hahahahaha! i know soooo well what you mean, Leanne! It is really a little, a tiny little bit scaring, but sure not in the negative way. I'm a tour virgin, too. Saw PJ twice now, but just one show in one year, 2006 and 2009, both in Berlin of course. But NOW its gonna be TOTALLY DIFFERENT, 5 shows in a row,with friends i never met before (though it dont feels like that at all ). Supposedly hundreds of people will cross my path, lots of them i'll never forget again, all the excitement, traveling through 4 countrys for 5 shows, all the visual and acoustic impressions, the fun and joy that comes with it...things i never experienced before. I am damn curious what happens on that journey! But i am totally unaware of what happens, so there's quite a "scary" thought about it - to explore the unkown is not a thing i do every day, not in that intensity
So: wellcome to my small world, all you guys! Because of you it will grow bigger and bigger :thumbup:

Yvi, you're a mind reader! That is exactly how I feel

dimitrispearljam

dottles wrote:

Straße des 17. Juni (23.06. - 11.07.2010)

The event area is located in the heart of the city and can be reached by several means of public transportation. It is within walking distance of the central train station, Berlin Hauptbahnhof. The main stage is located at the Siegessäule this year.

Public transport:
S-Bahn S5, S7 and S75 to 'Bellevue' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U2 to 'Potsdamer Platz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U9 to 'Hansaplatz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
Bus 106, 100 to 'Großer Stern'

...It means nothing to me, it says it's central!

IS bgkofvrtyjtkyroyrkrktkhhsdsdetuyikydfjolddghyuyhiiPLATZ close?

dottles

dimitrispearljam wrote:

dottles wrote:

Straße des 17. Juni (23.06. - 11.07.2010)

The event area is located in the heart of the city and can be reached by several means of public transportation. It is within walking distance of the central train station, Berlin Hauptbahnhof. The main stage is located at the Siegessäule this year.

Public transport:
S-Bahn S5, S7 and S75 to 'Bellevue' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U2 to 'Potsdamer Platz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U9 to 'Hansaplatz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
Bus 106, 100 to 'Großer Stern'

...It means nothing to me, it says it's central!

IS bgkofvrtyjtkyroyrkrktkhhsdsdetuyikydfjolddghyuyhiiPLATZ close?

No freakin idea Dimi...
I'll have a looky on google

71step28

dimitrispearljam wrote:

dottles wrote:

Straße des 17. Juni (23.06. - 11.07.2010)

The event area is located in the heart of the city and can be reached by several means of public transportation. It is within walking distance of the central train station, Berlin Hauptbahnhof. The main stage is located at the Siegessäule this year.

Public transport:
S-Bahn S5, S7 and S75 to 'Bellevue' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U2 to 'Potsdamer Platz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U9 to 'Hansaplatz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
Bus 106, 100 to 'Großer Stern'

...It means nothing to me, it says it's central!

IS bgkofvrtyjtkyroyrkrktkhhsdsdetuyikydfjolddghyuyhiiPLATZ close?

hahah, yes. Alexanderplatz (and central train station = Hauptbahnhof) where we stay close to, is really within a walking distance

dottles

71step28 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

dottles wrote:

Straße des 17. Juni (23.06. - 11.07.2010)

The event area is located in the heart of the city and can be reached by several means of public transportation. It is within walking distance of the central train station, Berlin Hauptbahnhof. The main stage is located at the Siegessäule this year.

Public transport:
S-Bahn S5, S7 and S75 to 'Bellevue' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U2 to 'Potsdamer Platz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
U-Bahn U9 to 'Hansaplatz' (ca. 10 min. walking distance)
Bus 106, 100 to 'Großer Stern'

...It means nothing to me, it says it's central!

IS bgkofvrtyjtkyroyrkrktkhhsdsdetuyikydfjolddghyuyhiiPLATZ close?

hahah, yes. Alexanderplatz (and central train station = Hauptbahnhof) where we stay close to, is really within a walking distance

Hurrah for Yvi

dimitrispearljam

dottles wrote:

71step28 wrote:

dottles wrote:

Maybe not scared, maybe anxious/nervous but overwhelmingly excited

hahahahaha! i know soooo well what you mean, Leanne! It is really a little, a tiny little bit scaring, but sure not in the negative way. I'm a tour virgin, too. Saw PJ twice now, but just one show in one year, 2006 and 2009, both in Berlin of course. But NOW its gonna be TOTALLY DIFFERENT, 5 shows in a row,with friends i never met before (though it dont feels like that at all ). Supposedly hundreds of people will cross my path, lots of them i'll never forget again, all the excitement, traveling through 4 countrys for 5 shows, all the visual and acoustic impressions, the fun and joy that comes with it...things i never experienced before. I am damn curious what happens on that journey! But i am totally unaware of what happens, so there's quite a "scary" thought about it - to explore the unkown is not a thing i do every day, not in that intensity
So: wellcome to my small world, all you guys! Because of you it will grow bigger and bigger :thumbup:

Yvi, you're a mind reader! That is exactly how I feel

Leanee ,Yvi is all mind reader
you both are under my protection,so no worry
Yvi,your world isnt small anymore,its bigger with all this great people in...

dimitrispearljam

71step28 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

IS bgkofvrtyjtkyroyrkrktkhhsdsdetuyikydfjolddghyuyhiiPLATZ close?

hahah, yes. Alexanderplatz (and central train station = Hauptbahnhof) where we stay close to, is really within a walking distance

this nose..

dimitrispearljam

dottles wrote:

Hurrah for Yvi

OPA!!!!

71step28

dimitrispearljam wrote:

dottles wrote:

Hurrah for Yvi

OPA!!!!

man! i really smile whenever i read OPA! Thats how we germans call our granddads: Opa Its the short for "Großvater" (...OK, Opa has nothing to do with the word Großvater except the letters "o" and "a" which they have in common but it means Opa and almost everyone calls his granddad Opa ) Oh, and our grandma is "Oma"
fine, and old Yvi is going to get rid of the smell of the all-day-wonderful-sun-on-her-skin now, off to take a shower

dimitrispearljam

71step28 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

dottles wrote:

Hurrah for Yvi

OPA!!!!

man! i really smile whenever i read OPA! Thats how we germans call our granddads: Opa Its the short for "Großvater" (...OK, Opa has nothing to do with the word Großvater except the letters "o" and "a" which they have in common but it means Opa and almost everyone calls his granddad Opa ) Oh, and our grandma is "Oma"
fine, and old Yvi is going to get rid of the smell of the all-day-wonderful-sun-on-her-skin now, off to take a shower

:shock: So ,when ill say OPA here ill remimber like through your granddad to the ground??cos OPA goes with breaking something!!
your gradmom is safe with OMA..

dottles

I don't think Opa means anything here, though if we start shouting it in Germany we may get a few funny looks from the sound of it!