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Night Sparkle :wub: I'm off too. Need to go fill my tupperware box with boring food for work tomorrow :(

It does make you wonder how an accountant could miss a discrepancy of 2.8 million euros. Think even I might have noticed that! :lol:

And I expect they'll win the Oscar too. Bono is loved in LaLaLand.

Piers Morgan :puke2: :puke2: :puke2:

Oh Sydney, I was bemused why you chose that song. Went back to scrutinise the photo. Now I realise. Nooooo!!!!! The cloooo is the top message and the photo. Ignore the bottom message ;)

Looking at that Top 10 reminds me that I haven't yet played Gary Barlow's album that Sparkle sent me last year :lol:

Phoenix from the Flames or If It's Hurting you u

I'm hungry :( Been on my diet since Sunday.

Me and My Monkey :cheer:

Oh I remember that video. It did make me laugh :lol:

Hi Sparkley. :wub: Just a quick visit from me tonight as well. I'm so tired :( How's your flood btw? :unsure:

One woman went to 13 Robbie concerts last year? Wow. Lucky she could afford to do that :o

Ohhhhh I know it! I nearly had it there. The tune came into my brain. Then disappeared. Arghhhh!!!! :arrr: :arrr: :arrr:

Oooooohhhhh.... Easy choice this time! Old Before I Die or Strong

I'm not setting foot in a zoo ever again. Any zoo. :arrr: Anyway, on a happier note, I've got snow :cheer:

Truly disgusting decision about the giraffe. And what the heck was that macabre freak show afterwards all about? Imagine taking your weans for a family day out at the zoo to watch a recently dispatched animal being dismembered? And even worse, the crowd all seemed to enjoy the spectacle. Apparently it's common practice in Danish zoos to perform public autopsies on any of their animals that die. Jeez....... :puke2: :puke2: :puke2:

I'm here! And no. Not Mysterious Ways. The cloooo is in the photo. :w00t:

A 3 hr drive is just 'round the corner' for you, Biggie :lol:

We'll improve next week. I'm not out this weekend :P

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: Get a move on and post your lyrics! :lol:

That man in the last pic has more tattoos than Robbie! :o

:lol: Brilliant! Don't think I'd be overly desperate for a bus trip round Stoke though. No offence! :lol: :P I think it's great what the town council are organising. Good for them! :cheer:

Tripping. Although I like both :cheer: Tripping or :unsure: Let me entertain you?

Hello. Sorry for my absence but I've been on giraffe posting duty :arrr: :arrr: :arrr:. The petitions having failed to save him, I'm now in official incandescent with rage mode. Copenhagen Zoo's Facebook page has been taking a right hammering. Anyway, Robbie will just need to wait. -_-

From http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/earshot/u...d-raised-677378 U2's Super Bowl Ad Raised Over $3 Million Via Free Downloads (Video) 12:22 PM PST 2/5/2014 by Andrew Hampp, Billboard U2's exclusive premiere of new single "Invisible" during the Super Bowl, in partnership with (RED) and Bank of America, raised more than $3 million for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in 36 hours through free downloads on iTunes, the band announced Tuesday. The success of the campaign prompted Bank of America to exceed its initial pledge of $2 million. All proceeds from additional copies of "Invisible" sold for $1.29 beginning today, will be donated to the Global Fund as well. Released Sunday afternoon, “Invisible” saw more than 1 million free downloads within the first hour after the commercial aired during the first quarter of the Super Bowl telecast. By the time the free downloads ended just before midnight EST Monday night, the song had generated more than 3 million free downloads. “Invisible” is also expected to preview U2’s upcoming studio album, slated for release in late spring/early summer. Since being co-founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver in 2006, (RED) has raised more than $250 million for the Global Fund to drive corporate donations in the fight against AIDS. Bank Of America’s recent contribution is part of a two-year, $10 million commitment by the company. "These are much-needed funds for the fight to end the AIDS pandemic in our lifetime and to get closer to the goal of eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 2015," Deborah Dugan, CEO of (RED) said in a statement. Anne Finucane, global strategy and marketing officer, Bank of America added, "U2 provides the talent, (RED) brings a wealth of experience in the fight against AIDS, and we offer an immense platform to help get the message out. Together, we can produce significant results, as evidenced by the awareness we’ve been able to build and money we’ve been able to raise over the past few days." Sunday’s Super Bowl was a record telecast in terms of halftime show viewers and music licenses, with the top three publishers reporting more than 20 major synch licenses in featured commercials.