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Seven freaking day's (god I'm freaking out:roftl: ) One week till MIKA Time:blush-anim-cl:

Thanks I loved it . Did any one notice his glasses they look like a pair my granpapa owns.

I agree that this comes back to the whole is he isnt he thing .

cant wait for the big girl music video to come out . then whatch this it's not the real thing but it is funny . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpSh1G4zoa4

same here.

Consider yourself lucky that you never been forced to hear my rendition of LICM:naughty:

Ooooh god it's hilarious found this on youtube you'll laugh your ass off. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_88fZD44xgY

Nooooo Zoro is my hero when I was five I wanted to marry him:biggrin2: (no I do not mean the tamagochi:naughty: )

nope he's green like an olive:roftl:

I've had the cance talk to him for nearly a minuet . unfortunetly I was nervous and I get super formal when nervous or else retreat to monosylable land:naughty:

Brilliant:roftl:

what would you do if mika asked you out (just pretend kay:roftl: ) Possible scenario M:hey (taps me on the shoulder) A:ummm.... hi (mouth dry trying to control blush) M:so you want to go get a bite (dam that smile) A:sure (heart beating at super sonic speed) M: where do you want to go (cocks head to the side) A:how about the red bamboo (I'm blushing because suddenly I realize I've been staring at his mouth the whole time) To be continued....?

same here:naughty:

Mika's Life In Motion Updated 02:45 PDT Wed, Jun 06 2007 Singer-songwriter Mika has a busy year planned, with a touring schedule that includes appearances in the U.S., the U.K., Europe, and Japan. First up are a handful of U.S. dates, including June 8 at The Avalon in Los Angeles, June 11 at Chicago's Metro / Smart Bar, and June 16 at Center Stage in Atlanta. Mika's summer schedule features a bunch of festival gigs, including the Glastonbury Festival in the U.K. (June 23-24), Open Air St. Gallen in Switzerland (June 29), the Oxegen Festival in Ireland (July 7), and Fuji Rock Festival in Japan (July 29). The singer will make a quick stop in the States August 10 for a free show in New York's Bryant Park as part of the "Good Morning America" Summer concert series and then head back to Europe for an appearance at the Open Air Festival in Germany on August 12. Mika's fall U.K. tour kicks off with a pair of shows at the V Festival August 18-19, and includes stops in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Plymouth, Brighton and London. Tickets for the U.S. shows are available through Ticketmaster. Festival tickets are available through each event's web site, and presale tickets for Mika's autumn U.K. dates are available through his web site, http://www.mikasounds.com/uk. All of this jetting back and forth around the globe for live shows sounds like a lot of work, but Mika told Pollstar it's worth it. "I think, surprisingly, in the United States there's a great climate for live shows at the moment, because people want more," he said. And the U.S. is only one part of his overall strategy. Instead of one market at a time, he and his team are working to break him everywhere at once. He says even though it means more work and a lot of traveling, it's worth the effort. "It's so much more honest, because we're not having to try to retrace our steps anywhere," he said. Most importantly, he says he's having the time of his life. "It's fun. Because I was prepared and paranoid enough to guarantee I'd get the freedom that I wanted, it's been exactly what I expected, and I'm lucky to be in that position."

10 Day's:woot_jump:

"I'm walking on sunshine" that is the song I hear when I look at those pics well that and love today

Don't know if this has been posted but thought I'd post it anyhow:mf_rosetinted: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Froth and bubble makes for unexpected fun Bernard Zuel | June 4, 2007 MIKA The Forum, June 2 THE line between contrivance and sincerity is always a tricky thing to walk in pop music. Romantics like to think that everything is spontaneous, that songs come from a wellspring of inspiration. The cynics prefer to believe that everyone's a chancer, appropriating the work of betters via unvarnished ambition. The truth straddles both camps. Because as music fans we really want to believe, even if for only three or four minutes, for many artists the most important trick is to disguise the contrivance or at least to distract us from it while the talent (they hope) dazzles. Mika (London-based Michael Penniman) does not bother with such thoughts. His songs are the Pompidou Centre of 21st-century pop: every part of their workings is up-front, brightly coloured and in your face. He has constructed a sound which gleefully ransacks Queen (usually Freddie Mercury doing music hall), Dolly Parton and Leo Sayer (if they had gone disco), Robbie Williams (or Queen crossed with Anthony Newley) and the Scissor Sisters (Queen in a nightclub) and puts them into place with little shame at the blatant appropriation. It can be very irritating. But here's the rub: it can be very entertaining. Mika is a glorious bon bon, a confection completely without substance but so easy to succumb to. He works the stage and the room like a variety show king; he vamps and camps it up like a mardi gras queen; he deploys his falsetto like a guided missile; he gets silly with band members in furry animal suits in the encore. He works bloody hard. As Grace Kelly ends the set, an hour in, grumbling seems poor form. When the appropriately named Lollipop finishes the night, with balloons and confetti raining down, you're left thinking that while this will cause a sugar high which will crash into emptiness, someone's been having fun. And it feels like you.

The best Mika said my hoodie was awsome .

Here's the video sorry if you've seen it already:cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPgOA6zijK8

I saw mika at the border's signing it was awsome but couldn't get tickets for gramency:crybaby:

It's australia there 12 hours ahead of us:mf_rosetinted: .

OMFG soo close I'm freaking out what to where

It's about a realy hot guy pretending to be a cute girl (check out never give up it's the same but in revers)

manga (means whimsical picture) japanese graphic novels. heres an example

me too:roftl: