Crux
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Hi Jan,
So sorry for not responding to your last PM, but Jonski and I were suspended because of comments made in the old Gaga thread a while ago. When we returned, we can no longer send PM's, access certain parts of the forum, and our post count has been reduced to 1
It'll probably return in the future, but right now...we can't do anything. All we are allowed is seven posts per day.
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7 months on and they still haven't found the culprit(s). Meanwhile, The National Trust Plant Conservation is cultivating and taking special care of the saplings taken from the scene at the time... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13279781/Sycamore-Gap-tree-felled-police-culprits.html -
Hi, Confessit, how's it going?Â
I just wanted to let you know what's going on since I don't have the option to PM anymore. All my posts have been erased, and I'm limited to 5 a day. The pop princess section is out of the question. lol. It's ridiculous, and I suspect the same thing has happened to Jonski for what we said a few weeks ago. What happens when you try to PM me? Madonnanation is a mess for me now. lol
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Hi Jonski. Not sure if the same thing is happening with you, but I don't have the option to PM anyone anymore. Posts have been erased, and I'm limited to 5 a day. The pop princess section is out of the question. lol. It's ridiculous, and all because of what we said in that thread. Eek!
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Yes, it's refreshing to see someone write an accurate review of her work for once amidst the echoes of faux praise. I wonder how she feels knowing not everyone and everything can be bought so easily.
You can tell a lot of Swifties feel just as "Meh" or indifferent about this album as the rest us do, but are forcing themselves to enjoy it.
Tbh, I really do feel the tide is slowly turning on Miss Swift. I've seen quite a lot of negativity over this album (and her) within the last few days, so the GP is obviously sick and tired of her being rammed down their throat.
Dreading Gunt's new album (and that Joker movie). The monsters have already predicted she'll win an Oscar this time, so I can't wait for a repeat performance of her getting shafted by the Academy like she was for HOG.
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Yes, I read that people are cancelling orders as the album lacks any real standout songs.
As for Gunt, she'll be insufferable. I'm sure she'll get a best supporting actress nom. Like ASIB they'll edit a reasonable performance and she's singing covers of classic songs which is perfect for her. They'll do everything they can to force an award and they know she will too.Â
As for her own album, I'm assuming there will be a duet with a big name to try and score a big hit but she's really tanked the last couple of years. She'll still promote herself as a singing legend though
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I listened to Taylors album and it's such a chore to get through. I don't know how she appeals to kids with snoozefests like that.
Has Gunt actually finished recording her new album?Â
I see Variety are pushing Joker 2 like there's no tomorrow.
Apparently, it's an R-rating due to the violence and nudity. (Imagine seeing her fully naked on the big screen...truly the stuff made of Nightmares.
https://variety.com/2024/film/news/joker-2-r-rating-violence-full-nudity-1235958772/
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Taylors album has fallen to 77 on Meta and her fans are having a meltdown over Sputnik giving "The Tortured Tummy Defartment" a 0.5 review...
https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/88490/Taylor-Swift-The-Tortured-Poets-Department-Anthology/
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Thank you.
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A 300-year-old landmark tree, which famously featured in Robin Hood has been felled overnight in a 'malicious act of vandalism'. The Sycamore Gap, along Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, is one of the UK's most photographed trees and featured in the 1991 film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves starring Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman. But it was found chopped down with its upper section lying across the historic Roman barrier. Walkers noticed how part of the tree appeared to have been marked with white paint, indicating someone may have felled it with a chainsaw. It has sparked claims that the tree was vandalised by a 'professional' and the park authority believes it was deliberately chopped down out of spite by vandals or someone with a grudge. Alison Hawkins, who lives close by was one of the first on the scene, posting a picture on Facebook with the caption: 'An awful moment for all walking Hadrian's Wall. The Sycamore Gap tree has gone! Not the storm, an absolute ******* felled it!!' Ms Hawkins, who was on her fourth day of walking Hadrian's Wall, said she was 'tearful' when she discovered the tree had been cut down. She said: 'At first we thought it was because of the storm but then we saw a national park ranger. 'He said it had been cut down and there was paint around the cut section, so it was a professional who knew where they were going to cut. 'It was a huge shock. It's basically the iconic picture that everyone wants to see. You can forgive nature doing it but you can't forgive that.' Update: A 60 year old man and 16 year old boy have since been arrested. More to come...
