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That's my drag name I'm suing

This hasn't been true for most of Europe for a looong time though. And that's a good thing! Don't get me wrong. But I come from a Western European nation and we have plenty MPs, major mayors, ... with diverse backgrounds on both sides of the political spectrum. Nevertheless, there is the problem of racism of course, and the far right is exploiting that majorly, but this idea of a pristinely white, mono-culture Western Europe is outdated.

I mean, the one positive thing that Trump has been for Europeans is that Europe is slowly but surely divesting from America and learning to stand on its own feet (let's also not forget that the dependency of Europe on America was deliberately constructed post war and has been highly lucrative for America). Europa has no moral lessons to give to any other big powers though; we've been largely spineless and not even able to keep the far right at bay in our own countries. I think the fact that our democracies are so complicated and very little 'the winner takes all' scenarios has largely prevented the old continent for swinging too heavily in one way or another, both for the good and the bad. Anyway, hoping for a blue wave!

We need to go back to the original scriptures; time for twink rehabilitation. I want to see more effeminate, fashionable and cultured pansies. Muscles OUT, dainty wrists IN.

Imma need her to lock away the strings, horns and ooh aah's for at least one other album.

Americans and their Christmas albums I will check it out though.

I still have to dive into the lyrics, but I like or love most songs. It's just the production that is a bit too anonymous for me and a step down from L'Emprise; like I can't believe that I'm saying this but thank God for the DJ Snake and Moby inclusions just because at least they provide a different beat. Also the Moby tracks layer her voice in a way that is classic Mylène in a way I have been somewhat missing in her later releases.

I'm about halfway so I'll most likely submit. I'm kind of turning on her because Say You Love Me has been stuck in my head for the past week though.

They're not for me. I consider them every once in a while if my chronic illness prevents me from reading, but I can get annoyed easily if the pace isn't right for me or the voice bothers me. And there's something inherently satisfactory to me to see letters come alive in my own imagination; every reading itself is a creative act too of sorts, and an audiobook strips some of that. Good they exist though. The oral tradition has always been an important part of storytelling.

His publisher hasn't just stopped releasing new books from him, they're also not reprinting his old books. It's definitely him. Apparently it was well known 'advice' for any young woman to never be alone in a room with him.

Had she released Sans amarres in the 80's it would have been twice as long and this is why current society is collapsing

I don't think the first person realized how this would come across for anybody who isn't chronically online. It's worth looking up that person for a wild trip.

Ok, maybe Moby deserves to be a bit creepy about Natalie Portman, as a treat, for Plus d'écho

Recréer could have been like a minute and a half shorter but I expected much worse going by this thread

why is combien hitting this sunny morning