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John Slayne

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  1. gross either way but the fact that the son is 18 even if they don't do anything sexual on the page, it's gross that someone would prostitute their child like this
  2. Dolly was known and liked outside the US, don't lie!
  3. Kylie is definitely that for Australia and Europe
  4. I've been to 5 different prides this year (including London and Manchester) and did not see 'butt naked tryna ****'. Can you please tell me where this happens so I can attend?
  5. self-talk can be a powerful skill for your mental wellbeing and your ability to self-motivate if and when needed, but it's not a magic fix to your life's problems.
  6. from my memory, someone set up a fake dog food company that claimed to sell dog food edible for humans. the gag was that it was a troll who just wanted laura loomer to eat dog food on camera, so they sent her some money to promote the 'product' and eat it on camera
  7. yes, my bf. he likes 70s disco and that's as close to 'pop' as his music taste gets. i kinda like that about him though, he's different from me and it makes our relationship interesting
  8. no, what you're describing is just being a MPG if her next few projects are all frontloaded flops then maybe she will become a legacy act
  9. is this AI
  10. Addison makes much better music. Tate is fine, but everything about her is kinda generic and faceless. Addison is more original and distinct to me

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