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  1. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by IanadeIrey in AOTY and SOTY 2024   
    I loved Brat. And the Girl, so confusing remix with Lorde was definitely monumental. 
  2. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by Waimea Bay in Unknown Lyric Thread   
    Figured I should compile all the teased lyrics we have that we don't know what song they are from
    Song 1 teased by @Pantene123
    Song 2:Also Teased by Pantene
    Song 3: Teased by Pantene once again
    Song 4: Teased by who else but Pantene
    Song 5: Teased by our new unconfirmed member @LotusFlower
    Song 6: Also Teased by Lotus once again take with a grain of salt bc we have no reason to believe them yet
    Song 7: Teased by @Lindsay Lohan
    Song 8: Cant remember where these came from
    Song 9:lotusflower again
    And these too for fun
     LEAIFU 2017 3:49

    LYBTI 2012 2:19

    DWM 2019 5:07
  3. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by Cherry Blossom in Blake Lee, Lana Del Rey's guitarist and music director, spoke about his first time meeting Lana in an interview for the release of his debut album   
    from when i used to run a fan page, blake answered my dms and liked my posts a couple times. has nobody here got a big enough instagram presence to message him a couple of audio clips from youtube and ask him if he knows what they are? maybe he’d be willing to give info on some of the alleged tour interludes and sound check songs, since he shared this info  
     
    i could log back into my page… but i haven’t posted in 2 years
  4. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by whitelungswhitepalms in Blake Lee, Lana Del Rey's guitarist and music director, spoke about his first time meeting Lana in an interview for the release of his debut album   
    I wish he never said this, now I’m fuming about the potential that Lana had to release the second album on the 10th anniversary.
     
    Ultra you will always be her Magnus opus 
  5. Embach liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Song vs. Song   
    raise me up vs for k pt 2
  6. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by ionut in 'ban' The Person Above You   
    banned for being nice to everyone 
  7. Dark Angel liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Going off this with a little background about Dr. Oz for anyone curious about his history (and I’m sure there’s more) -
     
    https://youtu.be/Q0zb-NoiuHc?si=9GLSopv0oKwwlJt4
    RFK jr. was on The Dr. Oz show a few months ago. They believe thimerosal used in some flu shots (Adult tetanus boosters and one type of meningococcal vaccine for adolescents are the only others that contain thimerosal) is linked to autism. Thimerosal has a type of mercury with a harmless amount. Mostly used as a preservative and prevents microbial growth 
     
    https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/thimerosal.html#:~:text=Research does not show any link between thimerosal and autism.
    It’s been slowly removed from vaccines as a precaution as medicine advances. The CDC has stated there is no evidence linked to autism. Dr. Oz even says in this video it was “implicated” and “possible” as a link, but ultimately “discredited” yet still goes around saying it’s harmful. 
     
     
    Dr. Oz has been criticized for years sharing recommendations that are unsubstantiated. He’s famously suggested weight loss supplements that have no evidence and even tweeted astrology is a “valuable tool” for medical information. I personally find astrology interesting, but using it as legitimate tool for medical information advice especially coming from a doctor is extremely concerning

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4269523/
    there was a study done examining these health recommendations on medical talk shows which includes Dr. Oz.
     


    https://www.apha.org/news-and-media/news-releases/apha-news-releases/2024/rfk-jr-hhs-nomination

    TLDR: anyways - mr. brain worm with no medical background as secretary of health and human services working with pseudoscientific TV show host dr. in charge of Medicare + Medicaid both known to spread misinformation is comical but extremely concerning. 
  8. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by The Sun Also Rises in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Enjoyed listening to this and reading the comments 
  9. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by baddisease in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    tbh I think he's a damn grifter but that's just my opinion.
  10. Velours liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Going off this with a little background about Dr. Oz for anyone curious about his history (and I’m sure there’s more) -
     
    https://youtu.be/Q0zb-NoiuHc?si=9GLSopv0oKwwlJt4
    RFK jr. was on The Dr. Oz show a few months ago. They believe thimerosal used in some flu shots (Adult tetanus boosters and one type of meningococcal vaccine for adolescents are the only others that contain thimerosal) is linked to autism. Thimerosal has a type of mercury with a harmless amount. Mostly used as a preservative and prevents microbial growth 
     
    https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/thimerosal.html#:~:text=Research does not show any link between thimerosal and autism.
    It’s been slowly removed from vaccines as a precaution as medicine advances. The CDC has stated there is no evidence linked to autism. Dr. Oz even says in this video it was “implicated” and “possible” as a link, but ultimately “discredited” yet still goes around saying it’s harmful. 
     
     
    Dr. Oz has been criticized for years sharing recommendations that are unsubstantiated. He’s famously suggested weight loss supplements that have no evidence and even tweeted astrology is a “valuable tool” for medical information. I personally find astrology interesting, but using it as legitimate tool for medical information advice especially coming from a doctor is extremely concerning

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4269523/
    there was a study done examining these health recommendations on medical talk shows which includes Dr. Oz.
     


    https://www.apha.org/news-and-media/news-releases/apha-news-releases/2024/rfk-jr-hhs-nomination

    TLDR: anyways - mr. brain worm with no medical background as secretary of health and human services working with pseudoscientific TV show host dr. in charge of Medicare + Medicaid both known to spread misinformation is comical but extremely concerning. 
  11. Mer liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Going off this with a little background about Dr. Oz for anyone curious about his history (and I’m sure there’s more) -
     
    https://youtu.be/Q0zb-NoiuHc?si=9GLSopv0oKwwlJt4
    RFK jr. was on The Dr. Oz show a few months ago. They believe thimerosal used in some flu shots (Adult tetanus boosters and one type of meningococcal vaccine for adolescents are the only others that contain thimerosal) is linked to autism. Thimerosal has a type of mercury with a harmless amount. Mostly used as a preservative and prevents microbial growth 
     
    https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/thimerosal.html#:~:text=Research does not show any link between thimerosal and autism.
    It’s been slowly removed from vaccines as a precaution as medicine advances. The CDC has stated there is no evidence linked to autism. Dr. Oz even says in this video it was “implicated” and “possible” as a link, but ultimately “discredited” yet still goes around saying it’s harmful. 
     
     
    Dr. Oz has been criticized for years sharing recommendations that are unsubstantiated. He’s famously suggested weight loss supplements that have no evidence and even tweeted astrology is a “valuable tool” for medical information. I personally find astrology interesting, but using it as legitimate tool for medical information advice especially coming from a doctor is extremely concerning

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4269523/
    there was a study done examining these health recommendations on medical talk shows which includes Dr. Oz.
     


    https://www.apha.org/news-and-media/news-releases/apha-news-releases/2024/rfk-jr-hhs-nomination

    TLDR: anyways - mr. brain worm with no medical background as secretary of health and human services working with pseudoscientific TV show host dr. in charge of Medicare + Medicaid both known to spread misinformation is comical but extremely concerning. 
  12. heroindealer liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in 'ban' The Person Above You   
    Banned for having a jumpscare pfp
  13. Embach liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in 'ban' The Person Above You   
    Banned for having a jumpscare pfp
  14. The Sun Also Rises liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Going off this with a little background about Dr. Oz for anyone curious about his history (and I’m sure there’s more) -
     
    https://youtu.be/Q0zb-NoiuHc?si=9GLSopv0oKwwlJt4
    RFK jr. was on The Dr. Oz show a few months ago. They believe thimerosal used in some flu shots (Adult tetanus boosters and one type of meningococcal vaccine for adolescents are the only others that contain thimerosal) is linked to autism. Thimerosal has a type of mercury with a harmless amount. Mostly used as a preservative and prevents microbial growth 
     
    https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/thimerosal.html#:~:text=Research does not show any link between thimerosal and autism.
    It’s been slowly removed from vaccines as a precaution as medicine advances. The CDC has stated there is no evidence linked to autism. Dr. Oz even says in this video it was “implicated” and “possible” as a link, but ultimately “discredited” yet still goes around saying it’s harmful. 
     
     
    Dr. Oz has been criticized for years sharing recommendations that are unsubstantiated. He’s famously suggested weight loss supplements that have no evidence and even tweeted astrology is a “valuable tool” for medical information. I personally find astrology interesting, but using it as legitimate tool for medical information advice especially coming from a doctor is extremely concerning

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4269523/
    there was a study done examining these health recommendations on medical talk shows which includes Dr. Oz.
     


    https://www.apha.org/news-and-media/news-releases/apha-news-releases/2024/rfk-jr-hhs-nomination

    TLDR: anyways - mr. brain worm with no medical background as secretary of health and human services working with pseudoscientific TV show host dr. in charge of Medicare + Medicaid both known to spread misinformation is comical but extremely concerning. 
  15. Pico Ocean Boulevard liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Blake Lee, Lana Del Rey's guitarist and music director, spoke about his first time meeting Lana in an interview for the release of his debut album   
    So can we pls get a new song from this during leakmas  
     
    we need to celebrate the 10 year 6 month anniversary of UV 
  16. Morningcrow liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Going off this with a little background about Dr. Oz for anyone curious about his history (and I’m sure there’s more) -
     
    https://youtu.be/Q0zb-NoiuHc?si=9GLSopv0oKwwlJt4
    RFK jr. was on The Dr. Oz show a few months ago. They believe thimerosal used in some flu shots (Adult tetanus boosters and one type of meningococcal vaccine for adolescents are the only others that contain thimerosal) is linked to autism. Thimerosal has a type of mercury with a harmless amount. Mostly used as a preservative and prevents microbial growth 
     
    https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/thimerosal.html#:~:text=Research does not show any link between thimerosal and autism.
    It’s been slowly removed from vaccines as a precaution as medicine advances. The CDC has stated there is no evidence linked to autism. Dr. Oz even says in this video it was “implicated” and “possible” as a link, but ultimately “discredited” yet still goes around saying it’s harmful. 
     
     
    Dr. Oz has been criticized for years sharing recommendations that are unsubstantiated. He’s famously suggested weight loss supplements that have no evidence and even tweeted astrology is a “valuable tool” for medical information. I personally find astrology interesting, but using it as legitimate tool for medical information advice especially coming from a doctor is extremely concerning

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4269523/
    there was a study done examining these health recommendations on medical talk shows which includes Dr. Oz.
     


    https://www.apha.org/news-and-media/news-releases/apha-news-releases/2024/rfk-jr-hhs-nomination

    TLDR: anyways - mr. brain worm with no medical background as secretary of health and human services working with pseudoscientific TV show host dr. in charge of Medicare + Medicaid both known to spread misinformation is comical but extremely concerning. 
  17. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by That Venice Bitch in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Is he appointing Dr Phil as First Lady next or ?
  18. That Venice Bitch liked a post in a topic by shadesofblue in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Going off this with a little background about Dr. Oz for anyone curious about his history (and I’m sure there’s more) -
     
    https://youtu.be/Q0zb-NoiuHc?si=9GLSopv0oKwwlJt4
    RFK jr. was on The Dr. Oz show a few months ago. They believe thimerosal used in some flu shots (Adult tetanus boosters and one type of meningococcal vaccine for adolescents are the only others that contain thimerosal) is linked to autism. Thimerosal has a type of mercury with a harmless amount. Mostly used as a preservative and prevents microbial growth 
     
    https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/thimerosal.html#:~:text=Research does not show any link between thimerosal and autism.
    It’s been slowly removed from vaccines as a precaution as medicine advances. The CDC has stated there is no evidence linked to autism. Dr. Oz even says in this video it was “implicated” and “possible” as a link, but ultimately “discredited” yet still goes around saying it’s harmful. 
     
     
    Dr. Oz has been criticized for years sharing recommendations that are unsubstantiated. He’s famously suggested weight loss supplements that have no evidence and even tweeted astrology is a “valuable tool” for medical information. I personally find astrology interesting, but using it as legitimate tool for medical information advice especially coming from a doctor is extremely concerning

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4269523/
    there was a study done examining these health recommendations on medical talk shows which includes Dr. Oz.
     


    https://www.apha.org/news-and-media/news-releases/apha-news-releases/2024/rfk-jr-hhs-nomination

    TLDR: anyways - mr. brain worm with no medical background as secretary of health and human services working with pseudoscientific TV show host dr. in charge of Medicare + Medicaid both known to spread misinformation is comical but extremely concerning. 
  19. shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by Mer in Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election   
    Casey Anthony for Department of Child Welfare next 🤩🤩🤩
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