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And a sitcom. :bigsmile:

:pandacop:Why do six people stand around on tracks? Move!

1994

YouTube Premium.

Black too

Cute - with and without boot.

I'm not on Spotify, but there's nothing to judge. To each their own.

:pandasad:OMG did I sound so terrrible? I'd never ever put you down! :itsokay: I listened to the old bands for decades and sometimes I just forget that you are way younger than me. On the other hand I'm sure you know more K-Pop idols than me.

You might have a point there. :pepesmug:

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Amazing blossoms. We had a Magnolia tree in our garden too when I was a child. Some Magnolia varieties smell amazing too. :sakUwu:

It's my fault. I'm the type of person that always googles anyone and anything. :pepelook: I apologize if I sounded arrogant. :sanapray:

Chess can be interesting if you play against a good human player (even if you lose games). Chess against an AI is boring. Backgammon can be fun too, but I don't play for money.

Apart from some ults mostly 2nd gen GG. There's no nostalgia because I started listening to K-Pop in 2021. But I like the specific sound of that era.

I needed to google too because I don't have all Rihanna albums. :pepesmug:

Unfortunately no new album yet, but it seems she works on new songs. 'Do Ya Thang' is a bonus track from the Deluxe Edition of 'Talk Talk Talk' (2011 album).

Right now it's 'Jinsei×Boku' by ONE OK ROCK. The last K-Pop album I listened to was 'Supersonic' by Younha.

How should I ask in a way that doesn't sound accusatory to you? :sanapray:

It's not accusatory, I'm just interested in knowing what older bands you still know. I'm surprised because I assumed that you could know such bands because your parents might listen to them. The Beatles were John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison. Paul and Ringo are still...