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Jimi once sgd for another band member when the other guy was drunk , Beatles also forged each others sigs :P
Kevins forger is a clown : post death items sgd by celebs like Robert Shaw/Bruce Lee , Bowie dated '17 when he died 2016 , un-inscribed West/Newmars despite them being strict about insc at cons - i met them 2015/16 so know this from personal experience. 'Robin' when Ward adds "Robin" or just Robin. (West had been insc since 2004 or so.....I guess Newmar noticed this and started doing this herself.....no point with photos as insc can be wiped off easily)
Had the forger been clever he wouldve used a chinese record "signed" by Lee but even then the sig would be off. Forgers struggle with the dragon symbol Lee used to write ;)
Funny how a sharpie Shaw sig i saw had no fading despite alleged being from 70s , already here theres a problem. Also Shaw never finished Avalanche Express cuz he died so how then could he sign a pr still , obviously these printed post death. Same with Way of Dragon french lobby sgd by Lee , premiere was xmas '74 when Lee had been dead 1.5 yrs
*facepalm*
There are legit dealers but they struggle due to the conmen
So am munching painkillers, and stinking up the house with 'deep heat' Bah!!
I still don't want to update my twitter 😅, I still prefer it as it is, even sometimes it's having a hard time retrieving tweets, I'm just going to refresh it and wait for minutes or so, until it goes back to normal again.
Why to update it?
Oh that's what the X in my feed is? Twitter turned X? I thought I had gone on a porn website or something. (By mistake of course.) No but seriously, what a terrible rebranding!
Agreed! I just don't liked what they've done with it!
I still prefer Twitter, that's why I'm not still updating it.
And I don't know why Elon Musk is so obsessed with X? He tried to align it with Musk X, Tesla X, and just I discovered that his company was also named X.
I mean, what's with his obsession of X?
Oh, now, I'm thinking that X Factor should make Elon Musk a judge. 😅
Mine (@Dragonpol if anyone wants to follow me) updated automatically on my phone from the Twitter bird symbol to X. It's a strange rebranding. I'm not really sure what Elon Musk is trying to achieve but he's clearly upset a lot of users, some of whom have defected to Meta's new rival to Twitter, Threads. I have an account over there too (as @dragonpol93 ) but don't have many followers and not much seems to be happening there as yet.
I'd go banco on that.
A new Hugo Drax type villain perhaps? There certainly are similarities there.
I imagine much like all the stir about Trump and Brexit somehow featuring in NTTD (even from Purvis and Wade themselves) it'll come to nothing and not be referenced at all. Bond films are often much more subtle in their cultural and political references than that and for very good reason. It helps avoid immediately dating the film, for one thing.
The Cross Wasn't Heavy Enough yet as a German anti-Nazi poster of the time put it, depicting Christ and the cross being added to by a brown shirted Nazi in order to turn it into a swastika.
I don't know the example you quote but it sounds like it goes in the same direction. See https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/27/opinion/elon-musk-twitter-x.html for further enlightenment.
You'll find a picture of the poster here:
https://www.wikiart.org/en/john-heartfield/concerning-the-german-state-church-the-cross-wasnt-heavy-enough-yet
Yes, I know he did the famous swastika with axe ends image as well. He was well ahead of the curve and could clearly see early on that nothing good was ever going to come from Nazism/fascism at a time when many were still unsure or even hopeful.
Urrrrghhhh! This is really terrible! I don't really liked the logo of it! It's really terrible, it looks like a logo or an icon for a bitcoin trading app! 8-|
Now, I can see to myself that Elon Musk must be laughing on me! 😒
indeed. Very confusing and a huge turnoff, when you want to watch some nature film and you end up with something politically correct Obama is saying...
please sign
Yes, and I suppose he's entitled to do with it what he likes after he purchased it. He did pay a lot of money for it and I gather it was a losing concern so something has to be done to turn things around and he's hopefully in the process of doing that. Fingers crossed. 🤞
I guess I'm crossing my fingers in the other direction. I won't miss Twitter (not being a member, to be sure), and much less if it is renamed to a questionable "X", with hooks at the ends of the crossbars or without. Let Musk totally tank with this and lose most of his billions in the process - fine with me. I think those types of deranged gazillionaires are the premier scourge to humanity. And yes, I do buy a lot from Amazon...but only for as long as Bezos does not openly propagate or provide a platform for quasi-fascist nonsense like Musk does.
That's fair enough. I know there is a lot of nastiness on Twitter too. I stay within the #BondTwitter limits on there and don't get involved in petty arguments about politics or any other controversial subjects. It makes for a more fun experience that way. The X symbol is not at the correct angle to turn it into a hooked cross or swastika and I doubt that Musk would ever be so overt, controversial as he may be.
The funny thing is, a lot of the most notable pop artists and acts in the last twenty years+ have songs produced by the same record producers, which no doubt have had an impact on what modern pop sound like. Just look at Max Martin: he's produced hits for famous names like Coldplay, Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, just to name a few.