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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

I've been involved in a few "fandoms" over the years and one of the things I've always noticed is that fans never seem to be happy with what is in front of them - its never enough. Blame is rarely set on the main players in the...

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flutterbymusic @FourWalls Yep, certainly it does hark back. Its all essentially stalking - its just frightening how easy it is to do now. The latest problem seems to be hacking. It used to just be leaked songs and that sort of thing, but now "fans" are hacking into social...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

I've been involved in a few "fandoms" over the years and one of the things I've always noticed is that fans never seem to be happy with what is in front of them - its never enough. Blame is rarely set on the main players in the...

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flutterbymusic Haha, I had been waiting for the rest of your response! Thank you for really thinking about this discussion. I really love the Dave Grohl quote. I do think though, that although there is an element of "everyone loves this band for different reasons" across...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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flutterbymusic @jaboUK That's wonderful. The only person I know out in Spain is someone who I met via my family history who lives over there now. I'd ready love to meet some of my distant cousins one day - there's a gentleman in Canada who is my 3rd cousin too.

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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flutterbymusic That's great! Do you mind me asking how you met them both? Are they both Spanish or ex-pats?

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Mark Graham @marky7 (563) • Independence, Louisiana 27 Mar 16

Easter is a holiday for family to remember what it means to be forgiven. Easter is a holiday that starts out for the kids with talk of the Easter Bunny and bunny rabbits and a lot of candy in baskets, but along the way there comes...

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flutterbymusic I have to say the meaning of Easter has been lost on me. I work in a Church of England school, but even so I've not had the time to listen in on what it's all about and I don't think much has actually been said to the children. I've never gone to church or...

27 Mar 16

flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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flutterbymusic @besweet I have seen that show! It is really frightening. I made sure to speak to the girls over the phone before I met them both, actually. I've seen a lot of my online fans over video calls too, so I know exactly who I'm talking to before I share anything...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

I've been involved in a few "fandoms" over the years and one of the things I've always noticed is that fans never seem to be happy with what is in front of them - its never enough. Blame is rarely set on the main players in the...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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flutterbymusic I guess it depends if you already have enough people close to you in real life. I find that my interests are so different to those around me that diving into online communities such as this lead me to meeting those who are closer minded to me. It has really...

27 Mar 16

flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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flutterbymusic Definitely do meet up with someone if you find the perfect friend! It could lead to some great adventures.

27 Mar 16

flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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flutterbymusic That's a shame really. I've been online since I was around 8 years old, and through all sorts of forums etc. through the different "fandoms" I have encountered, I have made all sorts of online friends of all ages. Its only been since I reached my twenties that...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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flutterbymusic Yeah, its definitely a risk. Especially when you're sharing a hotel room with someone! It was definitely worth the risk though. I did speak to them both almost every day for 2/3 months before we met. We just had so much in common with each other in terms of...

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Britney Hawthorne @JustAGirlCalledBrit (35) • United States 27 Mar 16

This discussion has been going around my group or people for a while ever since our favorite celeb made the announcement that he is growing up and no longer wishes to perform the songs he did when he was 7-15 years old. He is now...

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flutterbymusic @JustAGirlCalledBrit See that's what I mean - if their voices have altered so much it really shouldn't be worth revisiting, but I guess it depends how big the artist is nowadays. One Direction shouldn't need to keep singing their old songs when they're still...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 27 Mar 16

Last April I met a girl online who was a year older than me and loved the same bands, but she lived further down the country. We both lived quite far away from Cardiff in Wales, but there was a huge gig happening there last June...

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Britney Hawthorne @JustAGirlCalledBrit (35) • United States 27 Mar 16

This discussion has been going around my group or people for a while ever since our favorite celeb made the announcement that he is growing up and no longer wishes to perform the songs he did when he was 7-15 years old. He is now...

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flutterbymusic Its funny you should bring this up because I was thinking about this recently. I've been following the same band (McFly) for the last 12 years. They're currently on a hiatus but up to now have toured every single year, but they haven't had a new album out for...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 4 Dec 12

The Fault In Our Stars by John Green has been rated as the best book of 2012. Have you read it? Do you agree? It sits on my favourites shelf - but I haven't read too many books this year. I'm a big fan of young adult fiction...

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flutterbymusic I own all of John Green's books but I still haven't managed to read Looking for Alaska yet! I'm currently reading a book called 'The Gathering Dark', although I think its also known as 'Shadow and Bone'.

10 Dec 12

flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 8 Dec 12

What are the best mistakes you've ever witnessed on television or listened to on the radio? My one was on the radio. This guy was filling in for someone one night and I don't think they ever let him come back. He got hungry and...

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RescueLady @bizness (866) • United States 1 Dec 12

Oh my goodness! This sometimes drives my absolutely crazy! I can be soooo tired, lie down and a few minutes later, bam!, wide awake! No matter what I do, I can not shut down my brain! I'm either thinking about what transpired...

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flutterbymusic Let me know how it goes - to be honest I've not been giving enough time to read myself recently, I'm going to try and fix that too!

6 Dec 12

flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 4 Dec 12

The Fault In Our Stars by John Green has been rated as the best book of 2012. Have you read it? Do you agree? It sits on my favourites shelf - but I haven't read too many books this year. I'm a big fan of young adult fiction...

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flutterbymusic @flutterbymusic (46) 4 Dec 12

A few weeks ago I was talking to my brother in a cafe about our cousin Carolyn. I started asking him how you pronounce her name, if it sounds like Caroline, and next thing I knew I had Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond in my head....

rjschultz68 @rjschultz68 (387) 3 Dec 12

The Big Bang theory,in my opinion, is by far the best comedy on TV. Do you agree? If not what is your favourite, and why?

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flutterbymusic My favourite was always this: "I'm Gene Hunt. Your DCI. And it's 1973. Nearly dinner time. I'm 'aving hoops."

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