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   Not particularly hype for current thing??‍❤️‍?? (ytfoidlover1488@poa.st)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2024 12:41:57 JST Not particularly hype for current thing??‍❤️‍??

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     『VRISKA』 (vriska@lizards.live)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jan-2024 12:42:03 JST 『VRISKA』

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     @YTFoidLover1488 @marine damn right she is

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     > Allegedly these clones were created between the years of 1987 and 1989. That latter date is important because, as we all know, Taylor Swift was “born” in 1989, as she repeatedly has mentioned, even going so far as to name one of her albums “1989.” Allegedly, that album is full of clandestine references to her being a clone. “Shake It Off” refers to shaking off the Zeena identity into a new body. “Blank Space” is about the clone being a blank space for Zeena to transfer her consciousness. “How You Get The Girl” is a tongue-in-cheek nod to how Taylor was created as a clone.
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     > But the biggest clue is “Bad Blood.”
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     > “Bad Blood,” obviously, is about the blood of Zeena used to create Taylor Swift, and how Satanic blood runs through her system.