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Yeh, I see what you mean.
Then there's her booty, which was another trend that she was inspired by.
It's interesting.

Someone could write a thesis on how she's adapted her image to certain trends over time, surgically or otherwise.
By the way, it's so refreshing to see her in a great pair of jeans. Mariah, are you watching?

This is one of the most promising, we need to get this:
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/early-madonna-rare-solos-on-cassette-119-c-8f64989977?objectID=191303825&algIndex=upcoming_lots_prod&queryID=e68a58183a9f7638b64a7b586359f448

It's more than one tape!!!
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/1979-madonna-breakfast-club-jam-session-on-casset-c4d4fb2b29
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/early-madonna-on-vintage-shamrock-reel-to-reel-ad847f6a46
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/first-record-of-madonna-singing-on-cassette-125-c-0384841afc?objectID=191303831&algIndex=upcoming_lots_prod&queryID=31afcf14d7795e4bd663e455c5a9e782
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@bertrand please help us!

It definitely is. She told it herself few times.
Really wish we can ear it all !
But problem is that these are many many different auctions with logically different buyers that will earn it at the end...

This is her lower face. She’s had it since 2008/9. She’s very gaunt. Now you see why she did the filler in the first  

Well, extremes are not good. 

Loving your profile photo choice.
That whole Harlow-ghetto-grunge era of hers is one of my faves.

Someone could write a thesis on how she's adapted her image to certain trends over time, surgically or otherwise.
By the way, it's so refreshing to see her in a great pair of jeans. Mariah, are you watching?

The buckle she chose is so severe. It supposed to denote a hollowing? Not be an absolute gauge out of your face. I get so angry with her surgeons. 

Including cassettes and reel to reel from the breakfast club days 
 
https://www.guernseys.com/v2/downtown-auction.html#

She said it herself it was just a kind of parody, a joke. It was on an italian primetime live tv interview with our most popular host (retired now) exactly 5 or 6 days after the SNL performance. He asked her about the man in the pic and why she did it and she answered it was not about him at all, he was chosen just as the most talked about man at that moment in the US, the thing was simply meant to be a joke about Sinead infamous gesture. Here's the full interview (it's one of her best imo and the show had such a pic in terms of TV audience: I still remember that night, I was 14 and the day after at school they were all talking about her, teachers included ). You'll find them talking about it at minute 13:40.
 

She is brave to mock Christianity only like everybody else. All religions are corruption tool use against us, mind warfare.
And how is possible mocking something that is made by pedo, drugs human organs traffic, child deprivation, laundry-money the headquarter is a snake head building where their leader is a Jesuit with jew hat mafia and have a demonic/draco statue celebrating our  destruction behind his throne.
But what offend me the most is the fact mock christianity is SOOOOO 80/90. So please Madonna    

Beautiful beautiful post!! Thank you for it. Like you, "Promise To Try" has been a huge staple emotionally in my Madonna list of faves too. It's one song I've played over and over through out my life after losing someone close. It's started in 1990 when I lost my brother way too young at 26 who use to tease me (in a fun and good way) on Madonna and being a fan. After that...I lost my grandmother (we were so close. She had mad respect for Madonna after taking her to see Evita) and then both parents in the last 8 years. With that said, I'm so very sorry for your loss and all the losses suffered and expressed in this thread so far. I'm so thankful Madonna made "Promise To Try" and the video for it. 

reading your post was not easy. I also lost my mother 5 years ago and, of course, Promise To Try talks to me so much more after this... Thank you for your text and sharing with us. you are not alone... and we know that it's hard when our mother is not here anymore to help us when we stumble and fall...

It's not easy. My mother died last October way too soon and it takes much much less than anything specific to make me cry at a moments notice. 
I always felt bad for Madonna after learning about her mother dying, but I realize now that I could in no way understand what she really felt. And even now, in my position, I actually still can't understand completely because I had so much more time with my mother than she did. Her loss must feel so much more like something missing, something she never had then something she had, cherished, took for granted at times, and then ultimately lost. 
 
Thanks for sharing

When I woke up today, I didn't plan on making this post. I was actually fine. September 9th. My mother's birthday. 
 
She passed away 5 years ago from breast cancer. The time between her diagnosis and dying was 5 months. She had no chance, it was too late and she made her peace with it, refusing chemo and choosing to be at home being administered morphine. 
 
She passed away the morning after my birthday, living just long enough to give me that day. Today, on her birthday, I was fine. But I couldn't stop thinking about Promise To Try. That scene in Truth or Dare where she lay on her mother's grave, talking to her and wondering what she looked like now. And I broke like a piece of glass...
 
And that's how the day kept going. Little by little, the song kept playing in my head..."will she see me cry when I stumble and fall"... And every day I do stumble and fall, but I keep getting up, even when at times I just feel like laying there. "Keep your head held high, ride like the wind, never look behind". And I try to keep going and never dwell on the past. Never feel nostalgic, keep moving forward, never stay one thing too long and never let anyone feel sorry for you. 
 
"Can't kiss her goodbye, but I promise to try". I tell myself I can let go, that I don't need to be comforted by tales of heaven and angels. That I'm ok with death being the end of it will help me find that closure. That I need to let her go. "But it feels like a lie".
 
And it kept playing in my head. Bringing me to tears each time today. Just one song. The power of Madonna's writing and vocal delivery, emoting so much. Intricate simplicity. Grief. A universal feeling we can all understand, but perhaps only mire so with this song if you've experienced losing your mother.
 
I don't need to listen to Madonna's songs everyday. I'm no longer a teenager in the early 90s. I've been there and done all of that. I grew up with her music in the 80s. But I feel I've lived through her music; I've sat on a plane fleeing an abusive situation with "You'll See" playing in mind, giving me the strength I needed. I've left home at an early age with "Oh Father" in my head saying "you can't hurt me now". I've gone place to place trying to find safety with "Drowned World" (travelled round the world, looking for a home). But today, Promise To Try hurt a little more than it usually did.
 
No, I don't need to listen to her music every day. I can go months without playing her songs as I get on with my life. I don't need to do any of those things because I can just think of her songs and I experience them because they've had a lifetime to bury themselves deep within me, waiting for the right moments to burst forward.
 

He wasn't a bottom - 

Apparently bar/bat-mitzvahs are performed as part of Kabbalah:
https://www.kabbalah.com/en/collections/bar-bat-mitzvah/

It’s weird that after all these years, she doesn’t know that a bar-mitzvah is for boys. A bat-mitzvah is for girls. 

You and your conspiracy theories!

That bush had 35 dollars in its pocket

Nop, sorry, I'm not a bush man. But if you send me a photo of your dick, I'll A.I. the hell out of it to make it look presentable.

All this drama for a hairy bush..