A new reissue of the the master craftsman’s 2001 album offers the quintessential portrait of his third act, showcasing a fascination with the places where genres intertwine.

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i had been using this toothbrush for 2 or 3 years. I would replace the heads every 3 months. And most of the time that I would floss, my gums would bleed. I started to use a different toothbrush and noticed how the new toothbrush hurt my gums at first. After a week, the new brush didn't hurt my gums, and I didn't bleed when flossing.

Not only does this toothbrush not have great bristles. It is dangerous. There is a tool to pop the heads off, and once they're popped off, you need to slide the head off the brush. One time when I was cleaning out the bathroom drawers (and replaced the toothbrush head while I was doing so), I noticed my thumb began to bleed profusely. I was confused, and looked around for something to have had cut my finger. But there was nothing. I thought it couldn't be the toothbrush, could it? But then the next time I replaced the head: I was pushing the head off and it slit my thumb open again. Where the head slides on, there is a plastic edge that I suppose became sharper due to dried toothpaste? And that plastic edge cut my thumb open. After that time I began using a washcloth to pull the heads off to make sure I didn't cut my finger.

And even after rinsing off the toothbrush well, it will build up old toothpaste internally. Which I cleaned with a different brush whenever I replaced the heads.

I do not recommend this toothbrush.
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dancefloor—no ballads or breakup paeans, just pure energy, propulsive BPMs, and fuck-’em-all strut. The love songs are almost entirely aimed inward, to the self and her crew, and the songs about a “boy” are underpinned with a libidinous frankness. (Beyoncé has never been this horny in public.) Release your job, sure—if you can afford it; Beyoncé is her own boss, after all—but most importantly, revel in who you are. She dedicates the album to her “godmother,” Uncle Jonny, who died of complications stemming from HIV, and to the “pioneers who originate culture… the fall

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