@sncf Vos dirigeants ils gèrent vos trains les yeux fermés ?
Le 8480 de 7h14 n’est jamais à l’heure, « une régulation du traffic » et « une défaillance du matériel » et machin et truc.. On paie leurs salaires exorbitants mais ils sont incapable d’assurer notre embauche à l’heure
@JLuc_Leblanc Il est payé pour rechercher et délivrer des chroniques intéressantes. Les autres font la même, savent écouter, et je ne pense pas qu’ils fassent du bénévolat…
Jean Mi, parfois la sagesse, c’est de savoir écouter et fermer son clapet. C’est insupportable à chaque émission, de couper les invités pour donner son avis. Ici c’est #Quotidien , pas TPMP.
those 5 years that one direction was together, felt like the longest 5 years of my life. the excitement of getting home and logging in just to see what they were up to, the back to back events they were at that always provided new content, it just.. was so much fun as a fan
People aren’t mourning who Liam Payne became- they’re mourning the boy who was part of their youth, the music that defined a generation, and the memories tied to someone who once meant everything to so many (and that doesn’t take away that he was horrible in the end)
It is with a profoundly heavy heart that I share this statement on the tragic loss of my dear friend, Liam Payne. We first met in 2010 on The X Factor, where Liam became my confidant and my rock, offering unwavering support during some of my darkest moments on that journey.
Liam was kind, with a pure heart, a sharp mind, and the wisdom of an old soul. His warmth and compassion left a lasting impact on everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. His tragic passing not only leaves an irreplaceable void in the hearts of those who loved him but also serves as a painful reminder of the systemic neglect that persists in the industry.
There are those who had a responsibility to provide the care and support necessary for the well-being of young artists, but too often, the focus remained on profits rather than the people. This industry has treated talent like commodities, and the negligence of duty of care has once again led to a heart-wrenching loss. We need only look at Simon Cowell’s recent interview with Steven Bartlett, where he admits his greatest regret was not owning the band’s name. The real regret should be the failure to prioritize the emotional and physical welfare of the artists who put their trust in these institutions. Contracts, whether they are for television shows or record deals, come with a legal and moral duty of care that must be upheld.
My heart breaks for Liam’s family—his mother Karen, father Geoff, his sisters Nicola and Ruth, his beloved son Bear and Cheryl—and for all those whose lives have been forever altered by this unimaginable loss.
Liam, I am so deeply sorry for all that you went through. Your spirit will live on in the hearts of so many, and your story will continue to be told. The change the industry so desperately needs will come, and we will honor your legacy until it does. Keep singing in the sky, my friend.
With all my love,
Katie
À toutes mes mutuals directioners restantes ici, on a eu des hauts et des bas en tant que fans mais ces années One Direction font parti de mes meilleurs souvenirs
Quand je vois les retours des victimes qui prennent tout mal après la cérémonie des J.O, je comprends pourquoi le monde va si mal..Que des « ouin ouin » incapables d’apprécier un spectacle. Ça chouine toujours pour la religion car c’est incapable d’accepter l’égalité pour tous.
Mes idées noires sont en train de gagner, je crois que j’ai besoin d’en parler.
J’ai rencontré une fille sur Tinder il y a de ça 1 an et demi avec qui je me suis mis en couple, au bout de 10 mois de relation elle me fait savoir son souhait d’avoir un enfant. Je lui dis que 1/x