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FIDGET SPINNER Hypnosis Deceiving mother - [RabbitPlay] - Duration: 3:44.

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"Es más motivación que presión": Ángel Zaldívar, llamado a ser el goleador de las Chivas - Duration: 1:44.

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Neighborhood demands cleanup of illegal concrete dump in Youngstown - Duration: 1:54.

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Dump Truck Accident Shuts Down I-10 - Duration: 1:17.

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Gov. Baker expected to file immigration enforcement bill - Duration: 1:22.

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Trump Pushes Out Priebus As WH Chief Of Staff - Duration: 0:31.

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Why do children have tantrums? - Duration: 2:34.

What do you do when you're really angry?

If you're two years old then the answer is easy: scream as loud as you can, fall on

the ground, flail your limbs.

Why do children react this way?

Emotional regulation.

This is a set of skills that you acquire gradually from birth.

These skills allow you to feel your emotions without getting carried away by them, and

to express your emotions in a socially acceptable way.

Small children have not yet learned these skills.

Distressed babies will scream and cry until they are completely exhausted unless someone

comes to help calm them down.

When their parent holds them, rocks them, sings to them, they feel comforted and start

to calm down.

With practise, they learn this pattern: upset - calm.

Eventually this pattern will become sufficiently ingrained, that they can follow it themselves,

without their parents help.

Toddlers have some basic self-regulation skills - they can walk away from upsetting situations,

or hold a comforting object like a teddy.

But they are not yet masters of this and can still easily become overwhelmed by their emotions.

They can be helped through this by distracting their attention…

Their developing minds can only focus on one idea at a time.

Any distraction can make them forget whatever was so upsetting.

But toddlers have learned something about tantrums - that they force your parents to

react.

The easiest reaction in the short term is to give the child what they want - if they

are screaming because you said they couldn't have any sweets, then they will stop screaming

if you give them sweets.

But… this method is terrible in the long term.

This teaches the child that crying is the way to get what you want.

This will not only teach the toddler a useful tactic, but will also start to get wired into

their brain as a natural reaction.

'Ways to get what I want' is exactly the type of thing that the brain likes to make

sure it remembers.

A parent faced with a crying, flailing toddler, can try distraction, comforting, and giving

the child space to make use of their own self-regulation skills (also known as time out).

It's important to remember that for small children who are not yet able to express themselves

with language, crying and other behaviours are the only way they can get their messages

across.

As the child develops their language skills, they will be better able to tell you what's

wrong.

Parents can support this development by naming the child's emotions for them as they happen

and mirroring their facial expressions.

So long as tantrums are not rewarded, they will gradually decrease as the child matures

and learns how to manage their emotions.

For more infomation >> Why do children have tantrums? - Duration: 2:34.

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Here's My Canada: My Inspiration - Duration: 0:31.

Terry Fox is an inspiring Canadian

I feel strongly about.

Terry Fox was my fellow Canadian

who ran across the country to raise money

and awareness for cancer.

He is our national hero.

Terry Fox did not let his fight with cancer stop him

from saving other Canadian lives.

Terry Fox was brave and encouraging to many

including me.

I wish I got the chance to meet him.

Happy 150th Canada!

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Mid-Year Book Freakout Tag | 2017 - Duration: 14:12.

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University of Alabama professor talks about arrest at Washington protest - Duration: 1:41.

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Heile durch Selbsthass, -ablehnung entstandene Geschwüre durch Haritaki - Duration: 2:08.

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Backstage with Bruno: 'H.M.S. Pinafore' - Duration: 5:08.

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Translation Insights - PART 1 - Duration: 7:49.

before we discuss this chapter in Genesis, I want to take a few minutes to discuss something a bit general

but important nature concerning the bible

it involves a rather scholarly, legal term.

The word is Redacted.

Redacted is a word you're going to hear with some regularity in these lessons;

it simply means, "edited".

And, I know that it bothers some Christians to be told that you are NOT reading the

original scriptures in your Bibles.

These writings went through many revisions over the ages.

But, I also want to assure you, that these revisions......particularly

to the OT......were generally minor.

We know this is the case because with the finding

of the Dead Sea Scrolls, which were written down by the

Essenes over a period time from roughly 50 BC to just before 70 AD, we have

been able to compare the words of the Hebrew OT scriptures

found among those Dead Sea documents with what we have been using for centuries, and

they are close to identical.

Only some minor spelling variations were found, and perhaps a phrase

here and there was added or dropped or modified......usually by adding, deleting,

or changing a person's name or a city......and THAT

because that name or city more recently went by a different name or title due to language

evolution; none of these minor variations had any significant effect on the meaning

or the principle that was being addressed.

Now, understand that the OLDEST OT documents written in Hebrew currently in use in our

modern Bibles were copies from the late 900's A.D......just

before the time of the Crusaders.

The finding of the Dead Sea Scrolls took us back, in one giant leap,

almost 1000 years earlier that time, which is

partly why that find was so important to us; so to see that virtually no meaningful changes

had occurred over a 1000 years attests to the

dedication of the hundreds and thousands of Jews and gentiles who

had hand-copied the Hebrew Bible for further use and distribution over that 10 century period.

What we are reading in the Torah is very accurate......at least in the original Hebrew.

Where we have a few problems is with the translations from Hebrew to other languages.

And, the first translation of the OT from Hebrew to

another language was in Greek..... and that was

accomplished about 200 years BEFORE the Dead Sea Scrolls were written down.

Called the Septuagint, the Greek language version of

the OT has also proven to have been faithfully copied

and handed down over the centuries, so it, too, is a very useful and accurate document.

However, as we have discussed before, there are very

real challenges in translating the THOUGHTS and the concepts of one

culture and its associated language, into another culture and ITS associated language.

Hebrew thought and Greek thought were then, and remains

to this day, miles apart.

And, there are many words and thoughts in Hebrew that have no

parallel in Greek.

So, something close, or at least similar, had to be chosen in some cases. That was the limitation.

This problem is even more troublesome with the NT; because the oldest NT documents we

possess are all written in Greek.

Yet, it is obvious and unchallenged that the writers of the NT were

Jews; they were Jews thoroughly immersed in Hebrew culture and Hebrew thought.

We can compare the ancient Greek Septuagint against

the ancient Hebrew OT and fairly easily find where

the translation problems lay; but it is somewhat different for the N.T., because we have relatively

few passages of N.T. writings that were written down in Hebrew at some point or another; and

all of those appear to have been taken from the Greek,

not the other way around.

Recently, though, a group of Jewish scholars HAVE written a complete

Hebrew NT, using the tremendous leaps in understanding of Hebrew culture in the days

of Yeshua, that also gives us a better understanding of the 1st believers,

whether they were Jews or Christians.

This Bible is written by the Bible Society of Israel, and it is a fully parallel

OT and NT in English and Hebrew.....a very valuable tool for any serious student of the Bible.

(And by the way you can get that from Holy Land Marketplace)

Now, the translation problem is further multiplied when you take a Hebrew thought, try to translate

it in a foreign language, like Greek; and then take the Greek and further translate it into yet

another language, like English.

Even more, over time, words within a particular language can take on

different meanings.

What an English word meant when the first King James Bible was written, as

compared to today, can be quite different.

Here's the thing: understand that the mere translation of a document from one language to another

is by its nature a redaction, an editing.

Simply translating the Hebrew to Greek and then the Greek to English, adds in variations and editorial opinions.

Why else do you suppose we have the absolutely endless series of what we call

Bible versions in English today?

And, don't forget, the Bible has also been translated into hundreds of

other languages, and a substantial amount of those are taken from the English.

the English!

For more infomation >> Translation Insights - PART 1 - Duration: 7:49.

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HSN | Colors of Diamonds Jewelry Celebration 07.28.2017 - 04 PM - Duration: 1:00:01.

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Haritaki entschlackt körperlich, mental & emotional - Duration: 2:32.

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Cordoncillo con dos hebras - Crochet, ganchillo - Duration: 3:01.

We are going to explain how to make another crochet cord

This time with two yarns with different colors

or the same color.

We make a knot to tie the two yarns together

Insert the hook into one of them, no matter which,

and make a chain with only one yarn

Once we have made the chain,

holding the two yarns this way, one on the front and the other one at the back,

we make as follows: take the front yarn from behind towards the front

take the hook backwards and

hook the yarn at the back and draw through the 2 rings on the hook

forwards

backwards

and draw through

forwards

backwards

and draw through

So we have a different but very easy to make crochet cord.

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Ford Fiesta 1.25 TITANIUM 5DRS, Airco, 15"Velg, Radio/cd Fabriek. Rijklaarprijs! - Duration: 0:54.

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France Daily Observation and Bad Driving Compilation #42 - Duration: 8:04.

Got myself in a tiny parking garage again...

This car isn't here, usually

Montmartre !

First car stops in he middle of the road to drop people off

Then a second one does the same. Why didn't they get out while the first group of people was also blocking the road ?

Are you kidding me ?

Peds crossing next to the crosswalk blocked the VW which stopped in my lane

I had plenty of room to overtake but she moved to the middle of the road without checking for cars

Same here, I could have passed without making her brake but she didn't feel like helping me out... "Share the road", they say

Lets his dog run where my back wheel is about to be

I might be blocking the intersection right now...

Driving on the wrong side, honking at a ped on a crosswalk

Letting him out because I know ho difficult it is to reverse out of that spot

Next day. Got himself in that situation again...

Surrounded by 9 lanes of traffic. Must be nerve wrecking

Especially since his car is parked in the middle of the motorway

Satnav got lost

Being nice

Zero lane discipline

Yellow lights don't allow you to do that

I have right of way over everyone here. Car on the left didn't even bother slowing down to check if someone was coming

Taxi changes lane for no reason

I bought the right lane

I don't understand why no one else using this lane

Tail gating much ?

Been waiting for a while to overtake a slow car in the fast lane

Of course you would be turning right...

A bit rude to get in front of me like that

Poor trafic cone

The "do whatever you want intersection"

No one keeps to their lane, people have to turn left from th right lane because this intersection is badly laid out

Red light

Had to cut off a traffic cheater in order to not take a bus in the face

And he was in the bus lane on the right, to turn left...

Bicycle all over the road, going the wrong way

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SUMMER BEACH ESSENTIALS! - Duration: 5:07.

Hey guys it's me Katie and welcome to my channel BeautyWithKatie.

Today I am going to be doing a summer essentials for the beach video and I really hope you

guys enjoy.

Please comment, like, and subscribe it would really mean a lot to me.

So the first thing that you guys are going to need for the beach obviously is a cute

bathing suit.

Mine is just from Triangl.

Then secondly you are going to need a beach cover up.

Mine is from Hollister and it's just super cute easy to throw on and take off so that's

really good.

You are going to need sandals because you are not wanting to be walking barefoot on

that beach.

Because your feet just with the sand it is going to hurt.

So you are going to need a cute pair of sandals for the beach.

Then obviously you are going to need sunglasses.

And a hat to protect yourself from the sun hitting

your face and causing you to be more sun burnt.

On the topic of getting sun burnt you are going to need sunscreen for your face and

for your body.

Because let me just tell you, you do not wanna to be sun burnt.

Sun burnt is just not fun and you could get skin cancer down the line, which is horrible.

If you go in the water you are going to need detangling spray when you get out.

So I just use the It's a 10 spray.

And you are going to need a brush that can get out all of the knots in your hair from

the water.

So I just have a Wet Brush, which is really good and easy for getting out knots from your

hair.

It literally saved me so many times from like having to brush my hair for like twenty minutes

because I just can't get the knots out.

Before you go to the beach your going to want to put on some makeup, but your scared that

like what if it gets all smudgy and I look like a raccoon under the water, but I wanna

go under the water.

No need to worry just use some water proof mascara.

Water proof concealer.

And I'd also recommend using BB cream with SPF.

And I just use the BB cream from Maybelline.

I'd recommend putting on perfume putting on perfume before you go to the beach.

Just something tropical you know get yourself in that beach mode.

And the perfume I am using is from Bath and Body Works and it just seems really nice like

mangoes and very fruity and tropical.

Before you go to the beach your definitely going to put on deodorant.

Cause at the beach it is going to be super duper hot your going to be sweating like crazy.

And you know you don't wanna be smelling up the place so put on some deodorant.

And girl you should be putting on deodorant all day everyday because you just need deodorant.

Also at the beach if you are there for hours the whole day you may wanna listen to some

music.

So I'd recommend bring some headphones or earbuds that you just have lying around your

house.

It's just a good idea.

Also for the beach I would recommend having a cute water bottle.

Because you are going to be sweating it is going to be hot and you know girl you are

going to need to drink some water and stay hydrated.

Also for the beach I would recommend bringing some fruity summery lip balms or a lip balm

with SPF.

Because your lips actually can get burnt and I would not recommend you know testing that

and seeing if your lips will get burnt or not.

So just wear some lip balm with SPF or just fruity lip balm.

Because your lips might get chapped and you just may need some lip balm.

You are going to need a beach towel a cute beach towel of your choice to bring to the

beach.

Because I mean your not just going to be laying on the sand you are going to need a cute beach

towel.

And lastly to hold all of this stuff you are bringing to the beach.

You are going to need a cute bag that will just hold all your stuff and keep everything

together.

Thank you guys so much for watching this video and I will see you guys next week with a new

video.

Please comment, like, and subscribe!!!

Bye guys!

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Walker talks FoxConn opportunities during stop in La Crosse - Duration: 1:19.

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Nghe Kinh Phật này cực kỳ linh nghiệm - Sám hối tội lỗi hết nghiệp chướng, vận may sẽ tìm đến bạn - Duration: 1:36:30.

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Dunkirk Special James Holland on the background, significance & legacy of Operation Dynamo - Duration: 9:01.

On Monday the 27th of May Black Monday that is the day that Britain comes

closest to losing the war, by the end of the week by the end of the Dunkirk

evacuation when not the 45,000 men that was expected to be lifted in a best-case

scenario 338 thousand plus had been evacuated then suddenly you're in a

situation where actually complete meltdown and crisis has been averted and

actually suddenly the nation is pulling together and their strength is growing

and their ability to hold out and to keep fighting and actually eventually

possibly even overtake Germany in terms of strength it suddenly being realized

so that week is the pivotal week. Had Britain lost the war then Germany Nazi

Germany would have dominated the entire year of European continent as well as

Great Britain and their job in the Soviet Union might have been just that

little bit easier. Well most of the Dunkirk evacuation the British probably

didn't wasn't aware that it was happening it was only once they started

coming back and droves that they started to realise and there was a press embargo

on this until I think something like the 30th of May so well into the evacuation

and when the little ships were called out I think on the night of the 28th of

May you know the embargo was still in place so the little the little sort of

powers shallow-draft boats all around East Anglia and southern Britain they

were called out but you know please keep it under wraps that was basically the

message the British public were really really deeply shocked by the turn of

events on the continent because no one expected the combined alliance of

Britain and France and then lastly once the war began at once the Germans

launched their attack Holland and Belgium as well they thought that would

be enough and now there's a rule of thumb when you're attacking that you

need at least three to one material advantage and the Germans didn't have

anything like that what they were able to do was bring to bear that freeze that

important advantage at the main point of attacking Germans called the Schwerpunkt

this concentration of force but overall not at all I mean France alone had

double the number of artillery pieces had almost double the number of tanks

that had bigger better tanks I mean you know on paper they shouldn't

lost where it was where it was won by the Germans was in their speed of

maneuver their speed of operation helped massively by the fact that German people

were there were more radios in Germany per family than any other country in the

world including the United States mechanically they were way down the list

they were kind of way behind France way behind Britain and certainly obviously

way behind behind the USA but in terms of radios Germany had lots of them and

so they're able to harness that and of course if you have radios in your tanks

and your trucks and your tip with your artillery even with your groovy BMW

motorbikes and sidecars then you can all communicate with each other very quickly

I mean that was the failing of the First World War that people could would

exploit it you know it would break through but they couldn't exploit it

because they couldn't communicate get reinforcements now the Germans have done

that the French still don't have radios they're stymied by this slow methodical

top-heavy um command structure they don't have

many radios just a few they're dependent on telephones and traditional telephone

wires which then get cut by bombing by you know problems of war and they just

can't move and the roads are being clogged by refugees and what that means

is units are being ordered by dispatch rider who are often getting lost and by

the time that order has reached the place it needs to be other events have

already moved and so what's happening is the French forces are just stuck where

they are they're literally like rabbits in headlights like they cannot physically

move and what that means is the Germans can concentrate their best forces which

are a comparatively small spearhead to the long wooden shaft of the rest of the

German army and can take out those units in detail and basically envelop the

whole lot but no one was expecting that so back in Britain

everyone is just absolutely gobsmacked by this turn of events and you have to

remember that people have been seeing the Nazis on newsreels at the cinemas

and so on these huge Nuremberg rallies and that all looks incredibly

intimidating and scary and so they've already been put on a kind of military

pedestal that perhaps they don't deserve and everything that happens in France

just confirms their very very worst fears so there is general panic in

Britain and what happens during that dunker with

week is they panic nearly so much that they throw in the towel the driving

force behind that is Lord Halifax who is a foreign secretary who is urging the

War Cabinet to pursue peace talks through Signor Bastianini who is the

Italian ambassador to Britain and had they done that what Churchill realizes

who is only sixteen days into his Premiership when Operation Dynamo

evacuation begins what Churchill realizes that once you open that door

even just ajar it then blows wide open and you can't shut it again and you've

already signed your death warrant effectively you've crossed the Rubicon

of which there is no return and he was absolutely right but you know Halifax

was the most respected politician in Britain Churchill had and was recognized

as being a maverick with quite unsound judgment but actually

the irony is is the man who was known to be steady, sound, you know, the absolute

epitome of good sense was the one who was losing his head and the one who had

the reputation for being a maverick and unreliable was the one who was really

keeping calm and as he was able to defeat Halifax on the 28th of May and

win over first the War Cabinet the five-man war cabinet and then the outer

cabinet so Churchill's own strength was reinforced and with it came this start

of this wonderful oratory and his own self-confidence and his understanding

his geopolitical understanding of the wider situation was that yes the BEF has

been defeated but most of the men have come back which is a psychological and

morale-lifting victory even though from the jaws of defeat but also what

Churchill recognized was of the British Army was a very very small component in

its armed services the absolutely number one senior service was the Royal Navy

which was really important because obviously we're an island nation and

second was the growing strength of the RAF and the RAF was able to operate over

Britain with the world's first fully coordinated air defence system which is

something that no-one else had ever thought of doing and no-one and no one

else in the world had so France didn't have in the RAF when they were in France

didn't have that either but they do when they're operating over Britain this is a

massive shock for the Luftwafe and completely blunts them in the Battle of

Britain but Churchill realizes that actually

there's a lot in Britain's favor the Dominions the empire extra imperial

possessions in South America for example Egypt control of the Suez Canal this

huge Navy the world's largest merchant shipping Navy access to around eighty

eighty-five percent of the world's merchant shipping you know these are all

colossal advantages and yes the very very tiny army has been defeated but

sort of that doesn't matter in the big scheme of things because we have the

Navy we have access to resources and we can grow our army and we can fight back

we can rebuild our strength as long as we can hold on now we can hold it we can

rebuild our strength as German strength is diminished well the little ships

contribution was significant because it it showed this kind of it bound people

together and it became part of the legend I mean how many people they

actually lifted of course you know compared to you know a destroyer or a

cross-channel ferry or something you know it's a tiny tiny fraction but so

many people answered the call and you know lots of them sacrifice their lives

and it became part of the myth it became part of it very very quickly part of the

myth you know everyone recognized what they

had done and it from a morale point of view it psychologically it helped bind

Britain it all became part of this we're not going to be defeated we might have

our backs to the wall but everyone can play their part and it was this part it

played an incredibly important part in this concept of bringing the entire

nation together, that this is not just about our armed services this is about

every man woman and child in Britain pulling their weight and these people

these civilians answer the call you are morally obliged everybody else is

morally obliged to do their bit as well it really works so there so it's a

psychological and moral advantage of what they achieve rather than the

numbers of men that they were actually lifting off the beaches but you know

it's a fantastic story isn't it?

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Hawk Nelson Diamonds Cover With Unconditional Love Xo Enjoy :D ! - Duration: 2:48.

Here and now I'm in the fire, In above my head

Oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh Being held under the pressure,

Don't know what'll be left Oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh

But it's here in the ashes I'm finding treasure

He's making diamonds, diamonds Making diamonds out of dust

He is refining in his timing He's making diamonds out of us

I'll surrender to the power Of being crushed by love

Oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh Till the beauty that was hidden

Isn't covered up Oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh

Oh it's not what I hoped for It's something much better

He's making diamonds, diamonds Making diamonds out of dust

He is refining in his timing He's making diamonds out of us

Oh the joy of the Lord It will be my strength

When the pressure is on He's making diamonds

Oh the joy of the Lord It will be my strength

When the pressure is on He's making diamonds

Oh the joy of the Lord It will be my strength

When the pressure is on He's making, he's making

He's making diamonds, diamonds Making us rise up from the dust

He is refining in his timing He's making diamonds out of dust

Making diamonds out of us

I won't be afraid to shine I won't be afraid to shine

I won't be afraid to shine Cause he's making diamonds out of dust

Making diamonds out of us

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Here's My Canada: What I want for the future of Canada - Duration: 0:27.

This is what I want for the future of Canada,

minimum wage that increase next year

which means a lot of service sector workers

will start earning more.

That would increase discretionary

spending levels in most households.

Income levels are somewhat proportionate

to spending levels which means more

income is going towards contributions to

the economy, which is actually the lifeline

of Canada's progressive future.

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Ultron is Back~! Go Marvel Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and Spidey - NomNom TOYS - Duration: 4:05.

NomNom TOYS (놈놈토이스)

Ultron is Back~! Go Marvel Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and Spidey

Ultron이 돌아왔다 ~! 마블 헐크, 아이언 맨, 캡틴 아메리카, 토르, 스파이디 가자.

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Tumblr Tag - Duration: 3:49.

hi hey hello I'm Hannah and I decided to start a YouTube channel and I thought

you know of course why not for the first video do the tumblr tag so I'm going to

just you know go check out what's happening on my tumblr yeah so we're just

gonna get started

ah! this is so good it's exactly what I wanted

I'm just- you know I really appreciate my fans you know going through all this

effort I'm just so touched that people would have blogs like dedicated to me I

just it just makes me feel really good about myself and that people are able to

like interact and meet new people like all because of me it's just like my

favorite thing about my job. my job being YouTube I don't know

I don't know which one I was um yeah so uh I'm just really touched by this I

absolutely live for it so I just thank you guys all so much I really appreciate

it it really means a lot to me to see all

your like, fan art and stuff so yeah thank you guys so much

that's about it for the video so if you uh if you liked the video make sure to

give it a thumbs up um what else do I say? subscribe make

sure you subscribe down below if you enjoyed the video if you thought I was

like a little funny or like you like Tumblr. subscribe if you like Tumblr. give

it a thumbs up if you have thought about tumblr sometime in your life

and hey if you're feeling wild uh turn on post notifications. post notifactions?

is it post notifications on YouTube I'm- oh my gosh I just realized i've been looking at the view finder

the whole time

that felt so good in my heart, that take. okay well yeah thanks for watching I'll

be making a new video and posting it probably once a week but maybe more I

don't know, I need to figure it out. also yeah we're just going to see but thank you so

much for watching thank you so much for making that amazing content and posting

it on tumblr just like because of me I really appreciate okay goodbye

hi hello! no, what I don't remember what it was was

hi hey hello and oh interesting that's not what

I wanted but you're going to do this okay and one two three

Wow oh no not yet I can dance really well as you can tell

oh wow! lots of people called Hannah Jayne none of them are me okay Wow oh

maybe that one's me I think that one's me just kidding that's not my name if you

liked the video shmake sure to- mm!

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Cover of "Jane Says" by Jane's Addiction - Corinne Crimson & Roz (Guitar/ Ukulele w/Chords/ Lyrics) - Duration: 3:09.

Hi, I'm Corinne And I'm Rozalynn

We're coming to you from Santa Cruz, California This song is by Jane's Addiction

And it's called ...

JANE SAYS, "I'm done with Sergio" He treats me like a ragdoll"

She hides the television Says, "I don't owe him nothing But if he comes back again Tell him to wait right here for me

I'll try again tomorrow I'm gonna kick tomorrow I'm gonna kick tomorrow"

Jane says "have you seen my wig around" "I feel naked without it"

She knows they all want her to go That's okay man she don't like them anyway

Jane says, "I'm going away to Spain When I get my money saved

I'm gonna start tomorrow I'm gonna kick tomorrow

I'm gonna kick tomorrow She gets mad and she starts to cry

Takes a swing but she can't hit!

She don't mean to harm She just don't know what else to do about it

Jane goes to the store at eight She walks up on St. Andrews She waits and gets her dinner there

She pulls her dinner from her pocket Jane says, "I've never been in love"

No, she don't know what it is She only knows if someone wants her

"I want 'em if they want me I only know they want me"

La la la la la la la

Whoo hoo

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