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10 More Creepy Monsters in Film

Hey guys, Culture here.

Today we're going to talk about 10 more creepy monsters in film.

More specifically, we'll look at what makes them creepy and the movie worlds they inhabit.

I just want to say up front that Culture does not wet the bed.

I… what?

Of course I don't, no one said I did.

Exactly, and that's the official stance that we, the united front of CultureCrash,

are putting forward.

Yes, because it's the truth Crash

Preaching to the converted buddy.

Anyway, let's get into this.

Number 1: The Host or Gwoemul (2006) South Korea is known for its ability to create

memorable horror films such as Momento Mori and Train to Busan.

In Joon-ho Bong's Gwoemul (The Host), released in 2006, a medical examiner dumps an unusually

large amount of old formaldehyde into the Han river.

What emerges next is a giant, creepy mutated fish monster with bulbous eyes, a flower-petal

shaped mouth… …and some sweet backflipping skills.

The fish mutant creature snatches people up with its prehensile tail while swallowing

another victim whole to eventually be regurgitated later for a midnight snack.

One particularly gruesome scene shows the monster vomiting what appears to be hundreds

upon hundreds of human bones atop it's already growing pile of living and dead humans.

I've always been an advocate for the environment and this just shows how pollution can lead

not only to dangerous water supplies but also mutant creatures that eat people.

Global warming is real folks.

Save the polar bears and whales and raccoons and-

Number 2: Ghoulies II (1988) Not every horror film needs a realistic or

even scary monster.

That's where Ghoulies II comes into play.

The Toilet Ghoulie is a horrible little creature that lurks within one of the most sacred places

known to man: the privy.

Or jacks; porcelain throne, loo, lavatory…

Whatever you want to call the toilet, this little creepy goblinoid waits until you're

most vulnerable before literally "ripping you a new one."

A new what?

Ohhhhh a new anus, you mean anus, I get it now.

HE MEANT ANUS EVERYONE.

Crash stop screaming about anus…

I wish this was the first time I'd said that.

The Toilet Ghoulie is so creepy that it makes you look twice before getting down to business

in the middle of the night… oh jeez, that came out wrong as well.

Let's move on.

Number 3: The Taking of Deborah Logan (2014) While there are undeniably a large array of

monsters in film and other forms of entertainment, it's hard to deny one of the most horrific:

ourselves.

Humans are capable of incredibly odious things like, you know, creating creepy, scary monsters;

however, nothing is more terrifying than the decay of a human mind.

In The Taking of Deborah Logan (2014), a psychologist and her film team spend several months with

a woman suffering from nearly debilitating Alzheimer's, documenting the impact of the

disease not only on the patient but on the family as well.

As the story progresses and Deborah Logan's mind deteriorates, her bizarre behavior begins

leaving the realm of psychological and becomes well… something only Crash could think up.

I'll take that as a compliment.

I've seen the ending and it is a doozy.

The Taking of Deborah Logan makes this list due its frighteningly personal and compelling

tale of a very real, very terrifying disease that could happen to anyone.

There's just enough realistic gore and a dash of otherworldly possession that makes

sweet, little old Deborah one of the creepiest monsters in modern film.

Number 4: Stranger Things (2016) As with our last monster list, this next creature

isn't in a film but it certainly warrants a mention for being a creepy monster.

In case you haven't already heard enough about the show, Stranger Things is set in

a small town in the 1980s.

The town is flipped upside down after a group of boys playing Dungeons and Dragons find

themselves caught up in the mystery of finding their friend after his strange disappearance.

Enter the Demogorgon of Stranger Things: a humanoid, flappy-mouthed, viscous-coated predator

with no actual face, dozens of teeth, and sharp claws on every appendage.

Sounds like my step mother, am I right people?

Ha… ha… oh no, I've become an old comedian from the 80's.

They'll never let me do stand-up at universities again!

Sensitive to the scent of human blood, this hunter from down under not only consumes its

prey after dragging them into its cold, dark, damp dimension, it also implants… well…

it doesn't seem pleasant.

Number 5: Basket Case (1982) The 1982 cult classic horror-comedy, Basket

Case, deserves a mention on this list.

The movie is known for it's rather dramatic death scenes and senseless gore, but the star

of the film is the man that lives in a basket.

Belial Bradley is the deformed remains of his normal looking conjoined, twin brother,

Duane.

Forcefully separated at an early age, Belial is filled with rage and envy and the two brothers

plot out their means to exact revenge on the doctors that performed their procedure.

Carried around in a woven basket, Belial is released and allowed to violently carry out

his desires despite being a small lump of flesh and bones.

His appearance is abhorrent, with stubby arms protruding from the sack of flesh that are

strong enough to hold a person down or, as in the film, shove their face into a drawer

of sharp medical equipment.

His razor sharp, pointed teeth are capable of biting off chunks of skin, muscle, and

sinew from his enemies, and, with peculiar grace, he is able to leap from his basket

onto his victims, taking them by surprise.

Peculiar grace is the name of my autobiography by the way.

Despite Belial's lack of human form and function, this is one creepy monster that

will be remembered for his over-the-top violence and smile.

Number 6: The Babadook (2014) In horror films, books are often depicted

as gateways for otherworldly creatures to enter our own, most often through witchcraft.

However, the origins of The Babadook are unknown which is just one reason why this creepy creature

makes our list.

After a mysterious pop-up book manifests in the household of a widow, she reads the story

to her troubled child and strange things begin to happen.

"If its in a word or its in a look, you can't get rid of the Babadook."

So creepy, I love this film.

It very much borrows from my own strategy for seducing women.

Ergh.

Donning a top hat, black eyes, and a large toothy grin, the well-dressed phantom is capable

of possessing its victims and forcing them to carry out murderous tasks for its own deranged

pleasure.

He lurks around every corner of your home and invades your dreams, turning them into

realistic nightmares of horror.

The more you think of him, the more power The Babadook gains power until he's able

to possess your body and uses you to carry out murderous acts.

The sinister undertones of the Babadook's representation of the family's attitude

towards their deceased husband and father makes psychological effect even more devastating.

Number 7: The Descent (2006) There are tons of creepy things to be found

in unexplored caves, but the Crawlers from the 2006 UK film The Descent would make anyone

consider staying indoors to explore a Minecraft cave instead.

The Descent follows the adventure of a group of spelunkers who inevitably get lost deep

in the caves of the Appalachian Mountains.

After a cave-in, the explorers search for a way out only to realize they are slowly

being hunted by a group of subterranean beings.

Much like deciding to start a YouTube channel, realizing you've trapped yourselves then

being hunted by trolls.

Not that we have any personal experience in this…

These creatures are perfectly adept for surviving in this pitch black, rocky environment.

Not only are the crawlers blind, but they rely heavily on sound and scent to stalk their

prey in the dark.

Their flesh is void of the usual pigments of humans, but their bodies are a striking

reflection of our own.

With pointed ears, elongated, rodent-like incisors, and mutated, vampiric facial features,

these crawlers will send you scrambling for the nearest Escape Rope.

Really?

A Pokémon reference?

I thought you were better than that Culture.

Number 8: Cloverfield (2008) Not all creepy monsters need to be small.

Kaiju films pump out some of the most memorable creepy monsters that are larger than life;

which is why the humongous creature from Cloverfield makes this list.

The Cloverfield monster, named "Clover", rages through the streets of New York City.

Clover stands roughly 90 meters tall and 365 meters long with its incredibly long, slender

double-jointed limbs with clawed, pronged feet.

Its tremendously large, fanged mouth is strong enough to chomp a human in half.

This is "Creepy monsters" Culture, not "Kaijus".

Gotta work harder than that.

Okay, okay, so these qualities of a typical Kaiju monster don't really make her that

creepy.

But what about the hundreds deep-sea parasites that cover Clover's body?

These human-sized parasites are exactly what nightmares are made of.

A horrific cross between a crab, a spider, and a cockroach, these nasties possess a far

greater threat than Clover herself.

One bite from these parasites is enough to cause bleeding from the eyes, vomiting, and…

abdominal rupture.

Victims of the parasite's bite meet their bloody, violent, explosive ends in a matter

of minutes.

Number 9: Attack on Titan (2015) Anime is an incredible medium for bringing

creepy, monstrous creatures to life.

In 2015, the hit show Attack on Titan escaped its paper constraints and burst onto the silver

screen.

The show features the story of a few young heroes in the military fending off a seemingly

endless fleet of undying, indestructible humanoid creatures called "Titans."

These Titans vary in size from 10 foot tall to skyscraper size.

They're eyes are constantly wide with a creepy, permanent grin stretching across their

giant face from ear to ear as they pluck up victims effortlessly, tearing them in half

in a single bite.

There doesn't seem to be a rhyme or reason for their existence other than to destroy

the human race.

Swords, bullets, even fire can't seem to take out the behemoth beings with regenerative

powers, that is, unless you're a specially trained dual-blade wielding soldier using

steampunk technology to zipline around buildings to carve out a very small, very precise section

of the neck.

Aside from the naked, private-less bodies and constant grinning, the Titans don't

seem to care whether or not the humans die and have no real need or purpose in killing

them.

That fact alone is enough to make them creepy.

Number 10: V/H/S/2 (2013) While "found footage" film isn't always

well executed, V/H/S/2 leaves us with our final creepy monster.

One of the more memorable sequences from the film involves a group of kids, a slumber party,

and a camera strapped onto a dog.

Throughout the broken recorded footage, the viewer watches horrors unfolding around group

of friends as one by one they're abducted by aliens.

These alien figures are your typical creepy greys; tall, lanky, big black eyes…

But what earns them a spot on this list is their calculated methods of ruthless, brute

abduction and the absolutely petrifying sounds they make.

Not even Crash makes these sounds at night whilst screaming at his computer because he

keeps losing at pubg.

No, I'm WINNING.

Those sounds are my victory squeals.

And they sound like this: WHEW!

"Victory squeals"?

Do you even hear yourself sometimes?

After watching this film, you'll find yourself triggered by the sound of a train horn in

the middle of the night.

And that's it for today, if you guys have any other creepy monsters that left an impression

on you let us know in the comments down below!

And stop spreading rumours that Culture wets the bed because it's just not funny anymore

guys, come on!

Crash if you keep saying that then I'll become your worst nightmare.

You heard it here first folks, Culture verbally abusing me.

Oh how the mighty have fallen...

...See you next week!

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Pawn is strict on keeping the law even when he wishes to play the game!

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10 Things to do in Ljubljana, Slovenia Travel Guide - Duration: 12:48.

Well hello hello.

We find ourselves in a new destination.

We are currently in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

We've only been here a few days but I can already say this is one of our new favorite

cities in Europe.

Yeah, it sure is.

It is just been so charming.

It is small, so easy to navigate on foot and we've just been having a lot of great experiences

here.

So we're going to show you 10 different things you can do here in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Let's go check it out.

So we are starting out sightseeing here right in the center of town.

We are in Preseren Square (Prešernov trg).

Beautiful pink church behind us and guess what we also have 3 bridges.

We're at the triple bridge.

Triple bridge.

What is the reasoning behind this what do you think?

I have no idea.

It is being used a lot.

You know there is tonnes of people walking, there is people biking and I just saw a river

cruise go right underneath.

Yeah.

The triple bridge so.

I think we should choose the main bridge.

Let's walk down the middle bridge of the triple bridge.

Let's go.

Prešeren Square is a central meeting spot in the heart of the Old Town, so it made sense

to start our tour of Ljubljana here.

The square is named after Slovene national poet, France Prešeren, and this is where

you'll also find the Franciscan Church of the Annunciation (Frančiškanska cerkev),

lots of gelato shops, and the baffling bridge we just mentioned.

As for the reasoning behind the Triple Bridge (Tromostovje), it turns out that at one point

there was only one bridge, which wasn't wide enough to handle vehicles and pedestrians.

To prevent a bottleneck, an architect decided it would make sense to build two additional

bridges for pedestrians on either side of the middle bridge.

Of course, today, the whole area is closed to traffic, so that leaves visitors with 3

bridges to choose from.

So Sam you've been finding all of these bridges pretty fascinating but this one in particular.

I've been most fascinated by this bridge for one very particular good reason.

And I've seen a lot of love lock bridges around the world but I've never seen one so organized.

Normally there are way too many love locks.

It is almost like tearing down the bridge but here they are like almost like perfectly

symmetrical.

There is not too many.

It is very tidy.

It is the tidiest love lock bridge I have ever seen.

And this is not the only fascinating bridge.

If you just look over here I believe that one is called the dragon's bridge and we're

going to go walk to that one next.

If you keep walking east along the river, you will come across the famed dragon bridge

(Zmajski most), which is guarded by four dragons - one on each corner.

Legend has it that Jason, a hero from ancient Greek mythology, founded this city and killed

a dragon, so that explains the bridge and the numerous dragon statues you'll see scattered

around Ljubljana.

(Live Music)

Alright, so after walking across a gazillion bridges it feels we have finally reached the

central market (Osrednja ljubljanska tržnica).

Yes.

It smells amazing.

We're in the flower section right now.

Yeah.

And it like fresh blooms.

Yeah, so we are noticing lots of flowers.

Also there is a really big fruit and produce section and there is also another section

on the other side which is selling souvenirs.

Yeah, and all that being said we are visiting in the middle of the week and it is also late

in the afternoon so it is not super busy.

A lot of the stands are starting to shut down but it still looks really pretty.

So let's have a look.

If markets are your thing, Ljubljana's Central Market is another spot worth checking out.

Aside from fresh produce, plants and flowers, we also noticed a few food trucks along the

perimeter where you can grab a meal on the go.

And while you're in the area, just west of the market you have Ljubljana Cathedral

(ljubljanska stolnica), also known as St. Nicholas Church, which is another major landmark

in the Old Town.

We had big sightseeing plans on our second day in Ljubljana, but first up, we needed

to sample some Slovenian food so we went to Allegria.

Sam ordered Zlikrofi (zhlee-krofi), a Slovenian dumpling stuffed with potato, which came with

a lamb goulash.

And I ordered the Slovenian sausage with cabbage and mashed potatoes.

Then for dessert, we had a layered pastry stuffed with poppy seeds, walnuts, apples,

raisins, and a light dusting of icing sugar.

All of that including wine was 28 Euros.

After a filling lunch, we were ready to kick off our sightseeing.

Our first stop: Ljubljana Castle (Ljubljanski grad - Laibacher Schloss), which sits on Castle

Hill overlooking the city.

Alright today the sightseeing commences with a visit to Ljubljana Castle and we just got

our tickets.

We paid 10 Euros per person and that was to take a ride about the funicular so we could

save our legs but it also included admission to the castle so not bad.

Originally built as a medieval fortress in the 11th century, Ljubljana Castle has seen

many redesigns and renovations.

If you're only wanting to visit the central courtyard, you can enter free of charge, however,

if you pay for the ticket, this allows you to climb the Outlook Tower which offers 360

degree views of the city.

Alright Sam, you ready to climb some more stairs?

Yeah, we've been burning off lunch and now we've got the spiral staircase.

Alright, lead the way.

Let's do it.

Oh, it is a push door.

Yep.

Push to go in.

It is kind of cool.

I mean cool as in like the temperature is cool.

Haha.

Cool as in refreshing.

It is refreshing.

That is the word I'm looking for.

Alright guys this isn't exactly the kind of staircase I was expecting or the kind of staircase

I enjoy because I'm not a huge fan of heights and with this one you can really see all the

way down like you can see through the steps, you can see to the side oh my gosh.

But we're almost there.

Alright time for the next adventure.

Yeah, so we're going to be taking a river cruise and we're going to get really good

views of Ljubljana from a high vantage now it is time to see it from ground level.

Well, more specifically river level.

Yeah.

Let's do it.

How much was it?

Oh, it was 8 Euros per person.

There are a few different departures for cruises down the Ljubljanica.

We boarded a cruise directly underneath the Love Lock Bridge (Mesarski most), which is

actually called Mesarski Most.

This was our favourite activity in Ljubljana and it was a super relaxed way to watch the

city go by.

Alright, so I would say we got the best seats in the house.

We're up front.

Is that the bow or the helm?

I don't really know my boat lingo.

Put it this way we're sitting in lawn chairs yeah and we're going to have front row seats

so.

And we even have blankets like if you do this tour later on in the day it gets a bit chilly

so this is perfect.

Alright, so that was a lovely boat tour.

So so relaxing.

It was so relaxing you slept for half of it.

To be fair as soon as we got on we each got a glass of wine.

Sam got the red.

I had a glass of white.

Then you wrapped yourself up in a blanket and you were out like a you were as snug as

a bug.

I missed half the journey.

You really did.

But anyway it was gorgeous and that was a really good river cruise.

Yes.

Some river cruises suck to be honest.

That one was good.

From what I saw.

Yeah, from what you saw.

I was awake for the whole thing and it was really good.

It was nice and long.

45 minutes.

So I'd recommend that.

Only 8 Euros.

Pretty good value.

And now time for ice cream.

Oh yeah.

Alright guys so stopped at Cacao which is the most famous ice cream shop in the whole

city.

Double scoops.

So what did you get?

Rum and raisin and pistachio.

And how is it?

Oh, it is good.

I've been already digging in.

Haha.

And I got santo domingo chocolate and wild strawberries.

It tastes so much of rum.

Look at this.

Look at the size.

I know these are huge.

And we had a huge lunch oh my gosh.

Ultimate pigs over here.

Well welcome to what is probably the most colorful neighborhood in the whole city.

We are currently in Metelkova and this area used to be an ex-army garrison and then it

was taken over by squatters in the 90s and they kind of started their own artsy commune

with their own rules.

There is lots of street art everywhere and this place kind of reminds me of a few different

spots we've visited this year.

One of them I'm thinking about is kiefernstraße in Düsseldorf.

Yeah.

Where they also had this squatting complex.

I mean we've seen a bit of this in Berlin.

There was that neighborhood in São Paulo.

Beco de Batman.

Yeah, Batman Alley.

Yeah.

And yeah it is really colorful so let's go have a look around.

Sam how would you like to be an alien riding a giraffe.

Would that suit you?

Yeah, that could be an okay life.

Give up the life of travel.

I'll just be an alien riding a giraffe.

There you go.

Why not.

Straight out of Star Wars.

Metelkova is home to a number of clubs and venues that host concerts, performances, and

exhibitions, but even if your visit doesn't coincide with one of these events, you can

still visit for the street art.

As for getting there, Metelkova is located across the train station and over a few blocks

east.

Now here's another restaurant recommendation.

One place we really enjoyed was Sarajevo 84, a restaurant specializing in Balkan cuisine.

Not only were the portions massive, but everything we ordered was absolutely delicious.

We had a feast featuring: grilled meat with pita and onions, baked beans and sausage,

roasted peppers, and a flaky pastry stuffed with cheese.

All of that food including dessert, only came to 23 Euros.

And if you're in the mood for museums right across from Tivoli Park you've got a whole

bunch of different museums and galleries for you to choose from but we're going to skip

that because we've had a long day and we have a big adventure coming up tomorrow.

What is the plan for tomorrow?

We're going to Bled.

But speaking of galleries and museums, a few you'll find in the area include: the National

Gallery (Narodna galerija), the Museum of Modern Art (Moderna galerija), and the National

Museum of Slovenia (Narodni muzej Slovenije).

Lastly, we finished off the day at Tivoli, which is the largest park in Ljubljana.

It's located west of the Old Town and it's home to numerous gardens.

We only visited a fraction of it, but it was a nice way to wind down the day and wrap up

our time in this city.

And that's it for our time in Ljubljana.

Our visit was short, tasty, and relaxing, and we're really glad we made some time

to visit this underrated capital.

Now you guys know the drill; if there are any other things to do in Ljubljana that we

may have missed in this travel guide, feel free to share your suggestions with fellow

travellers in the comments below.

Wishing you happy travels and until next time!

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DON'T do this in Korea! ft. EmilTube | HelloRasmus - Duration: 5:01.

It's swee... it's great

You..

We're walking here..

Can you not turn on that?

We'll try that again..

So Emil you live here..

You're from the UK..

They really do not want us to vlog..

So, Emil you live here..

You're from Europe..

You're from The United of the Kingdoms..

The United of the Kingdoms..

Yes I am..

And you promised to teach me -

- how to be a good tourist here in Korea..

I did..

Yes..

Rule number one..

When you come to Korea..

Some people think they have to over bow to people..

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah..

It's the whole idea of Asia..

Yeah, you bow a lot..

Yeah, and you do not need the whole deep bow..

That's another thing..

Do not try to hug people, they do not hug in Korea..

Only if you like a couple or family, like an even families not don't hug that much..

Notice the little bow or like when you sort of nod -

- and walk away..

No hugging?

No hugging..

They don't hug..

Yeah, I haven't done that..

It's just a little bow like this..

You give them a little bow..

Perfect, bro..

That's it?

Yeah, he's Korean..

Why did they do that? Why do they bow?

It's just the sign of respect..

It's like uuh.. It's just something -

- they've done since the old days..

Cool..

You can do deep bows -

- but it's only in very formal situations..

Okay..

Not when you're asking someone for directions on the street..

No, no, wow, who would do that?

That's such a.. such a stupid idea..

Number two..

Do not think that Korea's gonna be super warm -

- especially in the winter, because it is not..

Do not come out with t-shirts and shorts -

- whatever you do..

Yeah, it's very very cold here..

It was snowing here..

Yeah, it was snowing here..

I instagrammed it..

Okay, that was two things, that I shouldn't do..

Final thing..

Do not vlog with someone taller than you -

- because it makes you look very short..

I can go like this..

We'll film from below..

Wauw, you're so tall!

Third thing, final thing..

Do not think you have to eat everything with chopsticks..

It's not a law..

You can eat some things -

- with your hands or with a spoon..

It's fine..

You know something like potato chips -

- or something like that..

Do not try to eat them with chopsticks..

Yeah whoo..

Yeah, that's really difficult..

Only a very silly person to do that -

- and that's it bro..

You stick to those 3 things, you'll be fine..

Okay, cool!

Well, I won't do any of these things -

- because that would make me a silly person..

Exactly bro..

Great..

Guys, if you want to know more about Korean culture -

- go check out a Emil's channel -

- because that's where you'll find it..

That is where you will find it..

In a language that you can understand..

Exactly..

What do we do now Emil?

I am not this short..

He is way too tall..

He's making me look so... I hate it.

Get down, come on..

Get down on it..

You're a liar man..

We'll do it a bit more like this..

Yeah, if you do it from this angle they can't tell dude..

Ouhee, it's so cold..

Let's get inside..

Thanks for watching this video..

If you like Korea like me -

- then subscribe to my channel -

- and if you don't like Korea, then why the fubidibubob -

- are you watching this video?

I mean seriously..

Anyways subscribe!

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This is the second day of my

Advent Calendar! So today is a very glittery look

I need glitters all over myself during holidays season

I was inspired by this picture I had pinned

years ago and I can't find

who is the artist so if you know please lmk

and I will credit her in the description box

I draw the shape of my glitter part

This step is useless because I was supposed

to do it after but... anyways you can watch it lol

I use this shade from the Cinema flash palette

from MUFE for my glitter part

I fill in the empty space with it

I use a lighter shade for my light points

I found it too dark so I added

some white flash color

I will put 2 shades of glitters

I apply first one shade

with a flat brush

then I add the second shade

I will use this palette for the whole makeup

and I start with the contour

I start my eyes with the same shade

I add a darker shade on the lash line

And I do the cut crease as well

I intensify with some black

I do my eyeliner with my favorite product

After applying some mascara I put Aquarius lashes from BMC

I use Purgatory lipstick from BMC as well to do my brows

I clean the contour of my glitter part

with a makeup wipe

that's why you don't have to do the foundation first

I add some spirit gum on the desired area

I apply some plaits wax

I roll it into my hands and put it on

top of the glued area

I flatten it so I can work it easier

Because it's sticky I add some cream on my fingers

so it's easier to work with

I hate to work this product but I try to do my best

This is not stable and make me go crazy

I do the same all around mu glitter shape

You can flatten with a spatula as well

don't forget to put some cream on it

And this is now that you have to do your foundation

I do my base as usual

with my powder, contour

highlight, blush...

everything

I do the base with Lydia pencil from OCC

I start by the lower lash line

I smudge

And the cut crease now

I use the BH cosmetics Modern matte palette again

and I start with my transition color that is a pale pink

And I darken it with a darker

purple shade

I do my lips with the lipstick I use for my brows

so it's Purgatory from BMC

I put a wig from Everyday Wigs

I love the color!

I need my actual hair to look like that

Thank you for watching!

I hope you enjoyed it!

See you tomorrow

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Attacking Ourselves Top Doctors Reveal Vaccines Turn Our Immune System Against Us - Duration: 25:12.

Attacking Ourselves Top Doctors Reveal Vaccines Turn Our Immune System Against Us

by Edward Morgan

The research is hard to ignore, vaccines can trigger autoimmunity with a laundry list of

diseases to follow. With harmful and toxic metals as some vaccine ingredients, who is

susceptible and which individuals are more at risk?

No one would accuse Yehuda Shoenfeld of being a quack. The Israeli clinician has spent more

than three decades studying the human immune system and is at the pinnacle of his profession.

You might say he is more foundation than fringe in his specialty; he wrote the textbooks.

The Mosaic of Autoimmunity, Autoantibodies, Diagnostic Criteria in Autoimmune Diseases,

Infection and Autoimmunity, Cancer and Autoimmunity � the list is 25 titles long and some of

them are cornerstones of clinical practice. Hardly surprising that Shoenfeld has been

called the �Godfather of Autoimmunology� � the study of the immune system turned

on itself in a wide array of diseases from type 1 diabetes to ulcerative colitis and

multiple sclerosis.

But something strange is happening in the world of immunology lately and a small evidence

of it is that the Godfather of Autoimmunology is pointing to vaccines � specifically,

some of their ingredients including the toxic metal aluminum � as a significant contributor

to the growing global epidemic of autoimmune diseases. The bigger evidence is a huge body

of research that�s poured in in the past 15 years, and particularly in the past five

years. Take for example, a recent article published in the journal Pharmacological Research

in which Shoenfeld and colleagues issue unprecedented guidelines naming four categories of people

who are most at risk for vaccine-induced autoimmunity.

�On one hand,� vaccines prevent infections which can trigger autoimmunity, say the paper�s

authors, Alessandra Soriano, of the Department of Clinical Medicine and Rheumatology at the

Campus Bio-Medico University in Rome, Gideon Nesher, of the Hebrew University Medical School

in Jerusalem and Shoenfeld, founder and head of the Zabludowicz Center of Autoimmune Diseases

in the Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer. He is also editor of three medical journals

and author of more than 1,500 research papers across the spectrum of medical journalism

and founder of the International Congress on Autoimmunology. �On the other hand, many

reports that describe post-vaccination autoimmunity strongly suggest that vaccines can indeed

trigger autoimmunity. Defined autoimmune diseases that may occur following vaccinations include

arthritis, lupus (systemic lupus erythematosus, SLE) diabetes mellitus, thrombocytopenia,

vasculitis, dermatomyosiositis, Guillain-Barre syndrome and demyelinating disorders. Almost

all types of vaccines have been reported to be associated with the onset of ASIA.�

ASIA � or Autoimmune/inflammatory Syndrome Induced by Adjuvants (also known as Shoenfeld�s

syndrome) � first appeared in the Journal of Autoimmunology four years ago. It is an

umbrella term for a collection of similar symptoms, including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome,

that result after exposure to an adjuvant � an environmental agent including common

vaccine ingredients that stimulate the immune system. Since then an enormous body of research,

using ASIA as a paradigm, has begun to unravel the mystery of how environmental toxins, particularly

the metal aluminum used in vaccines, can trigger an immune system chain reaction in susceptible

individuals and may lead to overt autoimmune disease.

Autoimmune disease results when the body�s system meant to attack foreign invaders turns

instead to attack part of the body it belongs to (auto is Greek for self). If the immune

system is like a national defence system, antibodies are like drones programmed to recognize

a certain type of invader (a bacteria say) and to destroy them or mark them for destruction

by other special forces. Autoantibodies are like drones that are misidentifying a component

of the human body and have launched a sustained attack on it. If they mistakenly target a

component of the conductive sheath around neurons, for example, nerve impulses stop

conducting properly, muscles go into spasm and coordination fails; multiple sclerosis

results. If autoantibodies erroneously focus on joint tissue; rheumatoid arthritis results.

If they target the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas, Type 1 diabetes, and so on

�Throughout our lifetime the normal immune system walks a fine line between preserving

normal immune reactions and developing autoimmune diseases,� says the paper. �The healthy

immune system is tolerant to self-antigens. When self-tolerance is disturbed, dysregulation

of the immune system follows, resulting in emergence of an autoimmune disease. Vaccination

is one of the conditions that may disturb this homeostasis in susceptible individuals,

resulting in autoimmune phenomena and ASIA.�

Who is �susceptible� is the subject of the paper entitled, �Predicting post-vaccination

autoimmunity: Who might be at risk?� It lists four categories of people: 1) those

who have had a previous autoimmune reaction to a vaccine, 2) anyone with a medical history

of autoimmunity, 3) patients with a history of allergic reactions, 4) anyone at high risk

of developing autoimmune disease including anyone with a family history of autoimmunity,

presence of autoantibodies which are detectable by blood tests and other factors including

low vitamin D and smoking.

PREVIOUS REACTION

Regarding those who have had a previous adverse reaction to vaccines, the paper cites five

relevant studies including the case of a death of a teenage girl six months following her

third Gardasil injection against HPV virus. She had experienced a range of symptoms shortly

after her first dose, including dizziness, numbness and tingling in her hands, and memory

lapses. After her second injection, she developed �intermittent arm weakness, frequent tiredness

requiring daytime naps,� worse tingling, night sweats, chest pain and palpitations.

A full autopsy was unrevealing but blood and spleen tissue analysis revealed HPV-16 L1

gene DNA fragments � matching the DNA found in vials of the Gardasil vaccine against cervical

cancer � �thus implicating the vaccine as a causal factor.� The DNA fragments had

also been found to be �complexed with the aluminum adjuvant� which, according to the

report, have been shown to persist for up to 8 to 10 years causing chronic immune system

stimulation.

�Although data is limited,� Shoenfeld and his colleagues concluded, �it seems

preferable that individuals with prior autoimmune or autoimmune-like reactions to vaccinations,

should not be immunized, at least not with the same type of vaccine.�

ESTABLISHED AUTOIMMUNE CONDITION

The second group which the paper cites for vaccine exemption is patients with �established

autoimmune conditions.� Vaccines don�t work so well in them, say Shoenfeld and his

colleagues, and they are at �risk for flares following vaccination.� Inoculations that

contain live viruses including chickenpox, yellow fever and the measles, mumps and rubella

triple vaccine (MMR) are �generally contraindicated� for people with autoimmune conditions because

of the risk of �uncontrolled viral replication.� But inactivated vaccines are not such a good

idea either because they usually contain the added ingredient aluminum, linked to autoimmunity.

The immunologists describe recent studies in which patients with autoimmune rheumatic

disease given the influenza vaccine (without aluminum) suffered more joint pain and fever

than controls and whose levels of autoantibodies (the drones that attack self) increased after

receiving the flu vaccine. What�s more, they developed new types of autoantibodies

that weren�t present before the vaccines, and those persisted. As the presence of autoantibodies

can be predictive of developing autoimmune disease in patients without symptoms, even

years ahead of disease onset, this is troubling to those who understand immunology.

A number of studies claim vaccines are safe for the �overwhelming majority of patients

with established autoimmune diseases,� the study allows, but they only looked at rheumatoid

arthritis and lupus and not at severe and active cases so �the potential benefit of

vaccination should be weighed against its potential risk,� they cautioned.

PATIENTS WITH A HISTORY OF ALLERGY

Vaccine trials have usually excluded �vulnerable� individuals � only extremely healthy individuals

with no allergies are recruited. It�s a �selection bias,� say Soriano and Shoenfeld,

and has likely resulted in serious adverse events being �considerably underestimated�

in �real life where vaccines are mandated to all individuals regardless of their susceptibility.�

The true incidence of allergic reactions to vaccines, normally estimated at between one

in 50,000 to one in a million doses, is probably much higher and particularly where gelatin

or egg proteins are on the ingredients list, they say.

There�s a long list of vaccine ingredients that are potential allergens: besides the

infectious agents themselves, there are those from hen�s egg, horse serum, baker�s yeast,

numerous antibiotics, formaldehyde and lactose, as well �inadvertent� ingredients such

as latex. People�s allergic histories have to be taken before vaccination say the researchers.

But some signs of reaction don�t show up until after the shot.

The public health nurse or GP might tell patients that a long-lasting swelling around the injection

site after a vaccine is a normal reaction, for example. But that is not what the immunologists

say. �[A]luminum sensitization manifests as nodules [hard lumps] at the injection site

that often regress after weeks or months, but may persist for years.� In such cases,

they say, a patch test can be done to confirm sensitivity and to avoid vaccination.

According to a growing body of research, though, allergy may be only the beginning of many

dangerous aluminum-induced phenomena.

THE TROUBLE WITH ALUMINUM

Aluminum has been added to vaccines since about 1926 when Alexander Glenny and colleagues

noticed it would produce better antibody responses in vaccines than the antigen alone. Glenny

figured the alum was inducing what he called a �depot effect� � slowing the release

of the antigen and heightening the immune response. For 60 years his theory was accepted

dogma. And over the same time, the vaccine schedule grew decade on decade, but few ever

questioned the effects of injecting aluminum into the body, which is strange considering

its known toxicity.

A PubMed search on aluminum and �toxicity� turns up 4,258 entries. Its neurotoxicity

is well documented. It affects memory, cognition, psychomotor control; it damages the blood

brain barrier, activates brain inflammation, depresses mitochondrial function and plenty

of research suggests it is a key player in the formation of the amyloid �plaques�

and tangles in the brains of Alzheimer�s patients. It�s been implicated in Amyotrophic

Lateral Sclerosis and autism and demonstrated to induce allergy.

When kidney dialysis patients were accidentally infused with aluminum, the �dialysis-induced

encephalopathy� (DAE) they developed neurological symptoms: speech abnormalities, tremors, memory

loss, impaired concentration and behavioural changes. Many of the patients eventually went

into comas and died. The lucky ones survived: when the source of toxicity, aluminum, was

removed from their dialysis they recovered rapidly.

With these new observations, researchers began investigating the adjuvant effects of aluminum

and in the past decade there has been a flurry of research. Far from being a sandbag that

holds the antigen for a while and then gets excreted, it turns out that aluminum salts

trigger a storm of defence action. Within hours of injection of the same aluminum oxyhydroxide

in vaccines into mice, for example, armies of specialized immune cells are on the move,

calling in grid coordinates for more specialist assault forces. Within a day, a whole host

of immune system commandos are in play � neutrophils, eosinophils, inflammatory monocytes, myeloid

and dendritic cells, activating lymphocytes and secreting proteins called cytokines. The

cytokines themselves cause collateral damage but they send out signals, directing cell-to-cell

communication and recruiting other cells into action. If the next phase of the attack is

launched: fibroblast growth factor, interferons, interleukins, platelet derived growth factor,

transforming growth factor and tumour necrosis factor might all be engaged. There�s evidence

that poorly understood and pesky inflammasomes, (currently a topic of cutting- edge cancer

causation research) such as the Nod-like receptor 3( NLRP) are activated too, but it�s all

still too early to say exactly what they�re doing.

New research emerging from University of British Columbia has found that aluminum adjuvant

injected into mice can alter the expression of genes associated with autoimmunity. And

in their recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, immunologists

at the University of Colorado found that even host DNA is recruited into the aluminum assault,

that it rapidly coats injected alum, triggering effects that scientists have barely scratched

the surface of understanding.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MACROPHAGIC MYOFASCIITIS

This mobility or �translocation� of aluminum in the body is perhaps the most disturbing

of the mounting evidence in current aluminum research. In 1998, French researcher Romain

Gherardi and his colleagues observed an emerging condition of unknown origin which presented

in patients post-vaccination with Chronic Fatigue like symptoms including swollen lymph

nodes, joint and muscle pain and exhaustion. Tissue biopsies of the patients� deltoid

revealed lesions up to 1 cm in diameter and unique from similar lesions of other diseases.

They went to the lab for analysis and to Gherardi�s astonishment, they mainly consisted of macrophages

� large white blood cells in the immune system whose job is to swallow up foreign

invaders in the body. Enclosed in the cellular fluid of these phagocytes were agglomerates

of nanocrystals of aluminum.

Gherardi and his colleagues began injecting mice with aluminum to see what happened. Their

research published in 2013 revealed that the metal particles were engulfed by macrophages

and formed MMF-like granulomas that dispersed � to distant lymph nodes, spleen, liver

and eventually brain.

�This strongly suggests that long-term adjuvant biopersistence within phagocytic cells is

a prerequisite of slow brain translocation and delayed neurotoxicity,� writes Gherardi

in his February 2015 review of the relevant research in Frontiers in Neurology.

A more frightening animal study of aluminum is that of Spanish veterinary researcher Lluis

Lujan�s study of ovine ASIA. After huge numbers of sheep in Spain died in 2008 in

the wake of a compulsory multiple vaccine campaign against bluetongue in Spain in 2008,

Lujan set out to find out what killed them � and he began by inoculating them with

aluminum.

His 2013 study found that only 0.5% of sheep inoculated with aluminum vaccines showed immediate

reactions of lethargy, transient blindness, stupor, prostration and seizures � �characterized

by a severe meningoencephalitis, similar to postvaccine reactions seen in humans.� Most

of them recovered, temporarily, but postmortem exams of the ones who didn�t revealed acute

brain inflammation.

The delayed onset �chronic� phase of the disease affected far more of the sheep � 50-70%

of flocks and sometimes virtually 100% of animals within a given flock, usually including

all of those who had previously recovered. The reaction was frequently triggered by exposure

to cold and began with restlessness and compulsive wool-biting, then progressed to acute redness

of the skin, generalized weakness, extreme weight loss and muscle tremors, and finally,

entered the terminal phase where the animals went down on their front quarters, became

comatose and died. Post-mortem examinations revealed �severe neuron necrosis� and

aluminum in the nerve tissue.

The immune system�s reaction to aluminum �represents a major health challenge,�

Gerhardi declares in his recent review, and he adds that �attempts to seriously examine

safety concerns raised by the bio-persistent character and brain accumulation of alum particles

have not been made� A lot must be done to understand how, in certain individuals, alum-containing

vaccines may become insidiously unsafe.�

Back to the problem of which �certain individuals� should avoid vaccination to avoid autoimmune

disease.

PEOPLE PRONE TO DEVELOP AUTOIMMUNITY

Soriano and Shoenfeld�s identify a final category: anyone at risk of developing autoimmune

disease. Since a number of them have been shown to have genetic factors that would include

anyone with a family history of autoimmune disease. It also includes anyone who has tested

positive for autoantibodies which can indicate disease years before symptoms show up. Vaccinations,

the doctors say, �may trigger or worsen the disease.�

Smokers too, have an exceptionally high risk of developing an autoimmune disease, says

the report. The American Cancer Society estimates that about 18% of Americans smoke. That means

about 42 million Americans have an elevated risk of developing an autoimmune disease and

they�re stacking the odds with every vaccine.

And finally, factors that Shoenfeld and Soriano associate with high risk of developing autoimmunity

are high estrogen and low vitamin D � which means anyone taking birth control or hormone

replacement therapy and, according to one 2009 study of vitamin D status, about three

quarters of American teens and adults should be wary of vaccines.

Shoenfeld doesn�t seem to mean to exclude all of these people from immunization, however.

The paper concludes that �for the overwhelming majority of individuals, vaccines carry no

risk of systemic autoimmune disease and should be administered according to current recommendations.�

Which is in stark contrast to the body of the paper. The final word is cautionary about

weighing the �potential benefit of vaccination�against its potential risk.�

It�s exemplary of a strange sort of schizophrenia in a wide range of recent immunology papers.

The doctors seem to be trying to reconcile a century of �safe and effective� vaccine

dogma with the last decade�s worth of terrifying research findings. There�s a lot of �on

the one hand� and �on the other hand� in them.

The new research seems about to gain the upper hand, however. A 2013 overview of ASIA by

six immunologists including Shoenfeld, for example, is a catalogue of vaccine side effects

from Gardasil deaths, narcolepsy epidemics, infertility, chronic fatigue, dead sheep and

aluminum-addled brains. It is rife with statements that would have been virtually unheard of

inside mainstream medicine a decade ago. Like this shocker:

�Perhaps, in twenty years, physicians will be dueling with better characterized particles

of autoimmunity, and the vaccines may become fully safe as well as effective. Nonetheless

the recognition of ASIA has initiated the change to put more efforts in identifying

the good, the bad and the ugly of vaccines and in particular of adjuvants as triggers

of autoimmunity.� Bad and ugly of vaccines? What�s wrong with the adjuvants? That�s

not in the CDC hand-out.

Or how about this one:

�Despite the huge amount of money invested in studying vaccines, there are few observational

studies and virtually no randomized clinical trials documenting the effect on mortality

of any of the existing vaccines. One recent paper found an increased hospitalization rate

with the increase of the number of vaccine doses and a mortality rate ratio for 5-8 vaccine

doses to 1-4 doses of 1.5, indicating a statistically significant increase of deaths associated

with higher vaccine doses. Since vaccines are given to millions of infants annually,

it is imperative that health authorities have scientific data from synergistic toxicity

studies on all combinations of vaccines�� That could be any anti-vaxxer jabbering on�but

it�s not.

But here is the topper:

�The US Supreme Court ruled that vaccines makers are immune from lawsuits charging that

the design of the vaccine is defective. Thus there is need for innovative clinical trial

design and the vaccines themselves should be redesigned.� Immunologists including

the world�s leading authority on autoimmunity are saying it is time to take vaccines back

to the drawing board.

Autoimmune disease is the third leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide and now

among the top 10 killers of young American women. The American Autoimmune Related Diseases

Association estimates that 50 million Americans suffer from one of 88 autoimmune diseases

� from type 1 diabetes to systemic lupus erythematosus � and some research puts the

figure at one in five globally. At least 40 more diseases are suspected to be immune-mediated.

Most of them are devastating � frequently crippling, expensive to treat and incurable.

And they are increasing at an astonishing pace.

At this stage, it looks like the more the research pours in, the harder it is going

to get for pro-vaccine immunologists to keep multiple personality disorder � or complete

nervous breakdown � at bay. Ten years of cutting edge research into aluminum�s effects

on the immune system has revealed primarily how wrong they were. And how little they know.

If, after 90 years, doctors finally have begun to seriously examine the mechanism and question

the merits of injecting metal toxins into newborn babies, what have they yet to discover?

ASIA sounds awful. (Too bad for all the people whose kids suffered through chronic fatigue

when it was just a Freudian yearning to sleep with their mother.) But what if, like Lujan�s

sheep, the �negligible� minority that has been paying the price for the good of

humanity is actually only the tip of the iceberg? What if some people with no apparent adverse

immune reactions still have nanocrystals of aluminum silently depositing in their brains?

What if ASIA really includes Alzheimer�s? ALS, autism? ADD? And that�s just the A�s.

Even if immunologists keep wearing their rose coloured glasses, and vaccine ingredients

are only responsible for a tiny fraction of the exploding autoimmunity, the �ugly�

in vaccines will still get harder and harder to ignore. When everyone on the planet is

getting injected, 20 years is a long time for disabled people to stack up while scientists

�duel with the characterized particles of autoimmunity.� In the fury over the Disneyland

measles outbreak that is gripping the world�s vaccine promoters, time is running out for

doctors and researchers who see the �bad and ugly� side of vaccines and their adjuvants

to do something about it. There�s slim chance of a vaccine redesign in the absence of a

profit incentive and a strong chance of universal vaccine mandates for one and all � previous

anaphylactic shock reaction or not.

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Sous vide cooking is a process where you vacuum seal foods

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It lets you cook foods through to

a perfect internal temperature without overcooking them.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

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And here there's no creature that won't obey us

You know very well, too

That we are here because

A villain deserves to be the only king

Remaining close everything will change

We are predestined

This is the truth

Stay with me

What a great power you'll have

Stay with me

And we will never fall

Enemies at distance

System of subordination

That's

What we're going to do

It's not with cruelty that I will dub

It's a style that I like not even a bit

But try to see the opportunity

It's up to us the power

This is the truth

Stay with me

- What a great power you'll have - Strength and nobilty

- Strength and nobilty - Stay with me

- And we will never fall - Pride and loyalty

- Pride and loyalty - Enemies at distance

- Great fierceness - System of subordination

- And kindness - That's

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What we're going to do...

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