Thứ Hai, 29 tháng 1, 2018

Youtube daily report Jan 29 2018

• From bizarre milkshake orders to a gang of furries attacking Walmart, the Planet Dolan

crew re-enact more of the best true stories from our subreddit about the weirdest things

that happened to us at work.

I'm Nixxiom and today I'll be your narrator.

Number 10 was submitted by dancingcity2010 HoneyBits

HoneyBits once worked as a housekeeper at a local hotel.

She really loved the job… at least until she met the infamous hotel flasher.

The flasher was a long-term guest with a lot of money.

When he saw HoneyBits he came over and asked what time she'd be cleaning his room.

When she arrived he answered the door wearing a frighteningly short robe.

HoneyBits tried to ignore this and started cleaning.

But when HoneyBits' back was turned, the flasher slipped out of his robe.

He asked HoneyBits about her day and when she turned to answer he was buck naked bending

over.

The sight of his bare ass made her scream and she ran out of the room.

Her manager later laughed and said: "Oh yeah, forgot to warn you.

That guest does that all the time."

HoneyBits did not stay at this job for long…

Number 9 was submitted by KittyLoveRose16 LadyBot

The strangest thing that happened to LadyBot happened when she was working at a bar.

One night, LadyBot asked an older woman what she wanted to drink, and the woman said "Breadsticks!"

Thinking she was being joking, LadyBot laughed and asked if she wanted breadsticks and water.

With a straight face, the woman said she wanted a 'breadstick milkshake'.

Later that night, LadyBot was checking on another table when she noticed the woman was

ripping up her breadsticks, dipping them in water and eating them.

By the end of the night, she ordered lots of breadsticks but no proper food.

LadyBot has never met anyone else who loved breadsticks that much…

Number 8 was submitted by Hope_for_freedom1331 Tolop

One time Tolop was working the night shift at a gas station when a strange guy walked

in.

The guy walked right up to the counter and said, "Hey, got any microwave food?"

Tolop nervously pointed to the frozen section and, after twenty minutes, the guy returned

with a pack of microwavable mac and cheese.

As Tolop processed the sale, he discovered the credit card the guy was using was stolen

and worried that the guy might be dangerous.

Suddenly, out of nowhere, twenty police cars showed up outside the store!

Some officers came in shouting, "Hands where we can see them!"

The weird customer suddenly pulled a gun on Tolop.

But Tolop shouted, "Fuck no!" and kicked the gun out of the guy's hand.

The cops swooped in and arrested the man.

Although Tolop was a hero he was so freaked out that he quit the next day.

Number 7 was submitted by unknown_monk_e Pringle Pringle's last job was, for lack of a better

word, kinda shitty.

He worked customer service in a busy fast restaurant.

He didn't really enjoy his job, and decided to quit on a day he called 'Poopa-Palooza'.

Poopa-Palooza was the day his restaurant experienced a terror attack.

Only instead of explosives, Pringle's restaurant was subject to five separate poo attacks.

In one day, Pringle had to enter the men's room three times and the women's room twice

to clean up customers' shit which had been smeared all over the toilet walls.

Pringle isn't sure if Poopa-Paloza was planned or a random coincidence but it inspired him

to quit.

Talk about your shitty day of work...

Number 6 was submitted by CzarPeterIII Dean the Time Wanderer

Dean the Time Wanderer was sixteen when he got his first job at Walmart.

He saw lots of weird stuff in this job, but the strangest thing by far was when a gang

of furries came in.

Dean was innocently talking to a co-worker when fifteen people wearing fur suits came

in riding on shopping carts.

They swore and shouted and knocked stuff over.

When Dean's boss tried to get them to settle down they tackled him to the ground!

After causing a huge mess they eventually got bored and left – but not before buying

twenty cans of cat food on their way out!

Number 5 was submitted by executive_decisions Zaraganba

When he's not being a Planet Dolan superstar, Zaraganba likes to work construction.

For one of his recent jobs he had to demolish an old house from the Sixties.

Other than some questionable design choices, the house seemed totally normal… that is

until Zaraganba started knocking down the bedroom walls.

It turned out the walls were filled with hundreds severed heads and limbs!

Zaraganba almost screamed – until he realised the disturbing body parts were just creepy

baby doll parts.

He doesn't know who the hell put doll parts in a wall but it definitely gave him a good

scare!

Number 4 was submitted by Cane1992 Emojie Emojie has seen some weird shit working the

late shift at McDonald's, but there's one memory she's never forgotten…

It was a quiet night and Emojie was working the drive-thru window.

There weren't many customers coming in and by two o'clock it started to get really

foggy outside.

Suddenly Emojie noticed a strange old woman in white emerging from the fog.

It was so dark that it looked like she had no face…

The woman walked slowly up the drive-thru to the service window.

But instead of speaking she made these weird moaning noises, like a whale call.

The woman had been making really slow movements… until all of a sudden she started pounding

her fists against the drive-thru window!

Emojie was terrified and ran into the supply room.

Her manager came out and told the woman to leave or else they would call the cops.

Emojie is still haunted by the image of the woman eerily disappearing into the fog…

Number 3 was submitted by Pandora_Foxx Doopie Doopie used to work at a busy bar near a railway

station.

One afternoon she was cleaning and restocking the bar when a guy came in to have a few drinks

while waiting for his train.

He was finishing his drinks quickly so Doopie came over to take his empty glasses away.

Suddenly the guy started talking to her and held out his hand.

Doopie thought he wanted to shake her hand or maybe give her a tip.

But instead he grabbed Doopie's arm and licked from her wrist to her elbow!

Doopie was so grossed out, but she decided to get a little payback.

She looked at him and said sarcastically, "Thanks for that.

But you know, I've just spent all afternoon cleaning and scrubbing and emptying the bins…

and I haven't had time to wash my hands yet."

The guy was so disgusted that he'd just ingested bin juice that he puked all over

the carpet.

Luckily the manager gave Doopie a break and cleaned it up, which meant Doopie was free

to watch Judge Judy for the rest of her shift!

Number 2 was submitted by FluffyMangoRock Danger Dolan

One day Dolan was innocently stocking shelves at his grocery store when he noticed a customer

walking by mumbling to himself.

The customer spotted Dolan and swooped in, coming uncomfortably close to Dolan's face.

Then, looking around to see if anyone was looking, the customer leaned in and whispered

into Dolan's ear, "Do you know where I could find some peanut butter?"

Dolan was freaked out but managed to point him in the right direction.

The man whispered "Thanks…" then walked away.

But before he reached the end of the aisle, he turned back, put a finger to his lips and

whispered, "Don't tell anyone…"

Dolan vows to take this weird peanut butter secret with

him to the grave.

Number 1 – What's the weirdest thing that happened

to you at work?

For more infomation >> WEIRDEST THINGS THAT HAPPENED AT WORK | Dolan True Stories - Duration: 10:28.

-------------------------------------------

When Bad Improv Resulted In Epic Bloopers - Duration: 3:34.

Improvisation is a great tool for actors and directors.

It improves morale on the set because it makes the performers feel like they're a larger

part of the creative process as they try to find lines that are better or funnier than

the screenplay.

But sometimes, a noble attempt at improv cracks up the cast and leads to an unusable outtake.

For example ...

Anchorman

A laughter-free take of this scene made it into the credits of this classic retro comedy,

including a line Will Ferrell apparently made up on the spot, but that doesn't mean the

whole take was laughter-free.

It comes early in the movie, when Ron Burgundy is conducting vocal warm-ups in the minutes

leading up to live news broadcast.

One is so ridiculous that even a pro like Ferrell can't handle it ...

"The skeleton ran out of shampoo in the shower."

"The Human Torch could not get a bank loan."

"The Hu— "

"The Human Torch was denied a bank loan."

Anchorman 2

While filming the sequel to 2004's Anchorman, writer-director Adam McKay threw out line

suggestions on-the-spot for young actor Judah Nelson — one involving warm apple juice.The

kid gives it his all, but he can't quite get through it …

"Can you yell, 'I don't want to drink hot frothy horse p---?'"

"I don't wanna drink hor ... forthy …"

This is 40

Judd Apatow is a director that likes to feed improvised lines to his actors.

While Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day has no problem playing punk rock in front of thousands

of rowdy fans, repeating one of Apatow's off-the-cuff jokes while filming This is 40 made him lose

his composure.

Maybe it hit a little too close to home?

"Yeah, I'm really trying to get back in touch with my anger."

"It's hard to stay angry when you're this rich."

"It's hard to stay angry when — "

The 40-Year-Old Virgin

Some actors and directors work together so often that they develop a rapport that results

in movie magic — real-life couple Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow are definitely on that

list.

In this clip from the filming of The 40-Year-Old Virgin, it's clear that Apatow treats Mann

like any other actor, providing on-the-spot line suggestions to improve the scene.

Mann is game at first, but then breaks character when Apatow crosses the line ...

"Do you wanna f--- in the car?"

"So, do you wanna f--- in the car?"

"No!"

"Do you like xtc?

Let's do some 'E' at my house."

"What?

Xtc?

Honey, we have kids!"

Trainwreck

LeBron James is obviously a great basketball player, but who would've thought he'd be such

a charming and funny actor?

He holds his own as a thrifty, sensitive version of himself in Trainwreck opposite formidable

comic talents like Amy Schumer and Bill Hader.

James rolls with all the improvised lines fed to him, cracking up his co-stars …

"I had tortilla soup.

I can't get a hamburger.

Look at how big I am.

You think a tortilla soup is gonna last me for the rest of the day?"

The Hangover

When your movie stars a veteran of The Office and The Daily Show and a one-of-a-kind standup

comedian, it's best to just let them do their thing.

In this scene from the first entry in the Hangover trilogy, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis

engage in a rapidly escalating war of words, reaching absurd, specific, and ridiculous

heights …

"You look like someone puked hair on your chest."

"You look like someone puked hair on your face."

"Guys, did you see his body?"

"You look like you just swallowed two frozen turkeys.

Happy Thanksgiving."

"What?"

Thanks for watching!

Click the Looper icon to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Plus check out all this cool stuff we know you'll love, too!

For more infomation >> When Bad Improv Resulted In Epic Bloopers - Duration: 3:34.

-------------------------------------------

BTS w/ Jace Norman & JoJo for Fun & Games on Set of 'Blurt!' | Nick - Duration: 1:55.

[music playing]

[laughing]

What the heck?

- Hey, what's up? I'm Jace Norman. - And I'm JoJo Siwa.

And we're on the set of Blurt.

Action!

Every little thing that comes through my mind

comes out of my mouth!

I can't control it!

We're about to play

- Two Truths And A Lie! - Two Truths And A Lie!

I'm gonna say three things and two of them are truths

and one of them is a lie and you have to figure out which one is a lie.

- I got you. - Alright, alright, alright.

I wear contact lenses, I'm afraid of heights...

- OK. - I'm the youngest kid of three.

- Can you open your eye a bit? - Nope, no.

I think the third one's the lie.

- That's the truth! - Really?

- I like to skateboard. - OK.

I sometimes jam out to Katy Perry in the car.

Typical.

- I've never played paintball. - I think Katy Perry's the lie.

That's a truth.

You're pretty bad at this game, OK.

- I've been to Australia. - OK.

- I was born in New York City. - OK.

And I have one brother.

You were born in New York City is the lie!

Good job.

♪ Haters gonna say it, say it, say it ♪

Gonna give you a little behind the scenes action

of this new movie we're doing.

There's actually a lot of people that er, goes in to making these things.

♪ Yeah I'm living my life ♪

So er, we're gonna play a little game called What Am I Thinking?

Ew, you stink? Who farted?

You farted? I farted? You farted?

It's I farted and I'm gonna blame it on you.

That's like way too complicated.

Me?

You love me?

I love you?

I'm angry at you?

I am excited about you.

- You're excited with me? - Sure, sure.

It was I'm your favorite person, you got it close enough.

[music playing]

- That's a wrap! - That's a wrap!

For more infomation >> BTS w/ Jace Norman & JoJo for Fun & Games on Set of 'Blurt!' | Nick - Duration: 1:55.

-------------------------------------------

Untangling the Devil's Corkscrew - Duration: 6:41.

Imagine you're a paleontologist in the late 1800s, working among the sandy rocks of Nebraska.

You're searching for fossils in the Harrison Formation -- a big swath of siltstone, sandstone,

and volcanic ash dating back to the Miocene Epoch some 22 million years ago.

And suddenly you find a huge coil of hardened sand stuck deep in the earth, about three

and a half meters tall.

Soon after, you and your colleagues start finding more of these things like hundreds of

them, clustered close together but almost never overlapping.

They're just giant, perfect corkscrews in the sand.

It turns out that local ranchers have known about these weird spirals for a long time,

and they call them Devil's Corkscrews, a name that you and your fellow scientists later

change to the latin name, Daemonelix.

But … what the heck are these things?

It's clear these corkscrews were created by some form of life, but what?

The secret to untangling the mystery of the Devil's Corkscrew is in the often-overlooked

fact that bones aren't the only things that can fossilize.

Tooth marks, footprints, skin impressions, and even dung can all be preserved.

These are known as trace fossils – indications of life from the distant past.

But just like in any good mystery novel, sometimes the clues take time to come together.

Devil's corkscrews were first described in 1891 from the badlands of Nebraska, by

geologist Erwin Hinckley Barbour.

He wrote at the time: "Their forms are magnificent; their symmetry perfect; their organization

beyond my comprehension."

Barbour initially thought that the spirals were the remains of vines, roots, or other

plant matter that had gotten all tangled up, maybe around a tree trunk that later rotted

away.

Then he wondered whether they were sea sponges of some sort.

But he also noticed that the corkscrews had this weird feature at the bottom, a little

flare that stuck out like a hockey stick.

He thought this could've been a rhizome – a special type of root that grows sideways,

which some modern plants use to reproduce, sort of like the creeping vines that come

out of a strawberry plant.

Meanwhile, other paleontologists thought that the corkscrews might have been the remains

of some sort of marine plant that spiraled deep into to the seafloor to stay rooted.

But what eventually solved the mystery was what was inside the corkscrews, something

that plants and sponges have never had: bones.

Specifically, the bones of a small, extinct beaver known as Palaeocastor.

Turns out, Palaeocastor bones were found in many of the corkscrews, with one specimen

even found with its head, as Barbour wrote, "appearing to peek out of the entrance."

Now, modern, aquatic beavers are known to sometimes burrow into riverbanks, but they

don't make anything that looks like this.

Plus, the beavers' remains were mostly found in pieces, not intact, so Barbour and other

scientists at the time decided that the beavers must have been pulled into the burrows by

some other mystery predator.

It wasn't until 1977, almost a hundred years after the first Devil's Corkscrews were

reported, that two scientists found their 'smoking gun'.

They studied the distinctive scrapes on the edges of these burrows, and found that they

were the exact size and shape of Palaeocastor's teeth.

Add to that the fact that some baby beavers were found in the tunnels, and suddenly the

idea that beavers had made these big helical burrows didn't seem so far-fetched.

So, Devil's Corkscrews turned out to be trace fossils made by extinct, burrowing,

non-aquatic beavers.

But, why did they make burrows that were so … complicated?

I mean, digging isn't easy, especially if you're like Palaeocastor and you're adapted

to dig with your teeth.

So why not dig a simple tunnel that's just deep and narrow enough to hide in?

Well, there are a couple of possible reasons.

One is based on the fact that the beavers seemed to make many burrows in the same area.

Maybe it was easier to fit more animals in a tight space by using coils, sort of like

building a duplex instead of a single house.

Plus, an animal can't dig a hole straight down, or it would get stuck at the bottom.

But making a coil would allow Palaeocastor to dig deep while maintaining a nice, easy

incline – like a ramp.

But one thing we know this spiral design was really bad at was keeping out predators.

We know this because most of the beaver bones that have been found in the burrows are only

partial skeletons: namely, heads and feet, which are the parts that predators tend to

leave behind.

And some burrows have even been found to hold the remains of one of Palaeocastor's possible

predators, an ancient weasel-like mammal called Zodiolestes.

But there's one more possible benefit to living in a spiral burrow, one that was particularly

important in the Miocene: air conditioning.

Burrows in general tend to have pretty even year-round temperatures, because they use

the insulating properties of soil.

This makes them a little cooler in summer, and a little warmer in winter.

But a spiral burrow takes the design a step further, by helping to block airflow.

Air can come in and out of a straight burrow pretty easily – but with each twist, a spiral

helps block air from moving deeper by slowing and eventually stopping any wind.

And 22 million years ago, this would've come in handy.

The climate of Nebraska back then was drier and warmer than today, with hotter summers

and cold winters.

And Palaeocastor lived in grasslands that grew on sand dunes, which occasionally could

have generated big sand storms.

So living underground in a spiral would have offered a safe haven from the rough climate

of Miocene America.

But, not forever.

Burrowing beavers like Palaeocastor thrived for about 10 million years, as grasses spread

across the continent.

But eventually, they started to disappear.

It could be that the changing climate made the soil of the ancient Great Plains harder

for them to dig through.

Predators also could have been a problem.

As the grasslands grew, so did the number of carnivores, and maybe they hunted Palaeocastor

to extinction.

We don't really know for sure.

But long after Palaeocastor went extinct, its burrows lingered.

In time, sediment filled them, preserving the remains of the beavers inside, and eventually

solidified.

As time passed, the softer sand around the burrows began to erode, but not the hardened

spirals.

So when Barbour and other paleontologists began to explore the area, thousands of millennia

later, they found themselves surrounded by a Miocene ghost town.

This is why trace fossils are so important to paleontologists today.

Their strange shapes can inspire awe, as well as centuries of discussion and research -- a

pretty lofty achievement for what began as a simple hole in the ground.

Now, do you have a favorite detective story from the world of natural history?

let us know in the comments!

And of course, be sure to go to youtube.com/eons and subscribe.

And if you have other burning questions about how the world works, you gotta check

out Reactions, a show that explains everything in the world around you, with the help of

chemistry.

Trust me; you'll like it!

For more infomation >> Untangling the Devil's Corkscrew - Duration: 6:41.

-------------------------------------------

North Korea scaling back military exercises: WSJ report - Duration: 2:52.

For more infomation >> North Korea scaling back military exercises: WSJ report - Duration: 2:52.

-------------------------------------------

Tears In Heaven (LIVE From The 60th GRAMMYs ®) - Duration: 4:29.

For more infomation >> Tears In Heaven (LIVE From The 60th GRAMMYs ®) - Duration: 4:29.

-------------------------------------------

White House denies Trump was part of McCabe's decision-making process - Duration: 5:06.

For more infomation >> White House denies Trump was part of McCabe's decision-making process - Duration: 5:06.

-------------------------------------------

Inner Workings | A Disney Animation Reaction - Duration: 11:15.

Hey buddies its ya girl AyChristene and I'm really excited because this is a

suggestion you guys gave me it says inner-workings 2016 by akuto patel and

it looked like it was a like short film like a disney pixar kind of short film

Tempah thing and I'm like oh I'm really excited to see what's what's in store it

it looks like from the picture now because there are a couple of thumbnails

first I guess a couple different video so I think I have the right one if I do

the other pictures kind of showed like an inside Peppa thing which I still have

not skins not movie I need a watch it hopefully maybe this weekend I think

it's on Starz I gotta check it out and I'm excited to see what's in store so

the length of this video is in the description box though for you to check

out somewhere so thank you do do two males music Interactive's at the human

body respiratory circulatory nervous system and okay go a lot fast this is

Paul I like his news like haha oh there's the brain waking up I was

sending this message to the muscle Oh wake up lungs this is cool of the heart

oh wow boy everything's good Oh back there hold the bladder Oh bladder and

kidney oh this is like it's ours instead look at a little dancing oh the

possibilities of what can happen

yeah like calm down okay here we go looking out the window yeah it's time to

go to work 10 minutes let's why is he walking like that the

body's like almost there Oh breakfast did he not eat oh he didn't

oh yeah get yourself okay I love this over exaggeration that your brain has

because it's like it's very relatable because you have this mindset where

people like oh I'm not gonna eat up like these pancakes because I'm gonna get fat

and I'm gonna die which is like a leaps that a lot of people take and which is

why we have that big boom of like that health fitness boom for like I think the

past like couple years maybe ten years but I love that the thighs of the via

casket changed because he ate that food had our got really big like gained 125

pounds from one plate of bacon eggs and pancakes and then blew up well is

hilarious not in real life just in this in okay y'all don't get triggered okay

be smart all right let's go it's like no no no oh it's like I heard like video be

still look at that oh thank you so that chick was sick oh the hard life yeah

let's go oh but that I like even though it's good for your heart

oh wow goodness he almost got his head shot down oh the girl oh the girl oh oh

the brains like somebody loved these these chicks is bad girl

boring boring and alone Oh fight between your bringing in your

heart oh poor guy he's just like just get me to the door the heart is strong

lose guys let them open the door oh oh

wow she's like she took control of the heart she's gonna be able to cool the

ice box and turn it to that alright so yes do your work Wow it's so sad he's so

sad oh he's so sad

yeah that's not working look at everything all the heart is sad I'm

gonna get the lungs trying to keep them company oh this guy's super sad -

everybody is set it sounds like oh do a little warm for a verb dinner prepared

them

now look at them aging

always gonna pass them I love that they believe in thickness

oh he's just walking to the grave oh this one is not funny that's so sad

lunch let him do stuff for lunch let him go for lunch

let the heart take them somewhere village let up give it up giving back

the strength the heartstrings I like it back the heartstrings go ahead and get

that food darn so happy freakin love the heart the heart is the cutest thing for

me ever oh look at that yang cakes oh look at

that okay that's how me French country boy

abre oh yeah it's good for your cardio on the muscles look at how she is oh

okay oh the water the brigade's like scared okay

can I take your time oh okay all right come on everybody is so happy

oh the bladders are happy now oh the black the button in your bathrooms

but I see the MIOSHA tail I do it a lot I can't they a lot of benefit ocean in a

while but he's an audition often so out there why I'm say we go swimmin in yeah

oh yeah hold your breath put the rest yes look at them that is a fine lunch

okay oh my god but you got to just balance oh he's

having fun at work while he's doing this

up

if I love it the chicken they had a big castle

that is cute oh my visit I freaking loved that that was so sweet and so fun

and it's so like it's very message felt like very light-hearted but message

fellow work yeah your brain tells you that you're not even just your brain

like you when you think about things as the things that you got a deal

when fun things come to mind ultimately not and I'm not gonna say everybody a

lot of people jump to the worst thing that can happen like hey passing by um

I'm a little hungry I'm passing by this like dine in the head like there's

obviously a beautiful display of Pancakes baked making thanks and make it

okay eggs and bacon the mindset of like to put it from stop

and eat it and would be late for work and be I'm gonna be I'm gonna well

actually he's still was gonna be on time I think for work if he had eaten and

then like maybe ran the rest of the way because usually walk the distance so I

would think he would have been late but but in terms of getting fat and dying

and then like oh I'm gonna put on the sunglasses but I suppose the sunglasses

and there's like the stack like I'm gonna die something's gonna happen like

new things are scary to a lot of people maybe one of them

like thinking of like possible new things can be very frightening because

you think of like the worst possible thing that can happen and one of the

things that I love is the messaging it and this is like yeah let's say you

don't do anything new or exciting or something different and you do get to

work you're gonna lose happiness you're gonna

just sit there and you're gonna die unhappy at least in those scenarios

where he was dying before his tummy was Hatteberg you ate a delicious meal and

then he died or he got to put on the sunglasses have a fun one with the girl

and then or what was the other one there was one

more where if the Oh dancing on the top before he died

not that I'm telling you to dance in the tub that fish ain't smart but the

difference of hey having fun and taking those grits to have a great moment

before you possibly die versus doing the same old same old not doing anything

great not having a pleasure but not having a good exciting time or doing

something new or trying something different

you will still die but your journey there will not be anything memorable

like you see it turns to old maybe just like I'm just gonna walk it to the

cranes assembly in Tampa to me and that's the thing that we all need to

remember take risks hat by like smart wrist obviously him taking that lunch

break and going to the beach was no harm in now oh I mean stay away from homie

with the chainsaws what did you do what your life that you think judgment

chainsaws in the middle of day at a beach a public populated beach is a

smart idea that Manny's think about his way but you go to the beach

huzzah let go there have fun and then go back to work let me know your thoughts

down below in the comment section if you liked the video check out link in the

description box below to support the Creator there this video wants the life

don't forget to subscribe and follow me on Instagram I love you guys as always

and it's better

For more infomation >> Inner Workings | A Disney Animation Reaction - Duration: 11:15.

-------------------------------------------

Fighting the Flu - Duration: 1:21.

For more infomation >> Fighting the Flu - Duration: 1:21.

-------------------------------------------

Reconocieron a Luis Fonsi y a Daddy Yankee en los Grammy's | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 3:14.

For more infomation >> Reconocieron a Luis Fonsi y a Daddy Yankee en los Grammy's | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 3:14.

-------------------------------------------

How to watch the 'super blue blood moon' from Canada - Duration: 2:21.

Prepare for a lunar trifecta.

Early in the morning on Jan. 31, 2017, Canadians will be able to witness a blue moon, a supermoon

and a total lunar eclipse.

Combined we will see a: "super blue blood moon"

On any average cycle, this would just be a full moon, which occurs when the moon is fully

illuminated by the sun.

But on the 31st, we will see the second full moon of this month, which is known as a blue moon.

Blue moons are infrequent, and usually occur once every 2.7 years

In addition, the moon will be closer to Earth in its orbit, which is known as perigee.

When this coincides with a full moon, it's known colloquially as a super moon.

It appears about 14 per cent larger in diameter, and 30 per cent brighter than usual.

The third celestial phenomenon will be a total lunar eclipse.

The Earth will move between the sun and the moon, which will give the moon a rich blood orange colour.

Unlike a solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse does not require special viewing equipment.

It's safe to look with your naked eye.

In Canada, only western provinces will be able to see a total eclipse from start to finish.

Weather permitting, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories

will likely get the best view of the total eclipse.

Southern Alberta, Yukon and Saskatchewan may also get a clear view.

The eclipse will start at about 2:50 a.m., Pacific Standard Time.

The best viewing, totality, will begin 4:52 a.m. Pacific, and will reach totality by 5:30 a.m..

Due to the time the moon sets, eastern Canada will be able to glimpse a partial eclipse

starting at about 6:48 eastern standard time. It will last about half an hour.

The moon will darken, but it won't turn red.

NASA lunar blogger Gordon Johnston says your best chance viewing from the east coast is

to get to a high elevation with a clear view and look west.

Enjoy the view

For more infomation >> How to watch the 'super blue blood moon' from Canada - Duration: 2:21.

-------------------------------------------

Custom Media Table (with wood from Jimmy Diresta & Matt Thayer) - Duration: 8:45.

Hey, thank you for watching!

Links are down in the description and in the top pinned comment.

I've made plans available for these on my website if you'd like to duplicate it or make

something similar.

And a big shoutout to Waterlox for making this video possible.

I used Waterlox Original tung oil to finish this project, I will link that out for you

as well so you can learn more about the product and do a search to see where you can get it

near you.

Waterlox Original is a resin infused tung oil so it soaks in to give you a real nice

depth to the grain and then after a few coats it gives it that perfect subtle shine.

And I really needed the best for the project to show off the quarter sawn white oak that

I got from Jimmy Diresta and the reclaimed beech barn wood that I got from Matt Thayer

in Rhode Island.

Thanks for checking out this build and if you are new here, down below you can subscribe

if you'd like, and you can still subscribe even if you don't want to.

See you next time.

For more infomation >> Custom Media Table (with wood from Jimmy Diresta & Matt Thayer) - Duration: 8:45.

-------------------------------------------

Maluma celebró su cumpleaños en Las Vegas | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:34.

For more infomation >> Maluma celebró su cumpleaños en Las Vegas | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:34.

-------------------------------------------

El hijo de Marjorie de Sousa y Julian Gil cumplió un año | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:45.

For more infomation >> El hijo de Marjorie de Sousa y Julian Gil cumplió un año | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:45.

-------------------------------------------

Experts Say Flu Vaccine Especially Important For Pregnant Women - Duration: 3:00.

For more infomation >> Experts Say Flu Vaccine Especially Important For Pregnant Women - Duration: 3:00.

-------------------------------------------

New Rochelle School Officials, Business Owners Meet To Discuss Teen Violence - Duration: 1:46.

For more infomation >> New Rochelle School Officials, Business Owners Meet To Discuss Teen Violence - Duration: 1:46.

-------------------------------------------

Car Slams Into YMCA In South Amboy - Duration: 0:20.

For more infomation >> Car Slams Into YMCA In South Amboy - Duration: 0:20.

-------------------------------------------

Bronx Teacher Honored At The GRAMMYs - Duration: 2:01.

For more infomation >> Bronx Teacher Honored At The GRAMMYs - Duration: 2:01.

-------------------------------------------

NYC Schools Chancellor Sounds Off On 5-Year-Old Found In Wretched Conditions - Duration: 1:49.

For more infomation >> NYC Schools Chancellor Sounds Off On 5-Year-Old Found In Wretched Conditions - Duration: 1:49.

-------------------------------------------

agnès b.穿越時空 秋冬男裝扮紳士玩搖滾 - Duration: 2:13.

For more infomation >> agnès b.穿越時空 秋冬男裝扮紳士玩搖滾 - Duration: 2:13.

-------------------------------------------

Readuary Vlog Week 2 [CC] - Duration: 13:58.

For more infomation >> Readuary Vlog Week 2 [CC] - Duration: 13:58.

-------------------------------------------

우주소녀 성소 몸매 국적? 용띠클럽. - Duration: 8:43.

For more infomation >> 우주소녀 성소 몸매 국적? 용띠클럽. - Duration: 8:43.

-------------------------------------------

iPhone X - Animoji: Alien

For more infomation >> iPhone X - Animoji: Alien

-------------------------------------------

For more infomation >> iPhone X - Animoji: Alien

-------------------------------------------

Un remède naturel puissant pour nettoyer le foie | Santé 24.7 - Duration: 3:09.

For more infomation >> Un remède naturel puissant pour nettoyer le foie | Santé 24.7 - Duration: 3:09.

-------------------------------------------

For more infomation >> Un remède naturel puissant pour nettoyer le foie | Santé 24.7 - Duration: 3:09.

-------------------------------------------

Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 1 | (Translated) - Duration: 6:59.

Ayaka: Hmph...!

Ayaka: Nyaaaaaaaah!!

Ayaka: Alriiight! This is it!!

Shizuku: I'll attack from behind...!

Ayaka: Aye-aye! I'll leave its back to you, partner!!

Shizuku: (... We only just met, but...)

Shizuku: Mmf...!! Hah!!

Ayaka: Naaa ha ha! How's that! Hurts, don't it?!

Shizuku: It's dangerous! Look out!!

Ayaka: Ha... Uh - eh?!

Ayaka: Uh ohs...!

Ayaka: Ngh, Haaaaaah!!

Shizuku: Are you okay?!

Ayaka: Ouchie... Surprise attacks like that are cheating...

Shizuku: Our attacks haven't even been making it flinch.

Shizuku: This witch...

Shizuku: It may be more powerful than it looks...!

Ayaka: Nununu... I think you're right...

Shizuku: It may be best if we retreat for now...

Ayaka: Eh? No, it's fine!

Shizuku: ? Do you have a better idea...?

Ayaka: Hmmm nope! Not at all!

Shizuku: Eh...?!

Ayaka: I'm not very smart, so I've got nothin'!

Shizuku: Eh... But...

Shizuku: You sounded so confident when you said "it's fine..."

Ayaka: Yeah! It's totally baseless!

Ayaka: But, I still think that we can totes do it!

Shizuku: So... Just a gut feeling, huh...?

Ayaka: It's fine, it's fine, it's fine! Anyway, it's fine!

Ayaka: Because that's what my heart is saying!

Ayaka: So just leave it to me, okay?

Shizuku: Eh?! Wait...!

Ayaka: Okaaaaaaay...!

Shizuku: Wait! Hey!!

Ayaka: Here goooooes!!

Ayaka: Naaa ha ha! How do you like them apples! You witch!

Shizuku: (Amazing...)

Shizuku: (She really defeated it through sheer will power...)

Ayaka: In the face of my Positive Heart...

Ayaka: Any enemy turns into a fallen soldier!

Shizuku: (Fallen soldier... Why does she phrase it like that...?)

Ayaka: Man, so in the end of the end...

Ayaka: When I went all out, it was a Clean Hit!

Ayaka: I took it out as perfect as a futon!

Ayaka: Maaan, I'm... Getting stronger every day!

Ayaka: Yes, yes, yes!

Ayaka: For as long as I'm here, Kamihama's safety is guaranteed!

Ayaka: ... Juuuust kidding! That would be a bit much!

Shizuku: (Amazing.)

Shizuku: (She can keep the conversation going forever - all by herself.)

Ayaka: Nnaaaaa ha ha! Naaa ha ha!

Shizuku: Um, I...

Ayaka: Nn... Huh... I, kinda...

Shizuku: Eh...?

Ayaka: Hah!!

Ayaka: Oh, hey! Hey, hey! Hey hey hey!!

Shizuku: Huh?! Eh... W-what...?

Ayaka: Right now, like, right now right now, what time is it?!

Shizuku: Eh... Um... ... It's almost five o'clock... Or so...?

Ayaka: -----?! F-f-f..?!

Shizuku: Eh... F... "F" ...?

Ayaka: Five o'cloooooock?!

Shizuku: Kya...!

Ayaka: No! No, no, no, no way!!

Shizuku: Huh?! Wha... What is it...?

Ayaka: It's no good! It's no gooood...!

Ayaka: I'll never make it!!

Shizuku: Make it...?

Ayaka: The "Needle Roller" live show! It's gonna start...!

Shizuku: ("Needle Roller" ...)

Man: Okay, you bastards! Are you ready to rage?!

Men: Uooooh!!!

Shizuku: (... I think that's a famous punk band...?)

Ayaka: No way...

Ayaka: I've been looking forward to this for 2 weeks...

Shizuku: ...!

Shizuku: Hey, where is the show...?! What time do the doors open?

Ayaka: Huh...?

Ayaka: Spacial... Binding...?

Ayaka: ... What's that?

Shizuku: Just like the name implies. It's the power to link one space with another.

Shizuku: That's my unique power.

Ayaka: Awesome...! You can really do that?!

Ayaka: With something like that...

Ayaka: You can totally get away with oversleeping!

Shizuku: Eh? A-ah... I guess...

Shizuku: (I never thought about using it like that, before...)

Shizuku: If the show starts at five... We'll make it there with extra time.

Ayaka: R-really?! Really really really?!

Shizuku: Fufu. Yes, really really.

Ayaka: B-but, but, but!

Ayaka: Aaah, it starts in 15 minutes!! We only have 15 minutes left!!

Shizuku: (Why is she turning into such a worrywart now...?)

Ayaka: Hey, hey, hey, hey, heeey!!

Shizuku: Haah... I'm telling the truth...

Shizuku: ... Ready? We're going.

Ayaka: Woah! Wooaah!! What the heck!!

Shizuku: I'm begging you... Please quiet down...

Ayaka: Nnwow! Wah! Wowow...

Ayaka: Ha...! T-this is...

Ayaka: We're right in front of the Figure Eight Hall--!

Shizuku: See? I told you, didn't I?

Ayaka: Wwww what time...?

Shizuku: 10 minutes until 5 o'clock.

Ayaka: F-fuwaaaaah!

Ayaka: We made it! We made it, mother!

Shizuku: Pfft. Fufu... See...?

Shizuku: Now that you've made it on time, you'd better get going.

Ayaka: Yeah! Thank you!!

Shizuku: (Haah... Somehow... She's like a hurricane...)

Ayaka: Um! Um, um, um!

Shizuku: Huh?! W-why did you come back...?!

Ayaka: To give! Thanks!!

Shizuku: Thanks...?

Ayaka: Here! This! I have two tickets!

Ayaka: It's my treat!

Ayaka: I'll give you a ticket, so! So will you come with me?!

Shizuku: Eh... But, that's...

Shizuku: I'm not really into punk...

Ayaka: Huh? Punk? What are you talking about?

Ayaka: Needle Roller isn't a punk band!

Ayaka: They're a high-speed bike with an engine bursting with laughter!

Shizuku: No, that's not what I mean...

Ayaka: Come onnn! They're gonna start!

Ayaka: Hurry up, let's go!!

Shizuku: W-wait up! Hey!!

Man 1: So there I was... Looking totally stunned...

Man 2: What is this, a weekly sermon on aisle 3?!

Audience Woman: .............

Audience Man: .............

Shizuku: .............

Ayaka: Bwaa ha ha ha!!

Man 1: And if you look beside me, you'd see my friend averting his eyes...

Man 2: No, they're just throwing out some old stock, that's all!

Audience Girl: .............

Ayaka: Pfft, hehe...! Nnaaa ha ha--!!

Shizuku: .............

Ayaka: Oh maaaan! Today I laughed and laughed!!

Ayaka: Needle Roller really are the best comedy duo around!

Shizuku: (So "Needle Roller" was... The name of a comedy duo.)

Ayaka: Maaaan--!

Ayaka: Sujita-san is just so good with those witty retorts!

Ayaka: A weekly sermon on aisle 3! ... So funny!

Ayaka: That joke was so specific - it really got right to me!

Shizuku: (... To be honest, it was way too specific...)

Ayaka: Right? Don't you think?!

Shizuku: Eh...! A-ahh... Well...

Ayaka: What's this? Was it not that funny to you?

Ayaka: Now that I think about it, you weren't really laughing...

Shizuku: Ah! N-no, but...!

Shizuku: (She did bring me as a show of grattitude... So even if it's a lie, I should praise them a bit...)

Ayaka: Hmm...

Ayaka: Well, I guess everyone's has a different breaking point for when they have to laugh!

Shizuku: (Eh...)

Shizuku: (But you were... The only one laughing the whole time...)

Ayaka: Well, you don't need to worry about it! After all, everyone's breaking point for laughing is different!

Shizuku: T... Thanks...

Shizuku: (Well, if that's how it is, then...)

Ayaka: So anyway, you...

Ayaka: Uh... Your name.

Shizuku: Eh?

Ayaka: We forgot to do introductions.

Shizuku: Ahh... Now that you mention it... You're right...

Ayaka: I'm Mariko Ayaka! What's your name?

Shizuku: Yeah. I'm Hozumi Shizuku.

Ayaka: Hozumi Shizuku-chan! Yeah! Nice to meet you!

Shizuku: Yeah, you too.

Ayaka: Hmm.. Our laughter points are pretty different, but... Well, she still seems like a good kid!

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 1 | (Translated) - Duration: 6:59.

-------------------------------------------

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 1 | (Translated) - Duration: 6:59.

-------------------------------------------

EJ Carter is Up Next

For more infomation >> EJ Carter is Up Next

-------------------------------------------

I'm back - Duration: 16:35.

Absolutely terrible timing 4 me xD

I'm not even surprised :p

Okay maybe I am not doing too hot lol I'll try harder next time

For more infomation >> I'm back - Duration: 16:35.

-------------------------------------------

BEYOND THE LYRICS: A Million Men (Melanie Martinez) - Duration: 2:11.

Um... See a lot like documentaries about something is really sad

So, I wrote a story

Um, basically it's like a... Yeah, it's like a story

And, I call it more a story than a song

Just because... The lyrics kinda go through the whole girl's life so... yeah

Um... yeah. I hope you like it!

(It's about a girl) who had been through, um... Sex trafficking

So I wrote a song about it

Aaaaand it's really, no, it's a serious topic, so...

I... hope you guys like it! *Melanie being her cute adorable self*

*Laughs cutely*

For more infomation >> BEYOND THE LYRICS: A Million Men (Melanie Martinez) - Duration: 2:11.

-------------------------------------------

Jakubowski to judge: 'OK, I'm not going to listen to how you manipulate words' - Duration: 5:06.

For more infomation >> Jakubowski to judge: 'OK, I'm not going to listen to how you manipulate words' - Duration: 5:06.

-------------------------------------------

Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 2 | (Translated) - Duration: 6:39.

Ayaka: Yes, yes, yes... To start with, one order of the specialty pudding...

Ayaka: ... Wait, what the heck!!

Ayaka: Pfft, hehe... Nnaaaa ha ha--!

Ayaka: Haaah! That last live... Was so hilarious!

Ayaka: Alright...! I'm definitely going to next month's live show!

Ayaka: ... Hm! That's...............

Ayaka: Heeey! Shizuku-chaaan!

Shizuku: ..........

Ayaka: (Huh... She didn't hear me...?)

Ayaka: Heeeeey! Shizuku-chaaaaan!

Shizuku: ..........

Ayaka: Eh! Eeh...?

Ayaka: Heey! Heey! Heey! Heeeey!

Shizuku: Eek...! Who...

Shizuku: Ayaka-chan...?! Y... You startled me...!

Ayaka: I'm the one who's startled!

Ayaka: No matter how many times I called, you didn't notice me.

Ayaka: I said hey like 300 times, you know?

Shizuku: R-really...? ... Sorry.

Ayaka: Wha - wait! Obviously that's not true!

Ayaka: You're supposed to snap at me, like, "what the heck!"

Shizuku: Ah... S-sorry...

Ayaka: But, what's up? You're spacing out in a place like this.

Ayaka: Did something bad happen?

Shizuku: ... You could tell just by looking?

Ayaka: Yeah. You have a kind of sad look on your face.

Ayaka: ... Hah!

Ayaka: Could it have been some strange old guy bothering you?!

Shizuku: Huh?

Ayaka: If it was, how about you lemme at 'im?! I'll give him my world famous slap...!

Shizuku: Wait, wait...! You're moving the conversation too fast...

Shizuku: It isn't really a big deal.

Shizuku: Just a trivial worry that should be... Forgotten when I transform into a magical girl...

Ayaka: ...?

Shizuku: It's not like anything particularly bad has happened...

Shizuku: It's a bit vague, but... I guess I'm feeling anxious about the future...

Ayaka: Anxiety about... The future...?

Shizuku: Yeah...

Shizuku: I feel like I don't have one, or as if it's disappearing...

Shizuku: It's that sort of vague anxiety... So...

Shizuku: When I keep my sights set on just fighting witches and fighting frantically, I'm able to forget my worries.

Shizuku: But when my transformation is over, and I'm back to being just a regular school girl...

Shizuku: It just comes right back...

Shizuku: ... That's all.

Ayaka: ...............

Shizuku: Like I said, it's not a big deal.

Ayaka: ... But, but!

Ayaka: Shizuku-chan is feeling anxious, aren't you? You're worrying?

Ayaka: That's a big deal!

Shizuku: ...........

Shizuku: ... Thank you.

Ayaka: Um... Umm...........

Ayaka: Alright...!

Ayaka: I'm going to cheer you up, Shizuku-chan!

Shizuku: Eh...?

Ayaka: If you laugh real loud from the bottom of your stomach, like, bwaaa ha ha! Then...

Ayaka: I'm sure you'll feel way better!

Shizuku: Laugh... Real loud...........

Ayaka: Yep!

Ayaka: Here I go! You'd better watch! This is my full-power, one-hit killer goof..!

Ayaka: ... Sushi roooll...

Shizuku: ..............

Ayaka: ... Sushi roll... Roll... Huh...

Ayaka: ... Oh! Right, right!

Ayaka: Shizuku-chan has a different laughter point than most people!

Shizuku: (Eh...)

Ayaka: Okay, then I'll try something a little more surrealist! Here goes!

Ayaka: ... Carp sushi!!

Shizuku: ..............

Shizuku: (What should I do... I'm actually startled by how unfunny it is...)

Ayaka: Whaa?! That was no good, too?!

Ayaka: Okay, okay, then next...!

Shizuku: Eh...! Um...! Wait!

5 Minute Years Later

Ayaka: Then, then, next...! Secret... Best... 68!!

Shizuku: (I can't believe she hasn't given up...)

Ayaka: H... Here I go...!! Okay... Haah...!

Shizuku: (I-I need to let her quit...!)

Shizuku: (This next one...! I'll definitely laugh at this next one...!)

Ayaka: Here I go...!

Shizuku: O-okay...!

Ayaka: See not! Speak not! ...

Shizuku: (It's coming...! The punch line...)

Shizuku: (... Here it is!)

Ayaka: Squirrel monkey!! ... To a boss monkey!!

Shizuku: ...........

Ayaka: ...........

Shizuku: Ah... Ahaha... Yeah... That sure is funny...

Ayaka: Dah!

Shizuku: Eh...?

Ayaka: It's no goood!!

Shizuku: (I guess I need to smile or laugh more... Maybe I should have practiced or something...)

Ayaka: No good?! No good, no good?! This isn't funny either?!

Shizuku: Y-yeah...! It's funny...?

Ayaka: No! It's no good! No, no, no!

Ayaka: You haven't even laughed like bwaa ha ha ha!

Shizuku: (No one would... Even if it was really funny...)

Shizuku: (I don't think I can manage a laugh like I'm some manga character...)

Ayaka: Hmm...!

Ayaka: Shizuku-chan's laughter point is just too different, after all!

Shizuku: (Eh...)

Shizuku: (... Well, as long as she isn't too down about it, then this can finally end...)

Ayaka: You don't understand?! This hilarity!

Shizuku: Eh...

Ayaka: Ahh...! Could it be...

Ayaka: Do you not understand the structure of these jokes well enough?

Shizuku: Huh?

Ayaka: Okay, so! In that last goof...

Ayaka: It's refering to that thing... See no evil! Speak no evil! Hear no evil!

Ayaka: It's using that proverb as a basis.

Shizuku: Y-yeah...

Ayaka: So then!!

Ayaka: The next part is usually "hear not," but instead...

Ayaka: It goes "squirrel monkey..."

Ayaka: Okay, and that's just, like, a regular type of monkey! And so...

Ayaka: That's what makes it funny!

Shizuku: ..........

Ayaka: And then, since it's the end, a "boss monkey" appears...

Ayaka: So it's what you call a "repetition" joke!

Ayaka: Ah! A "repetition" joke is a term comedy that means...

Shizuku: ... Pfft... Fufu...!

Ayaka: ... Huh?

Shizuku: ... Nn - fufu... Fufufu...!

Ayaka: H-huhh?! W-what, what is it?!

Ayaka: Why are you laughing now?! There wasn't anything to laugh at, was there?!

Shizuku: Fu... Fufu...! It's because...

Shizuku: You just launched into your explanations so seriously...

Shizuku: Fufu... ... Ahh... How silly...

Ayaka: H-huuh...?

Ayaka: Shizuku-chan, your laughter point is definitely just way too different...

Ayaka: ... But hey, as long as I got you to laugh, that's good enough for me.

Shizuku: ... Yeah, honestly...

Shizuku: It's been along time since I laughed so much...

Shizuku: ... Thanks for cheering me up.

Ayaka: ...!

Shizuku: ... Thanks for cheering me up.

When Shizuku-chan said that, it reminded me of an old friend I was close with.

"Thanks for cheering me up."

Because those were the words she was always drawing out from people.

Girl 1: Looks like I was cheered up by Yuu-chan again.

Girl 1: I feel like it's something that happens all the time, it's like...

Girl 1: I'm being saved by how bright Yuu-chan shines.

Girl 2: Yeah, totally.

Yuu: You're exagerating! I rely on you when I'm feeling down, so we're even...

Yuu: ... Oh! Ayaka! What are you up to?

Yuu: Ayaka, come join us over here!

Ayaka: ... Okay!

We lived in the same neighborhood, so we'd been close friends ever since we were kids.

She was always smiling, and it felt like the space around her was always brighter because of it.

I can't count how many times that brightness helped me.

She was always... Right in the center of a crowd, sparkling. She was a girl just like the sun.

Shizuku: Really - thank you for today. So, see you...

Ayaka: Yeah! See ya!

Ayaka: Bye byyyee!

Shizuku: ... Yeah, honestly...

Shizuku: It's been along time since I laughed so much...

Shizuku: ... Thanks for cheering me up.

Ayaka: ("Thank you" ... "for cheering me up" ...)

Ayaka: (Shizuku-chan... She laughed and felt better...)

Ayaka: (I... Was thanked... Just like my friend.)

Ayaka: I've... Really changed... Into someone like my friend that I admired so much...!

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 2 | (Translated) - Duration: 6:39.

-------------------------------------------

Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 1 | (Translated) - Duration: 6:59.

Ayaka: Hmph...!

Ayaka: Nyaaaaaaaah!!

Ayaka: Alriiight! This is it!!

Shizuku: I'll attack from behind...!

Ayaka: Aye-aye! I'll leave its back to you, partner!!

Shizuku: (... We only just met, but...)

Shizuku: Mmf...!! Hah!!

Ayaka: Naaa ha ha! How's that! Hurts, don't it?!

Shizuku: It's dangerous! Look out!!

Ayaka: Ha... Uh - eh?!

Ayaka: Uh ohs...!

Ayaka: Ngh, Haaaaaah!!

Shizuku: Are you okay?!

Ayaka: Ouchie... Surprise attacks like that are cheating...

Shizuku: Our attacks haven't even been making it flinch.

Shizuku: This witch...

Shizuku: It may be more powerful than it looks...!

Ayaka: Nununu... I think you're right...

Shizuku: It may be best if we retreat for now...

Ayaka: Eh? No, it's fine!

Shizuku: ? Do you have a better idea...?

Ayaka: Hmmm nope! Not at all!

Shizuku: Eh...?!

Ayaka: I'm not very smart, so I've got nothin'!

Shizuku: Eh... But...

Shizuku: You sounded so confident when you said "it's fine..."

Ayaka: Yeah! It's totally baseless!

Ayaka: But, I still think that we can totes do it!

Shizuku: So... Just a gut feeling, huh...?

Ayaka: It's fine, it's fine, it's fine! Anyway, it's fine!

Ayaka: Because that's what my heart is saying!

Ayaka: So just leave it to me, okay?

Shizuku: Eh?! Wait...!

Ayaka: Okaaaaaaay...!

Shizuku: Wait! Hey!!

Ayaka: Here goooooes!!

Ayaka: Naaa ha ha! How do you like them apples! You witch!

Shizuku: (Amazing...)

Shizuku: (She really defeated it through sheer will power...)

Ayaka: In the face of my Positive Heart...

Ayaka: Any enemy turns into a fallen soldier!

Shizuku: (Fallen soldier... Why does she phrase it like that...?)

Ayaka: Man, so in the end of the end...

Ayaka: When I went all out, it was a Clean Hit!

Ayaka: I took it out as perfect as a futon!

Ayaka: Maaan, I'm... Getting stronger every day!

Ayaka: Yes, yes, yes!

Ayaka: For as long as I'm here, Kamihama's safety is guaranteed!

Ayaka: ... Juuuust kidding! That would be a bit much!

Shizuku: (Amazing.)

Shizuku: (She can keep the conversation going forever - all by herself.)

Ayaka: Nnaaaaa ha ha! Naaa ha ha!

Shizuku: Um, I...

Ayaka: Nn... Huh... I, kinda...

Shizuku: Eh...?

Ayaka: Hah!!

Ayaka: Oh, hey! Hey, hey! Hey hey hey!!

Shizuku: Huh?! Eh... W-what...?

Ayaka: Right now, like, right now right now, what time is it?!

Shizuku: Eh... Um... ... It's almost five o'clock... Or so...?

Ayaka: -----?! F-f-f..?!

Shizuku: Eh... F... "F" ...?

Ayaka: Five o'cloooooock?!

Shizuku: Kya...!

Ayaka: No! No, no, no, no way!!

Shizuku: Huh?! Wha... What is it...?

Ayaka: It's no good! It's no gooood...!

Ayaka: I'll never make it!!

Shizuku: Make it...?

Ayaka: The "Needle Roller" live show! It's gonna start...!

Shizuku: ("Needle Roller" ...)

Man: Okay, you bastards! Are you ready to rage?!

Men: Uooooh!!!

Shizuku: (... I think that's a famous punk band...?)

Ayaka: No way...

Ayaka: I've been looking forward to this for 2 weeks...

Shizuku: ...!

Shizuku: Hey, where is the show...?! What time do the doors open?

Ayaka: Huh...?

Ayaka: Spacial... Binding...?

Ayaka: ... What's that?

Shizuku: Just like the name implies. It's the power to link one space with another.

Shizuku: That's my unique power.

Ayaka: Awesome...! You can really do that?!

Ayaka: With something like that...

Ayaka: You can totally get away with oversleeping!

Shizuku: Eh? A-ah... I guess...

Shizuku: (I never thought about using it like that, before...)

Shizuku: If the show starts at five... We'll make it there with extra time.

Ayaka: R-really?! Really really really?!

Shizuku: Fufu. Yes, really really.

Ayaka: B-but, but, but!

Ayaka: Aaah, it starts in 15 minutes!! We only have 15 minutes left!!

Shizuku: (Why is she turning into such a worrywart now...?)

Ayaka: Hey, hey, hey, hey, heeey!!

Shizuku: Haah... I'm telling the truth...

Shizuku: ... Ready? We're going.

Ayaka: Woah! Wooaah!! What the heck!!

Shizuku: I'm begging you... Please quiet down...

Ayaka: Nnwow! Wah! Wowow...

Ayaka: Ha...! T-this is...

Ayaka: We're right in front of the Figure Eight Hall--!

Shizuku: See? I told you, didn't I?

Ayaka: Wwww what time...?

Shizuku: 10 minutes until 5 o'clock.

Ayaka: F-fuwaaaaah!

Ayaka: We made it! We made it, mother!

Shizuku: Pfft. Fufu... See...?

Shizuku: Now that you've made it on time, you'd better get going.

Ayaka: Yeah! Thank you!!

Shizuku: (Haah... Somehow... She's like a hurricane...)

Ayaka: Um! Um, um, um!

Shizuku: Huh?! W-why did you come back...?!

Ayaka: To give! Thanks!!

Shizuku: Thanks...?

Ayaka: Here! This! I have two tickets!

Ayaka: It's my treat!

Ayaka: I'll give you a ticket, so! So will you come with me?!

Shizuku: Eh... But, that's...

Shizuku: I'm not really into punk...

Ayaka: Huh? Punk? What are you talking about?

Ayaka: Needle Roller isn't a punk band!

Ayaka: They're a high-speed bike with an engine bursting with laughter!

Shizuku: No, that's not what I mean...

Ayaka: Come onnn! They're gonna start!

Ayaka: Hurry up, let's go!!

Shizuku: W-wait up! Hey!!

Man 1: So there I was... Looking totally stunned...

Man 2: What is this, a weekly sermon on aisle 3?!

Audience Woman: .............

Audience Man: .............

Shizuku: .............

Ayaka: Bwaa ha ha ha!!

Man 1: And if you look beside me, you'd see my friend averting his eyes...

Man 2: No, they're just throwing out some old stock, that's all!

Audience Girl: .............

Ayaka: Pfft, hehe...! Nnaaa ha ha--!!

Shizuku: .............

Ayaka: Oh maaaan! Today I laughed and laughed!!

Ayaka: Needle Roller really are the best comedy duo around!

Shizuku: (So "Needle Roller" was... The name of a comedy duo.)

Ayaka: Maaaan--!

Ayaka: Sujita-san is just so good with those witty retorts!

Ayaka: A weekly sermon on aisle 3! ... So funny!

Ayaka: That joke was so specific - it really got right to me!

Shizuku: (... To be honest, it was way too specific...)

Ayaka: Right? Don't you think?!

Shizuku: Eh...! A-ahh... Well...

Ayaka: What's this? Was it not that funny to you?

Ayaka: Now that I think about it, you weren't really laughing...

Shizuku: Ah! N-no, but...!

Shizuku: (She did bring me as a show of grattitude... So even if it's a lie, I should praise them a bit...)

Ayaka: Hmm...

Ayaka: Well, I guess everyone's has a different breaking point for when they have to laugh!

Shizuku: (Eh...)

Shizuku: (But you were... The only one laughing the whole time...)

Ayaka: Well, you don't need to worry about it! After all, everyone's breaking point for laughing is different!

Shizuku: T... Thanks...

Shizuku: (Well, if that's how it is, then...)

Ayaka: So anyway, you...

Ayaka: Uh... Your name.

Shizuku: Eh?

Ayaka: We forgot to do introductions.

Shizuku: Ahh... Now that you mention it... You're right...

Ayaka: I'm Mariko Ayaka! What's your name?

Shizuku: Yeah. I'm Hozumi Shizuku.

Ayaka: Hozumi Shizuku-chan! Yeah! Nice to meet you!

Shizuku: Yeah, you too.

Ayaka: Hmm.. Our laughter points are pretty different, but... Well, she still seems like a good kid!

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 1 | (Translated) - Duration: 6:59.

-------------------------------------------

Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 3 | (Translated) - Duration: 8:09.

Ayaka: Welcooome!

Shizuku: Ah... Yeah, I was waiting. Welcome.

Ayaka: Huuh?!? That's...

Ayaka: That's where you're supposed to go, "don't say welcome when you're the customer!"

Ayaka: ... Or something like that! You gotta finish the joke...!

Shizuku: Aah... Sorry, sorry...

Ayaka: Jeez...! You sure can kill a joke!

Shizuku: (I can't imagine anyone being able to finish the jokes she sets up...)

Shizuku: Here, the seat by the window is open.

Ayaka: Okaaay.

Ayaka: Here he is! Cream soda! Kicked out of the Float Kingdom by over population!

Shizuku: Eh? Over population? Why?

Ayaka: Because, because!

Ayaka: A coffee float is a coffee float, right?

Shizuku: Yeah.

Ayaka: And a cola float is a cola float.

Ayaka: And an orange float is definitely an orange float!

Ayaka: They're all drinks topped with ice cream...

Ayaka: The only one we don't call a float is cream soda!

Shizuku: I see...

Ayaka: So cream soda got pushed out by over population!

Ayaka: Oh, you! You big ol' show off!!

Man: Hmph... *cough*!

Ayaka: Ha! And you even have a cherry on top...!

Shizuku: I'm sorry, but can you lower your voice a little bit?

Ayaka: Eh! ... Awawa...! Was I... Being too loud?

Shizuku: My family's cafe is a kind of traditional coffee shop, so...

Shizuku: Most of our customers are on the older side.

Shizuku: So we should just keep it down a little... Okay?

Ayaka: Ha! I see, I see! That makes sense!

Ayaka: If I start yelling all of a sudden...

Ayaka: Gramps might be so startled he has a heart attack!

Shizuku: Eh...

Man: H-hmph...! *cough*

Shizuku: I-I'm so sorry...!

Ayaka: Wah...! S-sorry...!

Shizuku: Pfft... Fufu...! Jeez...

Shizuku: See? So let's use our indoor voices.

Ayaka: I-indoor voices...?! How do I do that...!

Shizuku: Don't over-think it.

Shizuku: I'm a little jealous, actually. Of that part of Ayaka.

Ayaka: Huh?! "Jealous"?!

Ayaka: Shizuku-chan, do you want to make old men angry, too?!

Shizuku: No... That's not the part I'm jealous of...

Ayaka: ?

Shizuku: You're always so endlessly bright...

Shizuku: So much that you just draw everyone around you into that brightness.

Shizuku: That sort of... Power to get tangled up with other people, I guess you could call it...

Shizuku: That sort of brightness that can shine its light on everything... That's what I'm jealous of.

Ayaka: ... A brightness that... Can shine its light on everything...

Shizuku: Yeah.

Shizuku: I think you're always so amazing, Ayaka.

Ayaka: ............

Ayaka: .......... "Amazing..." Huh...........

Shizuku: ... Yeah. ...?

Ayaka: ...........

Ayaka: ... No... I'm not...

Ayaka: I'm not anyone worth praising like that!

Shizuku: Eh...

Ayaka: Saying I'm amazing... Or that you're jealous...

Ayaka: I'm not the type of person that... Deserves those words...

Shizuku: .................. What's wrong?

Ayaka: Huh...? W-what do you mean...?

Shizuku: ... This isn't like you. To suddenly...

Shizuku: Say such pessimistic things.

Ayaka: ...! ...............

Ayaka: Um... You know, I...? Actually, I...!

Ayaka: Ah.............. Um........

Shizuku: .............

Shizuku: Can you wait a minute? I'll clean up really quick.

Ayaka: Eh?

Shizuku: Shall we head out?

Ayaka: Eh... But...! The cafe...?

Shizuku: It's fine. It's just about time for mother to get back.

Shizuku: Can you wait outside?

Ayaka: S-sure...

Ayaka: Actually I - In the past... ... Well.

Ayaka: ... "Before I became a magical girl," specifically - I wasn't a such a bright person.

Shizuku: Before...

Ayaka: Yep.

Yuu: Ayaka, join us over here!

Ayaka: ... Okay!

I had a friend I really looked up to... Even though the two of us were total opposites, somehow we had always gotten along really well.

But you know, because the two of us, who were so different from each other, were aaaalways together...

???: Why do you think Yuu-chan even hangs out with Ayaka?

Ayaka: ...?

Girl 2: Ahh... You mean because Ayaka is so dull?

Girl 1: Yeah, exactly!

Ayaka: ...!

???: I mean, Yuu-chan and Ayaka are just totally opposite types.

???: Yuu-chan is like everyone's mood maker, but...

???: But Ayaka is just her, like... Shadow character, you know?

???: Ahh, totally.

Ayaka: ............

Yuu: Ayaka! What's up? There you go making that gloomy face again!

Ayaka: ... Yuu-chan...............

Yuu: If somethings wrong, won't you talk to me about it? I'll cheer you up!

Ayaka: ... Sorry... I'm always...

Yuu: Come on, what are you saying? You cheer me up when I'm down too, so we're even!

Ayaka: Yeah... Thanks...

Ayaka: (We're... Not "even" at all...)

Ayaka: (I'm always... Getting cheered up by her...)

Ayaka: It's not like they had mean intentions.

Ayaka: I know that super well! But...

Ayaka: When they said that I was nothing like my friend...

Ayaka: Who always stayed close with me, even though she was so bright...

Ayaka: I wondered how I could change to become more like her.

Ayaka: And that feeling got to be so big...

Ayaka: ............

Ayaka: That's when I met Kyuubey.

When I met Kyuubey, I was being attacked by a witch, so I had no choice but to become a magical girl.

Kyuubey: Now then. What do you wish for?

Ayaka: W... Wish...?! Um.........

Yuu: It'll be okay, it'll be okay! Ayaka, I know you'll pull through, no matter what!

Ayaka: ............ I..........

I was going to become a magical girl either way, so... "I want to become a bright person, just like my friend." That was my wish.

Ayaka: ... So.

Ayaka: Sometimes I'm so noisy that people get a little annoyed...

Ayaka: And I say silly things and then laugh at them...

Ayaka: Or get told thank you for cheering me up...

Ayaka: But none of that is the real me at all.

Shizuku: .................

Ayaka: So it's nice when people are just saying thank you, but...

Ayaka: But more importantly... I'm just happy if that person feels better...

Ayaka: But - Shizuku-chan, when you praised me... I started to just feel guilty.

Shizuku: Guilty...? ... Why?

Ayaka: Because I'm... Just a cheap imitation of my friend.

Ayaka: All of the praise and gratitude coming my way...

Ayaka: It's all... Something I shouldn't take.

Shizuku: ...............

Shizuku: ... Before. You took me to that show...

Ayaka: ?

Shizuku: That man from Needle Roller... "Sujita-san" ...?

Ayaka: Eh... Yeah...?

Shizuku: I've heard that in private, Sujita-san is a very quiet person.

Ayaka: Eeh?! R-really...?

Ayaka: But on stage he's always... Telling his jokes so loudly...

Shizuku: He said he wanted to change his shy self...

Shizuku: Because he wanted to pursue being a performer.

Ayaka: I didn't know that...

Shizuku: ... He wasn't the bright person that you thought he was...

Shizuku: Are you disappointed?

Ayaka: Eh...? W-why...?!

Ayaka: Of course I'm not disappointed...! Because...!

Ayaka: No matter what Sujita-san is like when he's not on stage...

Ayaka: And the happiness I always get from watching Sujita-san isn't fake...

Ayaka: Ah...

Shizuku: ... Yes, I think so too.

Shizuku: Whenever, wherever... Whatever they do...

Shizuku: That person never stops being themself.

Ayaka: ............

Shizuku: Wanting to become a brighter person, Sujita-san who stepped onto the stage...

Shizuku: And wanting to become a brighter person, Ayaka who became a magical girl...

Shizuku: They both changed because they wanted to, right...?

Ayaka: ...........

Shizuku: And...........

Shizuku: ... Ayaka, what's the name of your friend that you look up to so much?

Ayaka: Eh...? Well, I call her... Yuu-chan...

Shizuku: For me... This is my first time hearing her name.

Shizuku: Her name, her voice... I don't even know how she sounds when she laughs...

Shizuku: The one who encouraged me with a dazzling smile...

Shizuku: It wasn't her... There was no one else it could have been...

Shizuku: Except for you, obviously... Ayaka.

Ayaka: ...!

Ayaka: ... Yeah........ Yeah...! ... Thank you...!

Shizuku: Fufu...

Ayaka: I'm okay... I'm okay... I'm okay...

Ayaka: ... Right now, I am... Without a doubt... My true self.

Shizuku: Yeah...

Ayaka: Alriiiiight! Somehow, I'm feeling way better!

Shizuku: Fufu, glad to hear it.

Ayaka: Shizuku-chan! Thanks for cheering me up!

Shizuku: No problem.

Shizuku: (In reality, you've cheered me up so much more...)

Ayaka: Oh, that's right! My thanks! Let me give you thanks!

Shizuku: Huh?

Ayaka: Needle Roller has another live...

Ayaka: And I got two tickets!

Shizuku: (Eh...!)

Ayaka: I wanted to make sure I didn't miss out! So I applied for two tickets...

Ayaka: And I guess they had tickets left over for some reason.

Ayaka: Because somehow I was able to get both tickets. Isn't that weird? I wonder why!

Shizuku: (No... I know exactly why.)

Ayaka: So! Let's go together!

Shizuku: Eh... Well... ... I think... I have to pass this time...

Ayaka: Ehhh! Why, why? Shizuku-chan...

Ayaka: Aren't you a fan of Needle Roller?

Shizuku: Eh...?!

Ayaka: I mean, you knew so much about Sujita-san!

Shizuku: Ahh... That's...

Shizuku: (It was so unfunny, that...)

Shizuku: (I wanted to find out why he even pursued performing in the first place.)

Ayaka: Come on! It'll be fun! Alright, it's decided!

Shizuku: Eh, wait...!

Ayaka: Ummm, let's see... It'll be at five o'clock, so...

Shizuku: .........

Shizuku: (... Well... I guess it's fine...)

Ayaka: Hello, hello! I won't lose to anyone when it comes to brightness! I'm Mariko Ayaka!

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Mariko Ayaka | Episode 3 | (Translated) - Duration: 8:09.

-------------------------------------------

Untangling the Devil's Corkscrew - Duration: 6:41.

Imagine you're a paleontologist in the late 1800s, working among the sandy rocks of Nebraska.

You're searching for fossils in the Harrison Formation -- a big swath of siltstone, sandstone,

and volcanic ash dating back to the Miocene Epoch some 22 million years ago.

And suddenly you find a huge coil of hardened sand stuck deep in the earth, about three

and a half meters tall.

Soon after, you and your colleagues start finding more of these things like hundreds of

them, clustered close together but almost never overlapping.

They're just giant, perfect corkscrews in the sand.

It turns out that local ranchers have known about these weird spirals for a long time,

and they call them Devil's Corkscrews, a name that you and your fellow scientists later

change to the latin name, Daemonelix.

But … what the heck are these things?

It's clear these corkscrews were created by some form of life, but what?

The secret to untangling the mystery of the Devil's Corkscrew is in the often-overlooked

fact that bones aren't the only things that can fossilize.

Tooth marks, footprints, skin impressions, and even dung can all be preserved.

These are known as trace fossils – indications of life from the distant past.

But just like in any good mystery novel, sometimes the clues take time to come together.

Devil's corkscrews were first described in 1891 from the badlands of Nebraska, by

geologist Erwin Hinckley Barbour.

He wrote at the time: "Their forms are magnificent; their symmetry perfect; their organization

beyond my comprehension."

Barbour initially thought that the spirals were the remains of vines, roots, or other

plant matter that had gotten all tangled up, maybe around a tree trunk that later rotted

away.

Then he wondered whether they were sea sponges of some sort.

But he also noticed that the corkscrews had this weird feature at the bottom, a little

flare that stuck out like a hockey stick.

He thought this could've been a rhizome – a special type of root that grows sideways,

which some modern plants use to reproduce, sort of like the creeping vines that come

out of a strawberry plant.

Meanwhile, other paleontologists thought that the corkscrews might have been the remains

of some sort of marine plant that spiraled deep into to the seafloor to stay rooted.

But what eventually solved the mystery was what was inside the corkscrews, something

that plants and sponges have never had: bones.

Specifically, the bones of a small, extinct beaver known as Palaeocastor.

Turns out, Palaeocastor bones were found in many of the corkscrews, with one specimen

even found with its head, as Barbour wrote, "appearing to peek out of the entrance."

Now, modern, aquatic beavers are known to sometimes burrow into riverbanks, but they

don't make anything that looks like this.

Plus, the beavers' remains were mostly found in pieces, not intact, so Barbour and other

scientists at the time decided that the beavers must have been pulled into the burrows by

some other mystery predator.

It wasn't until 1977, almost a hundred years after the first Devil's Corkscrews were

reported, that two scientists found their 'smoking gun'.

They studied the distinctive scrapes on the edges of these burrows, and found that they

were the exact size and shape of Palaeocastor's teeth.

Add to that the fact that some baby beavers were found in the tunnels, and suddenly the

idea that beavers had made these big helical burrows didn't seem so far-fetched.

So, Devil's Corkscrews turned out to be trace fossils made by extinct, burrowing,

non-aquatic beavers.

But, why did they make burrows that were so … complicated?

I mean, digging isn't easy, especially if you're like Palaeocastor and you're adapted

to dig with your teeth.

So why not dig a simple tunnel that's just deep and narrow enough to hide in?

Well, there are a couple of possible reasons.

One is based on the fact that the beavers seemed to make many burrows in the same area.

Maybe it was easier to fit more animals in a tight space by using coils, sort of like

building a duplex instead of a single house.

Plus, an animal can't dig a hole straight down, or it would get stuck at the bottom.

But making a coil would allow Palaeocastor to dig deep while maintaining a nice, easy

incline – like a ramp.

But one thing we know this spiral design was really bad at was keeping out predators.

We know this because most of the beaver bones that have been found in the burrows are only

partial skeletons: namely, heads and feet, which are the parts that predators tend to

leave behind.

And some burrows have even been found to hold the remains of one of Palaeocastor's possible

predators, an ancient weasel-like mammal called Zodiolestes.

But there's one more possible benefit to living in a spiral burrow, one that was particularly

important in the Miocene: air conditioning.

Burrows in general tend to have pretty even year-round temperatures, because they use

the insulating properties of soil.

This makes them a little cooler in summer, and a little warmer in winter.

But a spiral burrow takes the design a step further, by helping to block airflow.

Air can come in and out of a straight burrow pretty easily – but with each twist, a spiral

helps block air from moving deeper by slowing and eventually stopping any wind.

And 22 million years ago, this would've come in handy.

The climate of Nebraska back then was drier and warmer than today, with hotter summers

and cold winters.

And Palaeocastor lived in grasslands that grew on sand dunes, which occasionally could

have generated big sand storms.

So living underground in a spiral would have offered a safe haven from the rough climate

of Miocene America.

But, not forever.

Burrowing beavers like Palaeocastor thrived for about 10 million years, as grasses spread

across the continent.

But eventually, they started to disappear.

It could be that the changing climate made the soil of the ancient Great Plains harder

for them to dig through.

Predators also could have been a problem.

As the grasslands grew, so did the number of carnivores, and maybe they hunted Palaeocastor

to extinction.

We don't really know for sure.

But long after Palaeocastor went extinct, its burrows lingered.

In time, sediment filled them, preserving the remains of the beavers inside, and eventually

solidified.

As time passed, the softer sand around the burrows began to erode, but not the hardened

spirals.

So when Barbour and other paleontologists began to explore the area, thousands of millennia

later, they found themselves surrounded by a Miocene ghost town.

This is why trace fossils are so important to paleontologists today.

Their strange shapes can inspire awe, as well as centuries of discussion and research -- a

pretty lofty achievement for what began as a simple hole in the ground.

Now, do you have a favorite detective story from the world of natural history?

let us know in the comments!

And of course, be sure to go to youtube.com/eons and subscribe.

And if you have other burning questions about how the world works, you gotta check

out Reactions, a show that explains everything in the world around you, with the help of

chemistry.

Trust me; you'll like it!

For more infomation >> Untangling the Devil's Corkscrew - Duration: 6:41.

-------------------------------------------

Seven Reasons Why The Online MBTI Community Is Dominated By Intuitives - Duration: 7:22.

7 Reasons Why The Online MBTI Community Is Dominated By Intuitives

It's no surprise to anyone who frequents MBTI blogs, forums and online communities

to hear that sensor types are drastically underrepresented on the Internet.

While iNtuitives make up only 26.6% of the global population, they are the definite majority

in online MBTI communities.

Here are a few reasons why this imbalance occurs.

1.

Most of our societal resources are already catered toward sensors.

With sensors making up roughly 73.4% of the global population, it's only natural that

the majority of our education systems, workplaces and social norms are catered toward sensing

types.

Growing up, sensors are more likely than intuitives to be provided with the tools they need in

order to excel.

For this reason, they may be less likely to seek out systems that help them understand

themselves, and how their method of processing information relates to the world around them.

For many sensors, the MBTI is simply telling them information about themselves that they

have already been made aware of, whereas intuitives are more likely to find that the MBTI is the

first resource they've come across that directly identifies how they process information.

2.

Intuitives, by definition, enjoy exploring theory.

Intuitives enjoy understanding the bigger picture of how things connect and relate to

one another.

They want to know the 'why' and the 'how' behind what interests them, rather than just

the 'what.'

The MBTI provides intuitives with a tool for understanding what's behind human behavior

and how those around them are interpreting reality.

Since intuitives value the ability to perceive a situation from various different angles,

they enjoy using the MBTI as a means of understanding other viewpoints.

Intuitives don't just want to know how they see the world, they want to know how everyone

else around them sees it and what the implications of those various different viewpoints are.

3.

Sensors prefer learning information that they can tangibly apply to their lives.

Sensors are more than capable of deeply understanding theory, it's just that they don't want

to waste their time learning theories that are not useful to them.

An ESTJ may become incredibly interested in the MBTI if it helps him or her develop effective

leadership strategies in the workplace, or an ESFP may enjoy it if it helps him or her

better relate to others.

Whereas intuitives enjoy learning theory for the fun of it, sensors prefer learning theory

that can be practically applied in some way.

For this reason, sensors who are exposed to the MBTI may quickly lose interest in it if

they do not see a way in which it applies to their everyday lives.

4.

The MBTI provides intuitives with a community of like-minded people that many of them have

not found in real life.

With sensing types dominating the world, many intuitives types grow up feeling ostracized

from or out of place around their peers.

This may be particularly true for INxx types, who often express difficulty relating to others

in the early years of their lives.

Even the more outgoing ENxx types often report feeling as though they've only ever fit

in on a surface level, and that they grew up longing to find others who shared and understood

their true complexity.

The MBTI community connects intuitives with like-minded people who share commonalities

in the ways that they process information and view the world.

For many intuitive types, it is a massive relief to know that there are others out there

who think, feel, understand and experience the world in a similar way to them.

5.

The MBTI provides intuitives with the language that they were previously lacking to describe

their problems.

Intuitives must reason their way to everything: why they are feeling a certain way, why a

certain problem is continuously manifesting, why something about their life just seems

off even though they can't quite put their finger on what.

The MBTI helps intuitives assign language to the hunches and feelings that they have

never previously been able to put into words.

An 'off' day for an ENTP can be explained by a disruption to their extroverted feeling.

A continuous lack of follow-through for the INFP can be explained by under-developed extroverted

thinking.

For the most part, intuitives dislike acting without first understanding the root cause

of the problem they are facing.

And the MBTI finally provides these types with the language that they need to understand

and communicate their abstract, existential problems.

6.

Intuitives tend to spend more time thinking than doing – therefore they spend more time

on the Internet.

To the average intuitive, exploring and debating ideas is significantly more interesting than

putting those ideas into practice.

An INTJ may enjoy designing a system significantly more than they enjoy implementing it.

An INFP may enjoy reflecting on their feelings for someone more than they enjoy actually

spending time with that person.

As a result of their tendency to prefer speculation over implementation, many intuitives spend

a significant portion of their time reading, researching, debating and sharing ideas online.

Whereas sensors want to see the potential results of their theorizations as soon as

possible, most intuitives are happy to dissect and analyze a theory seemingly forever, and

the Internet is a great place to do just that.

7.

The intuitive community (unfortunately) fuels a sense of backlash toward the sensing community.

Let's take a minute to talk about the very real intuitive bias that exists in the MBTI

world.

Many Ns grow up feeling as though their particular form of intelligence is being misunderstood,

disregarded or overlooked by the sensors that surround them.

Therefore, it is a relief to finally find a community in which their strengths are both

understood and celebrated.

While finding the MBTI community is a wonderful experience for most intuitives, it has also

spurred a unique online counterculture, in which many intuitive types glorify iNtuition

as a trait that is superior to sensing and deem themselves a master intellectual race.

This attitude is often quick to turn sensors off of the MBTI, just as intuitives often

see their form of intelligence go unappreciated in the real world, sensors often see their

form of intelligence go unappreciated in the MBTI community.

This semi-intentionally fosters an exclusive community of intuitives on the Internet – who

occasionally sit back to wonder why the hell there are no sensors in the online MBTI community.

All in all, that's the 7 Reasons Why The Online MBTI Community Is Dominated By iNtuitives.

Really cool information isn't it!

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

Thanks for watching!

Không có nhận xét nào:

Đăng nhận xét