Yt News today: Youtube daily report Oct 15 2018

what is up everybody and welcome to a special Halloween edition of will it

juggle your favorite youtube series that involves a spinning wheel and juggling

again it's probably probably only one this series is all about your guys

comments all your suggestions end up on the wheels so make sure you leave a

comment and give suggestions for the next episode let's just see what we got

to start spinning first up getting crazy to start off all right we've got the

spiked club you've seen that in a recent video but now we will see whether or not

I can juggle it with two other crazy objects all right we're just going all

dangerous gonna get all the dangerous things out of the way on the first round

okay we've got a hatchet spikes Club

voodoo doll let me show you this thing this is a bungler one of the toy

companies sent me this this is the most disturbing kids toy I have ever been

sent and you know what we got a hatchet the spike Club and this I think it's too

easy you know that means we're spinning a fourth time whoa I know I know I'm

probably ready

pumpkin vase this was a bad decision I should not have gone on a fourth time

okay this pumpkin vase is this little decorative pumpkin here oh it's a gift

don't break it I was just about to say it's probably

gonna break if I drop this like shatter into million pieces

but let's go see if I can juggle these for Halloween items okay I might have

bitten off a little bit more than I could chew for this one which is

saying something Oh what's funny is I'm most worried about this thing because it

has a lid I think lids gonna fall off and that might mess me up

so I'm actually more worried about the ceramic pumpkin then I am the spine club

or the hatchet but let's give it a shot

it's not gonna go up okay well I'm gonna do one test throw with this thing okay

so there's the lid sorry about your pumpkin Cassie let's just go for it

all right oh okay hold on that that definitely juggle

I am you better than sassy weird I'm weird the Guru doll girl yeah super

light

oh yeah well there is around one folks but I think it juggled right I did

several catches I think so all right on to the next thing

well that was exciting back to the wheel

baby pumpkins I think for this one we just see how many I can juggle

I can't believe anything just works

six-six-six mini pumpkins will juggle seven is pretty difficult just cuz I

can't start it but I was pretty happy with what I could do with with like five

and six oh there we go

the bloody machete I hate that obviously not not too sharp I think I'll be okay

juggling it but it's pretty big the skull perfect hi I'm mr. bonehead you

should give a thumbs up on this video you're a terrible ventriloquist I wasn't

trying to be a ventriloquist she's been really zoomed in on this guy

hey is your own head you should go like on this video cuz

josh is awesome nobody would believe that the school said you were awesome

anyway school machete

pumpkin bucket of candy all right pumpkin bucket full of candy

oh man that's going to get candy everywhere but I love it and I'm gonna

do it while burning this creepy mask because we've got it let's go okay

before I do this we give Instagram shoutouts every single video someone

that likes and comments on regular basis on my Instagram casas Instagram - make

sure you follow us here are those two people for this video thank you so much

for falling less a hard important at juggling Josh okay here we go

I I don't know how this is gonna work Candy's going to go everywhere but these

are the two things seemed pretty pretty juggle Bowl oh yeah oh yeah

my vision is a little impaired but not too bad okay there we go

Oh No

I made a mess you better pick it up before people drive over all my candy

that's true I think it juggled for a little bit

weird ugly more sick sketches I've got some candy everywhere but that is

today's episode everyone thank you so much for watching make sure you leave a

comment for the next episode of will it juggle we love your suggestions that's

how this series works we got videos every Monday Wednesday Saturday so make

sure you subscribe you haven't yet let's go to the beach hold on before we go I

wanted to send a reminder I'm gonna choose this in this video but we forgot

I wanna send a reminder about this month's off the record for different

Halloween themed challenges and you can win a drone a blaster and a few other

things so friggin Zak who said you can click the card up top to go watch the

video but the four challenges are throwing candy into a bucket spinning

with a pumpkin on your head stacking as candy corn and unwrapping candy so go

watch the video if you missed that one and submit your videos with the hashtag

or email us for your chance to win some awesome prizes I think now we can go to

the beach

now I don't know if a migrant Rose was my friend religion you can

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Micro-Biology: Crash Course History of Science #24 - Duration: 12:12.

What makes beer? Single-celled organisms. What makes us cough and feel like sleeping

for twelve straight hours Straight? Single-celled organisms. AKA microbes, germs, the tiny machines

that allow us to digest—and can kill us. "What is life?" Turns out, life is relentless,

everywhere on earth!

[Intro Music Plays]

Microbes are invisible: they're single cells.

So to understand microbes—that is, to do microbiology—scientists first needed to

study cells.

German botanist Matthias Schleiden and physiologist Theodor Schwann

proposed a modern cell theory around 1837: every living thing

is made up of one or more cells. So the cell was the fundamental unit of life, the thing

that gives structure to all forms of life. Amazingly, Schleiden—who studied plants—and

Schwann—who studied animals—both noticed tiny dots in the middles of the cells they

looked at under their microscopes. These nuclei must somehow be important to all life, they figured—correctly.

Darwin's chief public defender, Thomas Henry

Huxley, also wrote a article called "The Cell–Theory" in 1853.

Where the Germans were cataloging different microscopic forms, Huxley proposed a mechanistic

model: cells are little factories with different parts that have different functions. Their

functions make the parts add up into an organic whole.

Not every scientist believed cell theory right away, but many came around, as microscope-enabled

evidence mounted.

And yet, being able to observe single-celled organisms didn't immediately lead scientists

to connect them to disease. In fact, medicine in the early 1800s mostly

worked the way it had hundreds or even a thousand years earlier. It was still all about liquids

called humors. But some diseases were understood differently.

These were caused by a kind of invisible badness in the environment called a miasma.

According to miasma theory, diseases were caused by foul-smelling airs that came from

rotting meats, swamps, and other putrefying sources.

Before you knock it, think about it: this theory mostly works. Dangerous microbes grow

on smelly, dirty stuff. The smell is a byproduct of the microbes' eating organic matter.

But even today, we can't see these microbes without instruments. So following our unaided

senses is still smart: don't eat gross trash!

Sniff the turkey before you eat it. And then, just eat it anyway like I did this morning.

By the mid-1800s, however, a few scientific rebels were pushing a germ theory of disease. This holds that germs, or pathogenic microorganisms,

cause infectious diseases. [Snow]

Around this time, a nasty germ called Vibrio cholerae provided

an opportunity to test the theory out.h Cholera had ravaged England since the germ

started to travel widely out of south Asia in the early 1800s, hitching rides on the

expanding armada of merchant ships. Empire had all kinds of unpredicted downsides.

In 1854, a bad cholera epidemic hit Broad Street in the Soho neighborhood of London,

killing over six hundred people. One doctor named John Snow had a hunch about what was

going on. Snow created a map of the outbreak and noted

that the cases seemed to cluster around one public well. He hypothesized that cholera

microbes were rapidly multiplying in its water. So he convinced the Soho council to remove

the well's pump handle. People went elsewhere for water, and the cholera infections decreased.

John Snow became a hero! Saving Lives! Even though, it turned out, the outbreak was already in decline when

he removed the handle. Thus proving that some John Snows, do know

somethings.

Snow's quick thinking didn't really prove germ theory. For germs to replace miasmas

in their minds, scientists would require a better model of what germs are, and how they

behave. For that, we turn to one of the first experimental

microbiologists and a dude whose name you probably should know from milk labels: Louis Pasteur

Born in France in 1822—the same year as

Galton—Pasteur was a chemist, not a physician. But he is known for his work on germs and

health. Pasteur is credited as the co-founder of microbiology

and the founder of modern zymology, the science of fermentation. Fermentation

is the biological and chemical process needed to make beer, wine, yogurt, cheese, bread,

and many other foods. ThoughtBubble, show us what that means.

Chemically, fermentation is the conversion of sugar molecules into ethanol, or alcohol,

and carbon dioxide. In food, this usually happens thanks to bacteria

or yeast. Looking good, Saccharomyces! Pasteur first connected yeast to the fermentation

of wine in 1857. He observed that microscopic yeast on grape skins makes grape juice ferment

into wine. If you sterilize the skins, killing the yeast, fermentation won't happen.

Pasteur even made the the analogy that the microbes growing in wine and beer were similar

to the microbes causing diseases in humans and animals. He hypothesized that microbes

are everywhere and must be responsible for all kinds of phenomena, like making food spoil.

So in 1865, he patented a process in which liquids such as milk were heated to a temperature

between sixty and one hundred degrees Celsius in order to kill microbes. This became known

as pasteurization. It may sound kinda simple, but this was revolutionary!

Earlier, Nicolas Appert had invented canning to make foods safe, so Napoleon could fight

wars for longer. But Pasteur's method used a lower temperature, thus preserving tastes

and textures. Related to this idea of killing bad germs,

Pasteur also helped develop hygienic medical practices, along with British surgeon Joseph

Lister. No germs in the operating room! Most importantly for the history of biology,

Pasteur got tangled up in a debate with a fellow scientist named Félix Pouchet

who believed that living things spawn naturally from certain environments. This widely held

belief was called spontaneous generation.

Pasteur, based on his observations of grapes, reasoned that living things can only grow

from other living things. So he created an ingenious experiment to prove the theory of

biogenesis, or life from life. Pasteur showed that no germs would grow in

sealed, sterilized long-necked flasks full of beef broth. But in sterilized but open

flasks, microbes would eventually show up.

Thanks Thoughtbubble. After proving biogenesis, in the 1870s, Pasteur worked on immunology

and vaccination. Pasteur's work with the rabies and anthrax microbes supported the

germ theory and its use in medicine: if you could identify a microorganism, you could

give someone a weakened version of it, or vaccine, and the patient taking the vaccine

would develop immunity to the real bug. And in 1879, Pasteur developed the first lab-manufactured

vaccine, for chicken cholera. It was around this time that germ theory was

finally widely accepted, in part due to Pasteur's work.

But Pasteur's ethics were questionable: when rabies vaccines for humans rolled out,

Pasteur kept his data on their effectiveness secret. He even kept secret mortality data,

or how many people his vaccines didn't help. So unlike today, in Pasteur's time, it wasn't

necessarily a norm that useful medical research should be shared publicly.

But Pasteur was not the only notable germ

wrangler. Born in 1843, the German physician Robert Koch painstakingly worked

at a microscope to definitively establish the germ concept of disease.

He identified different microbes, becoming the leader of a large research team in Berlin.

They founded the discipline of bacteriology, or the study of bacteria, particularly in

relation to human health. In the late 1880s and '90s, Koch and his

team traveled into areas experiencing epidemics, including India and Egypt, to identify the

microbes causing diseases there. By ID-ing these microorganisms, they hoped to create

vaccines. First, Koch proved that the anthrax germ causes

anthrax-the-disease. Later, he identified the bacterium that causes tuberculosis or

TB, which was a very widespread disease. Koch also characterized cholera, vindicating

the work of John Snow by showing that the bacterium lives naturally in the small intestine

of humans. Snow wasn't just high on ether: he'd correctly guessed how cholera spreads!

Eventually, Koch's team contributed to the identification of the germs that causes diphtheria,

typhoid, pneumonia, gonorrhea, meningitis, whooping cough, tetanus, plague, leprosy,

and syphilis. …I would not want to borrow this dude's

lucky microscope!

It's been through a lot!

Through this work, Koch developed the four postulates or steps for identifying infectious

diseases. One, the microorganism must always be present,

in every case of the disease.

Two, the germ must be able to be isolated from a host containing the disease and grown

in a lab, in a "culture." Three, samples taken from the culture must

cause the same disease when introduced into a healthy model animal like a mouse.

Four, the germ must be isolated from that new animal, meaning it is the same organism

that caused the disease in the original host.

So structure matters: in all infections, germs grow out of hand, throwing the body out of

whack and causing inflammation. These bad germs, or pathogens, develop and live within

us, and can kill us. But with Pasteur's vaccines and Koch's

scientific method of ID-ing bacteria, humans could now develop medicines to fight jerk-sauce

germs. Go team us!

Back in the world of multicellular organisms, another scientist at the intersection of biology

and medicine was exploring the structure of living things.

In 1892, German-American physiologist Jacques Loeb began his experiments

on embryonic development, or how organisms grow from single-celled embryos into whatever

they're supposed to look like. So he started dunking sea urchin embryos into

different salt solutions. And, in 1899, he got one to give birth… just from being salty!

Loeb's artificial parthenogenesis, or birth from the self, was mega-astounding news. It

raised basic questions, such as what is sex? Could a human one day give birth by herself…

or him-self? Causing sea urchins to give virgin births made Loeb a celebrity.

But for the history of biology, it was revolutionary that Loeb's sense of scientific understanding

of life was tied to his ability to control it. His work with sea urchins can be seen

as an early form of bioengineering, or treating cells and tissues as machine-parts to be used

constructively by a human designer. Loeb's notable students included the behavioral

psychologists, B. F. Skinner and J. B. Watson, and a creator of birth control, Gregory Pincus.

Biology, like other scientific disciplines, shows a historical arc from observations to

experiments, and from less control to more. From the mid-1800s to the early 1900s, scientists

moved from mostly believing that living things spontaneously appear out of nowhere to controlling

fermentation on a massive scale. Cheers to that!

Next time—we'll add the missing mechanism to this crazy Rube Goldberg machine we call

biology: it's time for a monk named Mendel to accidentally figure out genetic variation—in

mice, men, and peas. Crash Course History of Science is filmed

in the Dr. Cheryl C. Kinney studio in Missoula, Montana and it's made with the help of all

this nice people and our animation team is Thought Cafe.

Crash Course is a Complexly production. If you wanna keep imagining the world complexly

with us, you can check out some of our other channels like Scishow, Eons, and Sexplanations.

And, if you'd like to keep Crash Course free for everybody, forever, you can support

the series at Patreon; a crowdfunding platform that allows you to support the content you

love. Thank you to all of our patrons for making Crash Course possible with their continued

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Makeup Tutorial by Pautips: Look sencillo para fin de semana - Duration: 5:46.

For Monick makeup,

I'll create a simple look,

but one she can recreate a weekend or for a special occasion.

Makeup is an accessory you can remove every night.

If you want to use black eyeshadows, you'll use them.

If you didn't like it, you remove it.

The most important thing is to prepare the skin.

I always apply Primer or a moisturizer.

That will prepare your skin.

I'll apply it to the T-zone and then I'll blur it.

I started with her eyebrows.

I really like ointments because they define the natural shape.

I also taught her to define them with a little bit of concealer.

For eyebrows to look more refined and highlighted.

Eyebrows are essential to me because they define your eyes,

they define your face.

You have to take care of them, even if you'll create a simple look.

So, I'll take that product for eyebrows.

With a thin brush, I'll follow the natural shape of your eyebrows.

I'll use the largest amount of product at the end,

which is where I'll mark the last part of her eyebrows.

I'll blur the rest of the product in the central part.

So, a color degrade will be created and it'll look more natural.

This is a very important step:

To brush your eyebrows after applying makeup,

because the color will be more distributed.

Many girls your age still don't wax their eyebrows.

I have a trick for them to look waxed.

You take a bit of concealer

and clean your eyebrows.

For the eyeshadows,

I love the form of her lids, they're easy to apply makeup.

I created a look in bronze tones.

I think it looks beautiful on her.

I'll take a bit more of concealer and I'll apply it to your eyelids

to create a base for the eyeshadows.

The color can fade if you apply eyeshadows directly to your skin.

You always have to use some kind of foundation.

I like to start with matt colors.

They're easy to work with.

At the end, I'll apply the shiny ones.

When I want glitter in my eyes and I don't have eyeshadows,

this is a tanner with glitter.

You can take a bit with your finger.

You apply it as if it were an eyeshadow.

With this skin tone, these colors look amazing.

Earth tones and red tones look amazing.

I'll use a foundation perfect for you.

It's very important to choose the right skin tone.

I'll make little dots with the sponge

and I'll make your skin tone even.

Something that is very important and that many people forget

is to apply foundation to their neck.

Everything has to match.

I see some women with a color from here up

and other color from here down.

So, we make sure everything has the same color.

Monick will fall asleep here,

because she's like in a spa.

Spa. "Spau." "Spautips."

Then, I made contouring.

I know people love this part.

You make lines everywhere in coffee colors, white and the like.

Then, you blur it and everything looks great.

For contouring, I like to use liquid or creamy products.

I think it's easier to use them and they define the color better.

First, I'll use a light color

to highlight the part below your eyes.

This will highlight your cheekbones and make your face thinner.

Then, I'll use a darker color.

I like to blur darker colors first.

If it gets dirty, I can clean them.

What I'll do is to try to maintain this color here and blur it upward.

I have very big cheeks.

So, I try to put lighter color here

for my bags to go up.

In my cheeks, I use darker colors for them to look thinner.

We're making a full glam.

Her skin tone is cinnamon.

I like to accentuate it.

I'll use a glossy tanner.

I'll apply it here to highlight this zone.

This matches with her eyeshadows.

I'll blur it.

To end this makeup, I'll use highlighter.

I applied it a bit to the upper part,

to the corner of her eyes, to her septum...

To the parts I wanted to look radiant.

To finish this contouring, I'll use a bit of highlight.

Look how it shines, I love it.

For her lips, I wanted to use a peach tone.

She didn't have a mirror, but she saw when I was applying it.

She told me: "I don't like that color."

And I said: "OK, I'll use a reddish tone."

And she was right, red and dark colors looked better on her.

I loved her makeup.

First, I'll use a nude tone on your lips.

And I'll apply a bit of gloss to complement the look.

I'll apply a bit and I'll blur it for it to look more natural.

If we feel the lip gloss is heavy,

we can use a lip balm.

And we mix them. This also moisturize your lips.

And we don't feel that our lips have too much makeup.

I loved this makeup.

I didn't apply too many things, you'll love this makeup.

To end your look, it's very important to seal the makeup

for it to last like this, intact, the whole day.

Don't breathe, don't breathe!

That's all regarding makeup, I hope you liked it,

that you learnt a few tricks, how to make contouring,

how to use highlight...

Then, you have to watch my videos, Monick.

-So, you'll learn new tricks. -Of course.

BEFORE AFTER

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YOU ARE INVITED TO THE MOST

IMPORTANT ROYAL WEDDING OF THE

YEAR THAT WASN'T HARRY AND

MEGHAN, PRINCESS EUGENIE AND

JACK BROOKSBANKS.

YOU ALL KNOW FERGIE FROM THE

WEIGHT WATCHERS'

COMMERCIALS.

HER KID GOT ENGAGED TO A GUY

THAT IS HEAD OF CASAMIGOS.

LOOKS LIKE FERGIE GOT HER

PILOT LICENSE.

LET'S TALK ABOUT PEOPLE WE CARE

ABOUT.

CARA DELEVINGNE WAS

THERE.

NOT TO MENTION PRINCE

CHARLES, MEGHAN AND HARRY AND

THEIR CUTE KIDS WHO LOOKS LIKE

HE LET ONE RIP DURING THE

SERVICE.

IT WAS AT THE HOLIDAY INN.

IT WAS AT WINDSOR CASTLE.

BUT THEY ARE STILL ROYALS.

WOULDN'T IT BE GREAT IF THE

GUY WHO IS CLEANING THE POOL

WALKED PAST THEM BECAUSE THEY

DIDN'T WANT TO CLEAR THE PALACE

OUT.

THE POOL GUY WALKING THROUGH

THE SHOTS.

WE DON'T GET IT.

IF WE SPEED IT UP WITH BENNY

HILL TYPE TYPE MUSIC.

FERGIE, LOOKS WELL DONE.

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Sparky,

wanna play ball?

Spark's touch sensor appears

to be nonfunctional.

There has got to be something you can do.

Our Volt engineering technician will see

you know.

How's Spark doing?

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YELLOW

RED

GREEN

BLUE

PINK

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Extreme Unboxing Review! A Gift From An AWESOME Guy! - Duration: 5:37.

hey everyone J Three B be here and I have an exciting mail call that I'm gonna share

with you

now a lot of you are aware the condition with my eyes for those of you that don't

know I have a rare miss stigmas in my eyes that cause them to turn back and

forth like this and what that's doing is making my vision loop at same alarming

way for me pretty much just living in an earthquake it sucks so using my cell

phone is a no-go I only have that for emergency calls if I'm metal detecting

out in the field I'm not allowed to work I'm not allowed

to write or drive vehicles I'm not allowed to operate my boat any ATVs

motorcycles pedal bikes stuff like that I can't do I have a hard time walking

through doorways because to me it looks like I'm walking straight but I'm off to

the side and I'll smash my elbow right off the train

it's been a fun adventure a lot of you know what's been going on but I figured

I'd post an update but recently my computer died I had a big laptop with

some special apps on it to read the screen to me and I could talk to it so I

didn't have to worry about typing to help me with this because it's very hard

with my eyes and it died on me it slowly slowly slowly went black and just turned

off never turn it back on again so I had it looked at and turns out the CP not

the CPU the motherboard burnt out and no it couldn't be fixed but a subscriber

actually contacted me and said you know what I don't want to see you not do what

you want because of a piece of gear you're

missing that mail call was from them they went out and bought that laptop new

and had it shipped to me that is unbelievable the day it happened I all a

mint I'm a strong enough man I cried that was an amazing blessing right there

and it just goes to show you don't know who's willing to help you now this is

anonymous awesome guy thank you from the bottom of my heart thank you very much

for this I haven't set up I have programs on it

I edited one video already and I'll be editing this one after I'm done filming

it but I just want you guys to know that I'm back I'm motivated and je3 be diggin

Canada is about to get an upgrade so stay tuned everyone oh and before I

forget this has no connection you guys need to check out extreme food reviews

this is a great channel where he eats some amazing things like tarantula legs

spicy things chocolate-covered crickets and grasshoppers mmm mmm good so head on

over and subscribe to him or if you'd like head on over to his other page

Daniel batao where he can teach you tips and tricks on how to make your YouTube

channel better oh yeah so that has nothing to do with the

laptop thing anyways guys happy hunting and stay tuned things are

about to get good

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The WORST TEACHERS WE HAD!! (NO MERCY) - Duration: 11:36.

Dr. Clark you suck..

The Worst Teachers We Had! Worst Teachers Ever, Bad Teacher Stories, Enjoy!

if you went to school you probably have had a bad

teacher you're probably thinking of them right now

but you didn't have the guts to say anything did you but we do so we're

gonna make this video and make a group chat we thought so we wrote down the

worst teachers from first grade all the way up to college that we've had one of

the stories is gonna be absolutely fake so comment down below after watching on

which what do you think is the fake one go this one it was insane I think I'm in

like first or second grade okay I'm a little Eric it was computer lab I

remember it very vividly little Eric's friend is a girl sitting right next to

me Frank Aurra she wasn't a friend friend yeah

we've all had a teacher that doesn't let you go to the bathroom

this teacher paid his price today so he doesn't let this girl go to the bathroom

that's sitting next to me in computer lab me being a gentleman I also know but

I offer a bucket people really think it princess good you know you were oh not

even like 10 15 minutes later I hear I look down and if you're thinking this is

the fake one it's not I'm gonna get that out of the way come on fake sheepy and

she's just like was so embarrassed obviously oh just going streaming down

and she like gets up and then there's a big puddle of pee and I'm next to all

this and then I see it going out of like

it's magic to you you're a teacher what do you have to say for yourself Oh 14

year olds wouldn't feed my class yeah we would next story

next story chili so in sixth grade throws this new teacher in our school

and she was teaching math Gary's favorite subject is math but I'll just

point out music Gary cuz you know this oh yeah she came in mid-april I was

doing fine and six Big Mac OH I was doing the numbers man she comes in

she gives me a test I get it D oh my god yes

I'm not sure if I'm right or wrong but I was like this is right this is right you

don't know math you want me to teach you math I was so big I was so pissed that

here at the end of the year we had this book a book of like a mash-up of

students random poems drawings or whatever write a poem I think I did sir

or basically sets you such a bad teacher in the bitch shrine this guy I think

this poem honor I did it this poem I wrote a name just misses something

anyway the school is gonna copy hundreds of them but they didn't want that

teacher's name to be what they do they white it out do you white it out in

printing but everything shows the whole name shows is just like a bad whiteout

job bus legendary the own hashtag savage

savage reward thug yes grandma bro reminding me of teachers that gave me a

scary story reminded me of a teacher that gave me a bad grade I gave you -

what's up a history that's the only thing I know and like and I love why

should I know history so you know what's happened in the past so you won't make a

mistake again anyways I'm doing good in this teacher's class I get me I get I do

good in this person's cars and I get my could be a see ya

sometimes a on like a homework assignment doesn't really matter right

she gave me a deep for the in the class

you didn't catch the only reason I'm saying this teachers - because she gave

me they make sense oh thanks she didn't teach you to get a

name I was only one but it does make sense

sure paid more in touch yeah where's the support than my rest of my life

where's Emma like if I were to tell this to my girlfriend dogs you'd be like yeah

cause you stupid daddy so loud I don't get ministers you can't tow it in our

kitchen you can't work inside our teacher gave

me a b-minus on my drawing why cuz she didn't like it yeah it's an opinion your

opinion is wrong literally she goes draw this drawing and then I'll Drive with a

pen know that honey how are you guys watch this and then drive with only dogs

I drew it with only doc she gave me a b-minus okay how can you get a b-minus

in art in the moment it doesn't make sense if I take art I'm either coming in

as a bad artist or a good artist you're not gonna make me a good artist in the

week why are you giving this kid a b-minus he sucks it's fun no this one

was in college I want to remember his name let's finish chewing first dr.

Kennard not to be confused with Lewis Clark dr. Claude you son you should not

be teaching in the 21st century what happened dr. Clark is a history teacher

what why are you guys Saks we have to make a documentary in class he goes

compiled a thousand pictures and make voiceovers throw out those pictures I'd

want the most boring thing I'll just use my face like is it a voiceover or beef

my place you'll make a youtube channel or any documentary that the guy's face

comes in hell I are coming tonight

oh there he tells the class this and I go can I do with my face and not

voiceover and he goes documentaries he's obviously like 85

trillion years old he's old hey then he's like that's not how

documentaries are supposed to be made documentaries don't have people's faces

in them there's a middle class we sat there for 30 minutes going back and

forth I got you many documentaries with people's faces and um then he goes which

one the name right now I have never seen a documentary with pictures in it that's

what I have seen yeah even if no one put their faces in documentaries what's

wrong with innovation you know the innovation is key the progression for 30

minutes I went back and forth the entire class was just watching us and then

eventually the assistant came up to me he's like doc that guy's an idiot dollar

you chilling like cuz obviously ones are what happened with doctor course of

course my face half the video you apologize to me I'm sorry teacher in

college he was teaching history this guy was a science teacher who's going to

teach the second half of like the semester class so like once this girl's

gonna teach someone steals right so this girl was fine this guy comes nobody can

understand them I'm telling you it if you can make this impression you have to

it was an Irish guy that sounded like an exaggerated or not the source name no no

no this is exactly what he sounded like

this guy was straight out of a cartoon something pulled them out I'm talking

halfway through semester half the people stop showing goes there's one teacher oh

my god we're taking the quiz when you finish your quiz you put it up and you

go sit down in your seat in high school and you just sit there wait he starts

creating the quizzes everyone's almost done he's still grading he was like a

cowboy well obviously not that loud but enough to where he's like I have the

attention of the class now the entire class just erupts in laughter and magic

and the best line is when we were all laughing he doesn't stop us he goes see

Matthew when you're done everyone he didn't want a teacher yells at you

because that doesn't help my piano teacher I'm playing the piano she starts

getting mad she starts yelling and cussing at me someone gets mad at you

and you're shaking your leg worse I have the same problems my piano teacher this

guy's literally slept through my entire class I was just playing and I look like

this guy's sleepy and I just I'm like okay here Gary you playing in the might

wake up and then look like do you sweep me up

7:59 I leave that classroom doing things

a lot of the jokes that happen every time he slept through my entire lesson

so I was teaching my Sunday

why is your biding everything like why is your mouth ready cuz it's

Troy something no no over there I'm sit sit I'm getting more nuts it stop who is

your most hated teacher Tagum if you haven't subscribed yet alright tell them

what you're gonna do this done the thing is I'm not gonna be able to make it that

day Oh Phil Oh Phil Eric's gonna come to

your house and literally take all the toilet papers out of your house and then

when you're in the bathroom you are white and you you're my where's the

toilet paper do you say you don't have any you're gonna be wifeless dirty

you're gonna you're gonna have a poopy butt and you're gonna spank all because

you didn't subscribe and you were new to this channel Congrats what's it worth

thing subscribe for videos three times a week

and until next time see ya and leave a like if you have a teacher

I see going on I had a teacher that had a fight with her husband in class oh my

god over the phone watch your phone in class of the when I'm on my phone she go

dude really detention

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