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Was I not trying to tell everyone this for over a year?

Have I or have I not been the one who set up the 2007 Squad to spread the good word

of Soulja Boy back when people were still calling him irrelevant or a one hit wonder?

Ignore where the 2007 Squad thing actually came from, I was on this goddamn wave before

anyone else was making videos about my king.

BlackySpeakz?

BLAAACKYY!?

Shawn?

Shawn CEEE!?

Who even are those guys?

But yes, Soulja Boy has been snapping on everyone in January, and in this video we're gonna

be looking at all the other big rappers or singers

he has called out.

So let's put on our Gucci headbands, I don't actually own one so this beanie will have

to do, and let's look at everyone who King Soulja has cranked on in January 2019.

Tyga:

And this is where it all really started, unless you wanna count Soulja Boy's beef with the

California mudslide which stole his car from him.

So this all started when our king big Soulja, in the most memeable way, went on a rant about

how Tyga didn't have the biggest comeback of 2018 like so many people said, it was in

fact Soulja himself who had the biggest comeback.

This of course sparked numerous memes, multiple rappers poked fun at the rant with their own

versions of it, and most of all it started placing Soulja Boy back into being a hip hop

talking point.

Now, in all honesty I don't think it's hard to see that purely in terms of music

and streaming numbers, Tyga did have a way better comeback than Soulja in 2018, and it's

not even close, even if I think people did overstate Tyga's comeback.

However, on his Breakfast Club Interview, Soulja said that he was talking about his

comeback in terms of staying relevant after his numerous beefs, controversies and people

counting him out in 2016 and 2017.

Now even though Soulja is my favourite rapper of all time, I don't think making millions

off a copycat gaming console and getting slammed for it is the biggest comeback of 2018, because

that legit looked like it might destroy his reputation, but what do I know?

I mean Soulja is already having a better comeback in 2019 than he did last year, and it's

only January.

Regardless, Soulja also stated on the Breakfast Club that there's no real beef between him

and Tyga, he just doesn't believe him about the comeback stuff, and that he'd be down

for a collab in the future.

Nice ending to this one.

Kanye West:

Yet again, this was one that started on an Instagram rant from big Soulja.

He talked again about his video game console as if everyone loved it, and brought up the

fact that Kanye has never made a video game console, which I don't think has ever been

one of Ye's goals but alright.

He then said that he's the reason Kanye acts cocky because when Soulja was 16 years

old and blowing up, Kanye was standing outside his van and wanted to meet him... but Soulja

apparently didn't know who he was... in 2007... after Kanye had released a couple

huge albums and had 8 big radio singles.

And Soulja, being in the world of hip hop, was not aware of who Kanye West

was somehow.

Far be it from me to question the one true Cranker, but it's just weird to me that

anyone involved with hip hop wouldn't know who Kanye was by 07.

I was super familiar with who he was then and I was a 9 year old Scottish kid.

But apparently ever since that moment, Soulja put Kanye's ego in check and made him act

cocky from there on out.

Then on that legendary Breakfast Club Interview, Soulja would take it further, snapping on

Kanye for his twitter rants about Drake and his support of Donald Trump.

I think we can safely say that Soulja went a fair bit harder on Kanye than he did with

Tyga, despite claiming that again, there's no beef.

Drake:

Following the initial Kanye rant, Big Drako would then move on to little Drake-o as his

next target.

The main grievance Soulja would have was saying that Drake stole his flow for the song Miss

Me word for word, and also stated that he taught Drake everything he knows.

And yeah, in terms of Miss Me, the bars are almost exactly the same as Soulja's song

What's Hannenin.

I'm still laughing at the fact Charlemagne thought Soulja was saying lines from Kiss

Me Thru the Phone though But hey, is it really hard to believe that Soulja Boy might've

taught Drake a lot if we look at what Drake does nowadays?

He constantly attaches himself to trends, and whether you like his music or not, there

is a lot that rappers could learn from Soulja.

So when Drake was on the come up, it's not hard to believe that maybe he could've learned

a thing or two from Big Soulja, but obviously he didn't make Drake the artist he is today

by any means.

Also, Soulja Boy has made it clear before that he actually isn't bothered by Drake

using his flow, as he called Drake about it after hearing the song, they talked about

it and Soulja was cool with it.

I think Soulja is just having fun and calling out as many people as he can at the moment

to be honest, again this one doesn't seem too serious.

Ariana Grande:

And finally, we get to the most recent chapter in the bible of Soulja, and that is him calling

out Ariana Grande, again for a case of flow stealing.

I really never would've figured coming into this year that we would have Ariana Grande

accused of stealing a flow from our man Big Soulja.

But, it happened, and this all kicked off when Ariana dropped her song 7 Rings, and

Soulja accused Ariana of biting his flow from the song Pretty Boy

Swag Soulja went hard on twitter for this, quoting Ariana's tweets to call her out

3 times... unfortunately one of the ones he quoted was Ariana saying that she misses Mac

Miller on his birthday after he recently overdosed and passed away.

Yikes.

Now I wanna give Soulja the benefit of the doubt and say that he had no clue this tweet

was about Mac.

I think he's having fun with this whole thing and didn't intentionally mean to do

something that ignorant that could hurt someone like that.

Ariana does tweet like a 14 year old girl so maybe he thought this was just another

tweet about a random ex, it's very easy to assume that at first glance.

Now in terms of the whole flow thing, i hate to turn my back on the boss man again, but

that flow is kinda common so I wouldn't necessarily say Ariana is stealing from him.

It sounds like Princess Nokia's song Mine.

It sounds like the 2 Chainz song Spend It.

Flow stealing is always hard to pinpoint because artists always consciously or subconsciously

can take influence from any song that they listen to, so for Soulja to press this one

so hard and repeatedly call her a thief...

I don't know if I'm with him on this one

Unless of course we're all under the agreement that Soulja Boy invented the universe then

invented music in general in which case, stop stealing from lord Soulja.

So to close this video out, I just wanna say that this whole thing is pretty fun and I

don't think people should be getting legitimately angry over it.

If there's anyone that knows the power of social media and how it can help you grow,

it's Soulja Boy, he knows how to market himself.

That's how he got into the game, so it's clear that he's calling out as many artists

as he can, harnessing all his power from the Gucci headband, having fun with it, and bringing

his name back into the forefront of hip hop discussions.

Just look at how his twitter follower count spiked after all this stuff.

At least he's being funny while he's doing it, I can't get mad at that.

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Learn English Vocabulary: CATS! 🐱 🐈 - Duration: 20:30.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to my cat lesson. I really love cats, so I'm excited to do this

for you today. I'm going to read you a cat poem, I'm going to talk about cat personalities,

and I'm going to tell you some stories about my old cat I used to have. Unfortunately,

he's dead now, but his name is Mr.... is/was Mr Milo. So, I'll let you know something about

Mr Milo as we do the lesson.

Let's begin with a poem. This poem is about cat behavior and also about how a cat changes

as it gets older. I'll read it to you now.

Listen, kitten, Get this clear,

This is my chair. I sit here.

Okay, kitty We can share;

When I'm not home, It's your chair.

Listen cat How about

If I use it When you're out?

So, what happens in this poem is that as the cat gets older, the cat's behavior changes.

At first, it's a lovely, sweet kitten, and the cat's owner is in charge. The cat's owner

is still the boss, and the cat's owner can say: "This is my chair", when the cat is a

kitten; when it's still a baby.

Then, later, the power has changed between the cat's owner and the cat. Now, they share

the chair; they sit together. The owner sits with the cat, and when the owner goes out,

then the cat can sit in the chair by itself. This is when the cat has become a kitty.

And then, later, when the cat has become an adult, the power has completely changed and

now the cat's owner can't sit in his own chair; he has to ask his cat: "Is it okay if I sit

in that chair that you like so much?" when the cat has grown up.

So, I really liked that poem about cats, because I think that's one of the main things about

their personalities. Unlike a dog that respects you as its master and will always look up

to you, that's not guaranteed with a cat. And many cats, as they get older, become very

powerful and more powerful even than their owners.

So let's look at some cat words now. We've got: "pussy" or "pussycat". The word "pussy"

can be a rude word. If we want to say... We can still use it when we're talking about

cats, but we have to say it in a sweet way: "pussy". And we can say: "Here, pussy, pussy,

pussy" to a cat. It does sound a little bit funny, but you could still say it as kind

of a joke or to be sweet.

Another cat word is "moggy". A moggy is a cat that... It's not a fancy cat, it's maybe

not a very attractive cat; it's a mix of all the different street cats around, and not

a beautiful champion cat, but one that you can still love very much.

Next we have a "tom" or a "tomcat". This is a male cat. And we have also "pedigree cat".

"Pedigree" is a cat that has been bred to look a certain way; to look beautiful.

My cat, Mr Milo, was a pedigree cat. He was a Persian cat. He was very, very beautiful,

but he wasn't very intelligent as a cat. And perhaps it's true that maybe moggies are more

intelligent than... at least more intelligent than Persian cats because they haven't been

so inbred to look beautiful.

Okay, now let's look at cat behavior. What does a cat do in its general, daily life?

First of all, a cat loves to nap. You will often find a cat napping. For example, the

cat may nap on a chair, it may nap on your bed. Cats might also do some hunting during

the day. So, watch out if there's any wild birds in your garden, or any mice that might

be in your garden or in your house because your cat will try to hunt that. Mr Milo was

not very good at hunting. No, no, no. It was quite funny. He lived for 17 years, he never

caught a bird. He only managed to catch a mouse that was already dying, so it couldn't

really... It couldn't really run fast. And Mr Milo was so proud that he... He put his

paw on this already half-dead mouse, but that... Mr Milo wasn't... He wasn't much of an aggressive

cat. He was just, you know, he was good at looking beautiful, and that was all he did

really.

Cats also like to groom. "Grooming" is when they lick their... Lick their fur to stay

clean. Cats also like to purr. [Purrs] That's how Mr Milo would purr. It was often quite

annoying, because he always wanted to do it right there next to your neck, so you would

get the feeling of the claws coming out, and also wet-cat breath on your neck and in your

ear. [Purrs] And you would try to push him away, but he always came back to do more.

So, it was... It was nice but also annoying about him.

Cats meow. Mr Milo would meow something like this: "[Meows]". He was a whiner. He didn't...

He didn't meow very loud, but he wouldn't stop meowing if he wanted food; you'd have

to give it to him.

Next we've got "scratching". I already mentioned when Mr Milo purred, he would scratch you

on your neck. But cats also scratch on their scratching posts or on furniture. They have

to do that to keep their claws short.

Cats will also swish their tails. I'm not sure what that means. I think they can swish

their tails in different moods. In some cats, sometimes I think it means they're a bit angry

if they swish their tail, and it could also mean that they want to hunt something. Let

me know in the comments if you know why a cat swishes its tail.

Next, let's look at cat adjectives. How can we describe the personality of cats in general?

First, we've got "independent". Cats are different to dogs, of course, because they go outside

on their own. They go and have adventures outside. Some cats go out for a long time,

some cats go very far, they like to travel, and they're independent because they don't

go out in a group with other cats. If you ever see dogs or street dogs, they are happy

to be in a pack together and they like to... Not all the time, but they often like to walk

the streets together with other dogs; whereas cats, they'll generally walk around alone,

although they might like to nap or sit near other cats sometimes. But I don't think they

plan it, like they're all going to go out together at the same time.

Next, cats are intelligent. People argue about this one because they say dogs are intelligent

because you can teach them tricks, you can teach them to give you their paw and you can

teach them to bark, so people say cats aren't intelligent like dogs because they don't do

tricks. But the thing is: Cats wouldn't be interested in doing tricks for you. They...

They don't want to be controlled by you in that way, I suppose. So, I think cats are

intelligent, but in the way that it's how they look at you sometimes. They look at you

like they understand your deep psychology or your flaws, so they have a certain kind

of intelligence that's different to dogs. Maybe dogs can do stuff if you teach them,

but cats already know stuff.

Now, also, cats are mysterious. If you think about it, when cats go outside, you don't

always know where they go. Now, Mr Milo, when he was about two years old, one day he just

left and he didn't come back. He went travelling. And we put up some posters around the local

area to try to get Mr Milo back, obviously, because he's our cat and we loved him very,

very much, so we wanted to get him back.

And it was actually a few weeks later, but somebody called... Called up and said: "I

think that I've spotted your cat, and your cat's in my neighbour's garden." And this

woman... The neighbour was a mad cat lady, and she would attract all the cats in the

neighbourhood to her garden. And then the cats would choose to go and live at her house

instead. So, Mr Milo left us to go to the mad cat lady.

We went to the house to get Mr Milo back, and although he looked the same-he had the

long fur, same eye colour-when we got him back it was like his whole personality had

changed in the time that he was living in this other house. And it... It took a few

weeks for him to get back to the old Mr Milo. But that's an example of how mysterious they

can be. You know, we will never know if he wanted to leave us, or he just walked too

far and got lost. He'll keep it a secret forever, and I think many cats do that. They don't

want you to know everything about them.

Cats are also curious. We have a phrase: "Curiosity killed the cat." I had another cat when I

was younger, but unfortunately, that cat died when it was very young; less than a year old.

And curiosity literally killed that cat. That cat was eating a stick. I don't know why it

decided to eat a stick. It must have thought: "What's this? I want to put it in my mouth",

and then it choked on the... On the stick. It was very sad because nobody found it when

it was struggling. But if... If the cat wasn't so curious and interested to find out things-"Oh,

what's this stick?"-maybe he would have lived for much longer.

Next, cats are choosy. "Choosy" means they... If there's something... Choosy in the sense

that you like this, but you don't like that. There's some people you like, some people

you don't like, and cats are very much like that. If a cat... If you think... If you try

to call a cat, often it doesn't come to you, and cats will avoid some people that come

to your house; but other people they'll really like, and they'll come up and want to jump

on their lap. So, in that sense... In that sense, a cat is choosy.

Next, cats are playful. Mr Milo wasn't really that playful. If... The most excited he would

get is to maybe do this a few times; but some cats like to jump, play with string, go crazy,

roll on the floor, and they do exciting things when they're kittens. Cats are also affectionate.

Some cats; some cats are not. They like to sit in your lap, they like to purr for you,

they like to come and walk by your legs. So, in that way, they're affectionate.

Cats are disloyal. I'm not sure if they are disloyal because I don't think they are doing

it on purpose to leave you. For example, when Mr Milo went away and left us, maybe he was

just having an adventure. It wasn't because he said: "I don't like this food that you're

giving me anymore. I'm going away to the mad cat lady."

And if we think about dogs, here, it can help us understand because a dog, if... Some people,

unfortunately, beat their dogs or hit them and they shout at them really badly, but the

dog will always come and be friends again with its master. You can treat a dog very

badly, and they will always come back and love you; whereas cats, they will make a decision

about where they live - if it's good for them, they will say; but if it's not good for them,

they might leave and they'll go to somebody else who feeds it or somebody else who takes

it in the house. So, in that... In that way, they are disloyal because they won't stay

forever, if you treat them badly.

But I think "disloyal" is a strong... Is a too strong word. It makes it seem like the

cat is just waiting to leave you at any time, and I don't think that's quite true about

it. They just... They're able to move on; whereas, for dogs, it's harder for them to

do that. If you think about cats, if somebody dies or they can't keep their cat anymore

because they're moving house or moving to a different country, the cat can go to another

house and adapt very, very quickly. Dogs can do that, but it takes them longer to be comfortable

in a new home.

Next, we have "lazy". What do you think? Do you think cats are lazy? Obviously they sleep

a lot, and I suppose they're not very busy; they don't have a lot to do. So, unless they

do lots of hunting, it can seem like cats are lazy. And on those days where you feel

a little bit tired and you go and have a sleep, usually in the afternoon, that's when we take

a cat nap. When we feel lazy like the cat, we go and have a cat nap.

And the last adjective to describe a cat is "timid". "Timid" means the opposite of brave.

When you're timid, if you hear a noise, a bang - you run away. Some cats are very timid;

some cats, if they meet a new person, they'll stay on the other side of the room or they'll

always run away from them. Mr Milo wasn't very timid; he was just more calm. He was

a calm kind of cat. I think he was maybe not that intelligent, that he wasn't scared by

so many things because he didn't understand what they were.

So, there we are. Thank you for watching my cat lesson. I have a quiz for you to do now

on everything we've learned today. Thank you for watching.

Meow. I forgot something - a story I wanted to tell... I forgot a story that I wanted

to tell you. Mr Milo, I loved him so much, he was my cat. When I got that cat, I was

11 years old, and in my family nobody had had a cat before, so we didn't... All right,

it's not the hardest thing in the world to take care of a cat, but we didn't really know.

And my Mom, she bought me a book about caring for your Persian cat. And Persian cats, they

have long hair. Don't know where she got this book from, but it said that to take good care

of your Persian cat, you have to give it a bath one time a week.

And because I loved him so much, that's what I decided needed to happen to Mr Milo every

week. Now, this might explain why he wasn't a very intelligent cat; it may have been some

kind of trauma that I was responsible for. So, what would happen: Mr Milo's bath time,

he would get in the water and he would go... He would reduce size and become this skinny,

little bone; all his fluff is gone, and he's, like, shaking in the bath like that. Tries

to jump out, every time he tries to jump out - nope. And I'm 11 or... 11 or just 12. And

I love him so much, he must have this bath and have shampoo and everything, but it doesn't

end there.

The next step is then to go onto my window ceil in my bedroom and be blow-dried with

a hairdryer really loud and very, very close to his skin, potentially burning him. Okay,

I know this was wrong now, but when I was 11 I thought that was love for my cat. So,

he would be on the window sill, and he would try to run to one side so he could jump off,

and the hairdryer would follow him, so then he would try to run to the other side to jump

off, and I'd follow him with a hairdryer. And so this would happen every single week

until somebody told me: "You're not supposed to do that to cats. I don't think he likes

it", and then I stopped torturing him and making him look beautiful. So, there's my

story. Thanks for watching.

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The Ultimate Ranking Of Every Coen Brothers Movie Ever Made - Duration: 11:27.

Over the past 30-plus years, Joel and Ethan Coen have become one of the most prominent

filmmaking duos in the history of cinema.

While it's all but impossible to find a genuine black mark among their work, Coen Bros. movies

are not all created equal.

While the Coen brothers' remake of the 1955 Brit-crime flick is often gorgeous to look

at, nothing else really works in The Ladykillers.

The comedy falls flat.

The moral quandaries are simplistic at best and pandering at worst.

Tom Hanks' turn as a would-be Southern gentleman is particularly distracting.

"Now I wanna know what's going on."

"Oh indeed, indeed, the thirst for knowledge is a very commendable thing."

There's not much else to say about The Ladykillers except that it's a rare, genuine misfire for

the talented duo.

For those who don't recall this occasionally hilarious crime picture, Intolerable Cruelty

stars George Clooney as a divorce lawyer and Catherine Zeta-Jones as a gold-digger about

to dupe a billionaire oil baron.

Sadly, despite palpable chemistry between Clooney and Zeta-Jones, the film misses the

mark.

Still, Intolerable Cruelty does feature one of George Clooney's all-time greatest line

readings

"You fascinate me."

Ultimately,the film is bogged down by labored plotting, thinly-drawn side characters, and

a third act that twists one too many times for the film to rank among the Coens' best.

Set on the backlots of a film studio in the 1950s, Hail, Caesar! saw the Coens making

a Hollywood fable about the studio system of old.

Told through the eyes of a "studio fixer," the movie dabbles in just about every film

genre you can imagine from crime to farce and back again.

Unfortunately, there's just a bit too much going on for any one storyline to resonate.

That ultimately leaves Hail, Caesar! one of the brothers' weaker works, although that

still makes it better than most movies that get released.

"Would that…

Would that it twere…"

"Would that it twere so simple."

"Would that it twere so simple."

"Would that it twere so simple."

"Would that it twere…

Would that it TWERE so simple."

Burn After Reading features a screenplay that somehow ranks among both the darkest and funniest

the Coens have ever written, not to mention stellar performances from George Clooney,

Frances McDormand, John Malkovich, Tilda Swinton, and a marvelously over-the-top Brad Pitt.

"The guy?"

"The guy!

The secret guy!"

"So is he high up?"

"Uh, I dunno if he's high up.

Probably."

To be honest, if Burn After Reading had been released anywhere else in the Coens' filmography,

it would likely rank higher on this list.

Unfortunately, the film was released a year after No Country for Old Men, and while Burn

is occasionally brilliant, it still comes across a bit shallow in the shadow of such

lofty fare.

With its hard-to-love characters, its dialogue that verges on annoying, its absurdist plot,

and a twist of the fantastical that never quite feels natural, The Hudsucker Proxy is

undoubtedly one of the most maligned and forgotten films in the brothers' filmography.

That's a shame, because a closer look reveals well-drawn characters, a giddily ridiculous

plot, and clever, fast-paced dialogue.

"Hiya chief, just the person I wanted to apologize to."

"That's seven minutes."

"Yeah, I was all wet about your idea, man.

Well, thanks for being so generous."

In short, The Hudsucker Proxy might be the most misunderstood and underrated film the

Coens have made to date.

It took some serious confidence to tackle a remake of True Grit, a film held in high

esteem by film fans and novices alike.

The Coens wisely didn't try to reinvent the wheel, allowing the Western narrative to unfold

in pretty much the same fashion as the original.

Of course, they also dressed the story up with their own narrative and stylistic flourishes,

and pulled brilliant performances from Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, and then-newcomer Hailee

Steinfeld.

Altogether, they just didn't make a great remake of a classic film, they made one of

the best remakes of all time.

If The Hudsucker Proxy is the most misunderstood film in the Coens' body of work, it's only

because The Man Who Wasn't There is a film all but beyond rational comprehension.

Billy Bob Thornton plays a dispirited, sub-verbose barber who thinks his ship has come in when

a stranger offers a chance to invest in a new fad called "dry cleaning."

"Me, I don't talk much.

I just cut the hair."

From that unusual setup, the brothers spin one of the weirdest stories they've ever concocted,

and deliver a wholly original neo-noir thriller fit for the modern age.

It's an utterly unique film, even for the idiosyncratic filmmakers.

If their staggering body of work has taught us anything, it's that the Coen Brothers have

no shortage of original stories to tell.

For proof, look no further than The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, a sprawling, Western anthology

film composed of six disparate tales of the west.

Some are funny, others dramatic, and a couple are downright heartbreaking.

In true Coen fashion, those elements are often at play within the same story, making The

Ballad of Buster Scruggs a giddy and galvanizing cinematic experience, even if it isn't quite

coherent enough to rank among their very best.

"We all love about ourselves.

So long as the people in the stories are us but not us.

Not us in the end especially."

Set in a bustling, prohibition-era metropolis, Miller's Crossing follows the chief advisor

of a mob kingpin as they try to navigate the shifting tides of a particularly nasty turf

war.

Of those tides, we'll say that they never lead quite where you'd expect, that the stakes

are high, and that saying any more would spoil the fun of watching the film.

What we can say is that of the Coens produced writing credits, Miller's Crossing undeniably

stands as some of their finest work.

It's a harrowing mistaken identity crime thriller about an average dude trying to replace his

rug.

It's a campy comedy classic about a fish out of water who gets in way over his head in

the seedy underground of the San Fernando Valley.

It's a character study about an aging stoner whose ambition in life is to smoke, drink

White Russians, and occasionally hit the bowling alley for league play.

It's also one of the greatest cult films ever made and one of the most quotable scripts

ever produced.

Look, there's really not much we can say about The Big Lebowski that hasn't been said already.

You either abide The Big Lebowski as the masterfully envisioned madcap stoner epic masterpiece

that it is or, well, you're just wrong.

"Yeah, well, y'know, that's just like… your opinion, man."

Like crime and criminals, religion has often found its way into the Coens' films.

In their caustic farce A Serious Man, the brothers deliver a complicated religious parable

about a Jewish physics professor searching for meaning as his life falls apart around

him.

Watching a man's entire life crumble hardly sounds like the formula for great comedy.

But even in the film's heaviest moments, the Coens add just enough levity to keep it from

becoming a blunt trauma sort of drama.

If you grew up in the Jewish faith, the film, with its winking in-jokes and scores of Judaic

details, will hit extremely close to home.

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Is a depression-era tale about penniless escaped convicts perilously traversing the American

South in search of a fabled treasure.

The Coens claim Homer's epic poem The Odyssey as the film's source material, though they

also claim to have never read the poem itself.

That's okay, because the batty, beautiful, alterna-musical they crafted is a timeless,

hilarious southern fried epic in its own right.

It finally brought the Coens' off-kilter sensibilities to the mainstream, and its bluegrassy soundtrack

became a legit cultural phenomenon.

A tragic tale of a kidnapping scheme gone unimaginably wrong against the icy backdrops

of North Dakota and Minnesota, Fargo features everything you could possibly want from a

Coen brothers film.

Don't argue with us.

"I, I'm not eh, I'm not arguing here!

I'm cooperating.

And there's…

We're doing all we can."

While Fargo is one of the Coens' more serious cinematic ventures, it still features their

signature dark humor, vibrant language, colorful characters, and of course, brutal outbursts

of violence.

It all comes together to make Fargo one of the most uniquely Coenesque movies ever made.

Set against the barren, dusty vistas of a desolate desert town, Raising Arizona tells

the story of a couple who, in the face of fertility troubles, decide to kidnap a baby.

Raising Arizona only gets crazier as that improbable narrative unfolds… which maybe

raises a few questions.

Is Raising Arizona a comedy of errors about lovable kidnappers?

Yes.

Is it a Reagan-era parable about trickle-down economics and prison reform gone haywire?

Seems like it.

Is Raising Arizona a radically idealistic farce that heralded the arrival of a bold

new cinematic vision?

One hundred percent.

It's crazy in all the best ways, and if you don't believe that, you simply cannot call

yourself a Coen Bros. fan.

As the story goes, while the brothers were writing Miller's Crossing, they hit a creative

wall so fierce they put the project on hold.

In hopes of kickstarting their creative juices, they conceptualized a new film centered around

a character created specifically for John Turturro.

From the creative void of writer's block, Barton Fink, a wildly original, scathingly

satirical, pseudo-mystical masterpiece was born.

A masterpiece about, of all things, a writer facing a devastating creative block, not to

mention a full-fledged metaphysical crisis of identity that may or may not directly involve

the devil.

Simply put, Barton Fink is a haunting look at the life of the creative mind the likes

of which moviegoers had never seen before and possibly even since.

Llewyn Davis is manipulative and self-centered, but he's also an intensely likable guy who

usually tries to do the right thing.

That messy mixture is what makes Inside Llewyn Davis such a fascinating experiment in character.

"I have the money, don't worry."

"With you I worry."

"Well you shouldn't."

"Yes I should.

God knows you never do."

It helps that the character is played with equal parts charm, swagger, and crippling

insecurity by Oscar Isaac in a star-making turn.

Watching Isaac portray such an identifiable, beautifully flawed character is enough to

make Inside Llewyn Davis worth a look.

That the music, the settings, and the supporting characters are crafted with equal skill and

care, and that's what makes Inside Llewyn Davis one of the Coens' most memorable works

to date.

While it's hard to believe that the Coens made their feature debut over 30 years ago,

it's harder still to believe just how much they got right with that debut film.

Make no mistake, Blood Simple is still every bit the biting, brutal, exactingly scripted,

and exquisitely photographed noir-soaked thriller it was upon its release.

Its menacing, white-knuckle finale will leave your palms sweaty as it unfolds before your

eyes.

Blood Simple is one of the most staggeringly assured debut films ever produced, and it

remains one of the Coen Brothers' best.

Period.

Written by legendary scribe Cormac McCarthy and possessed of stark Western themes and

bracing wit, No Country for Old Men seemed tailor made for The Coens' peculiar sensibilities.

Sensibilities aside, the Coens took the bones of McCarthy's novel and ran with them, delivering

a high-minded art film dressed up as one of the greatest crime/chase thrillers cinema

has ever seen.

Along the way, they pulled startlingly sparse performances from Tommy Lee Jones and Josh

Brolin, and an iconically villainous turn from Javier Bardem.

In short, No Country stands as the crowning achievement of Joel and Ethan Coen's career

in film.

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"With what?"

"With anything?"

"Is that what you're asking me?

Is there something wrong with anything?"

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How to sun charge/crystal charge water and why your should vortex your water before drinking - Duration: 10:36.

- Hi, everyone.

My name is Ray and welcome to my channel.

This video is going to be

about how to supercharge your water.

As many of you know, I am a breatharian guide.

I help people through a guided fast

that initiates them into a chronic state

where their body is less dependent on food

and goes through a deep healing on multiple levels.

Over the years I've been bombarded

with a lot of information that has significantly changed

my relationship with food and with water.

I treat water now more like an entity

or a type of consciousness that actually reflects back

our intentions, our beliefs, and the energy

that we emit as we are drinking it.

This is by the way also the reason

why so many people pray or why ancient religions

and modern religions always have a prayer

before people eat, because the water is actually changing,

and you can use these supercharging abilities

to supercharge your water

and have the best physical effects.

Now, I'm going to teach you in this video

five different methods about how to supercharge your water,

starting from the basic practical ones

into the more eccentric ones.

(soft music) (birds chirping)

When one considers that we are 99% water

on the molecular count and 70% by mass,

it makes total sense to treat our drinking water

as the sacred life-giving mind-expanding substance

it actually is.

I'm going to start from again the practical methods

to the more eccentric, more hippy,

new age type of methods, starting with the simplest ones.

But before we get practical, I want to talk

a little bit about the difference between the chemical

and physical composition of water.

When most people talk about water

they're talking about the chemical composition.

In other words, what does that water contain?

Does it have any minerals in it?

Does it have any toxins in it?

Is it drinking tap water?

Is it water that we bought from a plastic container?

Is it something that we get from the ocean?

But a lot of people are neglecting

the moleculare structure of the water.

In other words, a lot of us know that water

are two H2O, a molecule, but we don't understand

that that molecule sits inside clusters of molecules

and the structure itself has an effect.

Certain structures of water can bring in more oxygen,

can allow the entity, the person, the animal

that is drinking it to actually oxygenate much faster.

Certain types of water are simply healthier for us

and we are calling those structured water

and one of the things that we discover

is that our consciousness has an effect

on creating structured water.

In other words, we can actually change the water

by using these different methods.

So just before we begin, if you have a different approach

to supercharge your own water that I'm not going

to reference here, let everybody know

by adding it in the comments section below.

So method number one, using your own energy

of the intent and will this is the simplest way.

Have you ever given thought to why all major religions

have embedded praying and showing gratitude for their food?

In other words, like in thanksgiving

or holding hands and praying?

Have you ever heard about Dr. Emoto?

Because he has done many different experiments.

One of them is called the rice experiment.

He sends positive thoughts to one batch of rice

and negative ones to the other one.

What happens is that after a few days,

the rice that is getting the loving energy

is doing much better than the rice

that is getting the negative energy,

and you can really see this,

and a lot of people have duplicated this process

in their own house.

The rice that got negative energy is moldy,

it's smelly, and basically it looks disgusting and black.

So how and why does this happen?

How is it that just our thoughts

are affecting them chemical structure of our food?

Simply put, every thought that we emit

has a certain energy or frequency or vibration.

Water is a superconductor that picks up on that

and responds to its environment,

so we can actually program the water to help us.

It's really easy to do and it only takes

about five seconds.

We just need to get into the habit.

Before you drink a glass of water or juice or eat food,

hold it in your hands and put the intention of love

into the water, into the food, into the juice,

and you can do it for as long as you want.

You can do it just a fraction of a second.

Both of them will actually change

the molecules of the water.

The second method is a little bit more practical,

a specially designed cup that creates a vortex.

Now a vortex, like in nature, is the way

that the molecules actually change into water

in the natural way.

In other words, when you see a fountain,

when you see in nature the way that water actually flows

is it flows in circles and in rivers

and it has been proven and shown

that when you're creating a vortex,

you're actually clearing the structure of the water.

Again, not the chemical composition, but its structure.

This glass costs something like $15 on Amazon

and I'm going to add it to the list below

in the description so you can find it by yourself.

I've been using the glass for about two years.

I just really like it, to put the water in it

and look at the vortex.

It's art.

It's really art.

And of course this method is for more practical

and maybe mental people who don't actually want

to pray for the water or think that they're going to forget

so just buy a cup.

The third method is to use a specifically designed

kobold blue glass water bottle.

Did you ever give much thought to the fact

that our oceans are blue?

Why is the ocean blue for example.

Why is the color of the water that is in our cups

is clear or transparent?

Think about the ocean.

Think about the deepest kobold blue ocean, gorgeous blue.

The deep blue color brings water back to zero point energy

where it is healed of any of the former energies

and the frequencies it may have accumulated

on its way to your own bottle and into your body.

By clearing this energy, you're providing the opportunity

for your water to then truly hold the frequency

and blueprint of your chosen intentions.

There are really plenty of different options

to choose from when you're looking

for the blue water bottles, especially the glass ones.

I went with a Blue Bottle Love

because I resonated with what they wrote on their website

and I'm going to put their link below as well.

And the question may arise, why glass?

Glass is beautiful, it's natural,

and it's endlessly recyclable,

and is one of the few substances

that carries a frequency in perfect harmonious resonance

with that of what we call the structured

or the living water.

Glass containers have been used for over 5,000 years.

When it comes to the best in quality,

purity, and performance, glass is really

the only material that stands the test of time.

The fourth method, and as I promised you

it's becoming more eccentric, is to expose your water

to sunlight or moonlight.

Some people say that the moonlight supercharges

only when the moon is full.

So, you can expose it for a few hours.

It's always in a glass container.

Never put it in a plastic container.

Actually most people that know about superconductivity

of water never drink from a plastic cup

or never drink from a plastic bottle and stuff like that.

You can get a lot of information online,

but it's basically, put your glass container

somewhere that it's exposed to light,

put some positive intentions to it,

and let it supercharge by itself for a few hours.

If it's moonlight, put it all night long

when the moon is full.

The fifth method is to use crystals

or already superconductive water

from the different water research facilities

around the world.

Now, I promised you it's going to get more eccentric

the more we go along, and this is the last one.

A lot of people choose to use crystals

with the fourth method, in other words to put crystals

inside your water and then put them outside in the sun

or outside in the moonlight itself.

The question arises, when is the water

most powerful to drink?

And the answer is right after a dry fast.

A dry fast, as you've probably seen

in some of my videos, is when you're already using

the water that was inside your body

and your body is going to continue cleansing itself.

Your kidneys are going to continue working

and you'll be amazed because while you're dry fasting,

you're still going to urinate from time to time.

After you finished, you completed a process,

a workshop, or a dry fast, then the first water

that you're drinking is the most vital and important water.

In other words, it's the water that is going

to superconduct and supercharge all of your cells.

It's going to replace the deep water

that has been used while you were dry fasting.

Let me give you an example of how we supercharge our water.

During my retreats, the group of participants

go through a four-dry dry fast altogether.

In the end they have a water ceremony.

Before the water ceremony, we use vortexes,

we use deep blue water, we use all these different things.

In addition to that we have a ceremony,

a sacred ceremony where everybody sits around the water

and everybody blesses the water,

each individual in its own time.

In other words it can take up to a whole hour

and I use old participants' water.

In other words from the 25 previous processes

I take a little bit of water and I add that

to the water that everybody's going to drink.

That is superconductive, super charged up water,

and we know that when we're drinking them,

they're going to change the water

that their dry fast has exerted out of our system

and they're going to replace that.

In other words, we are reinitiating our system

with pure, conscious, and intended water.

And of course those water taste amazing.

So my friend, thank you for choosing to spend time

on my channel and giving me from your precious time.

As always, if you're looking to step up your game

or your personal development game to its highest

and are looking to be initiated into a higher vibration,

check out my retreats at raymaor.com.

And if you like this video and you think you know

a few people that will benefit from it, please like it,

share it, or subscribe to my channel.

As always, namaste, and I will see you in my next video.

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- Well everybody, please welcome Royce

and celebrity astrologer David Palmer

What did you uncover in Royce's reading?

- Well I found out that Royce is a extreme lover

but she's super needing of stimulation.

And it's almost like she can get

really bored really quick, you know?

And especially since she said that she wanted to be just

with a man instead of these boys, it's like

she contends to be the caretaker.

And then if they're boys, she's living like

a little kid life and not the life in which

she needs to be a queen.

'Cause really, at the end of the day,

she's a princess that's moving into her queen now.

- So, let me ask you something Royce.

Let's talk to you.

Tell me something that you're looking for in a man.

- The main thing is for them to be

ready for what I'm looking for.

'Cause that's been the hardest thing for me to find.

- See, you going at this the wrong way.

- [Royce] Okay

- What you mean, you looking for somebody

ready for what you want.

That's not how you meet a man.

You don't know how to hunt, you're not good at it,

and you don't really want to.

- No I don't.

- So, why would you hunt?

Yeah see you got--

- I don't know what to do.

- I know, but that's why we're gonna help you.

We're gonna bring out three potential bachelors

for Royce to meet.

(applause)

Jonas, start with you, tell us a little bit about yourself

and what you're looking for in your ideal woman.

- Sure, my name is Jonas, I'm 39 years old.

I'm looking for somebody who is independent,

passion about life, passion about their career.

Somebody who doesn't take themselves too seriously.

And I love to travel, I have a few trips planned this year

so hopefully you have a passport and you like to travel.

(applause)

- Justin, tell us a little bit about yourself

and what you're looking for in a woman.

- Yeah, my name's Justin, I'm 33 years old.

I'm an illustrator and graphic artist.

I consider myself a pretty adventurous person.

And I'm looking for someone who's outgoing,

has a positive outlook on life.

I also have a dog, so I'm hoping that you'll join us

on walks on the beach, walks in the park

and fun stuff like that.

- Cool, walks on the beach.

(applause)

- Sam, what do we need to know about you

and what you looking for in a relationship?

- Hi, I'm Sam, I'm 31, I'm a pharmaceutical sales rep

here in Las Angeles.

Really I'm just looking for a woman with good energy.

Someone that's willing to learn with me,

grow with me, creative, ambitious.

You can usually find me at the Farmer's Market

on the weekends here in LA,

'cause I'm really into healthy eating and cooking.

So, with me you'll never go hungry.

(applause)

(laughter)

- Why did that get that big of applause?

Them damn women, I'm about to fall,

he cook, Lord he cook.

(clapping)

Alright, Royce, this is the moment,

you've got to make a decision here.

Which one of these guys do you think is your best match?

- (sighing) My best match?

(dramatic music)

I'm just gonna go with my gut,

and say Sam.

(applause)

But I'm scared.

(laughing)

- Congratulations, now before the show,

David did a chart reading of all the men.

David, which man is the least compatible with Royce?

- Justin

- [Steve] He's a

- Sagittarius

- [Steve] Really?

- Yeah

- Which man, according to the charts,

was the best match for Royce?

- That one was hard.

It was between Sam and it was between Jonas.

I did pick Jonas, based off the astrology as the best match.

But it was Sam and Jonas.

- And if I'm being fully honest,

I was very torn between the two of them.

I'm sorry Justin.

So it makes me feel good though

that I'm not attracted to Sagittarius anymore.

- Yeah you've broken that within you.

- Yeah!

- Thank you guys, all of you, men, nice job.

A special thanks to David Palmer, everybody.

We'll be right back.

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WHY YOU SHOULD DO CROCHET BRAIDS ALL 2019!?!?| PRICE, TRAVEL. ETC.| LIA LAVON - Duration: 12:47.

Hey YouTube fam! It's your girl Lia back again with another video and today's

video as you can see from the title is just why you should do crochet braids

all 2019 as well as coming on here and announcing my 2019 giveaway winners from

my most recent giveaway. Now I will list their names down below. If you did

not win don't fret I will be doing giveaways all throughout 2019. So you got

plenty of chances to win but let's just get into my nine reasons and nine myths

about crochet braids and why you should do it all 2019. Now I'm not just saying

crochet braids but I am saying you should do no heat all throughout 2019.

You guys will not see heat and I mean a flat iron to my hair again until

December 2019. I don't know why we got into this phase where we feel like

straight hair is it. Straight hair is how you gotta have it all the time. You can't

venture out. I'm bout to tell you reasons right now why I feel like them

is completely wrong and why you and I together can do this no heat 2019 thing.

Number one cost saving. You cannot deny how cheap. Not cheap but inexpensive

crochet braids are. Now depending on if you can do your own braids and depending

if you go to a stylist or not sometimes the only money that you incur is the

money that you spend on the hair. And the hair itself is about $3.99,$4.99, $5.99

$6.99 potentially a pack and that's pretty much it. You might need five packs

that's what about 25 dollars a hairstyle you can't beat that. And if you go to a

crochet hair stylist it's a lot cheaper than a sew-in stylists. I saw my sew-in

person, so the person in Charlotte who used to do my sew-ins, and she did a phenomenal

job but she just posted that she was having an end-of-year sale. So she was

doing the style with the bundles all for under $450. I was I oh that's a sale.

Oh I've been out the sew-in game for a while because $450 for a hairstyle to me

seems crazy. Now I get it you get to keep the hair afterwards. So it's

probably about $180 for the style and the rest of the money is for the hair that

you can reuse over and over again. But I've was like I was spending like

$180 $200 on a sew-in that would last me about you know maybe two

and a half months. I would leave mine in three months. Now I laugh at the fact that I would leave my

hair braided up under some sew-in for that long. But I would do that and then

put it in again and put it in again and all that for about $180.

So that's pretty expensive for a style. But with crochet hair if

you can braid hair you gold. You are set. You probably spend. If I calculate how

much money I've spent and I spend a lot of money on hair. It's nowhere near four

hundred fifty dollars in the last probably two years. I have not spent

four hundred and fifty dollars on my hair. That's crazy. I really do rack up and

save a lot of money with my crochet styles and you can too out there. Low

maintenance. If you're somebody out there like me who likes to wake up in the

morning and go. You like to literally the last thing wanna worry about is your hair.

You're doing your makeup and on me does take a while and I wish I could get that

makeup routine down a little bit but my hair routine is the quickest thing

depending on the hair. And I go for low maintenance hairs. I have this channel

so we together can seek out the most low maintenance hairs. And then hair I have

in right now I didn't mention it is the freetress bohemian braid. Only had it

in a week but right now it's giving me low

maintenance vibes which I like. If you're somebody like again me you got a lot

going on in the morning you might have a lot going on in the afternoon in the

evenings and you really ain't got time to twist down your hair or do this wrap

your hair at night. You really bout putting that scarf on going to sleep

waking up shaking and going crochet hair is up your alley. Again with the right

crochet hair. Stay locked into my channel so we can find those low maintenance

styles together. Now number three is more so a myth than anything else and number

three is crochet braids is like an older person style. Now I'm trying to figure

out where this myth came from in general. Like I've gotten that a lot. A lot of people look at me,

see my hair, they're like you're a little too young for crochet braids.

Who put a age on crochet braids. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Who said

that you gotta be 40 plus or thirty plus whatever to put crochet braids in. Imma

tell you right now me my circle. I've converted my whole team onto crochet

braids. I'm calling ya'll out right now. I'm calling you out Camia. Calling you out

Jess. Calling you out Lashauna. Calling you out Sasha. Everybody on the team is on

board. Even my family. My younger siblings. Got a 13 year old sister crochet

braided up. There's no age barrier on getting into the game.

Do I not slay at 29 years old my crochet braids? Did I not slay when I started

this channel at what 26 27 years old with my crochet braids. There's so many

of you guys out there who come into my DM's and you guys are 50 60 70 40 30 20. I

have some high schoolers who follow me. I have one I think my youngest person who

follows me is about 12 or 13. I love that you guys out there show me your styles

and let me know that there is no age limit on crochet braids. I'm trying to

figure out where that came from. Number four there's some people out there

who have hang-ups with synthetic hair and I'm trying to figure out where that

came from as well. Where are these hang ups with synthetic hair? And I'm

not talking to you guys out there who may have an allergic reaction to synthetic

hair. I understand that. I definitely get that. You do not need to put anything in

your hair that's gonna cause you an allergic reaction. But I'm talking about

the people who from a looking at it and think it's a cheap thing type of vibe.

Where are you coming from? I've gotten so many people who've come up to me and been

like oh I love your hair. And I'm like thank you. And they're like what is that?

And I'm like crochet braids. And they're like is that synthetic? I'm like Yea, Yea it is. And

then they all of a sudden turn their nose up and they're like oh okay. Well I don't

really do synthetic hair. It's just a little bit too cheap for me. I only put a

human hair in my head. And I'm like but you complimented me. You loved it and

then you turn your nose up as soon as I told you what synthetic hair. Am I not

slaying this synthetic hair and I'm not being Shady but a little bit better

than your slaying whatever you have going on right now. And I think that yeah it's

inexpensive yes it's synthetic hair but the spec for the synthetic hair makes it

last a little bit longer sometimes in my opinion also the thing about human ear

is I watched Chris Rock's documentary quite a few years ago in his documentary

was really good i really suggest anybody watch it out there i watched that

documentary and they had a portion on there about human ear where it comes

from and how in other countries a lot of times people think they're giving up

their hair for religious reasons or spiritual reasons and all that and

really they're just giving it up a lot of times to be sent over here to be made

into wigs or bundles and all of that and it

I put my heart a little bit the fact that they think that they're giving

their hair up for one reason and they really have no idea then over here in

America where we're in their hair and just having a ball then they're

Cambodian or Indian or Remy or whatever here they have going on so it really

broke my heart to the fact that we're sitting over here bragging about all my

Cambodian bundle my Indian friend bundle and all that and we don't know where

that hair came from we don't know whose head that came off of and I'm again not

shaving human here because I definitely have worn human hair so if you try it

knows that synthetic hair sometimes you might need to turn your nose affect

human hair is too because it's not that much that goes into it I'm not gonna sit

over here and brag about having another person's hair in my head at least I can

say you know yeah my hair was made in the factory but it was made not stolen

number five traveling traveling is the main reason I got into crochet braids

you guys know I was going on my cruise and that's me anything reason I got a

crochet braids at the time but then I stuck with it if you're somebody who

travels a lot whether it's for fun for work and all that you need a style that

you not gonna have to worry about crochet breeze is where is that crochet

braids is something you're going to literally go on vacation and he'll

literally have the time of your life and not have to deal with oh my god I'm not

to go back to the room and it's gonna look a mess at dinner and I'm gonna look

crazy I'm gonna spend about two hours in the room I was drying my hair

straightened hair curling it up you're not gonna have to do that on my cruise I

went with one of my best friends she had a so another time

she said been about an hour you know on her here after we got it wet and

everything from me I was in the room chillin I was like oh we going to dinner

now when we come on to dinner cuz I'm ready my hair my hair still good

you got to figure out a situation go ahead now she's on the crochet train but

at that time she was not now that leads me on to number six if you're somebody

who in 2019 put on your goals list you're gonna be gym heavy you're gonna

be in that gym you gonna be you know getting that workout on crocheting

braces where it's at is well like right now I feel confident that I could work

out in the gym you know being on somebody's elliptical treadmill you guys

can tell that I don't go to the gym Devon because I don't know the

terminology right but you're somebody who is in the gym you need a style

that's going to really hold steady not gonna look crazy you're not gonna walk

out the gym looking a hot mess you can pull your hair back you know

worry about it being a rat's nest afterwards crochet braids you can wear

your hair short like me or short kind of like I have my right now some people

could sense this kind of medium length but for me it's short I mean you can

just pull this back and then at the end of the day if you're somebody who needs

to wash it afterwards or wash your hair after you work out a lot you can do that

you can watch this hair and it will still look the same you don't got to put

that much time in it and that's one thing I really do like not number seven

if you're somebody who's transitioning out there so you're going from relaxed

to natural I wish I knew about crochet braids when I was transitioning from

relaxed and natural I was doing a lot to my hair I thought I was saving it but I

was putting a lot of heat damage I went natural February 2013 so it'll be six

years in February of this year when I transition it was a hard long transition

I was in that phase of dealing with two different textures and I wouldn't really

had to deal with it if I knew about crochet braids it would have been bright

enough put some crunch in here in and just let my hair do what its doing up

underneath it and then I probably would have eventually big drop

instead of doing little trims throughout and then gradually getting rid of my

relax there I did half wigs for a majority of my transitioning faith so

for the first two years I did half weights and for the next two years I did

so instead for this most recent two and a half years I've done a crochet braids

wish I did it throughout the entirety of my transition number eight it's really

more so amidst the myth of you can't have your crochet braids in corporate

America you gotta have your shares straight in corporate America who said

that is what I'm trying to figure out who who made up that crazy bull if you

guys don't know me and anything about my channel before my current job I worked

at a law firm and it was very much so demeanor was very strong and just a very

clean cut you had to be a certain way you have to wear your suits but me yeah

yeah I have my outfit on I'm looking good jazzy down here but my hair's

always gonna being a crochet braids down oh you don't know what you're gonna get

and we have team meetings every day and every day they were like I didn't know

whether you were gonna switch it up on me and I was like yeah I know I only

switch it up on y'all on a Monday I switch it up on y'all every but for

Monday's y'all see a new style she was like and be the weekend they're like oh

I was thinking about what you was gonna be this week I was like you just never

know with me I'm switch it up at least once a month on

y'all y'all know it's gonna be a week I don't know my real hair yeah us don't

know I try to keep y'all me on toes so it became a thing of I got my job done

correctly accurately but my hair was gonna be always different I feel like

the thing about corporate America is if you do your job nobody even thinks about

your hair you just want a phenomenal job am I not giving you a professional life

right now and number 9 goes back to what I just said the switch up for crochet

where'd you get the ability to switch it up at any point you can be spiral curl

one day you can be free tres bohemian brain the other day you can be free

trance Beach curl you can be out tre no mannequin just right here you can do

anything you want to across your brain and you don't really gotta put your real

hair through all that rigmarole you just braid it up on there then install the

curl that you want to have and that month or that week and everything or if

you somebody out there who just wants to stick to a couple of curls my best

friend Sasha she has free trust bohemian braids and then when she wants to jazz

it up a little bit so when she feels like he wants a sleigh that's when she

put free tries gogo curl there but she just goes between those two styles and

it works well for her so if you're somebody who wants to explore and

experiment with so many styles or if you're somebody who's just wants to pick

out two styles and just wear those over and over again there's no wrong way to

do it and you get to steal again slay but not have to worry about your real

hair putting on that heat and putting all that damage on your real hair so

again those are my 9 reasons why I feel and though you should do crochet braids

all 2019 I know you can do it and if you don't you can do watching don't you

think afraid house you guys know I'm gonna be bringing you different stuff

all throughout this year so maybe not just having to do crochet braids even

though you guys know that's my wheelhouse and I'll support all crochet

braids if you want to give your hair a break and do different styles

I'm just saying you do not have to feel like you got to do so men's and straight

hair throughout the year you on your cost savings you want your low

maintenance you on your active kick in 2019 please Roche braids is where it's

at comment down below letting me know if

you agree with me if you feel like we can do it together if you feel like I'm

off face just let me know down below if you on this same 20

18 no heat kick again it give this video a big thumbs up even if you're not on it

and I've convinced you to somehow just weaned in crochet braids into your

routine make sure you use this video a big thumbs up make sure you're following

me on instagram at Lee Lomond 89 make sure you're subscribe so you won't miss

any of my content and I will see you in my next video thank you so much for

watching

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THE ROAD TO NOW - Duration: 5:29.

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Tin bóng đá | Chuyển nhượng | 22/01/2019| Martial gia hạn, Darmian đến Juventus, Morata đến Atletico - Duration: 11:28.

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#EwangeliarzOP || 22 stycznia 2019 || Mk 2, 23-28 - Duration: 1:08.

[Music]

I came up with a very interesting exercise for priests who come to our preaching workshops.

The instructions is as follows - take the text which there is a command, a commandment hidden in and find what God's desire is there.

If you were to rephrase it and start the description of the commandment with the following words - 'I am anxious for you to ...',

'My desire is to ...'; how would you finish the sentence?

How important it is to discover divine desires in the commandments we are given from God!

Today the Gospel is exactly about that and Jesus shows such an attitude.

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Crocodile Is A Fan of Soccer | Kritter Klub - Duration: 3:30.

As much as soccer is big in South America

An avid fan watches

A reptile?

A crocodile is also watching!

As well as an iguana!

Go Brazil!

Cindy (crocodile) and Costellina (iguana) are both from Brazil

Which team will win?

GOAL

That side eye tho

A kiss to celebrate

Uh-huh yeah, whatever

If you're happy, I'm happy

High-five

The reptile-loving biologist wears a snake as a scarf

Britney Spears already did that^^

stank face

happy face

A tarantula makes a great accessory as well

Takes good care of Cindy

When I first got the crocodile egg

It was like I was an expectant parent

They've been together since before it was born

I love you, dad

Gives massages

A nice bath

scrub, scrub

It's hard to clean between the lines

This is a special scrubbing towel from Korea

Oh very good

That feels nice~

Thank you so much

And last but not least, the manicure

goodnight~

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My Experience As A Mom Of Two Boys In 19 Comics With A Feline Twist - Duration: 3:06.

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NEW Completed GBA ROM with Mega Evo + Z-Moves, more - Pokemon Mega Evolution GBA by Deepak Maneshwer - Duration: 4:24.

Hello, Welcome back to Pokemoner.com. I'm MrTien Duc! I'm come back okay deep our

Deepak Maneshwer came back with New GBA Rom.

hmm Who is Deepak Maneshwer ?

If you know about Pokemon Shinning Victory, maybe you will know him.

Ok, come back with new game, it's pokemon mega evolution.

It's based on Pokemon FireRed and it's completed with more more more features.

So you can get All pokemon upto Gen 7, All Mega Evolution, Fairy Type, Physical and Special Split

Black White Repel System, Capture EXP system

you can get all starters very very easy in the wild

a little harder with Z moves, Day Night System, New moves and new abilities

and the graphics is updated, .... more and more.

it's actually randomizer!

and it's completed game!

So Thanks Special Deepak Maneshwer for hacking and sending this game to me!

Remember to like, share video

and subscribe Pokemoner.com to get more games and more videos.

And Now, Thank you for Watching. I'm MrTien Duc from Pokemoner.com!

you

you

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Calls for change arise as hundreds mark MLK Day - Duration: 2:25.

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[SPOILERS] Terence HedgePants Obtains The N-Word Pass (Full Gameplay + Good Ending) - Duration: 3:52.

John: I'm gonna say the N word!

Terence: THAT'S RACIST, YOU CAN'T SAY THE N WORD!

Terence: Mrs. Ohe, I've done it; I stopped racism.

Mrs. Ohe: Thank you, Terence. Now I am free to roam this Earth.

Butch: Not if I have anything to say about it, and I do! I'M GONNA SAY THE N WORD!

Terence: MRS. OHE, GET DOWN!

Butch: NIGGA!

Terence: Mrs. Ohe, where are you? Are you ok?

Butch: She's no longer with us. And with her death, I'm finally free to say the N word whenever I want.

Tizz: Not if I have anything to say about it, Trucknik. And I do.

Tizz: Prepare for my Super 13 BEAM.

[Butch screaming as Tizz lazers him]

Butch: Terence my son... you wouldn't let me die, would you?

Terence: Shut up, cracker.

[MR. HEDGEPANTS, I DON'T FEEL SO GOOD!]

Terence: Hey Tailsrick, who's that guy in front of us?

Tyrone?: It is I; TYRONE OHE.

Tailsrick: Mr. Ohe, what are you doing here?

Tyrone?: I have come to exact my revenge on you asses for allowing my wife to die in the hands of Butch.

Terence: But Mr. Ohe, we did everything we could.

Tyrone?: I've already made up my mind.

Terence: Mr. Ohe, don't do it! This won't bring Rochelle back!

Tyrone?: NIGGA!

[Terence screams like the AVGN]

Tailsrick: It just doesn't make sense, Terence. Ohe would never say the N word.

Terence: I don't understand it either, but some things, you just gotta live with.

Terence: Unless...

[He knows what the hell is going on.]

Giga Terence: Butch Trucknik. I should've known it was you.

Butch: Terence my son, I see you've discovered my master plan.

Butch: Now that I've taken over Ohe's body, I have free will to say the N word whenever and however I please.

Giga Terence: So what you're saying is you're inside of another man...

Butch: Why yes, I suppose you could say that.

Giga Terence: But Mr. Trucknik, wouldn't that make you...

[You got this, Terence!]

[C'mon, you can do it!]

Giga Terence: G A Y ?

Butch: No! This can't be!

[STAHP SKREEMIN' YA PHAG]

[BUTCH TRUCKNIK FUCKING DIES]

Terence: Welp, I did it; Racism is no more.

Tyrone: Hello, Terence.

Terence: Mr. Ohe, what are you doing here?

Tyrone: I came to thank you for your great service to this country.

Terence: No thanks necessary, Mr. Ohe.

Tyrone: As a token of my gratitude, I'd like to give you the N word pass.

Terence: Mr. Ohe, it is an honor to call you...

Terence: M y n i g g a .

Tyrone: And as to you, old friend.

🎵In this world🎵 (🎵HIS WORLD🎵) Gotta make your own way!

🎵Where one is all🎵

🎵In this world🎵 (🎵HIS WORLD🎵) Life is just a game you play!

🎵Never fear the fall🎵

🎵In this world🎵 (🎵HIS WORLD🎵) Nothing's forever here to stay!

🎵Where compromise does not exist🎵

🎵In this world of worlds, every step meets the rest🎵

(🎵In his wor-or-orld🎵) The only way to break free is to break the mold.

You can't stop now! Lock and load!

(🎵H I S W O R L D🎵) Don't stop now, c'mon and ROCK AND ROLL!

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Last To Leave Ball Pit Challenge With Temptations / That YouTub3 Family I Family Channel - Duration: 26:20.

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Doctor On How Immigration Detention Centers Effect Children - Duration: 11:30.

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Jeff Panacloc est-il allé trop loin ? Les fans de Michel Drucker sous le choc ! - Duration: 1:25.

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Blog doorgespit van Ans Boersma, de journaliste die een relatie met een Al-Nusra terrorist had - Duration: 4:14.

 Ans Boersma, de journaliste die een relatie had met een bekende Al-Nusra terrorist, wordt door zo'n beetje heel de mediawereld verdedigd

GeenStijl deed onderzoek en komt tot de conclusie dat dit wellicht zwáár onterecht is!  Er wordt een context geschetst waaruit blijkt dat journalisten Ans in bescherming nemen

Haar 'foutje' zou niet de reden voor alle kritiek mogen zijn. Haar ontslag bij het Financieel Dagblad zou zelfs 'seksisme' zijn

Allemaal zijn ze geschokt en vol lof over haar talent als journaliste.  GeenStijl heeft echter haar blog onder de loep genomen en laat ons héél iets anders zien

Zij bouwen namelijk, met stevige fundering, het idee op dat Ans wel degelijk wist dat haar ex een terrorist was

Ook menen zij (terecht) dat het nogal verdacht is dat Nieuwsuur nu als eerste weet te onthullen dat mevrouw Boersma voor valse papieren zorgde zodat die terreur-tjappie naar Nederland kon komen

 Ans Boersma wordt door veel journalisten en mediafiguren als 'niet naïef' en 'zeer kritisch' beschouwd, maar die eigenschappen vallen natuurlijk weg als ze zegt dat ze niets wist over het terreurverleden van haar ex-vriend

Wist ze er echter wél van, dan heeft ze die kennis waarschijnlijk niet gedeeld met veiligheidsdiensten

 Op haar blog ontdekte de redactie van GeenStijl een dikke berg aan stereotypen, overladen met een flinke scheut ironie

Niet alleen geeft ze op haar blog toe dat ze, vlak voor de aanslagen op Charlie Hebdo, verliefd is geworden op een Arabier en een Syriër uit Saudie-Arabië als lifter meenam, ze schrijft ook nog eens:  "Dat het lijntje tussen vrijheidsstrijder en terrorist zo dun is, fascineert mij

't Zijn beide mensen namelijk, maar in plaats van dat onder ogen te zien, distantiëren we ons met krachttermen

"  Verder zou niet IS maar Assad het grootste kwaad in Syrië zijn. Een paar dagen na de aanslag meent ze dat het allemaal wel meevalt qua dreigingsniveau in Europa, 'want 's avonds kijken we toch weer naar populaire datingsprogramma's

'  Haar standpunten over de huidige situatie omtrent terreur in Europa is deze:  Ik ben voor hulp aan vluchtelingen, voor "diversiteit", voor het zien van het 'menselijke' aspect in aanslagplegers: "Het zijn tenslotte ook onze jongens daar

Want het raakt mij dat we- behalve een militaire tegenreactie, gezemel over Syrische vluchtelingen en wat euro's richting NGO's- niet zoveel doen

"  Pakt dát even zuur uit! Idealistisch, naïef, stereotype 'grachtengordel-links' en dan blijk je met een terrorist in bed te hebben gelegen! Héél pijnlijk!   Waardeer jij de artikelen op DagelijkseStandaard

nl? Volg ons dan op Twitter!

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Game with silent K - Duration: 28:14.

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'나쁜형사' 신하균vs최종원, 불꽃튀는 대결..긴장감↑[★밤TV] - KN Channel - Duration: 3:32.

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Apsara Skin Care Review: "I'm obsessed. It doesn't break me out...It keeps me glowing." - Duration: 0:33.

So today, I'm gonna be talking about Apsara Skin Care.

I was lucky enough to receive this facial serum, which is the Sandalwood Facial Serum.

Thank you [Apsara Skin Care] for sending it to me to try.

I've been using it for over a month now, and for someone with combo skin,

I have to say, I'm obsessed.

It doesn't break me out, which is really rare for facial serums.

It keeps me glowing, it looks amazing under makeup,

it's vegan, and it's cruelty-free, which is even better and

rare to find in a lot of skincare anymore.

There's no talc, parabens, minerals, or PEGs in it,

which is fantastic.

I cannot wait to try more products from your line.

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Transfer news: Top 20 best bargain deals ranked – Liverpool trio, Arsenal pair and Ronaldo - Duration: 7:01.

 Liverpool and Arsenal are not expected to be busy during the January transfer window, having splashed the cash reinforcing their squads last summer

 Jurgen Klopp's side welcomed Naby Keita, Fabinho, Alisson and Xherdan Shaqiri to Anfield and have reaped the rewards with the Reds currently top of the Premier League – 13 points clear of their tally at this stage last season

 Meanwhile, the Gunners snapped up Matteo Guendouzi, Lucas Torreira, Bernd Leno, Sokratis Papastathopoulos and Stephan Lichtsteiner as Unai Emery made his mark on the club

 According to new research by CIES Football Observatory, several of these signings are now ranked among the best deals across the big five European leagues based on current estimated transfer values

 Impressive on-field performances during the first half of the 2017/18 campaign has seen these players' price tags soar well beyond the figures which their new clubs initially shelled out

 Premier League rivals Chelsea also make the top 20 with their cut-price deal for Jorginho while Richarlison and Felipe Anderson's moves are included in the list

 Meanwhile, Barcelona and Real Madrid have both bagged themselves bargains in the form of Clement Lenglet and Thibaut Courtois respectively

 Finally, Cristiano Ronaldo's value is still on the rise after making an instant impact at Juventus – but who is now considered the best bargain of the summer transfer window? 20

Jorginho (Chelsea) Reported fee – €57m; Estimated value – €75.2m (+€18.2m) 19. Krzysztof Piatek (Genoa) Reported fee – €4

5m; Estimated value – €22.9m (+€18.4m) 18. Thilo Kehrer (Paris Saint-Germain) Reported fee – €37m; Estimated value – €55

5m (+€18.5m) 17. Jonathan Ikone (Lille) Reported fee – €5m; Estimated value – €24

4m (+€19.4m) 16. Felipe Anderson (West Ham United) Reported fee – €37m; Estimated value – €56

9m (+€19.9m) 15. Richarlison (Everton) Reported fee – €56m; Estimated value – €76

2m (+€20.2m) 14. Alban Lafont (Fiorentina) Reported fee – €8.5m; Estimated value – €29

4m (+€20.9m) 13. Alassane Plea (Borussia Monchengladbach) Reported fee – €23m; Estimated value – €44

7m (+€21.7m) 12. Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus) Reported fee – €105m; Estimated value – €127

2m (+€22.2m) 11. Clement Lenglet (Barcelona) Reported fee – €35m; Estimated value – €62m (+€27m) 10

Bryan Cristante (Roma) Reported fee – €30m; Estimated value – €57.2m (+€27.2m) 9

Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid) Reported fee – €40m; Estimated value – €69.5m (+€29

5m) 8. Fabinho (Liverpool) Reported fee – €55m; Estimated value – €86.5m (+€31.5m) 7

Alisson (Liverpool) Reported fee – €72.5m; Estimated value – €105.6m (+€33.1m) 6

Matteo Guendouzi (Arsenal) Reported fee – €9m; Estimated value – €43.2m (+€34.2m) 5

Joao Cancelo (Juventus) Reported fee – €40.4m; Estimated value – €78m (+€37.6m) 4

Fabian (Napoli) Reported fee – €30m; Estimated value – €70.1m (+€40.1m) 3. Xherdan Shaqiri (Liverpool) Reported fee – €14

7m; Estimated value – €55m (+€40.3m) 2. Lucas Torreira (Arsenal) Reported fee – €30m; Estimated value – €74

3m (+€44.3m) 1. Rodri (Atletico Madrid) Reported fee – €25m; Estimated value – €70

1m (+€45.1m)

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Arsenal fans convinced Suarez deal is imminent after Barcelona transfer update - Duration: 2:41.

  Latest transfer market developments have left Arsenal fans in no doubt that Denis Suarez is on his way to the club

  After a long drawn out saga linking the Barcelona winger with the club, the Gunners faithful are convinced his arrival is imminent

  This is all down to updates from the Nou Camp as Barcelona completed the signing of Kevin-Prince Boateng on Monday

 Boateng has joined the Spanish giants on an initial loan, with a view to making it permanent at the end of the season

 The deal mirrors one that Arsenal have been trying to put in place for Suarez.  Arsenal boss Unai Emery admitted earlier in the window that the club only had the financial capability to make loan signings in January

 Barcelona have held firm as they were originally only keen on losing Suarez if a permanent deal could be agreed

 However Boateng's arrival could see negotiations reopen for Suarez to make his move to the Emirates

 Mirror Sport reported that a deal was close between the clubs, with the Gunners preparing to pay £1

7m to loan the 25-year-old until the end of the season.  The deal would have seen Suarez complete a permanent switch for £17

5m at the end of the season.  Boateng moves to the Catalan club from Sassuolo on loan for a reported fee of £1

75m - which would be covered by Suarez' departure.  Barca then have the option to buy the midfielder in the summer for a fee of £7

1m, making a potential saving of over £10m if they can reach an agreement over Suarez

  The news has excited Gunners fans, who took to Twitter to surmise over the news

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Learn English Vocabulary: CATS! 🐱 🐈 - Duration: 20:30.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to my cat lesson. I really love cats, so I'm excited to do this

for you today. I'm going to read you a cat poem, I'm going to talk about cat personalities,

and I'm going to tell you some stories about my old cat I used to have. Unfortunately,

he's dead now, but his name is Mr.... is/was Mr Milo. So, I'll let you know something about

Mr Milo as we do the lesson.

Let's begin with a poem. This poem is about cat behavior and also about how a cat changes

as it gets older. I'll read it to you now.

Listen, kitten, Get this clear,

This is my chair. I sit here.

Okay, kitty We can share;

When I'm not home, It's your chair.

Listen cat How about

If I use it When you're out?

So, what happens in this poem is that as the cat gets older, the cat's behavior changes.

At first, it's a lovely, sweet kitten, and the cat's owner is in charge. The cat's owner

is still the boss, and the cat's owner can say: "This is my chair", when the cat is a

kitten; when it's still a baby.

Then, later, the power has changed between the cat's owner and the cat. Now, they share

the chair; they sit together. The owner sits with the cat, and when the owner goes out,

then the cat can sit in the chair by itself. This is when the cat has become a kitty.

And then, later, when the cat has become an adult, the power has completely changed and

now the cat's owner can't sit in his own chair; he has to ask his cat: "Is it okay if I sit

in that chair that you like so much?" when the cat has grown up.

So, I really liked that poem about cats, because I think that's one of the main things about

their personalities. Unlike a dog that respects you as its master and will always look up

to you, that's not guaranteed with a cat. And many cats, as they get older, become very

powerful and more powerful even than their owners.

So let's look at some cat words now. We've got: "pussy" or "pussycat". The word "pussy"

can be a rude word. If we want to say... We can still use it when we're talking about

cats, but we have to say it in a sweet way: "pussy". And we can say: "Here, pussy, pussy,

pussy" to a cat. It does sound a little bit funny, but you could still say it as kind

of a joke or to be sweet.

Another cat word is "moggy". A moggy is a cat that... It's not a fancy cat, it's maybe

not a very attractive cat; it's a mix of all the different street cats around, and not

a beautiful champion cat, but one that you can still love very much.

Next we have a "tom" or a "tomcat". This is a male cat. And we have also "pedigree cat".

"Pedigree" is a cat that has been bred to look a certain way; to look beautiful.

My cat, Mr Milo, was a pedigree cat. He was a Persian cat. He was very, very beautiful,

but he wasn't very intelligent as a cat. And perhaps it's true that maybe moggies are more

intelligent than... at least more intelligent than Persian cats because they haven't been

so inbred to look beautiful.

Okay, now let's look at cat behavior. What does a cat do in its general, daily life?

First of all, a cat loves to nap. You will often find a cat napping. For example, the

cat may nap on a chair, it may nap on your bed. Cats might also do some hunting during

the day. So, watch out if there's any wild birds in your garden, or any mice that might

be in your garden or in your house because your cat will try to hunt that. Mr Milo was

not very good at hunting. No, no, no. It was quite funny. He lived for 17 years, he never

caught a bird. He only managed to catch a mouse that was already dying, so it couldn't

really... It couldn't really run fast. And Mr Milo was so proud that he... He put his

paw on this already half-dead mouse, but that... Mr Milo wasn't... He wasn't much of an aggressive

cat. He was just, you know, he was good at looking beautiful, and that was all he did

really.

Cats also like to groom. "Grooming" is when they lick their... Lick their fur to stay

clean. Cats also like to purr. [Purrs] That's how Mr Milo would purr. It was often quite

annoying, because he always wanted to do it right there next to your neck, so you would

get the feeling of the claws coming out, and also wet-cat breath on your neck and in your

ear. [Purrs] And you would try to push him away, but he always came back to do more.

So, it was... It was nice but also annoying about him.

Cats meow. Mr Milo would meow something like this: "[Meows]". He was a whiner. He didn't...

He didn't meow very loud, but he wouldn't stop meowing if he wanted food; you'd have

to give it to him.

Next we've got "scratching". I already mentioned when Mr Milo purred, he would scratch you

on your neck. But cats also scratch on their scratching posts or on furniture. They have

to do that to keep their claws short.

Cats will also swish their tails. I'm not sure what that means. I think they can swish

their tails in different moods. In some cats, sometimes I think it means they're a bit angry

if they swish their tail, and it could also mean that they want to hunt something. Let

me know in the comments if you know why a cat swishes its tail.

Next, let's look at cat adjectives. How can we describe the personality of cats in general?

First, we've got "independent". Cats are different to dogs, of course, because they go outside

on their own. They go and have adventures outside. Some cats go out for a long time,

some cats go very far, they like to travel, and they're independent because they don't

go out in a group with other cats. If you ever see dogs or street dogs, they are happy

to be in a pack together and they like to... Not all the time, but they often like to walk

the streets together with other dogs; whereas cats, they'll generally walk around alone,

although they might like to nap or sit near other cats sometimes. But I don't think they

plan it, like they're all going to go out together at the same time.

Next, cats are intelligent. People argue about this one because they say dogs are intelligent

because you can teach them tricks, you can teach them to give you their paw and you can

teach them to bark, so people say cats aren't intelligent like dogs because they don't do

tricks. But the thing is: Cats wouldn't be interested in doing tricks for you. They...

They don't want to be controlled by you in that way, I suppose. So, I think cats are

intelligent, but in the way that it's how they look at you sometimes. They look at you

like they understand your deep psychology or your flaws, so they have a certain kind

of intelligence that's different to dogs. Maybe dogs can do stuff if you teach them,

but cats already know stuff.

Now, also, cats are mysterious. If you think about it, when cats go outside, you don't

always know where they go. Now, Mr Milo, when he was about two years old, one day he just

left and he didn't come back. He went travelling. And we put up some posters around the local

area to try to get Mr Milo back, obviously, because he's our cat and we loved him very,

very much, so we wanted to get him back.

And it was actually a few weeks later, but somebody called... Called up and said: "I

think that I've spotted your cat, and your cat's in my neighbour's garden." And this

woman... The neighbour was a mad cat lady, and she would attract all the cats in the

neighbourhood to her garden. And then the cats would choose to go and live at her house

instead. So, Mr Milo left us to go to the mad cat lady.

We went to the house to get Mr Milo back, and although he looked the same-he had the

long fur, same eye colour-when we got him back it was like his whole personality had

changed in the time that he was living in this other house. And it... It took a few

weeks for him to get back to the old Mr Milo. But that's an example of how mysterious they

can be. You know, we will never know if he wanted to leave us, or he just walked too

far and got lost. He'll keep it a secret forever, and I think many cats do that. They don't

want you to know everything about them.

Cats are also curious. We have a phrase: "Curiosity killed the cat." I had another cat when I

was younger, but unfortunately, that cat died when it was very young; less than a year old.

And curiosity literally killed that cat. That cat was eating a stick. I don't know why it

decided to eat a stick. It must have thought: "What's this? I want to put it in my mouth",

and then it choked on the... On the stick. It was very sad because nobody found it when

it was struggling. But if... If the cat wasn't so curious and interested to find out things-"Oh,

what's this stick?"-maybe he would have lived for much longer.

Next, cats are choosy. "Choosy" means they... If there's something... Choosy in the sense

that you like this, but you don't like that. There's some people you like, some people

you don't like, and cats are very much like that. If a cat... If you think... If you try

to call a cat, often it doesn't come to you, and cats will avoid some people that come

to your house; but other people they'll really like, and they'll come up and want to jump

on their lap. So, in that sense... In that sense, a cat is choosy.

Next, cats are playful. Mr Milo wasn't really that playful. If... The most excited he would

get is to maybe do this a few times; but some cats like to jump, play with string, go crazy,

roll on the floor, and they do exciting things when they're kittens. Cats are also affectionate.

Some cats; some cats are not. They like to sit in your lap, they like to purr for you,

they like to come and walk by your legs. So, in that way, they're affectionate.

Cats are disloyal. I'm not sure if they are disloyal because I don't think they are doing

it on purpose to leave you. For example, when Mr Milo went away and left us, maybe he was

just having an adventure. It wasn't because he said: "I don't like this food that you're

giving me anymore. I'm going away to the mad cat lady."

And if we think about dogs, here, it can help us understand because a dog, if... Some people,

unfortunately, beat their dogs or hit them and they shout at them really badly, but the

dog will always come and be friends again with its master. You can treat a dog very

badly, and they will always come back and love you; whereas cats, they will make a decision

about where they live - if it's good for them, they will say; but if it's not good for them,

they might leave and they'll go to somebody else who feeds it or somebody else who takes

it in the house. So, in that... In that way, they are disloyal because they won't stay

forever, if you treat them badly.

But I think "disloyal" is a strong... Is a too strong word. It makes it seem like the

cat is just waiting to leave you at any time, and I don't think that's quite true about

it. They just... They're able to move on; whereas, for dogs, it's harder for them to

do that. If you think about cats, if somebody dies or they can't keep their cat anymore

because they're moving house or moving to a different country, the cat can go to another

house and adapt very, very quickly. Dogs can do that, but it takes them longer to be comfortable

in a new home.

Next, we have "lazy". What do you think? Do you think cats are lazy? Obviously they sleep

a lot, and I suppose they're not very busy; they don't have a lot to do. So, unless they

do lots of hunting, it can seem like cats are lazy. And on those days where you feel

a little bit tired and you go and have a sleep, usually in the afternoon, that's when we take

a cat nap. When we feel lazy like the cat, we go and have a cat nap.

And the last adjective to describe a cat is "timid". "Timid" means the opposite of brave.

When you're timid, if you hear a noise, a bang - you run away. Some cats are very timid;

some cats, if they meet a new person, they'll stay on the other side of the room or they'll

always run away from them. Mr Milo wasn't very timid; he was just more calm. He was

a calm kind of cat. I think he was maybe not that intelligent, that he wasn't scared by

so many things because he didn't understand what they were.

So, there we are. Thank you for watching my cat lesson. I have a quiz for you to do now

on everything we've learned today. Thank you for watching.

Meow. I forgot something - a story I wanted to tell... I forgot a story that I wanted

to tell you. Mr Milo, I loved him so much, he was my cat. When I got that cat, I was

11 years old, and in my family nobody had had a cat before, so we didn't... All right,

it's not the hardest thing in the world to take care of a cat, but we didn't really know.

And my Mom, she bought me a book about caring for your Persian cat. And Persian cats, they

have long hair. Don't know where she got this book from, but it said that to take good care

of your Persian cat, you have to give it a bath one time a week.

And because I loved him so much, that's what I decided needed to happen to Mr Milo every

week. Now, this might explain why he wasn't a very intelligent cat; it may have been some

kind of trauma that I was responsible for. So, what would happen: Mr Milo's bath time,

he would get in the water and he would go... He would reduce size and become this skinny,

little bone; all his fluff is gone, and he's, like, shaking in the bath like that. Tries

to jump out, every time he tries to jump out - nope. And I'm 11 or... 11 or just 12. And

I love him so much, he must have this bath and have shampoo and everything, but it doesn't

end there.

The next step is then to go onto my window ceil in my bedroom and be blow-dried with

a hairdryer really loud and very, very close to his skin, potentially burning him. Okay,

I know this was wrong now, but when I was 11 I thought that was love for my cat. So,

he would be on the window sill, and he would try to run to one side so he could jump off,

and the hairdryer would follow him, so then he would try to run to the other side to jump

off, and I'd follow him with a hairdryer. And so this would happen every single week

until somebody told me: "You're not supposed to do that to cats. I don't think he likes

it", and then I stopped torturing him and making him look beautiful. So, there's my

story. Thanks for watching.

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When Your Friend Wants Pineapple Pizza - Duration: 1:20.

Hello pizza palace. Yeah, I'd like to place an order

uh, two large pizzas

All right, give me one second one second. Hey, what's the toppings I want from pizza palace Oh

bacon

hamburger

sausage

Okay, okay, um bacon ham and sausage, Cory. What do you want?

Uh, you know, I probably won't pineapple if that's all right

It's pretty good

pineapple

Imma have to call you back

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Doing This Will Make Your Wiper Blades Last Twice as Long - Duration: 5:19.

Rev up your engines, jose m says scotty I just bought some wiper

blades a few months ago and their already worn, what can I do to make them last longer,

the problem with wiper blades are, you got to make them thin to they wipe clean and don't

make noise, if you make them real thick they make a lot of noise, so the thinner they are

the faster their going to wear out, of course if you want the blades to last a long as possible,

you want to clean them every once in a while, I've got a video that shows you how to do

that, you get alcohol and wipe it with a clean paper towel and you'll see a lot of black

stuff comes off, that's the old dirty rubber stuff, I use nu finish on the windshield you

polish it because it's not a wax it's a polish, and polish the windshield and that makes it

a lot smoother so it lasts longer and if you really want to go far do what I do is, I buy

silicone windshield wiper blades for my car, they cost more but I put one on my old 81

toyota corolla sr5 and I had it on there for 8 years and it was still cleaning those silicone

blades can last a long time, you might think about that but if you don't want to spend

more just keep cleaning them and use some nu finish on your windshields and it's going

to last a lot longer, asm hello scotty, I got a crack in my windshield is it ok if I

install a Chinese windshield, I have had literally hundreds of customers do that, have a Chinese

windshield installed on their cars, and they had no problems at all they cost less, people

that are absolute fanatics about safety they won't do it, your windshield is actually part

of the safety device of your car, if it rolls over that's part of the structure of the car,

and it helps hold it if it rolls over, if you're a fanatic stick with the OEM factory

windshields, I've had hundreds of customers that had no problems at all, they cost less,

sometimes less than like 20-30% that an OEM one costs, but if you are a safety fanatic

stick with the OEM one, campbell says scotty I got a 93 ford f150

that shakes when I'm at 65-70, do you know what it could be, ok first thing take it to

any good front end shop or tire store, have them balance your tires, if your tires are

out of balance it's going to do that, have them look at the tires and if their really

badly worn you got to get new ones anyways, this is rare but I've seen it happen, over

the past 51 years I've seen a few cars that did that and it was because the alignment

was off, there are certain situations where if the alignment is off just a tiny bit at

those speeds it will shake, so it could be the alignment too but most of the time it's

that the tires are worn out or their out of balance, so have that checked first, and have

it checked by a place that really knows tires, a good front end alignment shop or a very

good tire shop, you know you got to be leery of some of these tire chain places, I've had

people buy tires at one of these tire change places, and then they come to me and say,

my front is shaking and I say, well your tires are out of balance, I don't really balance

tires, but I got a machine that can check them and I took them off and put them on a

machine and the bubble went way over to the side and I'm like gesh you just bought these

tires and they didn't even balance them right at one of these stupid discount places, so

I sent them to my front end place and they balanced them perfectly and then they had

no more problems, zorro says scotty what's the best hybrid to

buy now a days, well still really you want to buy a hybrid get a toyota prius it's a

state of the art, they've been making them for 21 years now, they got them pretty much

perfected for that design, my customers with them, they have problems with them when their

old and they've got 150-200,000 miles and their 15-18 years old yes, but if you're talking

about buying a brand new one you can't beat buying a toyota prius, their the ones that

were the originals, a lot of the other ones are just copying them and they don't even

make the engines and the electronics they just buy the stuff for toyota so, if you want

to get a hybrid still the best one is prius there's no ifs ands or buts, my sister in

law just bought a brand new one a few months ago, she's really happy with it so, if you

want to buy a hybrid that would be the way to go cuz it's really been out the longest

and has the least problems, black neon says hey scotty I need help, I

got a loud ticking noise when it starts it's coming from my engine but when it warms up

in the morning it goes away after 15 minutes of driving, what could be the reason, generally

that's worn hydraulic lifters, go to my website scottykilmer dot com, post a video and I'll

listen to it, and I can tell you buy hearing it, it's generally the lifters, they wear

and as they age when their cold the pressure doesn't build up so they tick but once the

engine warms up the oil gets hot and the lifters are warmed up and it goes away it's usually

the lifters, so make a video and let me listen to it and a lot of guys will just live with

that because many modern cars, let's say you got a v6, that's a lot of money to change

all those lifters, so a lot of people will just live with it, and a lot of guys will

do a trick of, before they change the oil the next time they'll get a good engine flush

flush like kw and they'll flush the engine out and get all the crud out and then the

noise will go away, you never know it might be worth it to try it once,

so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos, remember to ring

that bell!

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Maurizio Sarri exposed Chelsea transfer problem with Arsenal rant - Fass - Duration: 2:13.

 Chelsea lost 2-0 to Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday. The result sparked a rant from Sarri where he questioned the commitment of his Blues players

 Sarri is trying to get his former striker at Napoli - Gonzalo Higuain - into his squad during this transfer window

 And Sky Sport Italia reporter Valentina Fass says Sarri's unhappiness stems from this transfer struggle

 "I cannot remember Sarri behaving like this," Fass said. "Not in such a way, not criticising the team in such a way

 "He has usually defended his players. "He's probably a bit upset and there is probably a bit of tension in the transfer market

 "He's very close to getting Higuain but is still not there. "He's still playing without one of the strikers he wants

 "So there's still a bit of tension there. It's not typical for Sarri to behave like that

" Sarri was not happy with his Chelsea players as they slipped out of the title race with the loss to the Gunners

 "I'm really angry about the approach that we adopted today," Sarri said. "It's an approach we can't really accept

" Sarri then added: "I have to say, I'm extremely angry. Very angry indeed. "This defeat was due to our mentality, more than anything else

This is something I can't accept. "This group of players are extremely difficult to motivate

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Teyana Taylor Denies Rumors That Iman Shumpert Impregnated Another Woman: 'He Know I'd Kill Him' - - Duration: 2:45.

  gave a surprisingly candid answer after a Twitter user asked about the rumors that her husband, , impregnated another woman

 "@TEYANATAYLOR is it true the girl you brought home to have a threesome with you and your husband is pregnant, and it's for that reason that you have deleted you IG?" the user asked on Monday, January 21

 The inquiry came after unverified reports claimed Shumpert and Taylor had joined adult film actress in a threesome and that the Sacramento Kings shooting guard had fathered a child with her

 But on Monday, the "Gonna Love Me" singer shut down the gossip. "1. I've never seen/touched that girl in my life," Taylor tweeted in response to the question

"2. My page is gone because I'm upset at @defjam for not dropping my damn 'WTP' video on time, per usual

3. It's really sad that lies are entertained so much than the truth. 4. Iman is not dumb he know I'd kill him 😃 End of story

"  For her part, Rydes, 28, also denied that Shumpert is the father of her baby. "I refuse to entertain fake rumors," she wrote in her Instagram Stories on Monday

"Life is too big and time is too short to get caught up in empty drama.BUT to protect my energy i have to respond

Whoever is spread these rumors just now ITS FAKE NEWS AND IT AINT HIS BABY. Yall should be ashamed for creating this negative energy and throwing it around like it wont affect anyone

I had my baby with the man i was dating and that man aint Iman. So please stop making fake stories just to get some likes and for everyone else believing these blogs is a no better person

Now leave me the f—k alone."  Taylor and Shumpert have been married since 2016. They have one child together: daughter Junie, 3

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Ligue 1 Midfielder Still Interested In A Move To Liverpool, Should The Reds Go Back For Him? - Duration: 2:55.

in a recent interview with Luke Rodgers mentioned by Sky Sports Olympic

Lyonnaise midfielder Naville Thakur has revealed that he is still interested in

making a switch to Liverpool despite his failed 53 million pounds transferred to

Anfield last summer the French playmaker said discussions are ongoing I have sat

down with the president things are advancing slowly when will I take a

decision I am NOT fixing myself a date I am not in a rush nobody is putting any

pressure on it and I like to take my time I do not know dot last year was

supposed to be my last and in the end I'm still here I cannot know the answer

to this I am happy at Lyon's but which player doesn't dream of discovering a

new league another club his recent comments should encourage the Reds if

they still intend to secure the services of believed one prospect in the near

future however Jurgen Klopp has shut his

remarkable record in this campaign proves that the lion born sensation can

be one of the most effective front players in European football if he can

stay fit and healthy on the pitch which is something that the Reds have their

doubts over thus it is difficult to see why the Merseyside Giants would go back

in for the player when they are unsure on whether fecker would be able to cope

with the physical demands of the Premier League Kloss has currently got a very

strong squad to choose from at Anfield with a number of key personnel set to

come back from their respective injuries in the coming days there is no reason

why the Reds of Mercy side need to go into the January transfer market looking

to sign new players it makes little sense to tinker with the squad if clock

feels that is current proper players are good

you

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Mourinho hints at return to management as he visits World Cup stadium - Duration: 5:04.

  Jose Mourinho dropped his biggest hint yet that he is planning a return to football management

  The former Man Utd boss was visiting a stadium under construction for the next World Cup when he made a comment regarding his future

 Mourinho said: "It looks great, but by the time 2022 comes round I'll be a club coach again and won't like my players going off mid-season

"  The 55-year-old was visiting Qatar, who will be hosting the tournament in the middle of winter to escape the searing summer temperatures

 The scheduling means the Premier League will be suspended for more than four weeks during November and December

 The same will apply for leagues across Europe where Mourinho could end up managing if he does not make a return to the Premier League

 Mourinho added: "I expect that in 2022 I'm going to be a club coach, and then I will probably be not so happy that in the middle of season my players travelling to the World Cup, but I have to admit the event has everything to be amazing

"  The three-time Premier League winner singled out the compact nature of the tournament as a bonus for both teams and fans

 With all eight stadiums within 31 miles of Qatar's capital, Doha, it will be like hosting the tournament within the M25

 "Even in pre-season for us in Europe, which is a small period, we don't like to travel – we like to have a base

 "But because of commercial reasons, we are always travelling.  "We always try to reduce the travelling time, and find the right facility

 "I think this is going to be the first time that everyone chooses their location, their hotel, their training ground – and that will be your home until you are knocked out, or you go home with the cup

 "That is unreal, even at club level. It is fantastic."  Last year it emerged that more than 40,000 fans would be housed on cruise ships and in tents in the desert to ensure there are enough beds available

 Comparing Qatar with what happened in Russia last year he added: "For supporters it can also be something magnificent

 "For example in Russia you are located in Moscow, then to see the other games you have to go to Rostov, or Saint Petersburg – and you have to travel a lot

 "Here you can also, as a supporter, be based in a certain place and see all the matches your team is playing

 "So I see a lot of positives that to be honest I was not aware of before I came

"  Mourinho admitted he had been sceptical when Qatar was originally awarded the tournament back in 2010

 "I believe that many of us in Europe; players, coaches, clubs – we had some question marks – but when you arrive here you don't have question marks anymore

 "The weather won't be so hard…so I think it's going to be a fantastic event.  "I just hope the football itself can give this amazing organisation what you deserve

"

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Internet raises over $139K for Fyre Festival restauranteur - Latest News - Duration: 2:58.

 A Bahamas restauranteur who lost her personal savings in the notorious Fyre Festival has raised well over $100,000 online after she was featured in Netflix's new documentary on the disastrous fest

 Maryann Rolle candidly recalls on camera in the Netflix film "Fyre" that her personal savings were drained after she fed stranded fans who descended on the island for the fraught Fyre Fest

 Like others on the island of Great Exuma, she was stiffed by Fyre co-founder Billy McFarland, who's currently serving six years in jail

 Rolle wrote on a GoFundMe page, "Back in April 2017, I pushed myself to the limit catering no less than a 1,000 meals per day

As I make this plea it's hard to believe and embarrassing to admit that I was not paid…

I was left in a big hole! My life was changed forever, and my credit was ruined by Fyre Fest

"  By Monday, her page had racked up over $139,000, exceeding a goal of $123,000. Others in the doc also detail how they were left in massive debt thanks to McFarland

 Fyre Festival co-founder Ja Rule posted on Instagram: "My heart goes out to this lovely lady… MaryAnne Rolle we've never met but I'm devastated that something that was meant to be amazing, turn out to be such a disaster and hurt so many ppl… SORRY to anyone who has been negatively effected by the festival

"  GoFundMe confirmed to Page Six on Monday Rolle's campaign is verified and wrote in a statement, "We have an entire team dedicated to ensuring our platform is the safest place to give

We have multiple processes in place to verify the identity of campaign organizers and the beneficiary of the campaign, and we'll be working with them to make sure the funds get to the right place, safely and smoothly

"  According to the website, "Fyre" director Chris Smith donated $4,000, producers F–kJerry donated $10,000 and Matte Projects donated $5,000

 Hulu also just released a doc on the fest. Share this:

For more infomation >> Internet raises over $139K for Fyre Festival restauranteur - Latest News - Duration: 2:58.

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Liverpool set to become world's first club with net profit of €100m - Duration: 2:49.

  Liverpool could become the world's first football club to report annual net profit of more than €100million (£88

3million), according to estimates.   The Reds netted a cool €81.3million (£71.7m) for finishing runners up in last season's Champions League, and because Liverpool didn't feature in the competition in 2016-17 this should reportedly constitute pure top-line growth

  While on the transfer front, to Barcelona last January.  Of course Jurgen Klopp's side did splash out on new signings Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Andrew Robertson and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in the financial year ending May 2018

Read More January transfer window   But according to Inside World Football, this outlay - around £150million - will likely be spread over the length of the quartet's individual contracts

 Liverpool recorded a turnover of £364million back in 2016-17, but the report claims this could rocket to more than £450million when their accounts are published by Companies House in March

Read More Liverpool's key advantage in claiming the Premier League explained by BBC pundits   Inside World Football's calculations come after a UEFA club finances report suggested the Anfield giants have broken the profit record set by Leicester City in 2017

  A section read: "UEFA Champions League prize money of €82m drove Leicester City to the highest net profit in history in FY2017 (€98m), beating the previous record of €78m set by Tottenham Hotspur in FY2014 (with Liverpool FC set to break that record again in FY2018)

" Read More Mirror Football's Top Stories

For more infomation >> Liverpool set to become world's first club with net profit of €100m - Duration: 2:49.

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PDL Schneider Electric | Canterbury Home Show - Duration: 2:35.

- Hi, I'm Chris from PDL by Schneider Electric.

I'm down here at the Canterbury Home Show this weekend,

showing off some of the stuff we have on display.

We have a switch-range gear of Iconic

on display down here, which comes in some base colours.

White, cool grey, warm grey, and anthracite.

Bit exciting for us this weekend.

We're now showing off our new switch-gear range

to get on top of it, called Iconic Styl plates.

It's a simple system of removing plate,

with the white, clipping on.

And now we've upgraded our lightswitch

from the plastic to now the metal finish look,

to add value to the house.

Simply clip it off again, going back over.

And it comes in three wonderful colours.

Silver, crowne, and silver shadow.

Some of the other advantages

with the Iconic switch-gear is

we also have the four-gang outlet

with four USB charging units.

Another product over here as well is

we have a nightlight.

It's as simple as taking your old socket,

taking the plate off,

removing this one here,

and as you'll see,

underneath there's some pins

that'll now correspond into these units here.

Simply plug in.

And as you'll see, the light will come on.

So you can do it via PIR,

or you can set it for Lux level

so it'll come on at a certain lux

and go all night long.

Just going over to this side over here,

we are showing off our three USB outlet

with the shelf on top of here.

So simply plugging your lead in,

plug the phone,

and then can leave your phone on the shelf here.

So it keeps a nice, clean bench.

Lastly, coming down over here,

we're all about safety at Schneider.

And here we have a range of our smoke detectors,

Arc fault detection, RCD's, and surges.

And last but not least, our new touch dimmers.

So turn on, turn off, or push to dim.

Dim up, and dim down, as simple as that.

So why don't you come down and see us this weekend?

For more infomation >> PDL Schneider Electric | Canterbury Home Show - Duration: 2:35.

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Kaiapoi Windows & Doors | Canterbury Home Show - Duration: 1:09.

- Kia ora, I'm Hepa from Kaiapoi Aluminium Joinery.

Let me show you through our stand.

So, this here's our bifold.

This is our one plus three configuration,

so you can use this as your entry door.

You can use this, open this up, so you can

have those acting as your French doors,

or you can open the whole lot open.

So you can get a full open space.

On the other side here, we have our stacker sliders.

So this is a 3-panel slider.

Two sliding panels,

over the one fixed,

so you can achieve a two thirds of an opening.

Also an option of awnings on the side.

Over here's our entrance doors.

These come in a range of,

basically any colours.

The sky's the limit on your colours.

We have a yellow door here,

at the show today.

Hope you enjoyed the tour of our stand

here at the Canterbury Home Show.

Want any more information, come see us here.

Or, at our showroom.