Waching daily Jun 28 2017

- Hey, Naturally Curly World, I'm Nikki

and welcome to Watch and Go,

the series where we review things that we've watched

and we do our wash and go.

I'm gonna be reviewing the Netflix series Girlboss.

While I do that, I will be washing my hair

with the As I Am Cleansing Pudding.

Then I'll follow it up

with my favorite leave-in conditioner.

This is the Brown Butter Beauty

Sweet Milk Detangling Leave-In.

And then this is a new product to me.

It's the Kristin Ess Hydrating Curl Defining Creme.

So, I'm gonna give this a try.

- I want this.

I'll give you eight bucks for it.

- No way, the tag says 12.

- Nine bucks, and I'll give you some

free business advice.

- Deal.

So, what's the advice?

- This is an original 1970s East West

calfskin motorcycle jacket in perfect condition.

Know what your shit's worth

'cause you just got played.

(rock music)

- So, what exactly is your business?

- [Sophia] You know how people flip houses?

Well, I flip clothes.

(loud rock music)

(cash register chiming)

- Boom!

Dolla, dolla bills, y'all.

- Okay, so I just got through shampoo and conditioning

with the As I Am Cleansing Pudding.

It smells really good

and I think it cleansed my hair and conditioned it.

I'm gonna do what I usually do,

take my hair down and section it.

Okay, so.

I went into this thinking,

this gonna be dumb.

(laughs) I don't care too much about Sophia Amarosa?

Amarosu?

I don't even know how to say her name.

And now I feel bad because y'all

have seen me on Watch and Go so much

and all I've done was complain

about the movies I've seen.

Except for like, maybe two Watch and Gos,

and it's not my fault.

People requested me to see Girlboss

and so ya know, I did it thinking, this gonna be bad,

and it was bad, y'all.

Girlboss is bad.

It's 13, 30-minute episodes

and I'm not gonna lie to you,

I fast forwarded through a lot of them episodes.

Girlboss, the TV series, is basically the story

of Sophia Amoruso, the founder of Nasty Gal.

So, a little backstory about Nasty Gal,

and maybe Girlboss 'cause she wrote Girlboss

the book before it became a series

based on her experience coming up

as a young female entrepreneur in the world of fashion.

She made millions of dollars.

She was really influential

because she started this little thing from nothing on Ebay.

She was selling stuff that she got

from a thrift store online

for way more than what she paid.

She realized this could be a business

and she made it happen.

So, Nasty Gal blew up.

It became a really popular online site

for people to buy clothes.

Stuff happens.

Eventually she stepped down as CEO of Nasty Gal.

Nasty Gal filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.

That ain't in the series.

You gonna have to do your research.

In 2006, Sophia, budding entrepreneur,

girl who couldn't keep a job,

had her own one bedroom apartment in San Francisco.

You're not broke if you have your own

one bedroom apartment in San Francisco.

So, that's just how we start off the series.

Right there and I was like, okay

she ain't as poor as people made it seem.

People were like, "Oh, she came from nothing."

I don't know if nothing

is a one bedroom apartment in San Francisco.

All that aside, money doesn't make a person.

You know what I'm saying?

She could have a really nice apartment

in San Francisco, and a trash car

and be a good human being.

Ya know, sweet, kind.

That ain't her.

She's incredibly annoying and really whiny

and entitled, and she walks around

like she owns the world.

And I think they want you to find her endearing.

I think they want you to be like,

"Oh, she's kind of repulsive,

"but that's cool.

"She's a rebel, she's a wild one,

"she's a millennial and she doesn't follow the rules."

You know how they say millennials are spoiled

and whiny and we don't know how to work?

She was that, and I was looking at her

like, that's not me.

I'm a millennial and I work.

I work hard.

She got away with it

'cause she was a cute, privileged white girl.

Sorry if that offends y'all,

but that's literally what it was.

As the episodes go on, she doesn't improve

and you don't feel like she's endeared herself to you.

You don't feel like, "Oh, I kinda like her now.

"I get her, I see why she's so angry

"and disrespectful to people

"and she doesn't care about authority,

"she doesn't care about rules.

"It's because her dad or her mom or XYZ."

You find those things out and you're just kinda like,

I still have nothing for you, girl

because, I have nothing for you.

I think they wanted us to see

that her success was all due

to her self-starting attitude

and her willingness to break the rules and be different.

But to me, her success was really

kinda just luck.

If it's about being a woman, starting your own business,

what I get from this is be lucky.

Be incredibly rude.

Take your people for granted.

She had a really good friend in the show

and she treated her like crap the entire series.

The girl asked for a job

after she was already doing work for Nasty Gal for free

and Sophia was like, "Nah, there's no place for you."

Don't ever be my friend,

'cause you will get punched in the face so fast.

I'm not gonna be taking up your invoices,

shipping your clothes out,

and then you gonna tell me there's no job for me

when you can clearly pay my rent and salary?

No, boo.

So, family wise, her mom left her,

which is sad.

Her mom left her when she was really young,

so she didn't really know her mom.

She tried to paint her dad as unsupportive

because he was asking her questions.

He would be like, "You got a job?"

(laughs)

Ya know, "How's your relationship?"

And of course he would get disappointed with her

when it seemed like she wasn't on the right path.

Who wouldn't?

If your dad didn't get disappointed

when you were like, "Yeah, I ain't got a job, dad."

(laughs sarcastically)

Then your dad don't care about you.

She couldn't get lease and her dad was like,

"Cool, I'll cosign it for you,"

after she presented him a business plan.

A business plan she didn't even put together.

Again, she didn't work hard for this.

Somebody put a business plan together.

She as all like, (grunts)

"Pie charts, bar graphs, (grunts) I don't wanna."

So, she presented this to her dad and he's like,

"Cool, I'll cosign for you and you can get the space."

That was about to go down, but then her dad was like,

"I'm putting the lease in my name."

And she was like, "Deal's off."

Pride cometh before a fall.

That's all I'm saying,

cometh before a fall.

Okay, I'm gonna put the curl creme in my hair

even though this does such a good job.

If you have hair like mine,

you really don't need more than this leave-in conditioner.

And, you know, that's that.

That's my wash and go.

That looks great, I think.

I'm gonna let this air dry.

I'm not gonna diffuse.

Okay, I just remember while watching Girlboss,

being incredibly frustrated.

And I thought, for this series

to be about a woman starting her own business

as a young millennial coming up in the world,

I thought I would be more inspired

and felt empowered,

like I did when I watched Wonder Woman.

Even The Devil Wears Prada, that chick worked hard.

She worked her butt off for the fake Anna Wintour.

So, if you found that the book was different,

more inspiring, more empowering,

let me know in the comments below.

For me, this show sucked.

I'm gonna give it a one out of five stars.

I don't feel bad about that.

It is what it is.

Okay, so it's my birthday, oh my god.

And I'm a supreme queen.

I, myself, am a girl boss and as a girl boss,

I thought I'd give you a little something

on my birthday.

We're gonna do a giveaway and one winner

will receive this lovely gift card

to shop.naturallycurly.com.

To enter, you have to be subscribed to our channel

and leave a comment below

letting us know what makes you a girl boss.

Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe.

We make Wash and Gos every Wednesday,

so we'll see you next Wednesday.

Bye!

For more infomation >> Nikki Reviews Girlboss | Watch & Go + BIRTHDAY GIVEAWAY!! 💁🏽🎉🎁 - Duration: 7:59.

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Firearms United Austria Vlog - Interview mit Mario Kneringer (IPSC Austria) [+ ENGLISH SUBS] - Duration: 11:48.

Interview with Mario Kneringer (IPSC Austria)

Hello. Please introduce yourself.

I am the Regional Director of IPSC in Austria.

The Confederation is organized in a way that every country

has its own national organization headed by the Regional Director.

You could also call him "President".

There recently was the first IPSC World Championship...

For rifles. Handgun championships have been around for years.

What many don't know:

The first world championship for handguns took place in Austria.

How do shooters ideally prepare and train for a World Championship?

In Austria, you actually need to meet certain qualification criteria.

You need to actively compete, your gear must be in order, etc.

You are being sent there by your region.

You can't just decide by yourself

that you wanna go, register and say "I wanna participate in this",

but the region decides which shooters will be send to represent it.

How did the national chapter prepare for the World Championship?

We of course had to organize everything on the admin side,

so that we would be able to bring our guns to Russia.

Ammunition was another concern,

because we were only allowed to bring 5 kg of ammo on the plane,

which would not have been enough.

We also supported our athletes throughout the visa process,

as best we could.

Registration for the event also has to be done by the organization,

single athletes cannot register on their own.

So we had to get all the necessary details from each shooter

whic we then transmitted to the organizers in Russia,

who then took care of all paperwork.

Please describe the situation at Vienna International Airport.

We of course registered the guns with the airline ahead of time,

we had all the paperwork in order.

As we were heading to check-in,

we of course met well ahead of time because we knew that the

processing of our firearms would take some time,

they really check every detail.

So we met up ahead of time, like I said.

And as we're headed towards check-in we were greeted by two customs officers,

who informed us that we would not be allowed to leave for Russia with our guns.

We of course spoke to customs well in advance.

The Customs Service provided us with an EU directive to the effect that

sporting and hunting firearms including ammunition

do not require any kind of special export authorization.

I also tried to get this in writing from several minstries,

but I was unable to procure any written confirmation.

They told us everyhwere that they didn't need to provide any confirmation,

as there is a current legal statute which will be enough in and of itself.

We were informed that they, had received a direct order

straight from the ministry that very same morning.

I can't say for sure from whom,

as we weren't shown the email received by the customs officers,

they only ever read it to us,

but it seemed to be an internal order, requiring them

to not let us board our flight to Russia with our firearms.

So the officers were aware that this order was illegal? (See Disclaimer!)

Yes, one of the officers even directly confirmed this,

since I had a printed copy of the relevant EU directive on me,

which I showed him and asked him to comply.

He replied that while they had always done so in the past

and although the directive was in effect,

they still couldn't let us board our flight in contravention to their orders.

Would it have been an option to just borrow guns in Russia?

Of course not. First of all, every athlete has their gear fine tuned.

Just like any professional skier has his skis tailored to their needs,

every shooter will prepare their tools to match their needs,

taking into account their height, special requirements, personalized loads, etc.

A lot of time goes into this process of fine tuning,

until everyone is happy with their kit.

This would be the same as taking away a rally driver's vehicle right

before a race and telling them that they could just as well

use any rental car in this race, which might not even be

suited for rally racing in the first place.

What was the outcome at the airport?

The situation got quite strange, as even the customs and police

officers at the scene would have liked to help us out.

They even said themselves that they just couldn't

understand why athletes would be kept from going

to and participating in a major event. Then we decided to

just try and take our optics off our rifles

so we might at least be able to use them on our rental guns

at the event to compensate for not having our own gear.

The customs officers were nice enough to provide us

with a room to work on our firearms,

as we couldn't just take them out of their cases right at check-in.

A couple of our team members had already taken their optics

off their rifles when suddenly a phone call came in, to the

effect that we wouldn't even be allowed to bring our optics

onto the plane, nor any other parts of our gear.

How this even came to pass, I have absolutely no idea.

It became pretty clear though, that someone was doing their

utmost to keep us from boarding that plane with our stuff.

And that was the point when half our team decided that

it wouldn't be worth it to even go under these circumstances.

The other half however decided that we wouldn't let this ruin the event

and that we'd go even without our guns.

This was only possible because I was able to reach my colleage from work,

who came to pick up the rifles as I couldn't just leave them

at the airport unsupervised.

How did the athletes from other countries fare by comparison?

It became clear that out of all EU countries

only Germany, France and Austria acted in this way.

All other countries - Spain, Portugal, Italy, the Netherlands,

Czech Republic, Hungary – none of them had any problems,

all of them were able to bring their firearms.

Just these three countries didn't support their athletes.

What was the reaction of the other athletes at the event?

We really received a whole wave of support and solidarity.

Everyone really tried to help us wherever they could.

A friend of mine from South Africa, whom I met through sport shooting,

immediately offered me his rifle to shoot the competition with.

Shooters from the Czech Republic, Hungary and also Russia offered

us their own gear to use during the World Championship.

Ultimately we made do with this borrowed gear

and were at least able to actually compete in the event.

So there was no unsupportive attitude from any of the other athletes?

Yeah, it proved once again that such major events really

serve to bring together people from different countries and backgrounds.

That was also the reason that no one really understood why we'd be harassed

like this and treated like common criminals, although

we just wanted to travel to a sporting event and compete.

How did you do with the borrowed equipment?

I came in 77th place, the second best Austrian, the best Austrian

came in 65th place, the next best came in 80th out of 370

athletes that competed in our class. And all of that

on borrowed gear - so that was really quite the achievement.

Will you just "let this slide" or will there be legal consequences for those responsible?

No, we will, together with our attorney who, on the day we left really tried

to find a solution to this problem and who ended up

sending well over 60 emails to several

contacts and really did his utmost to try and turn

this around and reach a favorable outcome, exhaust every

legal course of action available and we'll see what this

EU directive actually says and who will end up having been

in the right and who will have been in the wrong.

We'll also see how it could come to pass that, on the

one hand, everyone agrees that we're carrying sporting firearms

and then on the other hand claim that we would not be allowed

to leave the country with these military grade weapons.

Who actually gave the order?

This will certainly come to light during the court proceedings.

There's also some insecurity for Schwechat police department,

who are actually responsible for firearm checks at the airport.

The officer in charge there had not been informed at all,

and didn't know if there had even been an order to handle our case differently.

As things stand now, it seems that not even a hunter could bring his guns to Russia.

We were not allowed to take our optics on the plane, because they

said that those are "dual use" capable, meaning they could be

used for sport but also for other military purposes, which of course

applies to pretty much any optic for any firearm.

We'll definitely keep following this story! Thank you very much for the interview!

I wanna thank you guys for giving me the opportunity to

reach a wider audience with this topic through your channels.

For more infomation >> Firearms United Austria Vlog - Interview mit Mario Kneringer (IPSC Austria) [+ ENGLISH SUBS] - Duration: 11:48.

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10 AVERTENCIA FIRMA QUE EL UNIVERSO TE ENVIA CUANDO ESTAS EN CAMINO INCORRECTO - Duration: 5:45.

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The Wild Story About What Happened to Evander Holyfield's Ear After Mike Tyson Bit It Off - Duration: 3:20.

What's up, guys?

Pierce Simpson here for Complex News.

It's been exactly 20 years since Mike Tyson bit off a piece of Evander Holyfield's ear

during one of the craziest boxing matches of all time.

Since then, there have been numerous books and documentaries done on the now-infamous

"Bite Fight" that have covered just about every single aspect of the bout.

But there is still one big question that remains after all these years: What ever happened

to the piece of Holyfield's ear that Tyson bit off and spit on the ground?

Most people think Holyfield was able to have that piece of his ear reattached surgically

following the fight.

Tyson was disqualified shortly after he tried to bite Holyfield for a second time at the

end of the third round, which allowed for Holyfield to exit the MGM Grand Garden Arena

in Las Vegas a short time later so that he could pay a visit to the nearby Valley Hospital

Medical Center for treatment.

But according to several people who spoke with Complex about the anniversary of the

fight, there's more to the story than that.

Mitch Libonati, a member of the MGM Grand's boxing staff, was working the Tyson/Holyfield

fight that night.

It was his job to maintain the ring in between bouts and to wipe up any excess water and

blood.

But on that particular night, he would also end up being in charge of trying to locate

the piece of Holyfield's ear that Tyson bit off at the end of the fight.

Following Tyson's disqualification, mayhem broke out in the ring, but that didn't stop

Libonati from making his way into it to track down the piece of Holyfield's ear.

"I knew it was there.

And then we had the chaos and all the people fighting in the ring and I remember thinking,

'That thing ain't going to be there.

It's gone.'

But once I got into the ring after the melee, I was like, 'Holy crap, it's right there!'

It was right below my feet."

Libonati picked up the hunk of flesh and wrapped it inside a latex glove.

He put the glove in an ice bucket, brought it to Holyfield's dressing room, and passed

it off to someone on his team.

That person then brought the piece of Holyfield's ear to the hospital and passed it off to a

plastic surgeon named Dr. Julio Garcia, who had plenty of experience with stitching professional

boxers up after fights.

But that's where things got confusing.

Shortly after he was handed Holyfield's ear, Dr. Garcia went into another room to

change into his scrubs so that he could reattach the ear.

But when he returned, the piece of skin that he had been given was missing.

It's unclear if someone stole the skin or if it was accidentally thrown out.

But either way, Dr. Garcia told Complex he was forced to move on to Plan B.

"I had the small piece of skin in the bucket, but when I went to change into my scrubs and

came back, it had vanished.

Just disappeared.

I never did find out what happened to it.

So I just took a little flap of skin from the back of his ear and folded it over to

close the wound."

Dr. Garcia told Complex that even if he did have the skin, it probably wouldn't have

made much of a difference.

It likely would have been impossible for him to reattach Holyfield's ear at that point

anyway because there was also a key piece of cartilage missing from the ear.

"The bite went through and through, and when it ripped off his ear, the skin that

encased the cartilage totally separated from the cartilage.

It was like they had peeled a banana.

And without that piece of cartilage, there really wasn't much I could do."

The cartilage was found later in the ring back at the MGM Grand.

But it had been trampled on by all of the people who made their way into the ring after

the fight, so Dr. Garcia wasn't able to use it.

It's why Holyfield still has a portion of his ear missing.

Despite what happened between him and Tyson, Holyfield told Complex he has forgiven him

for what took place.

Tyson never gave him any sort of official apology, but Holyfield forgave him anyway

and even told us that, deep down, he understood why Tyson did what he did.

"The Bible says everybody got a bad spot.

And one of the biggest reasons why it was easy for me to forgive him is because I used

to bite my brothers all the time.

They were older and bigger than me and when they would put me in a headlock I would bite

them to get out."

Holyfield may have forgiven Tyson, but it's unlikely he'll ever forget what took place

20 years ago.

He's reminded of it every time he looks in the mirror.

And just like everyone else, he's left to wonder what in the world happened to his ear

after Tyson bit it off.

Unfortunately, it's a question that, at this point, is probably never going to be

answered.

That's the news for now, but for all the latest news on Tyson and Holyfield, subscribe

to Complex News on YouTube.

For Complex News, I'm Pierce Simpson.

For more infomation >> The Wild Story About What Happened to Evander Holyfield's Ear After Mike Tyson Bit It Off - Duration: 3:20.

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White's Electronics - First Find - Duration: 0:31.

Here at White's Electronics we love seeing what our customers have found with our metal

detectors.

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Within a couple weeks you'll receive your White's catalog in the mail with your first

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Destiny Calling Who Are You Really - Duration: 5:35.

Destiny Calling Who Are You Really

By Dylan Harper

You meet someone for the first time and one of the first questions you get asked is �What

do you do?� You automatically assume the person wants to know how you earn your living.

You may mumble something like �Well, right now I�m paying my rent by being an Uber

driver but I�m working on a script that will be the next big hit at the Sundance Film

Festival!� Or maybe you say �I�m a teacher, but I�m burned out and exhausted.� Or

a wistful, �I�d love to be an artist, but don�t know if that�s a real job.�

So, you go to your weekly SoulCycle class, and you wonder when your real life will start.

Is it work or play that defines you? Do you feel like you have somehow missed what you�re

really supposed to be doing? Is this your destiny?

The anxiety over �what am I supposed to be doing?� can really mess you up. When

that alarm goes off in the morning and you reluctantly get yourself together to go to

work, are you wondering if this is all there is to life? Get up, go to work, maybe go out

for a few drinks after work, then head home to DoorDash that you eat while binging on

Netflix. Where is the passion for life? And how are you going to find the joy in simply

being you?

You may have taken every quiz on Facebook that promises to reveal your most amazing

qualities.

You may pour over the employment opportunities that you signed up to see from LinkedIn. You

might be doing nothing, sunk into a depression over the state of your life and the state

of the world.

But what if you could answer the �what do you do?� question with the status of your

being rather than your doing? Like, �I am someone on an evolutionary spiritual journey

and I�m gradually becoming more present, more engaged, more myself.�

Wow! Suddenly you are someone you�d like to know. You are saying that you are a seeker

on the timeless quest for enlightenment, a traveler on the path to greater consciousness.

Your true work�whatever your job in the world�is really internal. You want to be

more aware of what you do, what you say, and even what you think. You want to be a moral

force in the world, starting with the world you currently interact with�your family,

your friends, your co-workers. You want to be known as a person of integrity, someone

who can be trusted, someone who can hold the center in times of crisis.

As you develop a meditation practice, as you attend online workshops and events that bring

you together with a teacher and a community of fellow seekers, as you read books on the

ageless wisdom of the sages, you are doing the most exciting work of all and preparing

for your true destiny: to be a light worker.

And the world desperately needs you! Especially in times like these that are fraught with

disharmony and division, your connection to spirit, your immersion in the peace and balance

brought about by spiritual practices, is vitally important.

As you proceed along the path, you may find that your work in the world will change. You

might want to be helping others more directly, for instance as a speaker, coach or leader,

like me. Or you may simply try to infuse your present work and home situation with more

awareness of what you can do that will be of benefit to others. For being a light worker

implies that you are committed to doing what you can to alleviate suffering and confusion�within

yourself as well as for others. It implies that you accept responsibility for your own

life and stop laying the blame outside yourself. It means you understand that you�yes, you�have

the power to change the direction the world is heading. And it means that you know how

to be kind.

There is one sure way to know that you are fulfilling your destiny: it feels right. The

outer work you do may shift or transform, but it is the inner work that propels your

satisfaction quotient. The next time someone asks �What do you do?� answer from the

place of who you are rather than how you earn a living. You could be a window washer at

a fast food restaurant, but what you are really doing is being a clear channel for letting

in more light. And that is destiny calling.

For more infomation >> Destiny Calling Who Are You Really - Duration: 5:35.

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Carmelo Anthony Chose His Life of L's - Duration: 4:16.

Hey everyone, for Complex News, I'm Justin Block.

And let's not get this twisted: Carmelo Anthony deserves better than what the New

York Knicks have given him.

After months of trying to run Melo out of town, Knicks president Phil Jackson has been

fired, but the damage Jackson did during time residing over the Knicks is already done.

Anthony is one of the elite scorers of his generation, and in his prime, was a threat

to win a scoring title every season.

But at age 33, those days are past him.

It's a shame, because he's given his best years—including an MVP-worthy 2012 campaign—of

his career to the Knicks.

And for what?

A staggering 268 losses and five head coaches over six full seasons, a franchise worst 65

loss season, and now four consecutive years without a playoff appearance.

Whether it's the roster around him, his coaches, or management, he's never seen

stability as a Knick.

You can rag on him for his washy defense, or a perceived the lack of locker room command

in the midst of the Knicks' organizational chaos.

He's still played his part as their leading man though, and was simply never surrounded

by a team worthy of a real championship challenge.

It's safe to say that this isn't how Melo envisioned his career playing out when he

came to New York as a 26-year-old ready to win a title for the city he was born in.

He's even admitted as much, saying to the New York Daily News in March 2016:

"I do look at my peers and say, 'Damn, what am I doing wrong?

I should be there.'"

And by peers, he means his friends in LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Paul—three

players who have consistently racked up wins and playoff triumphs, and also have five championship

rings between them.

Melo's never been able to see a team through to any those heights.

But, Melo's controlled what he can in an environment designed to limit player power—it

just so happens that his moves have backfired.

Melo's career, as it currently stands, is a Hall of Fame-worthy statsheet, but one that

could be much more.

Along the way though, Melo made some key mistakes, and essentially made the bed he's currently

wasting away in.

It starts with the trade that got Melo to the Knicks in the first place.

In 2011 with his free agency fast approaching, he refused to sign a 3-year, $65 million contract

extension with the Denver Nuggets, because he wanted a move to a larger market—ideally

the Knicks.

But Melo wanted his cake and eat it too.

He could've simply signed with the Knicks over the Nuggets as a free agent that summer,

but at a $20 million difference, because of the league's collective bargaining rules.

And best believe, Melo wanted his money.

And honestly, he'd earned the right to the kind of power move we see superstars like

LeBron make every other season.

So, a Knicks-Nuggets trade before Melo's free agency solved that problem.

The Knicks emptied the shed and pulled the trigger on a trade for Melo, who got his max

money from the Knicks.

But the trade cost the team four rotation players under 26, three draft picks, and $3

million in cash.

The Knicks got their franchise star in Melo, but the trade left the Knicks' bare of assets,

and limited how good they could make the team around Melo moving forward.

His second mistake was re-signing with the Knicks as a free agent in 2014.

At that point, Melo's Knicks career hadn't hit rock-bottom, but it wasn't looking good

either.

After another disappointing season, Phil Jackson was brought in as team president, and wanted

to totally rebuild the team, even with an aging Melo looking to stick around New York

and chase a championship.

Still, Jackson offered Melo a 5-year, $125 million contract—near the maximum amount

the Knicks could under league rules.

Knicks fans, however, would've forgiven Melo for jumping ship and heading to, say,

a contending team like the Chicago Bulls or Houston Rockets.

Those teams offered Melo $30 million less than the Knicks because of league rules, but

they did offer a chance to compete for a title.

And yet, for the sake of the almighty dollar, and we can't forget this, a family he'd

now settled in New York, Melo took the $125 million.

Again, it's money he rightfully deserved in a capped system that limits his earning

power, but looking back, it was probably the wrong choice.

Melo's Knicks haven't been to the playoffs since.

We've got love and respect for Carmelo Anthony.

He's handled a difficult situation with the Knicks with incredible grace and restraint.

He's been the adult in the room while the Knicks have acted like children.

But that doesn't mean he hasn't made his own mistakes along the way.

And in the end, giving his career over to the most dysfunctional franchise in the NBA

was the biggest one.

That's the news for now, but for more on Melo and the Knicks, be sure to subscribe to Complex

on YouTube today.

For Complex News, I'm Justin Block.

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Dear Heartbreaker Part 5 | Spoken Word Poetry | By: Poetic Daisy - Duration: 1:32.

Dear Heartbreaker Part 5

Dear Heartbreaker,

I'm pissed because I'm hurt.

I thought we would work Out perfectly, you made me think it would

be so, But I found out you didn't even let anyone

know We were talking.

Your friends probably thought I was stalking- Like "who's this girl always calling

Your phone?"

Unaware that when you were alone, You were messaging me into the night.

I was so blinded by what might Be that I missed the signs.

I fell for your lines Because I believed you were genuine.

Never felt the need to ask where you'd been But perhaps I should've

Because you could've Told me you were talking to someone else but

didn't, And I spent

Way too much time thinking about us But in the end I was naïve to trust

You, Because you would do

Whatever you pleased.

You seized My heart, mind and emotions.

You had me open Ready for love, but in the end it was all

lies And I was too dumb to realize

It at the time.

I'm still pissed because I fell for the wrong kind,

And even though I'm no longer blind I still miss you, well I miss your words.

I miss my head being up with the birds, And I know it's absurd

But I hope someone else can make me feel that way.

But when that day Comes, I hope it's real and not pretend.

  The End.

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#NOEXCUSES Episode 6: Children's Aid Society and Judicial Unpredictability - Duration: 16:54.

Looks like you juiced a gremlin. No no no. I'm not drinking that stuff!

Just drink it. Anything that looks like that

is not good for you. Just freaking drink it. It can make you smarter.

I'm not drinkin that! Rosalia will. Lia'll drink it. She's like

healthy and granoly and stuff. Lia's much smarter...

My friends is in a nasty divorce. Music to my ears.

CAS showed up at her door one day. She suspects it could be her ex who

made a complaint against her but you got you know what happens when CAS just

shows up at your door? Okay so a Children's Aid Society is a creature of

statute governed by the child Family Services Act. The short story is that

anytime CAS gets a complaint they're required to investigate, and it doesn't

matter that complaint is nonsense or if it's real. Ex's like to make complaints to CAS

just like they like to make complaints to the police. They like to use the social

service agency sometimes as tools in their matrimonial law so when the

Children's Aid Society shows up, you have a choice: you can allow them to come

you can voluntarily answer their questions, you can let them poke around

you can let them see what's going on or you can say I'm not gonna let you come in.

I don't want to answer your questions I'm not going to talk to you go away. The

Children's Aid Society then needs to decide if they have reasonable and

probable grounds to apprehend your child because they believe the child is at

risk and this takes into part three in the statute. If they believe that a child

is at risk for a full garden-variety reasons that are open in statute they

can come in and scoop your kids. Now that will stop the heart of most parents; the

thought that some social service agents can come in and take your kids- they

don't need a warrant to do it they don't need any legal document to do it they

are empowered under the statute to come and take your kids. If they do that, there

is a court process however, that happens very very quickly. They are

required to have these children in front of the judge within five days and unless

there is a real likelihood these kids are going to suffer harm if they are

returned they are required by statute to return kids for the parents. It's only in

those exceptional cases where there is real evidence of a real likelihood harm

to those children to become temporary Ward's the state, what they call

Society wards or become long-term crown wards. Now we're getting a little off topic,

of "what do you do" when at the door. Number one: when they're at the door get

on the phone call you need to call lawyer who knows a lot about family law

on child protection often because you now need to make a fairly quick judgment call we

need to analyze this situation and you need to decide is this a situation where

I can tell the children's aid to go away because it's not every time that the

children's aid need to be at your door and like many situations it's not every

time when there warranted to be at your door sometimes they should not be at your

door but not every children's aid worker is the textbook model children's aid

worker like lawyers like doctors there are good ones there are mediocre ones there are bad ones

I've had situations where I've called Children's Aid and I said look get away from

the door we're not going to talk to you you don't have the right to come in

you're trespassing we're not going to give you any information if you want to roll the

dice and apprehend the kids go ahead we will see you in court on Monday morning

but we'll be looking for legal costs and there are times when that works and they

get a supervisor involved and they decide to back off you don't always want

to talk to the children sometimes it's an unnecessary intervention or invasion of privacy

sometimes they're coming around

all the time and you have become their treat of the week but there are other

times when if you know it's a vexacious claim you know you've got nothing to

hide nothing to worry about I would say you have a good objective

worker invite them in don't make them that green gooey stuff offer them

a cup of tea sit them down let them see your house let them talk to your kids

let them satisfy themselves very quickly but this was a bogus complaint because

the Ex is going to keep making them and it won't take long for a seasoned

and experienced worker to decide that the Ex is the problem here they're gonna put a

couple little red buddy years beside the bozo's name next time this jackass

calls just tell them to go have a nice day but it's a judgment call right

really is a judgment call they hold extraordinary powers they have more

powers than the courts and the police in that first instance where they can pick

your kids up and literally walk them into a car and you have no power to stop them

you pray to God that you never go through that moment

is there any consequences for someone who makes a vexatious report to

CAS in the context of the CAS proceedings no in fact CAS will very jealously guard

the anonymity of any complainant of any referral source that doesn't mean you

can't ultimately get it disclosed in the court proceedings especially if the court

figures out that it is bogus and it's vexatious but there are civil

consequences it's called defamation if I call up the CAS tomorrow and I say that

Tammy Picard's a bad mom and Tammy Picard beats her kids all the time and Tammy

Picard doesn't feed her kids like yeah imagine an Italian not feeding her kids hello McFly

then I am tarnishing your reputation I am calling you out in a very very bad

way it's a direct attack on your character and that's defamatory so I can

be sued for defamation now the only problem here is a civil suit is only as

good as your ability to collect the judgment is against the person who

committed the wrong defamation it's not going to help me because he doesn't have

25 cents or as my granny used to say a pot to pee in or a window to throw it out of

got a piece of paper that says he owes me six hundred thousand dollars for

defamation and I'll never collect 25 cents a lot of

these warring exes understand that because they have no money they don't own

a house they have a lousy job they have no money in the bank but they can

say this kind of stuff in their judgment proof for the short answer is there's a

simple consequence depends on who says it the worst suing for defamation yes if

they're not, no. okay

so um a client of ours has had--- oh wait I'm in a pickle

a client of ours had a nasty experience with a judge in Family

Court so um what's up with judges some are good judges bad

judges um judges are people judges are people too um judges I don't envy

judges people think that the judging is a like serious job you know there used

to be a great Monty Python skit about judging versus coal mining and people

don't understand that when judges get appointed and I've had friends of mine

appointed judges god bless them they suddenly have a very restricted social

life later because the public watches people with that kind of responsibility

and they need to have the perception that these people are at all times removed

that they are above that they are independent so you don't get to

socialize as much as you used to you don't get to go out and sit on a patio like

this and have a couple glasses of wine that's probably a big no-no future

you're allowed to do it if you're a lawyer you're allowed to do it if you're a law clerk you're

about to do it if you're a photojournalist but I don't envy their

life and at the same time they are very cloistered from the point of view that

they have limited contact with the public in their official capacity you

only get to speak to them essentially in a courtroom or in a very formal setting

they don't get to have chit-chats so most of the communication with judges when

they're sitting up on that bench and they're wearing a robe in the sash and

they're presiding over courtroom now that having been said with great power

does come great responsibility and as in all walks of life there are some judges

who do it better than others there are some lawyers and doctors there's some

police officers and teachers who do it better than others and I don't think

that there is any excuse for anyone in a person who's in a power of a position

rather of power and authority to be rude to be dismissive to be condescending to

be short-tempered again with great power comes great responsibility

and especially when you're dealing with individual lawyers have this chance I

got I got a high like a rhinoceros after 32 years in the business but you know I

remember what I started we used to have a system called the High Court of

Justice and some of the justices from the High Court would come up here from

Toronto while they weren't always the warmest and friendliest people you could

ever meet and some of them could be pretty nasty when they were sitting up

there and we all collectively as officers of the court the lawyers the

judges we all decided that there was a better way to do stuff that the judges

while being in authoritative positions could exercise that authority with politeness

yes with courtesy with grace and with understanding are there still a few

hanging around who missed that memo regrettably yes and and I've had

occasion one or two times to very politely stand my ground and say with

great respect your honor that comment was uncalled for that comment was

unwarranted as an officer of this Court as are you I do not deserve that when I

am behaving appropriately oh that's a little easier to do when you've got gray

hair it's harder for a young lawyer to do I've done that on one or two occasions

when I've seen young lawyers getting the brunt of perhaps a judge having a

bad day reminds me of Margaret Thatcher when

Prime Minister was famous for many things but one of which was a saying

that I adore and it was being powerful was like being a lady if you have to

tell someone you are you probably aren't I think one of the greatest exercises of

judicial authority I've seen from a very young judge was just appointed and he

had a very senior lawyer in front of him and the lawyer was being somewhat rude

to the judge and the judge very politely addressed this lawyer who's now diseased

and said sir I have allowed you to go on because of your seniority and your

respect before the court but you must now understand that despite my young age in

comparison to you that I am a judge of the Superior Court of Justice and you

will not address me again in that fashion or regrettably I will be forced

to impose consequences upon you that you will not enjoy

that's also a comment that should be considered by some judges who whether

they're having a bad day take it out on the lawyers or the litigants we all

serve the same system as officers of the court and that is ultimately serve the public

I'm never disrespectful another litigant i'm never disrespectful of the person on

the other side I have a job to do yeah from their perspective my job what is

being done is never pleasant they don't like the receiving end of it but I can

still be courteous to them even when I'm doing my job so as in every walk of life

I think the courtesy is important I think that civility is important and that needs to

apply not only the people who walk down the street needs to apply to

professionals it needs to apply to people in authority and it certainly needs

to apply to those who sit in those high ranks like our politicians on our

judicia

so our Toronto office is opening soon it's opening soon it's 14 degrees and

cloudy and rainy in Toronto today and we're sitting here on the patio in Timmins in

God's country the land the time forgot 27 degrees and sunny so yeah we're

opening in Toronto the new place is opening up we just finished the

renovations shout out to my decorator extraordinaire

Lori Wilder and my wife Marina who've been doing an amazing job moving me into an

amazing office I have the pleasure of moving into Eddie Greenspan's office he

said Eddie, Eddie passed away a couple of years ago and I've had the good fortune

to be introduced to his daughter Juliana who's running the law firm and Julianna's

been brave enough and gracious enough to let me move into the third

floor of this incredible old CIBC Bank building in the northwest corner of King

and Jarvis which is literally just up the street from the King Edward hotel

where I've had the pleasure of doing a lot of cooking things over the years my

friend Daniel Schick is still the exec chef there and he's been kind enough to

offer that from time to time me even come over and and cook a couple of

lunches together we have a kitchen in this new office we have a restaurant

kitchen Mr. Greenspan was a fan of many good things many good things

culinary and he's got a kitchen in this office that I've made Julianna promise

that I can play with from time to time so that'll be... Julianna, all my food is

calorie free by the way and we don't juice well actually yeah I did juice a ham and

Krispy Kremes once but but I promise to leave that recipe secret so yeah we're a

couple weeks we'll be in you ladies will all be coming down to meet up with the Toronto

staff and spend a couple of days and check out the new digs and hopefully by then

Toronto will have some of Timmins' good weather

Daniel and I were actually doing breakfast together

Daniel's an extraordinary cook and there's there's nothing as Schmo like me

is going to teach Daniel Shik who is one of Switzerland's better cooks and

he's been the exec chef at the King Eddie for years but I do have a couple

old tricks and he was looking for a couple maybe a new item for the the

breakfast menu and a dear friend of mine Sebastian de Gardens who is rated

France's third best pastry chef my opinion second best but politics taught

me once how to make something called an omelet souffle au parmesan so imagine

your garden-variety omelet but instead of lying flat on the plate it's also a

souffle so with Parmesan cheese it rises up probably about six and a half seven

inches in the pan and it is absolutely delicious it's like air but with a parmesan

perfumes so Daniel and I made that together and I showed it to a

couple divine cooks and that's my friend Pierre Priogo has taught me always share

the recipe you gotta pass it on yeah so yeah looking forward to that is it easy

to make piece of cake yeah piece of cake share the recipe sure

recipes the recipe is easy you should share the recipe on your YouTube channel and I can

tell you you get yourself six egg yolks and get yourself some milk you're going

to make a bit of a roux with the egg yolks in the milk and you're going to

mix those together you're gonna heat them up with a little bit of flour and a

pan so it's going to thicken the meantime you get ten egg whites you're

going to whip them on the side you grate a bunch of Parmesan cheese into that

roux you've made with the yolks in the milk don't overcook it or it'll get really

lumpy get that nice and warm in the meantime beat your egg whites until

they're really fluffy and stiff pull those all together put a nice Teflon pan

started on the stove top so you get a nice crust on the bottom throw it in an

oven at 400 degrees for about 10 minutes and voila

I'm not so sure parmesan amazing absolutely amazing great with a green

salad don't juice it whatever you do don't juice my omelette

Oh what's in that? There's gotta be kiwi right?

here we go offer they look like monkey testicles, kiwis, I just thought now it's hard to eat them

They do! Just saying. I'm just going to stand here while you chew on your sandwich

well they do Now I will never look at kiwi the same way again

don't hold your hands out like that. don't hold your hands out like this, there ain't no monkey there ain't no kiwi that's endowed like that

at least none of the National Geographic editions I looked at

as a boy, no, no

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#3 Swiss Orienteering Grand Slam 2017 - Duration: 12:37.

Today it is already the 3 Swiss Orienteering Grand Slam

After yesterday's sprint distance, where fast decisions were needed

today in the long distance endurance and good route choices are importan

Some runners, who go to World Champs next week didn't star

therefore some new names were on the podium of this Grand Slam event

Simona Aebersold won her third Grand Slam race in a row

She was clearly stronger than her competitors

She lost some time in the beginning of the race,

the same way she did it at the 1 Grand Slam

When I was younger I had often troubles in the beginning of a race

but nowadays it doesn't happen frequently anymore

On the second place we had Sophie Bachmann

She took revanche for the unluckily fourth place from the sprint

Saskia Buchmüller became third

It was her first podium on a Grand Slam event

She was 90 seconds faster then Deborah Stadler on the fourth place

Also Joey Hadorn could celebrate his third Grand Slam victory in a row

With a time of 1:14:49 he was 1:51 faster the Timo Suter

on the second place

He is already thinking about the Grand Slam Final

I want to perform well again at the fourth event

but I am also already looking forward to challenge

the elite runners in the Final

Timo Suter on the second place is from the area the long distance was held

Pascal Buchs became third

As during the sprint race he did several mistakes

but could count on his fast legs

and was in the end 2 seconds faster than Florian Attinger

After a second place the day before

Simone Niggli could win the long distance

Some World Champs runners didn't start,

which allowed Simone another Swiss Champs title

I trained hard for my big goal this season

the Venla relay

Now I can still count on my shape from that race

One of the few World Champs runners at the start was Lisa Holer

She had a good performance

and got the feedback she was looking for before WOC

Third was Isabelle Feer

Fabian Hernter won the men race

He injured himself during the first World Cup round

but seems to be ready for World Champs now

I don't run the sprints at WOC

therefore and because I missed most of the World Cup races

I wanted this last test

The big surprise was Kaspar Hägler

He had a very good race and became second

Last season he finished his high level sports career

and is not in the national team anymore

With a stable performance, Florian Schneider saved the bronze medal

He says about himself that he is a strong uphill runner

and there were quite many climbs in this race

It was a tuff race with long route choices

Matthias Niggli and Rahel Rüedlinger

did analyze the GPS

In general there were not many mistakes in the women race

but it was important to execute the route choices properly

and at control 10 several girls had troubles

How is it to loose so much time at a short control on a long distance?

It is very tuff to stay focused during the whole race

and I can imagine that runners lost some of their flow after this control 10

Martina Ruch for example lost about 3 minutes there

Martina will start to her first World Champs race in one week

how is it to have this negative experience in mind now?

Of course, she was hoping for a better race

but it is hard to say how focused she was

She will need to analyze it properly now

but Estonia will be a completely different kind of terrain

in the men race the route choice to control 2 was important

On the eastern choice along the slope one can save climb

but the choice in the west along the forest is also good

If you do something in the middle, like Hellmüller, you lose 2 minutes or more

You took the right choice on the small path along the slope Matthias?

Yes, it was tricky to decide take a decision

after a short and green first control

So I had to stand still

Then I saw the small, in some parts broken path

and I expected it to be good - and it was

The most important for me was to save some climb

In the junior categories there was no big surprise

except Valerie Aebischer, her GPS stops at some point in during the race

Yes, she had a crash

and stoped her race due to an injury on her hip

That is of course a shame because she was one of the favorits

We hope Valerie gets fit again until the Junior World Champs in two weeks

Thanks for your analyzes

This was it from the Grand Slam Weekend in Aargau

Next Swiss Orienteering Grand Slam, the Middle Champs, will be held the 9th of September

Thanks for watching and goodbye

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Amerykańcy konserwatyści kochają Polske! Oto dlaczego Ty również powinieneś! - Duration: 13:49.

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Child taken from daycare, held ransome over car - Duration: 1:34.

THAT CHILD

HOME?

REPORTER: YEAH THAT'S RIGHT.

ACCORDING TO MY POLICE SOURCES

HE DID HAVE PERMISSION TO SIGN

THAT CHILD OUT OF DAYCARE.

HE WAS NOT THE CHILD'S PARENT

BUT HE HAD SIGNED THAT CHILD OUT

IN THE PAST ACCORDING TO MY

SOURCES.

BUT IN THIS CASE THEY SAY HE

WENT TO THE DAYCARE EARLY AND

TOOK THAT 2-YEAR-OLD JUST TO

HOLD THE CHILD FOR RANSOM.

LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE PERSON

WE ARE TALKING ABOUT HERE.

THE MAN HAS BEEN CHARGED AND

IDENTIFIED NOW AS 22-YEAR-OLD

CAMERON CAIN.

INVESTIGATORS SAY HE WAS ARGUING

WITH THE CHILD'S MOTHER OVER A

CAR WHEN HE WENT TO BRIGHT SIDE

ACADEMY ON SMITHVILLE STREET,

DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH AND

KIDNAPPED HER 2-YEAR-OLD CHILD

REFUSING TO RETURN THE TODDLER.

[INAUDIBLE

INVESTIGATORS QUICKLY SAW THE UP

WITH HIM DOWNTOWN.

AS OFFICERS WERE TAKING CAIN

INTO CUSTODY HE TRIED TO ESCAPE

AND THEN WHEN HE WAS CAUGHT THEY

SAY HE GAVE POLICE A FAKE NAME.

[INAUDIBLE]

>> I'M PRETTY POSITIVE THAT HE

MUST HAVE BEEN AFRAID.

SHE WAS WORRIED JUST AS I WAS.

>> HE PROMISED US NO MATTER WHAT

HAPPENED HE WASN'T GOING TO DO

ANYTHING TO HIM.

>> GLAD THAT THEY ARE OUT OF

HARM'S WAY, IT MAKES ME MORE

HAPPY.

REPORTER: WE DID REACH OUT TO

BRIGHT SIDE ACADEMY BUT THEY DID

NOT RETURN MY CALL.

AS FOR CAMERON CAIN HE REMAINS

HERE IN THE ALLEGANY COUNTY

JAIL.

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24 Reasons Problem Child 2 & Despicable Me 2 Are The Same Movie - Duration: 3:55.

Both films were made by Universal and it's sort of ironic since the the theme of the

movie is something universal that most single parents have to face day to day.

The film catches up with the adopted kids from part 1 and it shows how the single parent

is adjusting to parenthood.

The dad is a popular TV actor who gained recognition after his role in a funny American sitcom

based on a British comedy.

In this movie, the dad is slowly starting to realize that a single parent household

is no way to raise an adopted child.

A kid needs all the love and affection they can get and unfortunately, the father can

only provide 50% of that.

His child is an extra ordinary kid, exhibiting some of the best super secret ninja skills

since Napoleon Dynamite.

The father spoils 'em to death and gets the kid everything they want.

The kid's room looks like it was expensive to decorate and the rocket themed bed probably

cost more than their living room set.

With no mother in their lives, it gives the dad a good excuse to neglect his children.

He's always super busy.

He mentions he's trying to start a new business which is time consuming (audio).

And the family pet takes up a lot of time too.

When he goes #1 or #2 on the front lawn, that stuff melts grass and he's the one that has to clean it up.

The point is, even though he's juggling all of that, he still finds time to spend

quality time with the little one, like when they're at the BBQ together at the beginning.

It's the little things like this he's not able to add into his dating profile that makes him one in a million.

He still gets his share of panties thrown at him nonetheless.

Being a good father is like a natural aphrodisiac for single ladies.

The ladies in the neighborhood have a crush on the daddy and they even line up at his

doorstep to ask him out on dates.

The main character meets the love of his life, but it isn't love at first sight.

He gets into an accident that causes him to go unconscious.

When he wakes up, that's when he's introduced to his future wife.

The movie gets all lovey dovey after that, but the side character provide a healthy dose

of comic relief.

Some of the side characters includes the yellow lookalikes.

The yellow lookalikes have like two or three funny scenes and the best one is probably

the time they used their special ingredients to try and poison one of the grown ups in

the movie.

Another side character is the fat dude with the taco meat on his chest.

The taco meat man faked his death like Tupac.

He gets blown up and everyone thinks he's dead afterwards, but somehow, he miraculously

survives.

Back to the romance though.

The dad goes on a date with a one of his neighbors to dinner.

The date goes horribly wrong when a third wheel barges in and knocks out one of the

characters on the date.

After that, they all have to ride home three deep and the car ride is awkwardddd.

Out of all the women that have a crush on the dad, there's only one of them that the

kids approve (audio).

The nice lady is the one the kid wants to be the new mommy, but it the dad is the last

one to notice the chemistry.

It's no surprise the father has a Stevie Wonder point of view when it comes to his

love life because he isn't too observant in other areas of the household either.

There's a part in the movie where the family pet is missing and no one notices until the

pet is found days later, and it's too late by that time.

A scientist is running tests on animals and the side effects are scarier than an 80s horror

movie.

As a result, he kidnaps someone close to the family to run more tests on the victim.

Later on, the dad sees a souvenir from their first date (audio).

His emotions are higher than a pothead.

He decides to listen to his heart because he brain doesn't speak english. At the

wedding at the end, the two lovebirds get together and they're all one big happy family.

The biggest lesson though, is that, depending on the GPS you use, anybody could find love

because even though this character has the world's biggest nose (audio).

He or she still got someone to say I do.

Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.

You agree?

Yes, no, maybe so?

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