Thứ Sáu, 22 tháng 12, 2017

Waching daily Dec 22 2017

Yes, I'm listening.

I hope you have an answer.

Mr. Tarık,

as I said, we're doing everything we can.

Then you'll do more than you can!

You don't worry.

From now on, we'll be more careful.

Kerem?

What's going on here?

Nothing.

Who are these gentlemen?

There's been a problem with communications.

We're trying to sort this out with these friends.

Well...

What's the matter?

Unfortunately, a delivery has been made to a wrong address.

That caused some setbacks.

We'll sort this.

You...

Are you from manifacturing department?

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RUSSIANS REACT TO MEXICAN RAP | Gera mxm ft Nanpa Básico - Perdido Mas No Muerto | REACTION - Duration: 5:01.

Es ese Mara?

Aquí no está el mara

Yo siempre veía a mara

Tigre! Tigre! Tigre!

Ese salió del vídeo "Gucci gang"?

Gera es un tipo genial, todas sus canciones son grandiosas

El tiene los mejores beats

El que hace sus pistas es genial entonces

Dj Zero alomejor… ahí dice Dj Zero

Ese edificio parece que fue una carcel

Se ve parecido

Hay mucho graffiti ahi

Antes Alcatraz

Es un chico con estilo

Ese tipo ahí atrás tiene un sombrero genial

Si, yo creí que era el mara

Ve, todos sus beats tienen scratch

Eso es genial, de regreso a la vieja escuela

Kitty, kitty

Tantos tatuajes en su cuerpo

El tiene puestos unos lentes graciosos

Vaquero

Espera, hay dos banderas en el titulo

La primera es la de México, cual es la segunda?

Mi computadora ni siquiera muestra esas banderas

La canción se llama "perdido", viste eso? (En ruso significa "pedo")

Nombre interesante… escriban en los comentarios que significa eso

En verdad parece como una ex-prision

Que hacen esos barriles en la cárcel? -No lo se

Yo en realidad no creo que sea una carcel

Eso no se ve como la carcel

Que es eso cerveza o que?

Champagne no es … alomejor es vino

Perdido suena gracioso en ruso

Pero nuestro suscriptores no lo saben

Mira, que bandera es esa? Armenia?

Probablemente sea colombia

Ahh, porque dije Armenia?

Armenia está al otro lado del mundo

Esa es o Colombia u otro país con una bandera similar

Bueno, yo no creo que sea una prision

Yo veo barriles, algo de arquitectura

Me gusta ese estilo… y había un gato también

Ya me había olvidado que había un tigre

Probablemente se escapó del video "Gucci gang"

Estupenda canción, estupendo ritmo

Gera es genial tambien

Se ve con mucho estilo por cierto

Siempre luce serio

Y si, todos sus beats están alocados

Ya hemos reaccionado a dos videos de el

Un beat de esos era de la vieja escuela -Si, recuerdo

Y en el segundo había una niña que lucia como niño

"nanpa basico" tiene muchos tatuajes

Gera mínimo no tiene tatuajes en la cara. Solo en el cuello

Pero este chico tiene tatuajes en la cara

No me gustan los tatuajes en la cara, se ven locos

Sin embargo, muchos raperos mexicanos tienen tatuajes en la cara

Por ejemplo, mara tiene casi toda la cara tatuada

Pero él está loco loco

Excelente canción chicos! Sugieranos más canciones de Gera

Felices fiestas chicos!

Denle like a este video. Esperamos les guste nuestra reaccion

Suscribanse a nuestro canal

También vayan y síganos en instagram

Y vayan a RussiansReact.com para nuestra mercancia

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Christmas with My Crazy Family! | Hashtag Zoe - Duration: 3:11.

On the second day of christmas, my true love gave to me two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree.

A partridge and a turtle dove? Aren't those both birds?

Well yes sweetie, they are!

Why is this guy's wife giving him so many birds? I mean, I'd rather have an iphone x, clothes, more makeup!

Zoe, sweetie, Christmas isn't about presents!

Ya, but it's not about birds either!

PRESENTS!

Now Penelope sweetie! Don't touch the presents! Remember Santa only comes to the houses of good little girls and little boys!

Oh...so he's not coming to this house?

ZOE!

Now where is your dad? He promised he'd help me decorate?

I don't know. I saw him drinking out of a carton of eggnog earlier. Don't worry, Felicia is coming over to help decorate!

Oh I love it when Felicia comes over to decorate! I wish you and your brother were as enthusiastic

Penelope...No!

Ya, but Felicia doesn't celebrate Christmas, so she likes to decorate Christmas trees when she can!

(door bell rings)

Really? Not one of you can get the door? Ugh! A mother's job is never done!

Oh Hi Felicia! I'm so happy you're here! Come on in!

Oh thank you so much for having me! Christmas decorating is my favorite!

Oh any time Felicia! No one else is helping me decorate this year!

Come on!

I mean lighting the menorah for eight nights is kinda cool, but you guys get to have this super cool tree

Like we don't even get to have a tree!

Some people I say I should get a Hanukkah bush, but is that even a thing?

Hmmm...what do these here buttons do?

Oh! That's enough exercise for me!

Wow! There's so many presents!

We only get socks and underwear for Hanukkah!

Felicia honey, the holiday time isn't about presents. Spending time with friends and family is the best present of all.

Wow mom! The tree looks really nice!

Oh and Felicia, you're getting really good at decorating trees!

Thanks Zoe! I love spending the holidays with my "other" family!

FAMILY!

Yes Penelope! Family!

Happy Holidays!

I love you guys!

Oh yes! Hey...where's my cookie...probably ate it!

Hashtag Zoe

Christmas with my crazy family!

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Snooker Game 1 Part 1 | Faizan vs Danyal | Real Challenger

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WrestleMania 34 Match SCRAPPED?! Randy Orton Taking Time Off From WWE?! | WrestleTalk News Dec. 2017 - Duration: 4:09.

Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News - I'm Oli The Elf, what's your favourite

colour?

If you answered 'Death and Destruction' because you're name's Braun Strowman - then

that's totally fine.

Death and Destruction is definitely a colour.

Braun Strowman Is The Elf Among Men In a rich Christmas tradition that includes

Sexy Santa Braun Strowman and, of course, Wonder Braun, we now have a new festive Braun

char-how'd the hell did this get on m- We now have a new festive Braun character,

the Elf Among Men.

WWE have uploaded a parody of Will Ferrell's Christmas film Elf to their YouTube channel,

where Strowman buries the Cruiserweight division by calling Drew Gulak an elf and then seemingly

murders him, skips in front of traffic and then seemingly murders a driver, and then

plays with a Jack in the Box, and seemingly murders that too.

And apparently kayfabe isn't the only thing that's been scrapped in WWE.

As it seems a long reported WrestleMania match might be off.

WrestleMania 34 Match Scrapped?

WWE started teasing an MMA Four Horsewomen of Ronda Rousey, Jessamyn Duke, Marina Shafir

and Shayna Baszler vs WWE Four Horsewomen of Charlotte, Sasha Banks, Bayley and Becky

Lynch match back at the Summer's Mae Young Classic.

The reported plan was to stage the 8-woman tag at WrestleMania 34, and the various components

appeared to be slotting into place - with Baszler debuting on NXT, Duke and Shafir undergoing

wrestling training and Rousey supposedly being very close to signing with WWE.

This week's announcement of the first ever women's Royal Rumble in January seemingly

laid the groundwork for this MMA faction to debut - a multi-person gimmick match being

the perfect way to protect their still developing in-ring skills.

But the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter is reporting that Duke and Shafir have recently

stopped their wrestling training, implying the WrestleMania horsewomen match has been

scrapped.

This could be in favour of a Ronda Rousey singles match at WWE's biggest show of the

year instead.

Women's Royal Rumble Sasha Banks has confirmed to USA Today that

Stephanie McMahon's Royal Rumble announcement on this week's Raw was indeed a shoot - with

none of the women's division in the ring with her knowing what she was going to say:

"Yeah they didn't tell us, they just said that Stephanie would be coming out."

Meanwhile, after Wrestling News World's report that the women's Rumble match will

have 20 entrants, and Dirty Sheets claiming it'll have 30, we now have PWInsider with

a new number, who wrote: "the initial pitch for the match back in November was for there

to be 15 women in the match."

But they do note it's now expected to be more, given how strong WWE is pushing the

match.

Randy Orton Taking Time Off PWInsider are also reporting that Randy Orton

is currently scheduled to take the months of February and March off, after working a

light schedule in January.

After the Royal Rumble, Orton is only advertised for the 6th February Smackdown Live taping,

and then for no TV or live events until after WrestleMania on the 9th April.

He's also not advertised for WWE's tour of Europe in May.

Happy Holidays Which is a good segue into Luke and I doing

the same next week for Christmas - meaning this is the last WrestleTalk News episode

of 2017.

Don't worry, though - we've got loads of Top 10s, WrestleRamble episodes and even

a WrestleSketch going up in our absence.

And then we'll return even bigger on Tuesday 2nd January!

Thank you all so much for supporting WrestleTalk this year.

Let's make 2018 even biggerer for the Drive to 5...hundred thousand subscribers.

We're still working on the slogan.

Merry holidays everyone, and have a happy New Year.

Luke and I made a wrestling Christmas song!

And Batista is 'very serious' about a WWE return!

Click the videos to watch more.

I've been Oli Davis, and that was wrestling.

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The Daily Davidsons' #1 Choice | HP ENVY PHOTO PRINTER | HP - Duration: 0:39.

Hey guys! What's up? So you guys know that I'm obsessed

with pictures. Well now I have a new HP

ENVY printer

and I can print photos right from home.

You can print high quality photos from Instagram,

directly from your phone.

All you have to do is download the HP

Smart App and you're good to go.

You guys this printer has Instant Ink,

so you never have to worry about going out

and buying ink again.

It's so versatile you can use it for craft

projects, homework,

scanning, or even faxing.

This is the perfect printer

and as a photographer

and someone who loves photos I would definitely

recommend it.

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Ideas de regalos para COSPLAYERS ★ ENG.SUB - Duration: 6:02.

The best thing about being a cosplayer is that if

you don't wanna brush your hair, you just don't do it.

Hey!

It's me. Ayu.

Today's video is about gift ideas for cosplayers.

Either for you if you are starting with cosplay

or if you have a cosplayer friend or relative.

Hope you find them useful!

Let's get started!

The first idea is a personalized sewing kit.

Maybe it sounds dumb or boring, a sewing kit.

Just thread and needles, you would say.

No! No, my dudes, no!

You can prepare a cute box and some ideas,

for example, fabric glue.

But not any fabric glue! The Gütermann one in specific.

This is the best one.

You can glue fabric to fabric, stuff to fabric, yourself to fabric...

It's very strong and works so well.

This is a lifesaver, basically.

You can also add sewing foot for the sewing machine.

These things can save you a lot of work.

This one is for the bias tape and this one for invisible zippers.

If you look on Amazon, there's big boxes with lots of sewing foots!

They look like instruments of torture

but they're actually very useful.

You can also include stuff like fabric scissors

(they're not cheap)

So you don't cut the fabric with the first scissors you find;

a proper pair of scissors is really useful.

Huge thread rolls of various colors.

Don't buy the cheap ones because the thread

will clog in your sewing machine and don't work really well.

You can buy the basic colors, white, black, red, blue...

You better look for this huge roll instead of this ones

because they don't last much.

Because if you are finishing your costume the day before the convention

and it's 11PM and you run out of thread, it's... not nice.

In that moment you can't get more thread anywere!

So having bill rolls like this is very cLEVER

Smart people do dis

A magnetic pincushion so you can collect your sewing pins

and you don't pierce your feet with the pins you lose

in the couch and the floor and the kitchen

anD the livinG ROOM and your rOOM

Try to adapt the gift to the person because

it's not the same someone who is just starting

and someone more experimented.

It's a very customizable gift.

Another idea could be a mannequin for sewing.

This was my Christmas gift this year, thanks to my boyfriend!

There are basic mannequins and adjustable ones, like mine

You can open and close the volumes

so you can adapt the mannequin to the shape of your body.

As you can see, mine have a huge ass like me

So it works really well.

Sewing with a mannequin is much more easier

without it, you have to try the costume in yourself while sewing.

With the mannequin you save a lot of time

and I think it's a really cool present for a cosplayer.

The third idea is making a propmaker kit

like the previous sewing kit.

It the cosplayer we're talking about is more into

armor, props and stuff like that,

a good gift would be tools.

This is a hot air gun you can use with EVA foam,

thermoplastics... you can use it in a lot of projects.

It's very useful and basic.

You can also think in a dremel with different accesories

because it's also a really useful tool.

And it they have the tools already, you can gift them

material to use those tools with.

This is worbla, a thermoplastic!

Basically every cosplayer's fantasy.

It's very useful for making armors and props, and it's a bit expensive.

So if you ever gift worbla to a cosplayer, the're gonna love you forever.

You can also gift spray painting, good ones.

When people start in cosplay they go for the cheapest spray painting

And the cheap spray painting is not your friend.

They can save your ass sometimes but it's not your friend.

So better make a pack of quality painting with basic colors

like black, white, silver, golden...

If you know that the person we're talking about have a very concrete project

you can gift them the materials to make that one project.

And I think it's a very cute idea.

You can also gift a photoshoot!

Reach out for a cosplay photographer in your area,

ask them their prices for a photoshoot with X project

and reach an agreement with this photographer.

And then you can make like a coupon,

"Coupon for a cosplay photoshoot with Fulanito Photography"

and you gift that and your cosplayer cries of joy

and they make the photoshoot and everything is nice

and sunshine and flowers and everyone is happy.

And that's all.

The last idea is gifting a book about cosplay.

This is called Armors and Props with EVA foam

written by Nebulaluben, a Spanish cosplayer.

She's been cosplayer for some years and know a lot of techniques

ans she decided to share her knowledge by writting this book.

Not only is a very cool way to support a Spanish cosplayer, it also is a very cool gift.

Include patterning, materials, techniques, glues, primers, tools...

how to add LEDs to your armors, ways to give a finish look to your pieces...

It has a lot of info. I've read it all and can't wait to try everything I just learned!

I will let you the link to her Etsy shop in the description box in case you wanna check.

But I think it's a really cool gift.

Cosplayers are creative people, so gifting them the equipment so they can keep creating

I think it's the best option, because with that you're saying

"I like what you do, I support what you do. Have this and make MORE"

I hope you liked the video and found it useful!

If you have any suggestion please let me know!

And tell me what do you want for Christmas too, I wanna know.

Please give the video a thumbs up, subscribe and activate the notification bell

Beacause sometimes Youtube mess with the videos and I find that

bad, negative, horrible, terrible!

And see you in the next video! Bye!

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Q&A Part 1: Books, Books, Books - Duration: 20:41.

Hi everyone. I'm rincey and this is rincey reads. Today i'm going to be doing

the first part of my Q&A. At the beginning of the month, I asked you guys

to leave me questions for a Q&A, obviously. So now i'm going to be answering those

questions. This first part will be all of the book related questions and then I

will do a part 2 that has booktube related question as well as like the

miscellaneous section. So yeah there are a decent amount of questions here.

So let's get started. Oh also I'm going to try to like link to

everything down in the description. I might mention like various videos or

like books or things like that. So if I mention things that I can potentially

link to, it will be down in the description. But if there's something

like I forget to link to or there's something I talk about and you're

interested in more information, feel free to leave comments down below letting me know.

Also these questions are in no particular order. I try to like group

together similar questions. So that way I could just like cover it in one go.

But otherwise no real order here. First question is what makes a book earn five

stars for you? Can you mention some that you've given five stars? So if you pay

attention to my rating system at all you know that I very rarely give out

five star books. And I've been like this forever. I've been on Goodreads since

2006 so I've been sort of giving star ratings to books for over a decade now.

In the course of a year, I only ever have like one or two

five-star books. For me they have to be not just like well written but it has to

be sort of like the perfect book at the perfect time sort of situation. So it's

not necessarily a judgment on the book itself after a certain point, but it's

more about the impact that it had on me. So the five star book that I had this

year was we gon' be alright: notes on race and resegregation. Other five star

books for me have been like the Enchanted by Rene Denfeld was a

five-star book for me. It's sort of like this extraordinary circumstance of again

just like the perfect book at the perfect time. Next up the question was

who are your 'pole star authors' -- he or she put that in quotes themselves -- in your

life who've guided you or been important and meaningful throughout? Even if it was

only for a part of your life but it has to be for a significant portion not just

a couple of years. Enduring, but not necessarily eternal. So this was one that

I had a little bit of a hard time with cause there aren't very many that I would

say that have lasted. There are a number of authors who I have like

periods with where I might like do a deep dive into their backlist. Or I

feel like there are a lot of authors that I'm just discovering now that could

potentially be these sort of types of authors for me. But the couple that I can

mention are Jhumpa Lahiri, JK Rowling despite her recent problematic comments

over the course of a past couple of years on Twitter. But I feel like she'll

continue to be an author that I return to you again and again. Harper Lee is one

that I consider it because I do return to To Kill a Mockingbird on a regular

basis but she just has the one book. So I don't know if she counts necessarily.

But those three for sure. You've mentioned reading Toni Morrison novels in

chronological order. I'm also doing this. Yay, happy coincidences. What do you like

about this type of project and what other authors would you consider reading

in a similar way? There's two things that I really enjoy about it. One is like

reading it in chronological order specifically I enjoy seeing the growth

and changes within an author's work. You can see them have their highs and

lows and obviously not everything is going to be a number one hit. I'm still

towards the beginning of Toni Morrison's body of work but you can definitely see

like significant amount of growth from The Bluest Eye to like Song of Solomon.

So yeah I think seeing that growth is really interesting. I think seeing the

different topics that the author tries to explore and the various ways they

approach storytelling and the types of stories they want to tell are always

really interesting as well. In terms of other authors I want to do this for, I'm

slowly doing this with John Steinbeck except I'm not doing it in chronological

order just because when I started I didn't plan on reading all of his books.

But as I've been going through them, I've been enjoying all of them. So I'm just

like might as well keep going. I do want to do this with James Baldwin. I've been

thinking about this more and more. I've never read a James Baldwin book and I

have a strong feeling that I will like him. So I think I want to try this and I

think I want to do him in chronological order as well. Okay the next question is

what is / are your favorite books that have to do with fandom? And to be

completely honest I've read very few books that have to do with fandom. I've

read fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. I don't know if that counts but I feel like it

does because it does explore fandom in a very real way. And then I've read Harry a

history written by Melissa Anneli I believe it is, which is about the Harry Potter

fandom. But other than that I don't really read very much

about fandom. I feel like I'm so entrenched in fandom and I know the world so well

they don't really feel the need to read about it. Which books do you already have

on your 2018 TBR? And honestly I don't really have very many outside of the

books that I own. Does that count as being on my TBR? I generally don't do you like most

anticipated lists or anything like that because a lot of times I want to hear

what other people think of a book. Unless there's like an author who I know really

well and I'm very excited for their single book. It's very rare for me to be

really excited. And even then I feel like I only ever hear about it like a month

or two in advance. Or I might start thinking about the read harder challenge

and think about books like that. So I guess if you consider that then I already have

like all of those Pulitzer Prize winners on my TBR technically because I want to

read some of those. This is a question I really liked. It says, how has reading

connected to your relationships with the people in your life: family, friends,

co-workers, romantic partners, and so on? Has it often been a point of connection

and bonding, difference and tension, straight up uncomprehension? Or is it

perhaps you mostly keep to yourself except of course on youtube? Prior to

booktube, people knew that I read. But I don't think people realize like how much

I read. I obviously don't read as much as I read now. But being on social media,

having a booktube channel has made it more apparent in terms of like how much

time I spend reading. And everyone in my life basically knows that I have a

booktube channel and they like follow me on Instagram. And my Instagram isn't like

a private account or a specifically booktube account. So like a lot of my friends

and family follow me on Instagram and see like all of the things I post about.

So it's definitely not something I keep to myself. For the most part it's been

like a point of connection for people. I think two things have happened: people

who are maybe more casual readers reach out to me a lot more because they're

like hey what should I be reading or hey, do you have a recommendation. Or if they

finish a book they will reach out to me and want to talk to about it. Another

thing that I've seen happening is that people who weren't readers before see

all of my posts and they're like hey you make books and reading seem really

interesting and so they start picking up stuff, which is fantastic. That's like the

greatest compliment someone can give you I think. A third thing that I've also

just had happen is that like literally anytime people are near books, near a

bookstore, at the library, passing a library like they text me and or--

and/or send me pictures of this event. They might not be buying books or

picking up books or anything like that. But they're just like hey I am near

books and it reminded me of you which again I completely consider a compliment.

I would say the only time there's been like a point of tension is with my mom.

My mom things I've read way too much and she thinks I spend way too much money on

books, which that's probably true. But yeah, I feel like that's only ever been

the point of tension. I'm also someone though who has made a conscious effort

of never putting books before people. Unless I'm like sick or like just super

exhausted or something along those lines, like if my friends want to spend time

with me, I spend time with them. Because those relationships are very, very

important to me. And whether or not I want or not, I know that those are things

that are good for us to do. Like spend time with the people that you love

because that's a thing you can never get back. So yeah, I don't think it'll ever be

a point of tension because I will never choose books over people. So yeah if

anything I feel like my life has been, or my relationships have been

enriched by reading because it's always been this point of like, my friends

always know that, that's a point that we can always touch base on. It's like they

know that books are in my life. Next question is what are your favorite

bookstores in Chicago. And this is really difficult for me to say.

There's, we have so many bookstores in Chicago. We are so very blessed here. So I

will just name a couple. I really like the dial which is the one that was

featured in my day in the life video. I really like open books which is one

that's in the West Loop and they also have a location in Pilsen. And they are a

non-profit book store and they run like literacy programs and things like that.

So they're doing really great work in the city of Chicago. Unabridged is

probably like the bookstore that aligns the most closely with my own personal

tastes. So that's a really great one. I really like women and children first. I

really liked the Book Cellar. I really like Roscoe books. Yeah those

are just a handful of the ones that I love. We have so many more. Yeah if you

like just look up the bookstores in Chicago. There's so many great ones.

Oh myopic. Myopic is a great one for like used books. It's like one of those

that feel slightly more like a labyrinth. So many good ones. All right next

question is what are your favorite reads of featuring a main South Asian

character? um I actually had a harder time with this than I thought I would.

Anything by Jhumpa Lahiri is just like a default. I love that. Personally I really

liked unaccustomed earth for short stories and then I

like namesake if you want to check out novels. I really like the namesake

because I felt like I related to a lot in that story. I really did like when

Dimple met Rishi in terms of the characters. I think the plot was a little

bit weak but the characters are really fantastic in that one. If you like young

adult contemporary, definitely recommend that. And then of course Ms. Marvel

who is of Pakistani descent and they talked about that comic all the time. And

yeah, it's fantastic. Next, what are your favorite Christmas books? And I also got

a question of like what are your favorite holiday reads. I don't read

Christmas books. I don't think I've ever read anything that's like set at

Christmas that I am aware of. I'm not a big Christmas person. Like I'm fine with

the holiday. I can enjoy it well enough but I don't get like super amped about

Christmas the way that a lot of other people do. So I don't really have like

Christmas reading. The closest thing I have to that is like reading Harry

Potter which has like a Christmassy feel to it in my opinion. And then the next

question was do you own any cookbooks? If yes, is there one you would recommend for

quick but still good recipes. And no I don't because I am like a millennial to

the extreme and only ever look up recipes online. But if you want good,

quick, easy cheap recipes I highly recommend the website budget bytes and

it's B-Y-T-E-S, I believe. There'll be a link in the description like I said at

the beginning of the video. I take a lot of recipes from her. I always end up

adjusting them personally for my tastes. But I think that if you want something

that's easy, if you want something that's relatively cheap, again she puts down

like the price breakdown of everything. So she tries to keep it within a budget.

And I think that it's like a really good starter and base for anyone if you don't

have a lot of experience cooking. I'm constantly cooking stuff based on her

recipes. So yeah definitely check that out if you don't know about it already.

Alright, next question is what is the most disturbing book you've ever read? The

devil all the time by Donald Pollock, hands-down. I will link to my review of

that. I believe that was also a five-star book for me but that book is messed up,

guys. The library of Mount char is another one that's also pretty messed

up but I don't think anything will ever top the devil all the time for me

because it has like all the trigger warnings for that book. Because it's

violent and lots of trigger warnings. Oh gosh that book was so crazy but I also

loved it so much. I always feel weird recommending that book to people cause I'm

like this is like super twisted. But if you are okay with that, this is a

fantastic book. Alright next question is have you ever traveled anywhere because

of a book? If not, where would you go? I've never

travel anywhere specifically because of a book. But if I've been in locations and

they have like bookish things then I will sometimes seek those out. But if I

had to pick a place to go it would probably be Salinas, California to do all

of the Steinbeck related things. Next question is did you ever have a lull in

reading? And what keeps you reading constantly? And then the another question

someone else left was do you have any tips for getting out of a reading slump?

So it depends on what you mean by like reading slumps and reading lulls. Like I

think those are completely normal. Like taking a couple of days off from reading

or taking a week off from reading is not that big of a deal in my opinion. And if

I'm in a reading slump, I just sort of like lean into it and I end up like

binge watching a show on Netflix or something. And then when I'm done with

that show, I realized that I want to read a book again because I haven't in a

while. So yeah my advice for reading slumps is to like lean into the slump a

little bit. If it's been like more than a month or two, then maybe my advice would

be to like ease into it with either a reread of something you like or just

something that gets you really, really excited or start with something that's

like really fast-paced like a comic or graphic novel or just like a fast pace

book that like sort of kick-starts the reading again. In terms of what keeps me

reading constantly, I think it's the fact that I read across so many genres.

I'm always like excited by what I'm reading because I'm always trying different

things. I think also like I very easily give up on books if they aren't

entertaining me or like if I'm not excited by them. If it feels like work or

if I'm not very excited to pick up the book, unless it's like I just started it

some then I'll push through it. But if I've given the book like a good 50 pages

or so and I'm not enjoying it, I'm fine with giving it up and I think that makes

it so that I'm always reading because I'm always trying to figure out what

works for me. And I don't end up really slumping anymore, very much. Knock on wood.

Next question is what's your general opinion about Russian authors and

Russian literature you've read? Overall positive. There's a reason why I keep

going back to it. I think that, you know, if you're generalizing a group of

writers, there are always gonna be good writers and bad writers. The same way as

if you're like hey how do you feel about American authors. Yeah some of them are

great, some of them don't really work for me and that's okay. I think that if

you're trying books from especially other countries and different styles,

you have to try different authors to figure out if there's something that

works for you. But yeah I enjoy Russian authors for the

most part. I think you sort of have to do a little bit of research again to just

figure out what works for you. Like Dostoevsky is super like philosophical

and theological. Tolstoy I think is much more approachable. Gogol is

really interesting. I recommend you know trying his short stories first just to

see if a style works for you. I was gonna really master and margarita but then I

realized it was a satire and I never like satire. So like I skipped that one.

You know, you figure these things out and there's never going to be like a single

thought that you feel about an entire culture.

What book our books did you originally read at a younger age like high school

and then reread as an adult and had a totally different reaction to? There's a

couple of things: one, I don't really read very often. That's just the nature of me.

I tried to reread like a book a year and if I accomplish that I consider it a

success. And so there haven't been a lot of books that I've reread since high

school even though I keep saying that I want to. I know I read, like reread

special topics in calamity physics and I didn't really enjoy it. But I think I

originally read that one in college and then I reread it like couple recently. Or

I tried to reread it recently and I just could not get through it. I was like this

is so pretentious. One of my favorite books in high school was Megan Cabot's

boy meets girl, I think it's what it's called. I have the copy of it back there.

And I reread it and I was like, oh this is not really a great book. But I still

have like the positive feelings from the original reading that I don't really

mind that. So yeah. Alright so this is an interesting one. In a world where Trump

could actually be convinced to read books that don't have his face on them,

what three books would you like to make him read? And I, man, I thought about this

one so much. Because first you have to go in with the assumption that if he's going to

read these books that they'll actually like make a difference on him,

which I'm very skeptical about. And then there's like so many different

directions you can go because it feels like there's so many different things

I need to educate him on. Part of me was like just really wanted to troll him

and if it's like one of those situations where he's like forced to read these

books, I would troll him and make him really like dreams from my father by

Obama and then like what happened by Hillary Clinton and then like the March

graphic novels by John Lewis just cause, again, to troll him. So yeah I think I ended up

going with like the book of unknown Americans by Christina Henriquez.

so that's a fiction book and it talks about people from a bunch of different

Latin American cultures. And obviously he has this thing about Mexicans and I feel

like Mexicans is also just code for just anyone from Latin America. So that would

be a good one. The hate you give might be a good one partially because of

reading level and partly just because of the topic that it goes over. And maybe

like shrill by Lindy West or something like that. I don't know there's so many

different answers to this. Like do I do a big history book so he can learn a

little bit. I don't know. But there was a post on book riot that was done last

October. Oh yeah it was last October. So it wasn't even, like he wasn't even elected

at that point. But it was like required reading list for Donald Trump. I'll link

it down below. It's pretty fantastic and I just second most of that or all of

that. I should say all of that. Next question is what is your next big book

to read? It depends on what your definition of big book is. I'm going to

read the Eleanor Roosevelt biography that I feel like I've talked about it

almost every video. That one is literally in literally, I'm starting that like tonight

or something. Otherwise the John Adams biography is probably going to be the

next big one that I tackle. f you're talking about like the big fiction book

that I always tackle every August, I talked about that in my goals video,

which I will link to. But basically I think it's going to be the three

musketeers. I haven't narrowed it down like 100% sure. But that is basically

like the one I'm leaning towards the most. The next question is: I would love

to know how you choose what you read next from a huge selection. That's a

great question. I feel like I don't really have a good answer to that other

than I just sort of look at my books or I look at my book list and I see what's

there and just pick something. A lot of times I go to the library and just

pick out a big stack of books and then I don't plan on reading all of them and I

just sort of read whatever calls to me. Sometimes I'll make like mini TBRs

that are not like official TBR's. Sometimes because I do like the reading

challenges and stuff like that I'll be like oh I need to fulfill two reading

challenges this month. So what are those two going to be? And then I picked those

out and then I like plan to read those. There's no real rhyme or reason. It's

really just like my gut feeling. I usually know like if I'm in the mood for

something specific. I have my books in a spreadsheet and so I've literally done

like a random number generator thing to pick books for me in the past. So yeah,

it's it really is pretty random. I do pay attention to things like how many

authors of color I've read and how many male and female authors. I've read so if

I see myself skewing in a specific direction, I try to correct that in my

next couple of picks too. The next question is what book events have you

attended, popular or not? And which ones are goals in latter future, in the future?

I've been to a lot. I really enjoy going to author events. The big ones

here in Chicago, I've been to like printers row fest a bunch of times.

I've seen like John Green a couple of times. I've seen Jami Attenberg. I've seen

Eden Lepucki. I used to go to more of them just because I had more time in my hands.

I just saw Joe Biden speak. But yeah, I really enjoy going to live events.

In terms of like bucket list ones, I really want to do the Miami Book Festival, the

National Book Festival I think is the one in Washington DC that's called and

then the LA Times Book Festival. those are sort of like the big three that I

really, really want to go to someday. I've also been to like book con, uh, not book con.

What is it called? BEA. I've been to BEA. Yeah, so stuff like that I go to them a

lot. I really like those. The next question, how do you have so much time to

read? Do you still go to school and work? It's the eternal question that we get

asked, huh? I work full-time. And how do I have so much time to read is

because I make time to read. The thing I always tell people is that I work for

you know eight or nine hours a day. There's 24 hours in a day if I work for

like eight, I sleep for eight. There's still about eight left. So like what are

you doing with all of that time? And obviously like we all have obligations

and things like that. But there's usually like an hour so in a day that I can

devote to reading. I'm very lucky that at the current moment I commute on the

train and so I have that dedicated time. I always read on my commute. But yeah

it's mostly just commute reading. And then like when I get home from work it's

probably like 6:00, 6:30. I'll eat dinner for a half an hour, an

hour. And then after that like I'm free to work I might work for an hour or two

and then I read for an hour maybe before bed. Which book and nonfiction or fiction

is the book that best describes how you approach life generally? This was a hard

one for me because I don't really, I wouldn't say that there is one

necessarily. I mean, the Bible. You could probably say that. But if I had to choose

other books it would probably be To Kill a Mockingbird slash Just Mercy but I feel

like those are more like aspirational than ones that I really do follow very

clearly. But you know. And then the final question here is what is a book you hope

to read in 2017 but didn't get to? And I actually use this to make an entire book

riot video. But I wanted to mention it because in case you didn't see the video.

I will link to that but there are three books in there I

believe, three or four, that I mentioned. I very rarely have like regrets in terms

of my reading because like just because I don't get to a book this year doesn't

mean I can never get to it. But yeah, there are a couple of that I really

wanted to get to and I just didn't. So yeah, hopefully 2018 will be the year. All

right so those are all of the questions that I have for this video. Feel free to

leave a comment down below if you have any questions on my questions, on my

answers. Or if you need me to clarify or expand or if there's something I said I

would link to and I didn't let me know because there's a lot of stuff covered

here. So yeah that's all I have for now and thanks for watching.

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Thursday, December 21, 2017 with Baron Davis (Full Episode) - Duration: 23:49.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

Tonight on the number-one show in late night, ballbags!

Stay down, Akademiks! Stay down! You're dead!

♪♪

Mmm. [ Smacks lips ] Spicy.

-Yeah. -Like my mouth about to be!

After getting cooked last night,

DJ Akademiks couldn't keep it down.

Yeah. He went back on Twitch.

And reignited probably the worst online war

anyone has seen in a hundred years...

You made a mistake. ...easily.

Stay down, Rocky! Stay down, Rocky!

It was supposed to be an exhibition. Nah, nah.

Now it's "Rocky IV."

Me and Mero, we're training in the woods and shit.

I got a log on my back. Let's go!

I asked you to bring that same energy.

You brought that same energy.

You just didn't maintain it through your whole thing.

Just emotionally.

Brah, listen, I don't be really hating on nobody else.

That's why I be really taking offense

when these other media niggas speak on me.

Because I really don't be hating on y'all niggas.

When y'all really just speak on me on some craz--

I never be hating on y'all, ever!

-Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. -Turn that volume down.

Watch the voice. Watch the volume, my guy.

-Turn the volume down. -No, no, no. You know.

This is like the New York City subway, right?

You raising your voice,

you better be able to raise them hands, too.

Don't make niggas go out to Connecticut or Long Island,

wherever the...you at.

There be certain niggas in --

And I see, like, these Deesus and Maris nig--

Deesis and Mero nig--

-Stop acting like -- -It's not that hard to say!

Now you're lying to yourself. Damn!

'Cause you hear that shit every day.

To be fair. To be fair, he isn't fluent with money.

So you know what I'm sayin'? The term just runs off.

Bob Iger couldn't pronounce it. You know what I'm sayin'?

Spike Jonze...

Maybe you gotta level up your tax bracket.

Got that Coinstar vocabulary, daddy.

Yo, the reason why I got a problem with y'all

is because I've never had any negative energy to y'all.

And then every time I seen y'all show as it relates to me,

it's negative shit.

How many...episodes of this show have we done?

We've mentioned him maybe twice.

338,000 episodes of this show done.

There's more episodes of this show than "Game of Thrones,"

and you're in your feelings, my guy.

I be wondering, like,

why these niggas got so much negative energy for me?

Nigga, we got negative energy for everybody!

That's this whole show!

What are you talking about, bro? You're not special.

-You're not special. -Grow up.

You don't see Trump making one of these.

"Why they always roasting me, calling me Trumpito?

Why do they roast my long tie?

I got nothing but positive energy for Desús and Mariano."

"Come on. Give me a break."

And then DJ Akademiks' wack ass

was trying to show the world how little he cared about us.

Livingston Allen started to get a little emotional.

-Wait. That's his real name? -Yes. Of course it is.

A'ight. He's really Jamaican.

He's Jamaican. Yeah, brah.

Y'all niggas got a problem? Whatever.

But it's really that mean.

So them niggas -- I don't really got time for that.

So -- And I know -- I might be getting a little emotional.

I ain't gonna lie to y'all.

Yeah. I can tell, pal. I can tell.

-Your collar's wet. -Oh, man.

And I know a lot of media niggas might be watching now.

[ Shakily ] I be making more money than y'all

before y'all even signed to your companies.

Wow. Wow. You heard his voice tremble? That shit ain't true.

-Nah, nigga. -Yeah, bro!

Nigga, I leave my ATM receipt in the ATM every time

just so niggas get inspired!

-You know what I mean? -Nigga said y'all --

Take that back. Let me hear that again with his little trembling voice.

With your little "now and later" raps, nigga.

-Talk about it now... -Hope you get it later.

Mnh.

[ Shakily ] I be making more money than y'all

before y'all even signed to your companies.

I've been doing it on my own.

In what, nigga... Best Buy bucks, nigga?

What are you talking about?

In fact, let's do the math now.

We turned down the money Complex offered us four years ago

that you're just getting now.

-Ipso facto, fuck you. -Oh! You broke, nigga!

[ Laughter ]

So, take your Camry, drive that shit back to Long Island,

put that shit in park, and think about your life.

[ Laughter ]

So that's how I'm coming.

Them niggas -- I don't give a...about 'em, period!

-Ooh! Ooh! All right. -Ooh!

'Cause I said that same energy, right?

-Finally he brought it. -You said it with your chest.

-He's gonna regret that. -You know what I'm sayin'?

I'm still keeping the same energy.

I don't give a...about them

because I've never said nothing about --

"Because I'm in my mom's basement right now

in my gamer chair!

And them niggas don't know where I live at!

That's why I was talking wild-spicy!"

Nigga talking wild-spicy through Fios.

Yo!

How you talking spicy in 240p, nigga? Come on.

Man, I don't give a... I don't care if you're on TV...outta here.

TV is washed! I don't give a...about TV.

Well, uh, these JBL checks say otherwise, sir.

[ Laughter ]

-Talk that money shit! -You know what I'm sayin'?

Nigga said TV is washed.

I did not pay for these, my nigga.

[ Laughs ]

These were shipped One Day Air, my guy.

[ Smooches ]

If you would just hit me like,

"Yo, listen, I don't know what you got going on, but I respect you,"

it'd be a different conversation.

But y'all niggas don't respect me.

-Yeah, we don't respect you. -We don't respect you.

What part of that you didn't get?

You gotta earn respect, my nigga.

I know you never left a basement before.

But in the real streets, you got to earn respect.

And you don't move yourself like a respectable individual.

That's why we don't respect you, clown.

So there you have it.

I don't give a...about you!

Whether Complex is here,

whether it's "Everyday Struggle" is here,

whether any other shit is here, I'm gonna be here.

Facts!

[ Laughs ] "Facts, nigga!"

Of course. It's facts. You're gonna be in your mom's basement.

Of course. Duh. We all knew that.

[ Jamaican accent ] Keep the noise down down there!

[ Jamaican accent ] Stop banging on the damn furnace!

Thomas!"

Livingston! Come up and get your ackee and saltfish!

You're late for school!"

[ Laughter ]

[ Normal voice ] Yo!

[ Normal voice ] After getting off Twitch,

he wanted to let everyone know he's doing okay.

"I'm okay."

Hmm. I don't think that's gonna work for you.

Because we're the same people we were when we were on Complex

and on every other network.

We're still here. And we've won in the end.

We're the same people we were before, my nigga.

-The same people, my nigga. -The same exact people.

I know how to put a razor inside my cheek.

-You know what I'm sayin'? -You know what I'm sayin'?

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

After passing a tax bill yesterday

that will kick 13 million off healthcare

and make all of Trump's friends richer,

he decided it's time to bring his cabinet around for wh-a-at?

♪ A dick-flute solo roundtable, dooda-do-loo ♪

"Go around the room and tell me

why you enjoy the taste of my foreskin."

Trumpito called his favorite dick-flute solo artist to the plate --

Vice President Mike Pence. Oh, shit.

"Mother. Mother.

Please accompany me in this dick-flute solo."

Mike would like to say a few words.

He's just sitting there like a big baby like,

"Yes, sing my praises. Hear my accolades."

Vice Pres. Pence: I want to thank you, Mr. President.

[ Flute flutters ]

Because of your determination... [ Flute flutters ]

...because of your leadership... [ Flute flutters ]

the forgotten men and women of America are forgotten no more.

[ Flute plays ]

And we are making America great again.

Wow. And then Trump was like, "Yeah, yeah. Now swallow."

"Yeah. Good. Good. Oh, no. I'm coming.

Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going.

Oh, no. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. It's too much.

It's too much. It's too intense."

Then Trump brought the Republican congressmen

to the Rose Garden for an official celebration

of taking from the poor to give to the rich.

After getting a dick-flute solo just hours earlier,

Trump decided to call in his boy again,

and Mike Pence brought that same mouth energy.

Yeah, boy!

He's like, "Come here, sweet lips."

He's like, "Yo, I have Altoids in my mouth now.

It's gonna feel extra good."

President Trump has been making history

since the first day of this administration.

-Not in a good way, though. -Nah, bro.

So thank you, Mr. President. Thank you for your leadership.

Thank you for your love for this country

and the people of this country.

You will make America great again.

Get the..outta here. And why you got the guy

from "Jurassic Park" in the back behind you,

the dude that's like "You shouldn't make dinosaurs.

It's a terrible idea."

[ Laughter ]

Yo, look at your man, bro. That's your mans right there.

And then he got the black dude up front like,

"Yo. Come up front. Come up front."

"Yo, thank you for that dick-flute solo.

It was awesome. Balls deep. I loved it."

Then Trumpito was in the mood

for an older gentleman to give him a dick-flute solo,

so he called on the walking corpse called Orrin Hatch.

Orrin Hatch. Yeah, kid.

-Back from the dead. -Yeah, boy.

Orrin, say a few words, please.

"If you're able to."

Like, he's so old, they don't even use that as a name anymore.

-Who do you know named Orrin? -Orrin. Come on, B.

Mr. President, I have to say that...

[ Gravelly ] Uh...uh, ever since slavery was abolished,

America has been on a downward spiral."

He thinks that was like Tuesday.

[ Laughs ]

...living up to everything I thought you would.

You're one heck of a leader.

And we're all benefiting from it.

This bill could not have passed without you.

Who's older -- Trump or Orrin Hatch?

Orrin Hatch is like 1,028 years old, bro.

-Trump is old as shit, as well. -He's like 70.

Orrin -- you got to cut that nigga open and count the rings.

Like -- 'Cause that... old as shit.

And we're gonna make this the greatest presidency

that we've seen not only in generations, but maybe ever.

Look how nervous the black guy is next to him.

He's like, "What you mean by the greatest --

-Since when? -"We're going back to when?

-What happened now?" -18-what?"

[ Applause ]

Pres. Trump: Wow.

Oh, wow! Did you see that?

Orrin Hatch left the black guy hanging.

-What?! -Watch.

He was gonna tap him. He was like, "Don't touch me, nigga."

"Don't touch me."

Watch him with the hand, go for the handshake.

He's like, "Yo, what's goo--"

Ah...outta here. Ahh! Ohh!

He's just like, "Ah. Yah. Can't catch the Orrin. Ahh."

Oh, shit.

Another very special man worked so hard, knows it...

Is he doing album credits now?

"Yo, shout-out to all my niggas."

"Look at Paul Ryan on the bass."

...and backwards. Kevin Brady.

Ber-ber. They need the "Family Feud" music.

"Give it up for Kevin Brady on the tenor sax."

Damn, that's nigga's mad-little!

He had to pull the mic down. [ Laughs ]

Nigga pulled the mic down like this.

[ Laughs ] Damn.

They didn't get him an apple box? Ahh!

Come on, son! How you do my man like that?

They didn't fix the mic or nothing.

He's like, "Jump up for the mic, you little clown.

This is the guy that dances for me in the Oval Office."

[ Cheering ] Thank you. Okay, guys.

All right. Relax. What is that -- gang stuff now?

Like, "Yerrr! Yo, D.C. Gang!"

[ Cheering ] Thank you. Okay, guys.

He's like, "All right, guys. Calm it down, guys.

I'm pocket-sized. Let's keep it -- All right."

"Guys, I'm not Verne Troyer. I'm not him."

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

Yo, Will Smith went on "Good Morning America" today

to sell his new groundbreaking social-commentary film,

"Bright."

It's a movie about... What's it about?

...whatever the...Will Smith wants to do nowadays.

Yeah. You can't really tell Will Smith "no."

He made a movie where he was, like, writing letters to emotions,

and nobody was like, "Get the...outta here."

-So, hey. -Listen.

Remember he had a movie

where him and Jaden Smith were fighting trees?

-Yeah. -That's long money, my guy.

Give me one word to describe the movie "Bright."

-Bizarre. -Yeah. Twisted.

It merges the worlds of medieval fantasy and police drama.

"Training Day" meets "Lord of the Rings."

-Wow! -Whoa!

Pass that pack, my nigga!

-Wow! -Yo!

Nigga, you know what kind of L.A. --

"Picture it -- 'Training Day' meets 'Lord of the Rings.'"

-Wow. -Anyone else says that,

they're laughed the... out that office.

Yo. Will Smith's like --

"Billion-dollar budget. You got it.

Who do you need?" I mean, when you go around

talking to people about this movie,

it's like, yes, there's going to be fairies

and there are going to be elves and a magic wand.

-And a magic wand. -Look at Will Smith's face.

He's like -- He's hearing it out loud.

He's like, "Maybe this is not a good idea."

"Nah. Damn."

"Maybe I was skeed up. What is this?"

Smith says he is touched by the film's message

about the world we live in.

In the movie, I'm a black police officer,

but my character is racist against Orcs,

sort of a flip of social hierarchy.

Mero: Bro. See? See?

That's that mo-- Let that money talk! Ooh, baby!

-God damn! -Can't wait!

And nobody was like, "This is a terrible...idea, Mr. Smith!"

God damn. Now I know where Jaden gets it from.

-Ooh. Orcs. -Shit.

Although this is a great idea. This is very original.

Except they already did this. It was called "Alien Nation."

Hello! Where they drank rotten milk.

They were cops, and they were racist against the alien cop,

who was the first alien cop.

But it's young. You people don't remember this.

-Wow! Wow. -I am shocked.

They said astoundingly --

No. Usually they just be like, "The movie's bad."

No, they were like, "No, I need at least four more words

to talk about how bad this is."

"Astoundingly bad in virtually every way." Damn.

They're like, "This movie is like if the Black Plague was put on film.

This is terrible."

And people started noticing some changes in Will Smith's manners

in his interview back in the day.

So maybe that explains this bad movie.

I don't want to be an icon.

Um, I want to be an idea, you know?

I want to represent an idea.

Fam!

-Pass that loud, bro. Wow! -Yo.

I want to represent magic, right?

That you're in a universe --

Look at Tavis.

Tavis is like, "What the...is this nigga talking about?"

That you're in a universe and 2 plus 2 equals 4.

2 plus 2 only equals 4

if you accept that 2 plus 2 equals 4.

No, nigga. There's 2 fingers, There's 2 fingers.

Now put them together. There's 4 fingers.

That's it. He's talking like he's trying

to get us on some wild money scheme on Facebook.

Yo, come on, dawg! Chill!

2 plus 2 is gonna be what I want it to be.

Nigga, 'cause you're rich!

He's talking to us like he's a pimp.

[ Laughs ] "Hey, say, listen, man.

2 plus 2 equals 7 if you ask me.

Just hit the strip, bitch. Get my money."

You know we gotta ask it. What's the net worth?

It gotta be in the billy.

Does he have enough in the bank to talk like this?

-How much? -Oh, no! Ding, ding, ding!

Listen. My guy, you are an idea.

And if you say 2 plus 2 equals 5...

Then we're with you. Yes, sir.

♪♪

Number-one show in late night. Nothing but illustrious guests.

Most propping brand in the world.

That's right. Don't you ever forget it.

Tonight we have NBA legend,

the top Knickerbocker of all time.

-You know what it is. -Baron Davis!

He also is the founder of the Black Santa Company.

-Yeah. -You know what I'm sayin'?

We're here to talk about that basketball shit, too.

Baron Davis, come to the table! Whoo!

♪♪

You signed into the BIG3 at a charity event?

Yeah, so, you know, I just wanted to hoop.

So I felt like, man,

they ain't gonna give me a chance to play in the NBA,

so the best next competition is the BIG3.

And it's in the summer, so it's a chance to travel

with the boys, the family, you know?

And then Cube -- I've always been a big fan of Cube.

So it'll be fun and entertaining to do that.

-You know what I'm sayin'? -So you have a mixtape out

as part of your Black Santa movement?

What's the Black Santa movement?

So, you know, I started this Black Santa --

I created this Black Santa character,

one, to, like, bring some positivity

to black people, you know? -Right.

We've never had a jolly, friendly,

on-time gift giver blessing someone.

You know what I mean? Reliable.

I've never had that black man in my life.

And so, you know, when you start

looking at superheroes and characters,

you start looking at people, and it's like,

"Man, Mickey Mouse, he's perfect. This guy..."

It's like -- why can't we have perfect characters

and perfect people that we can look up to

and start learning our lessons from?

So I was like, "Why not Santa Claus?"

'Cause Santa Claus is probably, like, the happiest,

jolliest person. You know what I mean?

And we actually need that as a people.

And so I'm looking at him being, like, my first character.

I start building out a world of characters.

-Right. -Then I gave them all voices.

I was like, "Man, well, if they were to do music,

we should make a Christmas album."

So we made this Christmas album,

and each character has a song in it.

And then eventually we'll scale it up

to, like, TV show, movie.

But, like, just, you know,

keep building out the world and the characters.

[ Jamaican accent ] Big tings are gwan.

Very impressive.

Do you have a favorite dunk that you remember?

Uh...

I remember the one in particular at Golden State

where you just came coast to coast and just --

I don't know who it was, but you just flushed it on him.

And I was just like, "Bruh, this is why I got League Pass."

-I think that was Houston. -It was Houston?

I think Houston. I think that was a Houston game.

But I would say -- Obviously the Kirilenko dunk.

But my favorite dunk is --

-The first person I dunked on -- -Ooh!

The first person I dunked on in the NBA was Kevin Garnett.

Yes!

And Kevin Garnett was somebody who I played on our AAU team.

You know, Kevin Garnett was like a god.

He was like a don.

And so when I dunked on him, that was crazy.

'Cause that was my rookie year.

And then I would say --

And then I dunked on Vin Baker.

Now, when I dunked on Vin Baker,

he thought he blocked the shot.

So we was going down the court, and he was like,

"You better not do it. You better not do it."

And I took off.

And when he -- We jumped at the same time.

And he thought he blocked it.

He was like, "Man, get that shit outta here!"

[ Laughs ] The shit went on his face.

[ Laughter ]

"Get your shit outta here, B."

He was like, "Did that go in?!"

"What you think, mother...?"

Yo, what's the toll on your feet playing in the NBA?

'Cause there's a wild picture of LeBron's feet looking crazy.

And I'm like, "Is this NBA..."

-Is that the normal -- -The mileage? Like...

Man, that's, you know -- It's like, you know --

You work with your feet and your hands the most.

You know what I mean? And you in shoes all day.

So, you know, you running and you stopping and cutting.

So he's just smashing them joints.

That's why them join--

Got NBA dudes, them feet be like...

And you gotta wear the exact size so it don't --

You know what I mean?

You got like two or three pair of socks,

trying to stop the cushion, but you just --

And it's a new pair of kicks every game.

Hey, man. I had a teammate, dawg.

I thought he had four toes. And when I saw --

I walked in the locker room. He was getting his ankles taped.

I was like, "Damn, dawg. Damn!"

I was like, "Damn. I didn't even know that!

B, I didn't know you was playing with four toes!"

I was like, "You amazing, dawg! How you balance like that?!"

He's like, "Nah, my other toe's just under my foot."

No. Then I went around. I was like, "Oh! It was tucked!"

Toe was leaning -- It was hiding?

And that's when I was a rookie in Charlotte.

He was just looking at me, dude. He was looking at me like...

"Wait five years..."

He was like, "If you don't get the...outta here..."

'Cause as a rookie, I wasn't allowed to go in the training room.

I couldn't get taped. I couldn't get treatment.

You know, like, back in the day --

Hazing and shit like that.

Nah, it was like, "What you need treatment for, dawg?

Get your punk ass up and go outside and go shoot some free throws."

And then me, I'm coming in with jokes.

You know what I mean? So they didn't like me around.

Especially -- I'm a morning person.

Early in the morning, I'm like, "Damn, dawg.

Damn, that's...up dawg. You made it with four toes?!"

Now, we were with you at the NBA Awards,

and you was cooking niggas.

-No. That was y'all. -That was you. That was you.

-That was y'all. -Y'all was cooking niggas.

I'm-a tell y'all. Y'all got me in trouble at the NBA Awards.

'Cause I was over there cooking. And I'm sitting there.

And everybody looking at me thinking it's me.

I was like, "Dude, I promise to God."

"It's not me throwing cookies at Charles Barkley.

It's not me. It's them."

You was throwing cookies at Charles Barkley.

[ Laughter ]

-Just rich-kid shit. -Yo!

He was hungry. He was hungry.

[ Laughter ]

♪♪

Baron, what would you like your rainbow to say?

I would like my rainbow to say "Blacksanta.com."

-Blacksanta.com. -Blacksanta.com.

-Baron Davis in the house. -Yes, sir. NBA legend...

-Don't ever forget it! -...mixtape. It's out there.

-Big B. Henh! -Mama, I made it.

-Hey! -I'm famous now.

All my friends are gonna love me.

♪♪

Last shout-outs of the year, ballbags.

Yeah! See you in 2018...

[ Laughter ]

Yo, shout-out to taking your Christmas decorations

a little too seriously.

Hey, yo!

Nah, I'm calling the homeowners association...this.

Yo! What the...? Is this Quavo house?

♪ Ridin' with my niggas, top down, blowin' Swishers ♪

♪ R-Ridin' with my niggas ♪

Whoa! Shit! No, this Paul Wall house.

-Wow! -Hey!

This is definitely Southside. "Mayne."

They put blades on the... reindeer like, "Yeah! Yeah!"

Wait till you get that light bill, Terrell.

You're gonna be tight.

"Fat Pat. Where 'dem haters at?"

Yo! [ Laughs ] Shout-out to Fat Pat.

Oh. He went to Home Depot, and they was like,

"What kind of decorations you want?"

He said...my nigga.

Yo, shit.

He was like, "I want something...would be proud of."

This is the Swisha house.

♪ Get around as your whip ♪

♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪

-Wow! -Hey!

Hey! Your man pulled the whip out!

Oh, shit! [ Laughs ]

Yo! I know where I'm going for Christmas.

Yo, shout out to getting wild-smacked

after getting your wisdom teeth removed,

which is the only positive thing,

is they pull your teeth out of your mouth

but then they give you wild drugs!

Oh, boy. Oh. This isn't -- No.

This is not what they're suppo--

You're not supposed to do that after you do that.

No, he's actually -- That's the safe way to do it.

-Oh, okay. -Supposedly.

Because if you do --

After you get an extraction, if you suck on it,

you get dry socket, which is very painful.

So the only other thing you can do other than not smoking...

Maybe take a break from smoking for a little bit.

But, nah. Smoke through your nose. Okay.

You never did a nose blunt? Like...

Oh, Many times. I've done double nose blunts.

[ Laughs ] This is a true story.

I got my wisdom teeth pulled, and Fred the Godson

told me that it was okay to smoke weed, just not cigarettes.

I don't know how accurate that is, but that's a dead fact.

I seen homey from the bodega.

I love how you said Fred the Godson

like the room was gonna be like, "Yo!"

"Oh! He's the authority on dental."

Everyone's like, "Is he the head of the dentistry in the Bronx?"

Like, what else do you ask Fred the Godson about?

Like, Fred the Godson is just on the other side of the fence,

like the guy on "Home Improvement."

Just giving you bad advice.

Yo! "Frederico"! My man. Come on.

BX all day. East Tremont. You already know what it is.

♪♪

Number-one gang-sign thrower in the NBA. You already know.

Yeah!

[ Laughter ]

John Wall coming for that title, though.

Man. John Wall.

When I saw John Wall, I kept rewinding it.

I was like, "What?"

I was trying to understand what was he throwing up.

And I still --

I guess he started to figure out what it was.

But at first, he was --

That was absolutely nothing.

Desus: It was a lot. It was a lot.

Baron: Man, he was stacking hard, too.

[ Laughter ]

Bruh! Like halfway down the court, like, yo!

♪♪

Hey, ballbags, we will be taking a holiday vacation

because we're human beings and we need a break.

Mm-hmm. We'll be back January 2, 2018.

So if the country's still here, you will see us.

If not, well, enjoy your demise.

Yo. Happy birthday to Nems.

FYL. You know what I'm sayin'? Holla.

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Esoteric Meaning Of Christmas And The Winter Solstice - Duration: 12:56.

Esoteric Meaning Of Christmas And The Winter Solstice

by Gregg Prescott,

The origins of Christmas predate Christianity through the Pagan holiday called Saturnalia,

which was a week-long of lawlessness from December 17th through December 25th that honored

Saturn and included human sacrifice, intoxication, naked caroling and rape.

During these seven days, there were no punishments for breaking any laws, according to Roman

law.

In the year 4 A.D., Christianity adopted Saturnalia with the hopes that they could convert the

Pagans into Christianity by promising that they could still celebrate Saturnalia as Christians.

(Imagine how that would work out today).

Because Saturnalia did not follow Christian principles, the Christian leaders designated

the last day of Saturnalia as the birth date of Jesus.

Because of the Pagan origins of Christmas, the Puritans banned this holiday and between

1659 and 1681, Christmas was illegal in Massachusetts.

�Because of the Pagan origins of Christmas, the Puritans banned this holiday and between

1659 and 1681, Christmas was illegal in Massachusetts.�

In 1466, the Roman Catholic Church, under Pope Paul II, forced Jews to run through the

city naked as a tribute to Saturnalia.

According to author David I. Kertzer, The Popes Against the Jews: The Vatican�s Role

in the Rise of Modern Anti-Semitism, �Before they were to run, the Jews were richly fed,

so as to make the race more difficult for them and at the same time more amusing for

spectators.

They ran amid Rome�s taunting shrieks and peals of laughter, while the Holy Father stood

upon a richly ornamented balcony and laughed heartily.�

It is important to note that in Astrotheology, Saturn is Satan.

The rings we give during a wedding ritual represent the rings of Saturn.

The word Saturday originates from the Old English word that means �Saturn�s day�.

To this day, many people continue to unknowingly celebrate Saturnalia through their participation

in debauchery and gluttony.

Related article: Saturn � Why Are We Worshiping The Cult Of EL?

According to wiki, the etymology of Christmas stems from the Old English word of Cristesm�sse,

which literally means� Christ�s mass�.

Christmas is derived from the Middle English Cristemasse, which is from Old English Cristesm�sse,

a phrase first recorded in 1038.

Crist (genitive Cristes) is from Greek Khristos, a translation of Hebrew Ma��a?, �Messiah�;

and m�sse is from Latin missa, the celebration of the Eucharist.

The form �Christenmas� was also historically used, but is now considered archaic and dialectal;

it derives from Middle English Cristenmasse, literally �Christian mass�.

�Xmas� is an abbreviation of Christmas found particularly in print, based on the

initial letter chi (?) in Greek Khristos (???st??), �Christ�, though numerous style guides

discourage its use; it has precedent in Middle English ??�es masse (where �??�� is

an abbreviation for ???st??).

Saturn(alia) In Churches Astonishingly, Saturn is depicted in Christian

art in various churches.

On the ceiling of St. Andrews church on Waterloo Street in East Sussex, there is a painting

showing the sun surrounded by stars, a comet, a crescent moon and Saturn.

Keep in mind that in astrotheology, Saturn is Satan.

On the ceiling of St. Andrews church on Waterloo Street in East Sussex, there is a painting

showing the sun surrounded by stars, a comet, a crescent moon and Saturn.

The inner circle of 12 stars most likely represents the 12 apostles surrounding the sun/son, which

is another astrotheological reference for Jesus Christ being the SUN of god.

The outer circle contains 9 stars, the crescent eclipse of the moon, Saturn and a comet that

appears to perhaps be diving toward the sun.

The 9 stars plus Saturn may represent the 10 planets in our solar system, if Nibiru

is counted as one of those stars.

The moon represents the Divine Feminine and the Virgin Mother.

The Cologne Cathedral in Innenstadt, Cologne, Germany clearly shows Saturn on their stained

glass window:

The Cologne Cathedral in Innenstadt, Cologne, Germany clearly shows Saturn on their stained

glass window:

The Basics Each season is reflected by the tilt and spin

of the Earth�s axis resulting with the sun being more prominent in the northern hemisphere

for half of the year and in the southern hemisphere for the other half.

The winter solstice occurs in winter when the sun has reached its lowest elevation reflected

with the fewest amount of daylight hours and the greatest amount of nighttime hours around

December 21st.

Our seasons are reflected by the amount of sun and darkness that we receive:

Autumn Equinox � daily sunlight is waning, day and night is equal in length

Winter Solstice � the shortest day of the year

Spring Equinox � daily sunlight is waxing, day and night are equal in length

Summer Solstice � the longest day of the year

Pagans and Christians alike celebrate their holidays on sacred, astrological dates and

Christmas is no exception.

This particular holiday was has been celebrated for much longer by the ancients as one of

the four great festivals that reflect each season through astrology and astronomy.

Also see:Why Is The Pope�s Mitre Shaped Like A Fish?

Esoteric Meaning of the Winter Solsitce Various mystery schools have also celebrated

the change of seasons in association with the various astrological signs that fall on

the spring and fall equinoxes as well as the summer and winter solistices.

In an esoteric sense, the sun�s cycle represents your soul�s growth in consciousness along

with the illumination of your soul.

To envision this, imagine that Spring is the birth of your soul.

Once you have reached Summer, your soul begins its decent from its spiritual home into incarnating

to this planet.

As the days begin to get shorter beginning on the Summer solstice, the decrease in sunlight

represents the veil of forgetfulness where we do not remember why we came here or what

our purpose is.

As the days become longer beginning on the Winter solstice, your soul is released from

its physical presence and makes its ascension back to its spiritual home with Source.

On the Wheel of Life, winter is the season of rest and represents preparation for renewed

life, similar to how some animals go into hibernation.

It is also known as the time of germination as spring brings the flowering of plant life

that follows the maturation process into summer; autumn gives us our crops (along with new

seeds) and we return to winter to complete the full cycle and prepare for renewed life.

Of the four sacred directions and cardinal colors, winter is represented by the North

and the color blue, which in Cherokee, literally means �cold�.

The seasons teach us a lot about the process of birth, life, death and rebirth.

Alchemy provides the saying, As above, so below�.

Think of this along the lines of how we came here and how we leave this vessel.

After the sperm fertilizes the egg, we go through a maturation process that is identical

to the exact number of days of both the maturation of corn from a seed along with the gestation

period for a woman to give birth to a child.

The child travels down the birth canal (the tunnel) as the child is brought from darkness

to birth (the light).

As confirmed through near death experiences, we follow the same process of going through

a tunnel and following the light back to Source.

In a grander scheme, this cycle is repeated through seasons and our personal lives from

birth to death, proving how our life is simply a mere fractal of the universe, the cosmos

and ultimately, of Source.

The Winter solstice falls under the sign of Capricorn, which represents materialism and

ego.

In astrotheology, this is the time when Jesus (the Sun) indulges in materialism (Capricorn)

after leaving his father�s home.

It is also the time when Jesus (the Sun) dies on the cross (where the sun remains on the

Southern Cross constellation) for three days, only to be reborn again (as the days begin

to get longer after this 3 day period).

What religion fails to teach us are the esoteric and occult meanings of the equinoxes and solstices.

Adepts of mystery schools and practitioners of the occult sciences can also attest to

the cosmic currents and life force of each season.

The following excerpt from Esoteric (Soul) Astrology best explains this process:

All of nature responds to these currents.

It is only the human family that has forgotten, because it can no longer see the inner side

of reality.

The light forces are moving either toward or outward from Earth.

This is what creates our seasons.

The path of the Sun is intricately involved in the movement of the light currents that

fall to Earth.

During Fall Equinox, light from the Sun penetrates the outer atmospheric layers of Earth.

At Winter Solstice, the light penetrates into the core of our globe.

From a distance outside our solar system, Earth looks like a fiery sphere spinning in

the heavens.

During the Spring Equinox, the light once again is on the periphery of Earth, and at

Summer Solstice, the light is high in the heavens.

Note that the light is deep within the core of Earth during winter and high in the heavens

during summer.

This is both a metaphor and a reality on inner levels.

We can minister to our own personal psychology if we attune ourselves to the influences of

the different radiances of light falling to Earth each month and during the solstices

and equinoxes.

Light waves descending to and ascending outward from Earth are an occult fact, meaning an

inner reality not seen by most.

Those of us desiring a more complete communion with spiritual forces must come to intelligent

terms with this reality, for it is the movement of these ever-changing currents of light poured

upon Earth that provide our evolutionary growth.

These surges of power propel all kingdoms on Earth upward, lift the spinal spirit fire

of the body into the heart and head centers, and have the effect of providing illumination

for those of us who have prepared through intelligence and intention to participate.

The Winter Solstice has historically been the time of birth for all of Earth�s great

teachers.

Because it is the time of new light for the planet, World Teachers choose this particular

time to incarnate because they always bring with them a new teaching.

This teaching is a new state of illumination for the people of Earth.

Winter Solstice occurs on December 21, the same time that the planetary keynote changes

from Sagittarius to Capricorn.

At the time of the Winter Solstice, the light currents submerged within the core of the

Earth reverse and change course, just like the Sun, which is reversing its southward

course and turning northward.

A reverse movement of any planetary body creates a powerful force until the new motion or path

stabilizes.

Therefore, from December 21 to midnight on the morning of December 25th, there is a powerful

force field of light and radiation enveloping the Earth.

While people argue over ethnic sensitivity issues between saying �Merry Christmas�

versus �Happy Holidays�, the truth dates back much further than its Christian beginnings.

The intent of Christmas seems to be the overriding value behind its true, esoteric meaning or

its Pagan origin.

A symbol or celebration is only as powerful as the intent behind it.

While Christmas has become the biggest holiday that supports the corporate world which in

turn, lobbies against our civil rights, it also is a time of giving and being with family.

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Cat Born Without Front Legs Announces Meal Time In The Most Adorable Way | The Dodo - Duration: 1:12.

It all started with adoption.

And I think that adoption

starts a love story.

She was born without her front legs.

She has her her humerus,

and then her X-rays show that

there's just nothing below that.

She has a little bobbed tail as well.

Most likely due to a congenital condition.

We have two four-legged cats,

and she keeps up with them no problem.

She is so fearless,

she's independent and capable.

You've got stuff on your face!

She loves food.

She announces mealtimes very loudly.

[Meow]

I think it really helps people to see that

you might have something in your life

that is difficult, or is a hardship for you.

But Roux is an inspiration.

I can't imagine our lives without Roux.

Don't overlook the special needs animals,

they really can enrich your lives.

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Wild Lights At The St Louis Zoo - Family Friendly Christmas Holiday Event 2017 By U.S. Bank #STL - Duration: 10:58.

Oh, look! They're changing colors with the music!

Brrrrrr! It's cold outside!

Gma Gpa Adventures are at Wild Lights at the St. Louis Zoo.

It's cold but we're gonna go in and see the light displays, and get some hot chocolate probably. Yep! Ok - sure! Let's go.

Seven dollars admission for Members; eight dollars for non-members

on Monday through Thursday. Nine dollars for members on the weekends; ten dollars for non-members on the weekend.

It goes from 5:30 to 8:30.

There's a big crowd here tonight.

Even though it's cold, there's lots of families and kids. It's only 34 degrees.

Music playing: Feliz Navidad

The music is good! I like the music.

One of my favorite Christmas songs!

Wow look at the size of that giraffe, Stan!

There's a reindeer up there on the mountainside.

Hi! Are you guys one of the characters? I am! So you collect the cards? Yes, we're getting them for our grandson. Perfect!

Thank you! There you go. Wonderful!

That's pretty. Reflecting off the water over there.

Oh, that's pretty!

There's one upside down.

That's cute.

People are buying hot chocolate.

Look at this pretty trail. Look at those sparkling lights.

Ooooh, how pretty! Flamingos!

It's a giant tree.

Starry Safari.

That's cool!

That looks like a cheetah.

Oh, look! They're changing colors with the music.

They're really cool.

There's a giant butterfly made out of Christmas lights right there.

We're going to go in and see the butterflies and spiders.

This is a good place to come in and get warm for a while.

White witch moth. African Moon Moth.

These ants are just going crazy.

See this one's like lifting this giant leaf. He's got like one, two, three, four little

buddies. And here's one with a red petal off of a flower.

Okay, what all's going on here, Donna?

It says you can enter the

Woodland Workshop sponsored by 102.5 and make festive crafts, and write your own letter to Santa,

You can gather round to hear a Wintery Animal Tale by Fireside

Storytelling by Prairie Farms Dairy. You can visit costume characters and collect

special animal trading cards. You can roast your own s'mores and enjoy other

seasonal food and drink offerings.And you can find the perfect holiday gift at

ten percent off. And you can see the Insectarium, the Sea Lion Sound,

and the Penguin and Puffin Coast.

These trees look really cool.

There's a deer.

There's two little polar bears. A Grizzly bear. Oh, a big grizzly bear.

There's a rhino.

That's pretty cool.

That's a pretty tree - cheetah balls underneath it.

Hi! Can we have one of your cards? Of course! Awesome. Yeah, thank you! Thank you!

Oh, look at the owls and the kangaroo.

The Frosty Family.

See, that's how I feel right there. It's a shaking snowman!

Another frosty.

There's Freezin' Stan! Let me see you shakin!

I can out do that snowman!

This is me shakin'!

Oh, are those penguins? No what are those big birds? Pelicans!

I like the palm trees over there.

That's a big blue tree.

That's a lotta rainbow lights.

Pretty gold lights. It's pretty reflecting off of the water.

Is this where you buy the s'mores kit? Yes! Okay, awesome!

How much is it to make s'mores?

Three and a quarter. Okay. $3.25.

Okay, so we're gonna make s'mores.

What do we get with our s'mores kit?

$3.25 got you a half of a Hershey bar, two graham crackers, and two marshmallows. Perfect!

Sticks are over there. Okay. You just wait for an open spot.

I'll show Stan making his first. Ok, got them on there.

Now do you like them: partially brown, a little brown, or like black?

Just a little brown usually. I don't mind a little black but I don't like a solid black one.

Oh good, they're on fire!

Like Dennis the Menace. You're gonna have to blow it out!

Just don't flick them though! Oh, yeah!

They're pretty black!

I'm just gonna slide it off the best I can.

How's it taste? Great! Like a s'mores - pretty s'morsey!

Try to stay warm - keep your fingers loose!

Mother and child in background speaking: Oh, that's in our book... "J" is for Juggling".

Juggler: Whoa, whoa, wait...what was that?

"J" is for Juggling. It's in our book. But he's never seen a Juggler!

Juggler: That's awesome!

How do you like yours?

It's good!

Did you really burn yours, or is it just brown? I burnt it - but it's good! You're hardcore.

Look at that! He's got four eyes!

It's my hat!

No, there's two more that are on your face!

That's my hat!

They're on your face!

Charlie Brown music!

Do the dance.

There's the outside of the Lakeside Cafe where we did our s'mores. It was right over there.

Aaaahh! That's a cute inflatable. Even the head moves. Goodbye, Rudolph.

The 4-d Theater, that's what we're going for, honey!

Okay, to see Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Yeah!

There's a doggie in the park.

So this is the 4-d theater now showing the beloved classic story.

Hey, did you like the show! Yeah, it was really cute!

There was bubbles, and there was like real snow, and there was like

booming in the seats. Like when the reindeer flew, there was wind. It was cool!

Yeah, it was 15 minutes long. It was a shortened version of the TV

special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and I think they might have added a few

clips or extra things to it, but it was really good. It was good. It was worth

four bucks. Yeah, worth the money.

Here's a storyteller.

So the little robin with the

broken wing went up to the birch tree and said,

"Oh birch tree, could I live in your branches for the winter and be nice and safe?"

And the birch tree looked down at the little Robin and said, "Well, little Robin,

I'd like to help you out but my branches are already full with nuthatches and

chickadees and Cardinals cuz they don't migrate sounds like Robins do. I'm afraid

if I took somebody else soon I'd have too much weight on my branches and my

branch might snap!"

There's a cool picture spot.

And some gumdrops.

If you're collecting, here's a

trading card for our baby orangutan, Ginger. Thank you!

There's lights everywhere you look.

It's really pretty when they have them around the water and it reflects in the water.

Really cool.

This is the Gingerbread Village.

Playing: Jingle Bell Rock

The lights are dancing to the music.

The Carousel is going.

That's an extra cost tonight. But you can ride that.

This is Snowfall Alley.

These lights are really pretty!

There's the polar bear family.

This is Polar Bear Point.

And he is pointing!

This gives you a good view

of the decorations around the lake. Very pretty.

Here's the Penguins and the

Penguin exhibit is open.

The line to get in to see the Penguins is really long.

But we don't have to wait in line to see these.

That looks like the one from "Happy Feet". Yeah!

They can make even bare bushes look good.

There's the palm trees! Oh, that makes me feel warmer already. Makes me feel like Florida.

We had a good time at Wild Lights. A lot of fun, a lot of lights.

Very well done. Lots of people here, and a great family Christmas event. Thanks for

watching! Bye! Share, Comment. Like, Subscribe.

All that stuff!

And go see some lights!

Go see Wild Lights! Bye!

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