Waching daily Sep 5 2018

[music]

Oh, a huge crash behind the leader.

[engine]

Racing Sports Network presents...

...Review Replay with Roy Gauge and Ericka Dent.

[engine]

Today we set our focus on a bold move by Lightning

that sent him flying to new heights.

Strategic move or unnecessary stunt?

If by unnecessary stunt you mean, necessary stunt.

The sport needs this kind of magic on the track.

Okay, Roy.

Let's take a closer look at what started it all,

the aggressive rub by Chick Hicks.

With 15 laps to go, the King has the lead with Chick Hicks in second.

See Lightning back there?

Chick Hicks knows the right move can shake the toolbox

and send a whole lot of lug nuts in Lightning's grill.

[laughs] Get through that, McQueen.

Ooh, it looks as bad as it can get out there.

Chick Hicks has created one big ole lug nut between him and Lightning.

It's an incredibly dangerous and irresponsible move in my book.

If it weren't for Lightning's quick thinking,

he would have wiped out like the rest of them.

[crashing]

Lightning approaches the wreckage with no hesitation.

Look at them eyes.

He's scheming to find a way out.

And this is what stands before him.

Who knows what lies on the other side.

I guarantee you, it ain't no ice cream sundae.

Yes, Roy, that's pretty much a given.

Whoo, that was close.

Holy skid marks.

Lightning needs to react in fractions of a second and often.

That ain't enough room for a scooter to squeeze by,

but hot dog, somehow he makes it through.

This is where killer instant is replaced by pure bravado.

With all of this room on the left,

is it really necessary to go straight over?

I don't see any other option, Ericka.

Could be something here, here, here.

No telling.

Only clear angle I see is up and over.

Well, I guess statistically there is less to hit up in the air.

And it sure is fun.

Look at that crowd.

Loving every minute of it.

He's connecting with fans, even in midair.

[cheers]

I have to give it to him, Roy,

Lightning always finds a way to win.

It's moments like this that separate average from legendary.

Yeah, McQueen.

Ka-chow!

[chanting: McQueen! McQueen! McQueen!]

Yeah. Ka-chow!

Coming up on Racing Sports Network...

For more infomation >> Rearview Replay: Lightning Catches Air | Racing Sports Network by Disney•Pixar Cars - Duration: 2:23.

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

Inclusion (from DEEJ) - Duration: 0:31.

[music]

Deej (narration): I care so much about the kids

whom poverty and false assumptions leave outside the door.

I miss kindergarten!

Deej (narration): When I greeted the world in kindergarten,

joyful kids surrounded me.

Deej (via laptop): I'm so happy.

Young woman: I'm happy too!

Deej (narration): Being included is every kid's right.

It shouldn't be a lottery.

For more infomation >> Inclusion (from DEEJ) - Duration: 0:31.

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

360Under360 Episode 1 - Sirui Smartphone Lenses Review - Duration: 5:46.

We've come a very very long way..

But look

even after all these years of innovation

and advancement in this field of technology

especially these cameras

They're still not as good as these bigger ones

But there are some companies that are trying to

you know bridge the gap between these two

like... for example coming up with lenses

and stabilizers for smartphones

so one of these companies is Sirui

they manufacture these auxiliary smartphone lenses

that are compatible with almost every smartphone!

I've got a set of these 3 lenses by Sirui

They come with this little smartphone clip adapter,

that can be attached to literally every phone out there.

Hi everyone! This is Neeraj from TechieTech Tech

and I'll be reviewing these Sirui Smartphone lenses

in the first episode of

360 under 360

Once we unbox it, we get this hard shell-

-padded box that has the logo on it.

It comes with a blue carabiner, that means, basically you can attach

this thing at the back of your backpack or anything like that.

It comes with this universal clip adapter

that basically makes it compatible with almost every smartphone

out there.

And what I really like

about this clip is..it's got rubberized

coating on both the sides. That means you phone won't

be getting any sort of scratches or

marks on it.

Once you open up the little box over here, you get

We get this micro fiber cloth,

these 3 lenses sitting in the padded case

A wide-angle lens, a macro lens & a telephoto lens or portrait lens.

Let's move on to our first lens.

It's an 18mm wide lens, it comes with both

a cover for it's front lens element &

a small cap for it's back glass element

And it's got a focal length of 18mm

that basically converts the

28mm, that's the most commonly found

focal length on every smartphone.

What I really like about this lens is that

there's barely any sort of distortion.

Like I tested these lenses in

all sorts of lighting conditions, in rainy days, cloudy

sunny days.. I even took a bunch of long exposures

with these.

For example, if you're into street photography & all.. and

I'm pretty sure you can just forget your

camera at home and just take this lens and this adapter

with you and you'll be fine with it. Before we move on & review the

next lens

What I want you to know that these lenses are made from

aircraft grade aluminum. Pretty good...

Okay so there are two things that you need to know

about this lens. It's got a focal length of

60mm focal length with a 40 degree field of view

and second thing is it remains very sharp

and gives you a shallow depth of field that means

BOKEHLICIOUS!! Okay so moving on to the third lens

that is the one of the cutest lenses over here.

Basically, it's a 10x macro lens..it's cute because

of it's little shape and the hood that it comes with

as well as the red color..Yeah, it's cute. It's pretty cute.

So, it gives you a view angle of 75 degrees.

and 10x zoom and a little

less than 1% distortion. That is a very big number claimed by Sirui.

But look I did test these lens in several different lightning conditions

in outdoor, indoor and

Moving on to the next section that is how to use these lenses.

They're pretty easy to use..Just align this screw with this hole over here.

Sliiiiiiiiiiiiiidddeeeee

TWO HOURS LATER

Slide it on the track over here

and then just

rotate until you hear a little click.

There you go! That means it's fixed. Now all you need to do is simply attach

attach it to a smartphone and you're good to go.

Now detaching the lens. Ctrl + Z.

There you go. They're very easy to attach, they're very easy to remove.

Plus they're not that heavy, that's a very good perk

if you're using a smartphone stabilizer like the Zhiyun Smooth 4.

To conclude the first episode of 360 under

360 and the review of these

Sirui smartphone lenses, I would suggest if you're into photography

and filmmaking, you need to get these lenses.

One thing I forgot to mention is the price of these lenses

they cost almost as

half the price of a Moment lens. Yeah, I'm not kidding.

The link to buy these lenses is in the description below.

You can have a look at them. And I've also included a

link to a gallery where you can see the full resolution

sample images and timelapses that I shot with these lenses.

How do I end this video?

Okay, so if you like this video

or what would you like to see in the next

episodes of 360 under 360

do let me know in the comment section below. And I'll see you in the next one.

For more infomation >> 360Under360 Episode 1 - Sirui Smartphone Lenses Review - Duration: 5:46.

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

NBC Chicago Wednesdays Promo - Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD (HD) - Duration: 0:44.

♪♪♪♪

-"One Chicago" is a brilliant concept that Dick Wolf created.

-"Chicago Med" will be on Wednesdays at 8:00,

"Fire" will be at 9:00, and "P.D." at 10:00.

-Having all three shows on the same night

is something that I don't think has ever been done before.

-Chicago is a better place thanks to us.

-To the fans that watch all three shows,

this is a real treat for them.

-This is the best unit in the best city in the world.

-There's nothing else like this on television.

-So, the viewers can get involved with one show

and have their favorite characters there.

See them interacting with other characters

on the next show, and it's all gonna bleed into each other.

-Get to work.

-It's gonna be three hours of "One Chicago."

For more infomation >> NBC Chicago Wednesdays Promo - Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD (HD) - Duration: 0:44.

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

Nosotros los guapos | Albertano como maestro de Yoga - Duration: 2:02.

For more infomation >> Nosotros los guapos | Albertano como maestro de Yoga - Duration: 2:02.

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

The Purge 1x02 Promo "Take What's Yours" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:32.

For more infomation >> The Purge 1x02 Promo "Take What's Yours" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:32.

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

Реальне Життя в GTA 5 - Везу небезпечний груз на військову базу. Зустрів підписника. - Duration: 21:54.

For more infomation >> Реальне Життя в GTA 5 - Везу небезпечний груз на військову базу. Зустрів підписника. - Duration: 21:54.

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

Captain Marvel First LOOK REVEALED & Major Plot DETAILS!!! - Duration: 6:30.

what is good YouTube Warstu here with

that Captain Marvel video so

entertainment weekly drop some major

news we've got the first official look

at Captain Marvel aka Carol Danvers

played by brie Larson so we knew this

was coming last night brie Larson had a

conversation with insane a weekly on her

official Twitter account saying do you

want to break the internet and they're

like yeah cool so everyone's expecting

the trailer today I'm sorry guys

there's no trailer comment but don't

worry the trailer is coming we know this

because Entertainment Weekly said

they're going to be droppin exclusive

interview photos details upset visit

in-depth interviews with cast and crew

stay tuned to insane tweet com so the

trailer will be come in by the end of my

month mark my word so hey guys what you

hear would a video on Captain Marvel

make subscribe to never miss any

superhero based movie videos so a let's

talk Captain Marvel so we get a first

proper look at brie Larson's Carol

Danvers

Captain Marvel suit now it's not the

green it's still silver Kree inspired

suit that we expected because the behind

the scenes images we first got with like

green the Kree suit we are getting the

comic book classic suit and of course

people would moan about everything

because it's the Internet but personally

I love it guys so what warheads let me

know down below what do you think of

suit and we've also got some pretty cool

details about the up-and-coming Captain

Marvel movie now let's get into it so

there's a bright new star in the MCU

Captain Marvel leads the cover of

Entertainment Weekly new issue with an

exclusive first look at brie Larson Air

Force pilot turned intergalactic heroic

film fans know Kara Danvers only as a

mystery person paced by Nick Fury at the

end of Avengers infinity war she's gonna

be up she's gonna appear in this movie

and presumably she's gonna help take fan

of town but not before she gets to tell

her own story pretty cool and insane

Weekly has exclusive intel on this so we

know the movie comes out next year in

March gonna be cool

it's gonna be a twenty first movie in

the MCU but it's gonna be so dramatic

because it's the first solo female movie

in the MCU history now this is why we

know the trade is not randomly dropped

because Kevin Feige

everyone at Marvel everyone dizzy wants

a smoothie to blow up just like Wonder

Woman did so it says this in the past

decade the MCU has assembled a diverse

lineup of female heroes from witches to

warriors to wasps to widows but never

before has a woman headlined her own

story until Captain Marvel the park Kree

part human pilot who made her comics

back in 1968 brie Larson said this she

can't help but be herself Larson tells

insane weekly she can be aggressive she

can have a temper and she can be in your

face she also is quick to jump to things

which makes her amazing in battle

because she's the first one out there

and doesn't always wait for orders but

not waiting for orders is to some a

character flaw so is she sounds pretty

awesome

she sounds savage we know from a

background story in the comics that

she's got cosmic awareness energy

projection we know in other interview

that brie Larson said she can move

planets and Kevin Feige is describing

her as the strongest character they've

ever introduced in the MCU so does this

mean she's stronger than Thor I don't

know but she can wield the Infinity

Gauntlet in the comics I guess so she's

gonna have to be pretty opie so there's

some also some other details it says

here in C Entertainment Weekly's cover

finds Carole somewhere between Earth and

the sky a fitting place for a hero who's

trying to find out how to win a call all

her alien abilities with her more human

flaws Captain Marvel steppe sized the

traditional origin story template and

when it begins Kara's already has her

powers she's left her earthly life

behind to join an elite Kree military

team called

Star Force led by Jude Law's enigma

commander but before long Carol finds

herself back on earth with new questions

about her past and she's and she's got a

formidable enemy in the form of the

scrolls the notorious marble baddies

made all the more dangerous by the

shape-shifting abilities Ben plays their

leaders Tallis who's a spearhead scroll

invasion of Earth speaking of Earth

Captain Marvel takes place in the mid

90s long before steve rogers who

defrosted or Tony Stark built his first

suit

this allows the film to introduce

younger version of familiar faces are

like Samuel Jackson who plays Nick Fury

who still has two eyes shield desk

jockey as well as let Carol carve out

her own unique space in the MCU this is

not a superhero who is perfect or

unworldly or who has godlike connections

the MCU first FEMA director said but

what makes her special

it's just how human she is she's funny

but doesn't always tell good jokes and

she can be headstrong reckless but

doesn't always make the perfect decision

for herself but at core she is so much

heart so much humanity and all of its

messiness will be rolling out and then

it went on say would be roll out and

more information about other Captain

Marvel stuff exclusive interviews

exclusive pictures set photos with the

cast crew so we're gonna get a lots of

Captain Marvel this week it seems I'm

not expecting the trailer to cut until

midway through the month I guess towards

the end of the month on something like

Good Morning America usually Marvel

really do go ahead and advertise it

heavily when they're going to drop

trailer like it did with infinity war

they said exactly when it was coming out

the same venom I know Venom's not

technically MCU or Izzy I don't know how

to read hobb once work out but when

there's a trailer come in I would let

you guys know because it's gonna be

absolutely fine

good here for Marvel guys let me know

what you think about the suit do you

think it's fire if you do let's try and

get this video up to a hundred likes I

really can't wait to see what Carol

Danvers is gonna do in the MCU and see

if she can actually move Planet I'm

really excited to see if the person who

Nick Fury trusted he said last time I

trusted him I lost an eye is this gonna

be one of the scroll who was a

shapeshifter who was friends with who

was part a dancer shield is that gonna

be the case I really hope it is anyway

guys please like subscribe and comment

and I will catch you in another video

very soon catcher and now

For more infomation >> Captain Marvel First LOOK REVEALED & Major Plot DETAILS!!! - Duration: 6:30.

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

The discovery of our rowing bases:The Basin of the bar - Duration: 1:42.

For more infomation >> The discovery of our rowing bases:The Basin of the bar - Duration: 1:42.

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

US Navy Admiral planned Pearl Harbor attack in 1932 - Duration: 5:29.

An American admiral launched an almost perfect

carrier attack on Pearl Harbor during an exercise in 1932,

but the military failed to learn its lesson,

allowing the Japanese to launch almost exactly

the same attack nine years later.

Rear Admiral Harry E. Yarnell

was an early proponent of aircraft carriers,

but his displays of air power

were discounted by most of the admiralty.

The aircraft had only been invented

30 years earlier in 1903.

But almost immediately the military

started to look at how to use the technology in combat.

Now, different military branches

from different nations moved at different speeds,

and many navies considered planes

an observation platform and nothing more.

In World War I, pilots bombed enemy targets

by throwing munitions from their planes.

But aerial bombing was still considered a stunt by many,

and the U.S. Navy brass was convinced

that airplanes were not a threat to their capital ships.

Between the wars, aviation pioneers

tried to get the Navy and Army to understand

how important aircraft would be

in the next war.

Army General William Billy Mitchell had some success

in 1921 when his men sank the captured German battleship

Ostrfriesland in a test.

I don't know how to pronounce Ostrfriesland.

They wanted me to get it right,

they should have won the war.

But I'm glad they didn't.

Eleven years later,

Yarnell was given command of the attacking force

in an annual exercise to test the U.S. defenses

at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

The defenders were certain that he,

like all of his predecessors,

would launch his attack using his battleships and cruisers.

Instead, he turned to his carriers.

Yarnell ordered his cruisers to remain near San Diego

in complete radio silence

while his two carriers, the USS Lexington and USS Saratoga,

proceeded to Pearl Harbor with three destroyer escorts

inside a massive rainstorm that hid them

from enemy observers and radar.

On the morning of Sunday, Feb. 7, 1932,

the attacking fleet was in position

and Battleship Row was essentially asleep,

just like Dec. 7, 1941.

And, except for Japan's use of modified torpedoes

and the size of the respective fleets,

the attacks were nearly mirrors of one another.

The fighters took off first, F-4Bs.

They launched strafing runs against the defenders' fighters,

barracks, and other assets, keeping them from taking off.

Behind them, flights of BM-1 dive bombers dropped flares

and bags of flour that simulated bombs,

destroying every single battleship

and many of the other vessels.

Like the Japanese,

Yarnell attacked from the northeast and,

like the Japanese, he attacked in the wee hours

of a Sunday morning.

The referees of the exercise

declared Yarnell the clear winner,

but later reversed their decision

when Pearl Harbor admirals and generals complained

that Yarnell acted in an unfair manner.

Their complaints included that Sunday morning

was an inappropriate time for an attack.

Attacking on a Sunday morning?

That's like attacking on Christmas!

Who would do that? ♪ The king of the spot ♪

♪ Doing my thing ♪

♪ It's real good ♪

♪ And the call me king ♪ ♪ Big bad tricks under my wing ♪

- They also doubted the capability of their enemy

to even pull off that kind of ambush.

Sound familiar?

It's kind of like the time a Marine general

war-gamed a fictional Iran against the US military and won.

Check out the video about it.

The US military tapped Lieutenant General Paul Van Riper

to lead the Red opposing forces

in the most expensive military exercise in history.

Unfortunately for the United States,

the Japanese had naval officers

at their consulate on Oahu in 1932

who witnessed the exercise

and read the press coverage that followed,

allowing them to report on it to their superiors

almost 10 years before Japan launched its own attack.

The bulk of the U.S. military refused to accept the result.

In 1941, average sailors and soldiers

paid the price for their hubris.

But could the 1941 attack against Pearl Harbor

have been prevented anyway?

Exhaustive investigations concluded

that there were many factors that contributed

to the overwhelming defeat that day.

The warnings from the past were ignored.

Intelligence was misread or unshared.

Assets were spread thin throughout the Atlantic

and Pacific theaters.

But mostly, the Americans underestimated the Japanese,

just like in 1932.

The architect of the attack, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto,

determined that war with America was inevitable,

and also unwinnable.

Therefore, Japan must strike hard enough on the first day

to destroy American morale,

quote, to such an extent

that it could not be recovered.

Unquote.

Their plan was to lead the world in exploiting

the lethal capabilities of aircraft carriers.

For eleven months, they prepared in secret,

and finally on November 26th,

the strike fleet set out across the Pacific.

The next day, the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington,

Harold Stark, sent out a warning to all U.S. Navy outposts

in the Pacific.

Intelligence suggested Japanese action in the Philippines

or Southeast Asia.

But as the warning didn't mention Hawaii,

U.S. Admiral Husband E. Kimmel,

the commander of the Pacific Fleet,

failed to predict the imminent threat.

The morning of December 7, 1941,

two privates reported an unusually high spike

on their early warning oscilloscope

and finally decided to report it to Fort Shafter,

but were allegedly told to disregard.

There just had never been such an attack in the history

of naval warfare.

Japan sent six aircraft carriers

with over three hundred and fifty planes.

A date that would live in infamy.

19 U.S. ships and over 300 aircraft

were damaged or destroyed.

2,403 Americans were killed

and another 1,178 wounded.

It would be nearly four years of brutal war

until Japan finally surrendered.

(suspenseful music)

For more infomation >> US Navy Admiral planned Pearl Harbor attack in 1932 - Duration: 5:29.

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

😈 Future Type Beat x Juice Wrld Type Beat ⚫ Confessions| FREE 2018 - Duration: 3:34.

type beat

type beat 2018

lexi banks

lexi banks beats

future type beat 2018

juice wrld type beat

juice wrld type beat 2018

rap beats

instrumentals

future type beat 2019

love yourself

For more infomation >> 😈 Future Type Beat x Juice Wrld Type Beat ⚫ Confessions| FREE 2018 - Duration: 3:34.

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

Mritto Holo Porokaler Prothom Sthor || By Motiur Rahman Madani || Bangla Waz Short Video - Duration: 5:42.

For more infomation >> Mritto Holo Porokaler Prothom Sthor || By Motiur Rahman Madani || Bangla Waz Short Video - Duration: 5:42.

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

Ohio v. American Express: The Decision [SCOTUSbrief] - Duration: 5:19.

Fundamentally, the antitrust laws are about harm to competition in markets.

So, we define the market as our unit of analysis, uh, where that harm or benefit to the marketplace

might occur.

The credit card industry operates in what we call a two-sided market.

Companies like Mastercard, Visa, and American Express balance two sides in the marketplace.

One the one side, uh, stores are merchants that accept cards and allow consumers to use

them, uh, at the point of sale.

And on the other side, consumers are attracted, uh, by benefits that cardholders offer, frequent

flyer miles, uh, and other amenities.

Whereas stores, uh, are attracted by the prospect of increased sales by consumers who wish to

use that card, uh, inside the merchant's marketplace.

In two-sided markets, uh, market definition presents a fundamental difficulty.

There are more than one market or more than one group of consumers affected.

Whether antitrust law would treat two-sided or multi-sided markets differently than single-sided

markets was really what was at stake in Ohio versus American Express.

What was at the heart of this particular litigation is a contractual provision that American Express

requires merchants to agree to.

Occasionally, merchants would steer customers at the point of sale towards using Mastercard

or Visa rather than American Express so they could use lower merchant fees.

A steering arrangement, a contractual provision imposed by American Express among retailers,

prohibited merchants from doing so.

American Express' business model was: charge higher merchant fees, prohibit steering to

its competitors at the point of sale, but to use those higher fees to fund its benefits

to consumers.

Because of the steering provisions, American Express was able to increase output over time,

become a more effective competitor against Mastercard and Visa.

The tricky question in front of the Court was whether American Express' steering provisions,

that clearly resulted in slightly higher prices for merchants at the point of sale, were part

of the normal competitive process or were anti-competitive.

Justice Thomas' opinion focused on the economics of two-sided markets and how to distinguish

them from the normal single-sided markets, uh, that antitrust is normally concerned with.

Justice Thomas' opinion identified that the card networks at work here, American Express,

were transactional platforms.

And the way they competed was a little bit different than we think about the steel industry,

or the automobile industry, or supermarkets, or other markets that we commonly see at-

at issue in antitrust cases.

Here, firms compete by bringing together two sides of disparate markets that have interdependent

demand: cardholders and merchants.

A rule that harm to any group of consumers on any side of a platform would be sufficient

to declare a practice unlawful, Justice Thomas reasoned, would result in a rule in which

all sorts of pro-competitive activity would be chilled.

The antitrust laws would be doing the opposite of what they were designed to do.

In order to avoid that result, Justice Thomas and the majority set forth a relatively straightforward

rule.

And it's not a special rule for platforms.

It is bringing in line antitrust rules for platforms with traditional treatment.

Plaintiffs have the same burden,

that is, to satisfy the prima facie burden, a plaintiff must show harm to the overall

competitive process.

Justice Breyer authored the dissent and the opinion, joined by Justice Sotomayor, Kagan,

and Ginsburg.

Justice Breyer's dissent held that the appropriate way to handle multi-sided markets under Section

1 of the Sherman Act would be to allow the plaintiff to prevail wherever it could show

harm to one group of consumers.

In this case, Justice Breyer would have concluded that because merchants pay higher merchant

fees when they used the American Express network as a result of the steering fees, that would

be sufficient for the plaintiff's burden to be dispelled.

The majority decision makes clear that the antitrust framework for Section 1 that applies

to traditional markets is flexible enough to reach transactional platforms, credit card

networks and ridesharing apps being two particularly good examples.

The decision leaves open whether that same approach will be applied to non-transactional

platforms that have the advertisers on one side and users on another, and are missing

that component where each side can be held together through a common transaction that

remains to be seen likely in future litigation.

For more infomation >> Ohio v. American Express: The Decision [SCOTUSbrief] - Duration: 5:19.

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

Dead Cells (Switch) | Metroidvania heaven! - Duration: 3:49.

My upcoming video game flapper Tron coming soon dad sales, you know

I just the Tyler that reminds you like a Texan guy did see I barely played this game. So ah

To be kind of like a new experience for me and of the viewer

Isn't that right viewers now you feel more invested, but because my screen monitors resolutions weird, and I can't find the remote

I don't know how to do it on the actual screen. I can barely see the map Oh wonderful

How do I play this game again? Let's go slay some buds if I can get down there

What the fuck Wow, who is this guy? Fucking? Oh, of course

The first thing I'll do is try and attack him but you know, what do I need? Well, I can't get anything

I want the Nutcracker though or crack your nuts mate. Ah

A chest Oh, what is that? Whoa a Wolf Trap throws two traps now. It's lame

Hahaha - lection really sounds fun already Jesus what why not play this. Oh, oh sauce is too drunk. I

Sweat all my videos like I was when I was drunk or I plays when I was drunk

I need that kind of says cement. It's not it's not good as it lies is actually fun already

Jesus

What is that a mala

Mala shite I don't think that's how it said because if it is that's a very rude work. What'd I just do?

Wow, I just found you little prick. I just found a secret and you just ruined my moment get killed

What a nice little room that was it got me loads of cool stuff. There's a lady hanging

Sort of point that out. Although is it a lady? I did just assume her gender

I think I've definitely triggered someone with my statement right there

I really apologized to long-haired males out there who do like to hang from chains. It's quite a common occurrence to be fair

I'll share outside. What?

Okay, let's just smash open the door who needs to open the door what kind of loser oh, oh fuck that's what I get

I guess I guess that's Karma for me not opening the doors properly. Let's go a beer Oh

Lord Dargis satisfying Wolf Trap. I don't want the wolf trapper

I know you keep trying to get me to use your wolf trap, but I'm not interested

Eat that eat that eat that eat that eat that eat that I'm open. What the fuck? Oh my god. I'm going to die. I

Just died

Wow, I've got a little little salami move, which is kind of cool. That's a little slummy move

Wow I can use it on the enemies too. This game is revolutionary

This game is revolutionary. Oh my just shopping the face a little break. What is this tickle?

What the fuck why like tickling, um, I don't I don't like where this is going to be honest

This is how most hentai start. Hmm

Did you enjoy that slurp ladies and gents did you enjoy that slurp I know you enjoyed that slurp right

well

I'm gonna get a hundred more gold and we're gonna go back and get that scroll

And once I have my life will be complete. I'll never play this game again and waiting joke

I had chili well as games great. Oh

And me in the mornings. I've got only one more coin and I've got enough I think

Yes, let's go back and get my statistics

How do I

How do I get my statistics? I can't go back. I can't go back. I

Guess I'll just draw myself then

For more infomation >> Dead Cells (Switch) | Metroidvania heaven! - Duration: 3:49.

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

RUSSIANS REACT TO MEXICAN MUSIC | Mi Banda El Mexicano - Ramito De Violetas | REACTION - Duration: 8:16.

Today we're gonna react to Mi Banda El Mexicano

It means "My Mexican band"

The song is called "Ramito de Violetas"

It means "Bouquet of violets"

It's written in Spanish

It says 1973

Es una agrupación musical de origen mexicano creada en 1973

Que originalmente era un grupo de rock y más tarde vérsatil

Strange translation

Pero fue en los '80 cuando decidieron grabar temas de banda sinaloense sintetizada

Y a partir de 1990 del estilo tecnocumbia

They were successful in baile del Caballito

That musical style became popular in Latin America

Are they still active or they are retired?

They were active from 1973 to 2001

And then from 2009 to current time

Maybe they changed their members

But kept the name

They look cool

That guy is singing?

The drummer

Their costumes are the colors of Mexican flag

Yes, the flag

See, there's a synthesizer

Interesting music

The style of the 90s

With the synthesizer

They have really cool boots, I forgot what they're called

I don't know

They're probably singing about love

They seem very... very calm

Well, they're not young

Sounds like disco music

It was popular in Russia too

Tight custumes

That was fashion back then

So that the chest is open

Golden chains

Where did you see chains?

I saw it on one of them

Yeah, they all have chains

They have some symbols on their chains

It's probably a part of their costumes

He said "bouquet of violets"? -Yes

It sounds like a woman's name - Violetta

Yes, that's what was popular in the 90s

Interesting band

They are very bright

They are funny, I think they are funny

Yeah, the colors of the flag. They are funny

I wanna listen to newer songs

This is the same song but with a video

There's a storyline I think. You wanna watch?

Let's do it

You're gonna put them together? -Yes

They had mobile phones back then?

Mexicans had

In Russia there weren't phones, but they had them

Some kid

I think there's a girl living with mom

And the kid brought her some letter

She fell in love -(MOM): She thinks about her past

Fell in love with who? -I don't know

No, I think she's thinking about her past love

That's the same girl?

You think she's remeniscing about her boyfriend?

Yes, maybe a kid brought her letters too when she was young

He was in love with her

And she used to come see him too

That's what I think

Cute boy

He brought something again

It happens again

I think some guy sends her letters

That young kid

I can't understand it

Maybe that's how it began with that guy and her when they were young

He brought something in that box

Violets

Who is that man?

That's a narrator

He sat like this

He was telling this story

When he saw that letter he looked like this

He's a narrator

I didn't understand anything at all

Because we don't know the language

We should learn Spanish

And we will know what they say

What do you think about this band?

They are funny

Yeah, only funny

After watching their concert, I think they are funny

In the music video we didn't understand the idea

I think it was like that, you thought it was like this

Please explain the video to us, guys

Me and you always have different opinions

And ideas

Let us know in the comments what happened there

Like, subscribe and follow us on Instagram and Facebook

For more infomation >> RUSSIANS REACT TO MEXICAN MUSIC | Mi Banda El Mexicano - Ramito De Violetas | REACTION - Duration: 8:16.

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

Britain's Vampire Crisis: Luke McQueen Investigates - Duration: 3:40.

For more infomation >> Britain's Vampire Crisis: Luke McQueen Investigates - Duration: 3:40.

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

The Jeselnik & Rosenthal Vanity Project Returns from the Dead - Duration: 1:09.

- Hi, I'm Anthony Jeselnik, a famous handsome comedian.

- But this is a podcast, so being handsome

really doesn't help you out that much.

- This is Gregg Rosenthal, analyst for the NFL network,

for now.

- I do wanna keep my job with the NFL.

- Impossible, you're gonna get divorced,

you're gonna lose your job and I'll probably end up

with your children.

- That wouldn't be that bad of an outcome, for them.

- We talk about sports, off the field issues, comedy.

- People are gonna be excited, everywhere I go,

people just go up RJVP.

- Yeah, RJVP is dead, now it's the JRVP,

the Jeselnik and Rosenthal Vanity Project.

- You can download it, subscribe, you can do

whatever you want.

We can't really believe that this is happening again,

three years after the NFL took us off their airwave.

- I can't believe you keep talking about the old podcast.

- I think you gotta give a little shoutout

to the old listeners, just to say that it existed before.

- People move on with their lives.

- Subscribe please, it'll be better than last time.

- Mm, half of it's gonna be great.

For more infomation >> The Jeselnik & Rosenthal Vanity Project Returns from the Dead - Duration: 1:09.

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

Red Light, Green Light (from DEEJ) - Duration: 0:35.

Male voice: Round and round and round

they roll, voices blurred by the pulsating beat

and metallic whir of wheels on wood.

My fellow kindergartners— curly-haired Nikki

and half-grinning Julia, Austin in his baseball cap,

and Lisa of the trampoline.

"Deeeej," they squeal,

a kind of moving sun, hands joined, reaching, stretching, hoping to add me

to their ray.

They don't see autism yet, don't know that I've been "included."