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Kasbo - Lay It On Me (Lyrics / Lyric Video) Feat. Keiynan Lonsdale - Duration: 3:43.
This love is holding us but are we gonna make it?
I'm saying
Oh lay it on me yo, Oh lay it on me yo
We're caught in stone you know we might not make it
I'm saying
Oh lay it on me yo, Oh lay it on me yo
This love is holding us but are we gonna make it?
I'm saying
Oh lay it on me yo, Oh lay it on me yo
We're caught in stone you know we might not make it
I'm saying
Oh lay it on me yo, Oh lay it on me yo
I wish you'd just tell me to go
but it's like you've had enough
And I'm caught in your mind
But your feet ain't moving, are you cool with us?
See the ball is rolling past the two of us
Tell me what are you thinking?
But are we slowly sinking
And I'm paddling fast, faster than fast
I'm feeling afraid that I could lose you somehow
with you it's right now
How did I go wrong, Thought I'd belong
Oh lay it on me yo, but are we gonna make it?
Oh lay it on me yo, I'm saying
This love is holding us but are we gonna make it?
I'm saying
Oh lay it on me yo, Oh lay it on me yo
We're caught in stone you know we might not make it
I'm saying
Oh lay it on me yo, Oh lay it on me yo
I wish you'd just tell me to go
but it's like you've had enough
And I'm caught in your mind
But your feet ain't moving, are you cool with us?
Yeah the ball is rolling past the two of us
Gotta let me know
Does this mean that we're over?
And now, you hide to numb your pain
We went so off course
I don't know how we did it
Somehow we lost our way
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Green Room: Guidance Just for Me - Duration: 0:31.
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Did it help?
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Difference Between Me v I v Myself | English Grammar - Duration: 6:53.
is it 'my friend and I' or 'my friend and me'? Well, keep watching and in this class
I'm going to answer the question and explain the difference between me, myself
and I... are you ready?
I'm Greg you're British English teacher from Online Language Academy and in this
class we're going to be looking at a question that even advanced students
make a mistake with... and even some native speakers get wrong! So let's begin. The
first thing you need to remember is that we always put the other person first.
It's polite, it's saying that they're more important than me, OK, it's humble,
it's British, it's polite, it's nice. Now, not everybody does this and I'm talking
about native English speakers. It's so common, in fact, it's so common to not do
that and to put yourself first that it sounds right! If I'm being honest, I do
that a lot, but I really recommend you to always try to put the other person first.
It's going to help you sound more polite and also it's going to leave less room
for you to make a mistake. So, let's have a look at this example. My friend and me
went shopping yesterday, or my friend and I went shopping yesterday. Alright, me
or I? Here is my personal trick, alright? If you want to know whether to use 'me' or
'I' just delete the other person from the sentence. So instead of saying 'my friend
and... my friend and me went shopping yesterday' or 'my friend and I went
shopping yesterday', let's delete 'my friend and'... and then read the sentence.
Which sounds correct: 'me went shopping yesterday' or 'I went shopping yesterday'.
It's obviously the second one. It's obviously 'I went shopping yesterday'. Alright, 'me
went shopping yesterday' you sound like a caveman if you say that.
Alright, so that's the answer, the answer is 'I'. Just delete the other person
and see which makes sense, see which sounds right, see which grammatically
looks better... and that the answer! Alright, now let's look at a different
example: 'the dog followed my dad and me' or 'the dog followed my dad and I'. Again,
what we can do is delete 'my dad' and read the sentence: 'the dog followed me' or 'the
dog followed I'. The dog followed I?? No way! Alright, 'I' is followed by a verb (I play,
I went, I go, I like...) but when we use this as a noun, we use 'me'. 'The dog
followed me'. Can you see me? Can you hear me? Do you want to learn English with me?
OK, hey if you do, by the way, then of course subscribe to my channel
and get my ebook - that's a great idea if you want to answer many other questions
that is going to fix your broken English. Anyway, let's have a look now at
MYSELF. Myself is, again, it's a word that many native speakers are starting to use
incorrectly and I don't want that to happen to you. So here is how to use
myself. Two ways: basically one way is it's the reflexive. So when you look in a
mirror you can see yourself, alright? You are the subject and the object of the
sentence. You can see yourself. If you want to practice your English speaking
skills the best way is to speak to a native teacher. But, it's not the only way
to practice. You can also speak to yourself, you're still practicing, you can
speak to yourself. The second use of myself is when we emphasise 'I' (not 'me') but
you emphasise 'I'. For example, 'I did it myself'.
I did it myself, nobody helped me, I did it, I did it myself.
Oh yeah, I know you passed the exam. I saw the results myself. I am emphasizing 'I'. 'I
saw the results myself'. 'Oh hey, give me her address and I'll
write to her myself'. You don't have to write to her, I'll do it, I'll write to
her myself'. I'll write to her myself. Just one extra little expression for you and
that is BY MYSELF. By myself means 'alone'. I'll live by myself - I'll live alone. Or,
every day I have lunch by myself - everyday I have lunch alone. So my question for
you today is: what are some things that you can do if you want to improve your
English by yourself? What are some things that you can do to improve your English
by yourself? Let me know in the comments and look at the comments for other
people's ideas. It's great to have a little community, share ideas, because
everybody is here to learn English, so if we can help each other then that is
fantastic! OK, so subscribe on YouTube for more
video lessons from me and remember to get my ebook for 16 steps to fix your
broken English. Alright, thanks for watching and I'll see you soon!
Bye for now!
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Surprisingly Similar Way to Me (Spain & Rackoff) Original Song - Duration: 4:12.
I WANT A FELLA WHO LIKES ME, AND, LIKE ME, HE'S LIKE ME
IN TURN.
AND I WANT A GUY WHO ALONE IS MY OWN, IS MY CLONE, IS
MY YEARN.
HE'D HAVE A PERFECT S.A.T.
SCORE.
AND THEN HE WENT TO M.I.T., AND THEN HE JOINED THE PEACE CORPSE.
HIS MIND HAS MANY VIEWPOINTS, AND QUITE A FEW SUPERFLUOUS I.Q. POINTS
IN A SURPRISINGLY SIMILAR WAY TO ME.
HE'LL HAVE NO TOLERANCE FOR GLUTEN.
ABOVE HIS BED, HE'LL HAVE A POSTER PRINT OF ISAAC NEWTON.
HE'LL STAY INSIDE IN SUMMER.
AND EV'RYONE WILL TELL HIM HE'S A BUMMER IN A SURPRISINGLY SIMILAR WAY TO ME.
HE'D BE MY KITH AND MY KIN, HE MY TWIN, HE MIGHT WIN ME—
IF MIGHTY, MIGHT HE.
AND ZHOO ZHOO ZHOOOOOO [LIGHTSABER SOUND], WHEN HE'S IN BED, I
IMAGINE HE'LL HAVE SUPER-SEXY MOVES JUST LIKE A JEDI.
HE'LL HAVE MATH'MATIC KNOWLEDGE.
I BET HE KISSED A GIRL OR TWO IN COLLEGE IN A SURPRISINGLY SIMILAR WAY TO ME.
I KNOW I'M AFRAID; THIS IS HOW I COPE.
BUT STILL, THERE'S A PLACE THAT'S INSIDE
THAT I HIDE, IN MY SOUL,
LIKE A BOWL— OR A CUP
FILLING UP WITH HOPE.
I HOPE!
I HOPE FOR LOVE AND CHOC'LATE TRUFFLES.
I WANT A GIANT WEDDING DRESS THAT'S BURSTING FORTH WITH RUFFLES!
IF ASKED, I MAY DENY IT.
GUESS I'M THE SORT TO KEEP MY FEELINGS QUIET IN A SURPRISINGLY SIMILAR WAY TO HIM.
I'LL BE HIS QUEEN, HE'LL BE MY CONSORT.
WELL, ONE OF US SHOULD BE THE UNASSUMINGLY WITHDRAWN SORT.
I MAY NOT HAVE A CHILL SIDE, BUT ALL THE SAME, I LOVE A STARRY HILL-SIDE
IN A SURPRISINGLY SIMILAR WAY TO HIM.
WHICH IS PRECISELY EXACTLY THE SAME AS ME!
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Direct, MrFijiWiji & Holly Drummond - Trust in me (LYRICS : CC) - Duration: 4:13.
Deep in my heart, I hear you calling
But I won't let you in
I'm so afraid that I'll keep on losing
But you're whispering
Trust in me, love me
Open up your heart and let our love begin Trust in me and let me in
Love me, oh, love me
Love me, oh, love me
Trust in me, love me
Open up your heart and let our love begin Trust in me and let me in
I'm growing tired of always running
From what I'm looking for Won't let this fear take over my life
Not anymore
Trust in me, love me
Open up your heart and let our love begin Trust in me and let me in
Love me, oh, love me
Love me
Trust in me, love me
Open up your heart and let our love begin Trust in me and let me in
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Bear Me Again - A Sailor's Wings - Duration: 3:39.
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What Happened To Me | Matt Karnuk - Duration: 3:12.
okay so there's a few things that I want to say first which is I'm sorry if
there's a whole bunch of like background noise my neighbors have been loan them
on their lowing mowing their lawn wow I cannot talk for like ever and my air
conditioning just turned to one so there's just a bunch of sound and I'm
too impatient at this point to wait any longer to make this video other than
that I'm sure that you guys are completely wondering where I've been for
like the longest time because you know I mean it's been close to like three
months now since I've made a video within like my past couple of videos I've said that I
would be making videos consistently and then I just kind of dropped off the face
of the earth when it came to YouTube and I am very sorry for that but I can
explain very very well why that happened and here is the main reason this is an
iPod Touch 5 this is my iPod Touch 5 that I have had for about like 5 or 6
years something like that now and yeah this is exactly what I've always used to
edit my videos to shoot my videos everything you've ever seen on YouTube
most of it has been created bright on this little thing and it honestly it
doesn't do much for me at all not anymore
it did for a while and it was because I have a lot of passion for this kind of
stuff and no matter what I have I find a way to work with it and then at one
point when I started making videos it's just would die so, like I couldn't record
anything even when I plugged it in like it just like something went wrong every
time and it was so bad that like I couldn't upload it like it
there was just no possible way, but I just graduated high school and that's
something else that we'll talk about at some point and so right after that I
bought a Canon T6i which is the camera I've wanted forever and it also came in
this wonderful little box that Canon put together called the
Canon video creator kit which is made for people just like me making videos of
just about any kind and it comes with a wonderful Rode microphone and comes with
an awesome SD card that is not cheap it actually has some good memory on it as
long with a wonderful lens which I am very thankful for since now if I
actually have this professional equipment to make some awesome videos
now you guys can see me clearly hear me clearly and I'm not gonna be as limited
as to what I was before so hopefully some of my newer projects and videos
will be a lot more exciting than they ever have been before and if you guys
are excited for anything new or if you did just like this video please give it a
big thumbs up and I make videos every single Wednesday and Thursday make sure
to subscribe right over here one of my latest videos are right over here and at
some point I will have like merch floating around me somewhere that you
guys can look at if you guys want to buy it because I will be working on some
merch I know I made some before I just haven't kept up with it but I will for
now since I actually will be keeping up with my channel which is very exciting
and that's it for now so I'll see you guys next time
peace bye
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This is the definition of me :) - Duration: 0:22.
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Recently Been Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes: Which Kind Of Diet Is Best For Me - Duration: 5:04.
Hello, I am Ty Mason of thediabetescouncil.com, researcher, writer and I have type 2 diabetes.
Today I want to talk which diabetes diets.
After you watch the video today, I invite you check out the description box for my new
ebook.
This is one of the most comprehensive diabetes meal planning book you can find.
It contains diabetes friendly meals/recipes, recipes for different goals such as 800-1800
calories per day meal plan, diabetes meal planning tips and tricks.
There are also tons of diabetes friendly recipes for everyone!
When it comes to this question, I find it very difficult to answer because the same
diet might be great for me and not so great for you.
So what I am going to give you today is a basic diet for someone with Type 2 Diabetes
and you may need to modify it for your particular situation.
There are many diets out there.
There are carb counting diet, plate diets, low carb/high fat diets, I mean I could spend
the rest of our time just listing diet suggestions from all over the spectrum.
But I will instead give you a diet that has worked for me and thousands of others and
it really is not that difficult to follow.
A very good rule for a Type 2 Diabetes diet is to increase your intake of fruit, veggies
and grains and decrease your intake in "bad" fats and sugar.
Does this mean you can't have meats and potatoes and a cookie?
No it doesn't, it just means moderation is the key.
Another key is to eat.
Really!
Eat.
Rather than have 3 full meals per day, I suggest 5 or 6 small ones per day to keep your blood
sugar on an even keel.
I don't mean you have to prepare 6 meals, some of those meals may well be "snacks"
but healthy snacks with a purpose.
You can count calories if you like, but honestly I have never counted a calorie in my life.
I have counted carbs, and that might also be something you would want to do, but I suggest
you look at low Glycemic Load Foods and eat them as much as possible.
A Glycemic Load is a great way to see how a food will interact with your blood sugar.
Glycemic Index just gives you a number when a certain amount of a food is eaten compared
to a control food and they really aren't all alike.
But the GL does use the GI system but takes it further and uses an actual portion size.
I suggest you get a good reliable GL index (there are several online) you can email me
and I will be happy to help.
Eat foods that are LOW GL which is 10 or below in the proportions given.
Again, your main diet will consist of grains, veggies and fruits, as well as fish but you
can eat a hamburger every now and then, have a piece of cake on occasion.
Here is what your daily food intake might include:
healthy carbs (fruit, legumes, vegetables, whole-wheat flour and wheat bran); fiber-rich
foods such as nuts and beans; heart-healthy fish such as salmon, mackerel and tuna; and
"good" fats, which include avocados, almonds, olives and walnuts.
Foods to avoid include saturated fats, trans fats, cholesterol and sodium.
Avoid on a daily basis, but not banned forever.
It is of utmost importance to eat a nice hearty and healthy breakfast!
You can check out a couple of videos I have produced on breakfast.
It is vital to start the day right.
You basically start there and eat about every 2-3 hours.
You can eat breakfast at 8am.
By 10 or so, have a small meal, fruits, nuts, small sandwich.
Have lunch at 1 and maybe it is a bit more substantial.
Continue this process throughout the day trying to not eat anything or very little after 8
or 9pm.
Also, be sure to exercise as much as you can.
And don't feel bad to have that ice cream cone every now and then.
Grill up a big steak once a month.
It is OK.
Don't forget to get my new ebook and please, subscribe to our channel for many more videos
like this one in the future.
Thanks for watching.
I am Ty Mason.
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25 FACTS ABOUT ME - Duration: 2:24.
Hey guys, welcome to this new video
Today I have a 25 facts about me challenge for you guys
So you guys will get to know me a little bit better
So let's get started
The first fact is that I'm an only child
Me and my parents travel a lot but mostly outside Europe
That means we always travel by plane and not by car
I was born in Belgium and lived there till I was 10 years old
But I've always been to a Dutch school so that's why I don't speak with an accent
I'm a HUGE fan of Ariana Grande !
I have 1 dog called Tommy
I've never broke a bone in my body
Since I was 4 I'm dancing
And that really is my passion
I'm the 5th generation of the family
That means that when I was born I've had my dad..
My grandma, great grandma and great great grandma
So the grandma of my grandma was still alive
Unfortunately 6 years after I was born she passed away
I love spicy food
In August I will be going to America and live there for 10 months
But I think a lot of you guys already knew
I love to sleep and stay in bed long in the morning
When I was little I didn't like chocolate
My birthday is on the 9th of February
I love traveling and I love to go to different countries
I don't like to go to the same country twice because I want to see more of the World
Except for America, I love it there
I'm having the 7 best friends of the whole wide world !
My worst subject in school is economics
When I was little I fell on the curb
And I still have a suture in my eyebrow
But you hardly can see it
I have long nails
I'm not going to a church but I believe that there is something else then only life on Earth
The phone I have right now is a iPhone 6s Rosé Gold and it's my third phone
I have all the episodes of The House of Anubis on DVD
As well as the 2 movies
I was a die hard fan
I love concerts
I've been to Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Justin Bieber
Twice to Ariana Grande
And I've also been to the MTV EMA's in Rotterdam
When I was 11 I've had surgery on my teeth
And I've had braces for a long time
When I was little I played the guitar
So this was the video already
I hope you know me a little bit better know
Don't forget to give this video a huge tumbs up
And subscribe to my channel
And I hope to see you again
When I'm back with a new video
Byeeee
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No Triathlon Kim Interviews Me About The Marathon Swim - Duration: 14:44.
- What were the emotions that you felt,
that you cycled through?
(whooshing)
- This is where she gets the tears.
- They're coming.
(whooshing)
The entire swim is a bathroom break.
As far as I'm concerned. - Right, well.
(whooshing)
- In a fascinating turn of events Trainiacs,
No Triathlon Kim suggested that
I'm always up here yapping away,
and I might not be so very good
at communicating the vulnerable stuff.
And, as you might know, she is a former reporter,
so is good at asking the cut to the bone questions.
And since she suggested that she interview me
about the long swim, et cetera, et cetera.
So, uh, that's what's gonna happen today.
Alright.
Let her rip.
- Um, Okay. Where to begin.
Um, turn off the ringer. (cell phone ringing)
That's where to start.
- Always.
- Now, really, where to start?
I think, the key thing that I thought was maybe missing
from the long swim video,
and your day after long swim video,
was talking to the Trainiacs about the emotions
that you felt while you were swimming,
because you didn't just paddle for 10 hours
and then you were done,
you go through a lot during those 10 hours,
so, what were the emotions that you felt,
that you cycled through?
- Started out as, excitement in the first few hours.
The first two hours was, it felt easy,
in the video, I made a comment that
it felt like walking. - Felt like walking.
- And, I knew that around three and a half hours,
it would get tough, and it did,
but I didn't really realize the extent to the toll
it was gonna take on my body.
I knew that I was gonna be in pain,
and that there was gonna be a bunch of mental chatter,
but it was actually like,
it was so far beyond that pain and mental chatter that
I think the cold,
it basically skipped me through that elation and excitement,
and went all the way through pain, like, right away.
And, I think my body started actually shutting down,
and, before I could even really feel pain,
my brain started shutting down.
Like, I swam a ton of it with my eyes closed,
not because of any reason besides
I just couldn't process visual images very well.
I couldn't process people talking to me very well.
- And then something you said
in one of the radio interviews that you did,
was that you, that range of emotions included,
despair, sadness, fear, loneliness,
I don't think people necessarily think about that.
They just think about, "Okay, it hurts,"
and you're trying to say to yourself
"Keep going, keep going,"
but those, those were a totally different range of emotions
than I think people would expect you to feel.
- It was loneliness, it was sadness,
because I wasn't able to swim with Pat and Jacque,
and the whole point of this was to do it together,
and because my brain wasn't working,
I couldn't process "Okay, when I stop,
I know that I start getting frozen,
and I can't tread water for more than a few seconds
without having to keep going."
I was just upset at them,
because I thought that they abandoned me.
It's not a rational thought,
it's just, your basic emotions are happiness,
anger, sadness is maybe like a mixture of those two,
and you just take the most basic emotions that I had,
and that's all the thoughts that were going through my head.
It was never fear.
I don't really know how to describe it.
It was just a feeling of being alone.
- Mhmm. I think that's important to point out,
because when you listen to interviews with the pros
after Kona, and you ask Mirinda Carfrae,
"What was it that allowed you to make that amazing comeback,
and win the race?"
And she goes into sort of a pat answer
about just pushing through and other people
having a great race, and the motivation,
but you never hear about like, "I wanted to cry."
"It hurt. I felt lonely. I felt sad that
my teammates abandoned me." - I cried.
- Yeah, so, I think that's
important to hear, - I cried in my goggles.
- from someone like you,
because a lot of folks watching your videos
are trying to get motivation.
37 kilometers is an amazing feat, yes,
but he is still just like you guys,
and going through those emotions.
Cause a lot of people in the comments
were talking about, like,
"I'm gonna do 1,000 meters, and it's scary to me like that."
You might go through those same emotions too,
but you can push through, and that's important too.
- It wasn't that long ago that,
when I started originally swimming
with people like Pat and Jacque, and more elite triathletes,
that I realized how much further
in their training lifespan they were than I was,
and it was five or six years ago,
I ended up just completely dismantling my swim,
and swimming in the shallow end of the pool
for about three months.
Then it wasn't a matter of,
"Okay, I'm struggling just to stay afloat,"
and that was the biggest thing
that I had to be able to get over too.
To contemplate doing something like this,
and then once you do that, it's not a matter of like,
fear of water that I've got to overcome,
it's how far can I push my body.
- Pat had to pull out because he knows his body so well
that he knew hypothermia was setting in,
it was getting dangerous,
he couldn't even do the strokes anymore.
We could even tell from the boat it wasn't good.
Cause Pat's a machine.
One of the best triathletes in this province ever.
And to see him struggle, we knew something wasn't right.
So, he knew to pull out.
For you, you didn't have that,
you weren't going through that,
but you were going through,
"This is terrible, this hurts," et cetera,
what allowed you to keep going,
and bring that back, of course,
to the amateur triathletes here,
who might have trouble completing that sprint swim.
- So really good question
that I don't really have a great answer to.
The only thing that was going through my head
was such a basic thought of,
I recognized that it was difficult,
but there wasn't such a huge range of challenges.
I knew it was basically just me against me.
I wonder if the meditating that I've done over the last year
has helped simplify a lot of the variables and challenges
that could come into my head, because I remember,
the last long swim that we did,
there was so much chatter from all different sides of like,
pain, difficulty, - Quit, quit, quit, quit,
- fear, quit, nutrition, - quit, quit, quit.
- stomach. In this case, I tried to just break it down to,
"What are the things that I have to do to finish this?"
And it was putting one arm in front of the other,
and not stopping.
- But, I think a lot of people will ask you,
"Okay, that's great.
That's lovely to say 'Just don't stop.'"
What advice can you give to people, I guess,
is what I'm trying to ask,
who are saying "Okay, that's awesome,
how can I not quit like you didn't quit?"
- That's really tough,
cause I think that it's different for everyone.
I think that everyone has to find their reason to not quit.
A charity, or whether it's your family,
or whether it's your kids, or personal satisfaction.
In my case, it was having thousands of people
all around the world that I could motivate,
and celebrate with,
and that sense of accomplishment that I could
share with a lot of people. - Too many people to let down
if you stopped.
- No, it wasn't so much that.
It's not that I didn't want to let people down,
it was, I wanted more people to succeed.
(cheering)
Now, you and Melissa craftily edited this out,
but when you got out of the boat,
your mom was the first one to come and give you a hug,
and both of you started sobbing.
This is a man, in all the years I've known you,
I've seen you get teary, like twice.
- This is where she gets the tears. They're coming.
- Um. So, your mom hugged you, and you sobbed.
- That happened when I hugged her, and when I hugged you,
when I hugged my dad, um, pretty much everyone.
That collage of so many emotions, of happiness,
of having no reason to be afraid anymore,
I don't know what is the one thing.
It's overwhelming and uncontrollable at that point.
- What did it mean to you, though,
to have all those people on shore waiting for you,
your aunt and your cousins showed up,
and your mom came towards the end
to make sure to be there for the finish.
And really, having your dad and brother with you for,
almost all of the day, cause they ran the support boat,
and gave him his nutrition every thirty minutes.
They were his boat.
We were ahead with Jacque and Pat in the other boat,
and I was doing all the shooting.
They were in a smaller fishing boat,
so there wasn't really room
for me and all the vlogging equipment.
- Having your parents there, I mean,
years and years of memories
that all bubble to the surface during times like that.
It's overwhelming to have parents there,
to have my brother there,
who hasn't really ever been a part of anything
that has been triathlon or endurance related,
it's not his bag.
And have him to share that with, that was really cool.
Pregnant sister.
- Mhmm. Waddled along the shore. Poor Kara.
- Waddling along the side of the shore.
You there supporting me.
That flood of emotion that you get to share that experience
with the people that are closest to you.
I mean, that's part of the why.
Knowing that I wanted to have that feeling at the end.
You don't get that with a win at work,
or a promotion, or an awesome phone call from a client,
you get that from coming from the lowest lows
and getting to the highest highs
with the people that are most important to you right there.
Like hell yeah, I'm gonna cry.
- It's funny when you told me after,
that Barry, your dad, and Jessie, your brother,
were both, "You got it! You're doing great!"
every time you went up for nutrition,
and you were like "Yeah."
Cause you just don't have - Yeah.
- the brainpower to sort of process,
or respond in any other way, and hopefully,
I would think everyone on the boat sort of understands
that you don't have much to give back,
even when we're cheering you on "You're doing awesome!
Not much longer!" Whatever, and "Mm." Is the answer.
- Yeah, that's about what you can give at that point.
You don't have anything besides
the energy to focus on the next swim stroke.
And even eating is difficult. Those treats that I had,
they were good, they tasted good,
but getting the brain cells around "Okay, I have to eat,"
like, you're not even there to enjoy it.
So, it's hard to enjoy - Mhmm.
- that time with your family while you're going through it,
and it all builds up, - Mhmm.
- in a big bag of tears at the end.
- Mm. Couple of quick questions,
what part of your body was most sore during,
and what part of your body is most sore after, now?
- Most sore during, was back of the neck,
from looking up and sighting, constantly.
It was every, early on, just kind of naturally, I sight
every about, three or five strokes.
And then, towards the end,
because I was swimming basically with my eyes closed,
it would be every tenth or twelfth stroke.
And it hurt a lot.
Right now, - Oh yeah, you've talked
- this. Wrist. - about the wrist.
- I think wrist is sprained. - And we don't know why.
- Yeah. Don't know why.
- You also said though,
your abs are sore from all the kicky kick.
- Yeah.
- Kicky kick. Technical term. - Yes.
Abs aren't bad right now.
- Oh no? - They were kind of crampy,
more just fatigued, during the race.
- There are a lot of questions,
and they were asked on the radio as well today,
about bathroom breaks.
There were no bathroom breaks,
this was a continuous swim - The entire swim
is a bathroom break - Right. Well.
- as far as I'm concerned.
- But you didn't use your wetsuit as a diaper.
- Jacque did.
- No, Jacque didn't. - Oh, right. (laughs)
- Jacque peeled his wetsuit off.
But anyway. While swimming. Never stopped swimming.
But what happens? Like, how?
You didn't need to empty your bowels, basically.
So how does that happen?
- Like when you pee?
- No, I know what happens when you pee in a pool.
How is it that your bowels,
that you ended up going 10 hours without needing to.
- Because so much of your blood flow is in your arms,
and your legs, keeping them mobile,
there's not enough blood in your stomach,
in your digestive system, to push anything through.
And because you are fueling on liquids already,
it wants to come out as a liquid.
- Why then, does this happen
to long distance marathon runners,
where often, their bowels release at the end?
- Gravity.
- Oooooh, gravity. Interesting.
- Don't have gravity, swimming.
- Okay, how did the water taste?
It was quite dirty as everybody could tell.
- Taste like a lake. Taste like a lake with a bunch of dirt.
- Yeah. Cause it's a clay bottom.
That's why the water looks that way,
the red river in Winnipeg has a clay bottom.
- Jacque and I, we both looked blue after,
as a combination of being really cold and actually blue.
But also, having, like gray clay in our face.
- Mhmm. Don't have any other good questions.
Anything else you'd want me to ask you?
(mumbles)
They were asking about wet suit stuff.
- Chafing on the wetsuit happened there,
and I think back there.
- Yeah, no, you've got one little.
- Oh, that's actually not too bad. Oh and here.
- Oh yeah. Right there. Ooh, it's quite eh.
- Did you chafe? Yep. How do you deal with it?
Lots of BodyGlide and just accept that it's gonna happen.
- Well yeah, they BodyGlid?
- BodyGlid.
- Glid up quite substantially before they got in the water,
just running those. - Oh yeah.
- People were asking about your next big adventure,
you talked prior to the race about it usually
being about a three year cycle,
that you're not gonna want to do anything
this painful for another three years.
You guys have joked about like a long bike ride
to a really far off location in the province,
but what, actually, would you wanna do for a next,
for an encore?
- The absolute next thing I wanna do is a half IronMan,
just get back to being a triathlete,
maybe end of October, beginning of November?
And next big thing, I don't know.
It actually does not seem like
it's gonna be three years away.
- What is that supposed to mean?
- That means that I'm actually kinda feeling very empowered,
and motivated to do something sooner
than three years from now.
- We're gonna have to have a chat about that.
- That's a good place to end it!
Hopefully I'm here tomorrow
for another edition of Triathlon Taren.
Thanks, Trainiacs, and thank you, N. T. K..
- Bye.
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*Oh look we have never seen a James Bond meme*
*Kick*
*"Pyrocynical" groans*
(insert unfunny laughing track here)
Rip
I've done it guys.
I've caved in, and made a new Twitter.
*kidzbop cheer*
If you feel that your pee pee is too small, or you wish you had a triple size a-cup,
then go ahead and follow the account and your dreams will come true.
(Probably.)
I'll be explaining in my future video
why I had to make a new Twitter, but for now be sure to give it a follow, give it some support,
and, like all the tweets and,
retweet everything, you human slave.
If you've only just followed this account,
please go on this tweet and like, and retweet the balls out of it!
Now I could tell you I'll be following the first couple people to do that,
but,
I'd be lying.
If I have the unpleasantry of waking up tomorrow morning
I want to check this tweet and see it up there with the Oscars and nuggs for Carter.
We can do it guys!
And if any of you are interested, you can-
You can add me on MySpace.
Just-
*shouts far from the mic for comedic effect* D-Do any of you even use myspace?
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How To Give Me Your Money - Duration: 3:38.
Hello, YouTube viewers. My name is Thomas, Aka creator of the sea rabbit! Trademark symbol and in this video
We're going to look at your money and the ways that you can give it to me this video is basically one big
Commercial of forced enthusiasm, so I'll try to keep it brief and entertaining. So you don't leave please don't leave first off
I've opened a shirt shop on teespring Dot-Com in this shop
You can find a plethora of clothing items with a variety of designs on them these designs
include
First off the cloudy sea rabbit design that many of you have already seen you can get this in color or black and white
So pick your fancy the color design is also available in a mug just
Because why not?
I figured I'd throw it in there. Next up is this design that I made with oodles of little characters that are in my comics and
videos as well as a sea rabbit if you can find it I would have made a time lapse video of me drawing this but
I expected it to turn out a lot simpler when I started so sorry about that. If you're into simpler shirts
Then I got you covered, too
((Please no))
((Give me the sweet release of death))
((End my suffering))
There are shirts with my little sea rabbit logo that reside on the left breast
simple stylish and fashionable all the shirt designs
I just mentioned are available in different styles to suit your different needs like long sleeve shirts hoodies and
ladies tees for -uh the -uh
laaaadiesss they also come in different shades like Grey and
Grey I think the little logo one also comes in black
But the point is that there are a lot of options and you should go check it out it
W-W-W-DOT-TEESPRING-DOT-COM-SLASH-STORES-SLASH-THESEARABBIT
Lastly is my personal favorite shirt you all may have seen me wear it in my Q&A cooking video. It's the "shirt" shirt
That's right
I made it a while back
Before I even started YouTube and it's actually a reference to one of my comics that I made a long time ago
And I'm not exaggerating when I say I've gotten more compliments from random strangers on this shirt than any other thing I've worn ever
Okay, so that's it for the tangible item shop next up is the not so tangible item shop aka my patreon
Right my patt patreon
Patreon
My donations website or as I like to call it my I don't want to get a real job fund here
You can get intangible rewards like mental stability
Enlightenment or get yourself digitally drawn as a cartoon character in my style if you give me money of course okay?
I originally wasn't going to make a patreon
But when I sold shirts in the past people would say to me "is there any way I can just give you money without buying
A shirt?" which was completely mind-boggling to me. I always thought hey people want to give me money
They probably want something in return
but apparently this is not the case and
Some people just want to give me their hard-earned money for me to have and receive little to nothing in return
But eh, I don't really care as long as I'm getting paid. You know what I'm saying
sorry, oh and about the shirts when you go to the store and pick an item it may say something like available till and then
Give a day of the week on the bottom and you might see a countdown or something you can just ignore that there up permanently
always available
It's just that the shirts print every three days and that countdown is just till the next time the orders will be printed anyways
Thanks to everyone who is willing to support me financially and even those who don't want to give me their money
I appreciate all of you, but slightly less those who don't want to give me their money
Anyway, thanks, bye
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Alton's Cutthroat After-Show: Do You Really Wonton Hurt Me? | Food Network - Duration: 3:24.
- Hi, food fans, welcome to the
I'm Alton Brown, and this is-- tell me if I get it right.
Uh-huh.
Donal Skehan.
You got it perfect.
This is his first time.
We're going to go easy on you.
I mean, if you talk to people like Antonia Lofaso or Jet
Tila, they'll tell you the horrors that I put them
through here in the post show.
But we're going to go easy on you,
and just kind of break you in so that when you come back,
we're going to set you on fire.
Oh, great.
I'm kidding. No, I'm not.
Am I? - I don't know.
It doesn't matter. Anyway--
What is this?
We had two sabotages in the final round, pina colada.
You know the song, walks in the rain, right?
So one of our chefs had to do all of their cooking
while taking a walk in the rain the entire time.
How's that aquarium with that pina colada?
Out of control, man.
The rain is absolutely covering my station
soaking everything, soaked my toasted coconuts,
had to throw it away and start over.
I'm like on a sinking ship here.
I'm impressed the food didn't look worse.
Let's just take a stroll over to something
from the second round.
OK.
I'm seeing lots of tins.
Oh, I have a feeling where this is going.
Wanton soup.
I won a ton of soup.
I won a ton.
I see what you did there.
So two chefs, it was Chef Matt and Chef Jen, our finalists,
lost their baskets and had to harvest
all of their ingredients from these cans of soup.
Opening cans is ruining my time.
Bamboo shoots.
Opening up the cans is like-- it's like Christmas.
You get excited, and then you just get let down though.
Escargot, come on.
So why don't you go ahead and crack open a couple
and see what you get.
Oh, this is squid.
Go ahead drink it. - No, I'm OK.
Thank you. - OK.
I thought I would ask.
That one's squid, what did you get?
Oh, my gosh.
It's like-- what is that?
What is that?
Is that like cream of chicken soup?
Ali, our shopper is here.
She would know.
Come on in. Ali.
Ali.
Is that what that is.
It might be cream of mushroom.
Taste it.
Taste it.
Taste it.
I'm gonna taste it.
It's definitely chicken.
There's definitely meat product in there.
Meat product.
Thank you, Ali.
Lovely job.
I'm seeing this evil side to you, Alton.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's not evil.
It's not evil.
No no, no.
It's fun loving and wonderful.
In the first round--
Yep.
You remember it was a popcorn dish.
I do.
Two chefs lost their ingredients
and had to go diving to get all of their ingredients
back from the giant popcorn, and right now,
this bob is looking for a container of sesame seeds.
Oh, I had it here all along.
Oh, well.
Keep looking, Bob.
You're getting there.
I think it's over there.
Bev, you gotta let me in here, girl.
I'm finding all these things that I don't need
like licorice and marshmallows, but I
can't find the popcorn kernels.
This is the worst.
My mind is blown right now.
So next time, you're going to be the one in there finding it.
Oh, I think it's still down there.
You keep going. You're doing great.
Oh, and I think I hear a little kitten calling.
Oh, do find the kitten.
Well, that's all the time we have.
Thank you, Donal.
Please continue to watch "Cutthroat Kitchen"
here on Food Network, and then afterwards
go to a FoodNetwork.com/Cutthroat
to see things like this.
Keep looking.
It's dying.
It's suffocating in there.
Oh my gosh, the kitten.
Wow.
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