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JH: Hello!
JH: C-Armys! 4 line poem challenge!
JK: Zhong! (which means chinese)
JH: Chinese Armys
JH: Guo (Country)
JK: Guo guo misses everyone everyday (Guo guo is jk's nickname, similar to kookie)
JK: Ar
JH: Ah! Arent you so great?
JH: My!
JK: (Ar-)Mys won't you clap for me?
JK: THANK YOU~
For more infomation >> [ENG SUB] 放不下中文会话 (Can't Let Go Mandarin Conversation) Ep 3 - Duration: 0:24.-------------------------------------------
Aspiring Performer Won't Let Trouble Silence Her Voice or Spirit - Duration: 2:38.
ACTRESS HAS BEEN
BLINDSIDED BY THREE
MEDICAL PUNCHES -- BUT
SHE'S STILL STANDING ...
(MM)
AND SINGING -- VERY
CONFIDENT SHE WILL
BEAT THE ODDS AGAIN.
EYEWITNESS NEWS
REPORTER WALT BUTEAU
IS IN PORTSMOUTH WITH
MORE ON "HANNAH
BANANA." IN THIS WEEKS
STREET STORY.
THE PORTSMOUTH GIRL WHO'S
PLAYED ON THIS SWING SET
MOST OF HER LIFE IS KNOWN
AROUND THE TWITTER WORLD
BY THE HASHTAG....HEY
SUPERSTAR.
AND YOU'RE ABOUT TO HEAR
WHY.
HOW MANY 14 YEAR OLDS. . .
"hi"
ARE BRAVE ENOUGH TO WRITE
A SONG
AND PERFORM IT ON THEIR
FRONT LAWN.
"I love singing"
It makes me feel free and able
to
express myself in a way I don't
know
how else I could.
HANNAH WERTENS, KNOWN AS
HANNAH BANANA BY HER
MOM....ALSO EXPRESSES
HERSELF ON STAGE AS AN
ACTOR WHO'S ALREADY
STARRED IN SEVERAL LOCAL
PLAYS
"I've had all different kinds of
rolls, I
love exploring all different
types of
music and comedy.
What does a pirate pay for his
ear
rings. I don't know. A buck an
ear.
I was singing every where I can.
Around the house. I was singing
in
the hosptial."
WHEN THIS ALL SAINTS
ACADEMY 8TH GRADER WAS A
YOUNG COWBOY IN A PINK HAT,
SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH
ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC
LUKEMIA.
TWO AND HALF YEARS OF
CHEMO LATER SHE WAS IN
REMSSION, ONLY TO RELAPSE
AT THE AGE OF SIX..
BUT AS THE SONG SAYS. . .
"Nothing last forever."
SHE BEAT IT, AND FOR 7 YEARS
WAS HEALTHY, AND GETTING
STRONGER.
BUT THEN IN A 1 IN A MILLION
MEDICAL CHANCE....THE BONE
MARROW TRANSPLANT FROM
WHEN SHE WAS SIX... BROUGHT
ON ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA.
SHE HAD A SECOND BONE
MARROW TRANSPLANT IN
OCTOBER.
I've been up to like 90 pills a
day.
LYRISOPAN. LEPROSONE,
INSULIN.
And I have to take like four
shots a
day. That's hard. yeah. You're
smiling about it? Yeah. I know
it's
only temporary.
LIKE HER SONG SAYS....
"Nothing lasts forever."
How confident are you that you
are
going to get really, really old.
100
percent. (laughs)
AS YOU KNOW ALL ACTORS AND
SINGERS NEED FOLLOWERS.
WE WILL LEAD YOU THERE FOR
HANNAH BANANA ON
WPRI.COM, IN PORTSMOUTH
WALT BUTEAU EYEWITNESS
NEWS.
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Jerome Rubin - Don't You Feel Safer Now? (Band with Lyrics (CC)) - Duration: 6:39.
words and music by Jerome Rubin
This is a call and response song
and I need you to sing!
You will feel better, Guaranteed!!
When I sing, "Don't You Feel Safer Now?" You reply, {{ I feel safer now!! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Little Louder!
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Ahh... That's it!
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Your body is a tremblin' like it never did before
You find yourself just reeling as we're headin' for the floor
You keep pinching yourself, question everything you see
Everything has changed it's just not what it used to be
You're back up on your knees and you break into a crawl
Your phone is tapped, your email hacked, we're gonna build a wall!
You feel safer now?
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
You can rest assured get a good night's sleep
As you cradle in the arms of your new president and veep
You feel safer now?
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
The regulations are coming off of industries and banks
The military's going to build new PLANES and SHIPS and TANKS
The so-called judge won't allow the ban to keep the Muslims out
We'll find a bigger better way do not have any doubt
The coal plants are restarting the jobs soon back in place
Rick Perry's gonna oversee our nuclear bombs and waste!!
You feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
You can rest assured now get a good night's sleep
As you cradle in the arms of your new president and veep
You feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now
{{ I feel safer now! }}
The oil pipelines back on track Keystone and Standing Rock
We're now best friends with Russia don't you take any stock
In what you hear that Vladimir has Donald by the balls
In the shadows he quarterbacks he's making all the calls
Dishonest press keep telling lies they are the opposition
They should either disappear or just shut up and listen!
Do you feel safer now?
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
You can relax, sit back, get a good night's sleep
As you cradle in the arms of your new president and veep
You feel safer now?
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
In the middle of the night you can hear the sirens wail.
There's POUNDING on your door ICE is on your trail
Do you hold on for your life to your sanity and faith?
Are we safer now than we were November 8th?
The climate is a changin', the ocean's on the rise
Every year's a little bit hotter does it take you by surprise
Oklahoma! Earth is shakin' underneath your feet
Bees are disappearing will you have enough to eat?
Thousands of wildfires burning from here to the Ivory Coast
And the man who's going to save us thinks it's all a Chinese hoax!!
You feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now
{{ I feel safer now! }}
You can rest assured get a good night's sleep
As you cradle in the arms of your new president and veep
You feel safer now?
Don't you feel safer now
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Warning bells are ringing
Warning bells are ringing
Warning bells are ringing!
Warning bells are ringing!!
Do you feel safer now?
Do you feel safer now?
Do you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Do you feel safer now?
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now
{{ I feel safer now! }}
Don't you feel safer now
Don't you feel safer now
Don't you feel safer now!!
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India Doesn't Require F 16s When it has the LCA Tejas - Duration: 11:32.
PRIME MINISTER Narendra Modi's visit to the US to meet President Donald J Trump is
now on the front burner, with an emphasis on 'deliverables'.
If Delhi is keen on easing the H1B visa regime for Indian techies, Washington is eager that
Modi sign up for the fourth generation F-16, a deal seen as 'open sesame' for endless
future transactions on military hardware, and implement the Logistics Exchange Memorandum
of Agreement.
If the fourth generation F-16 is the key, what does it say about India that the BJP
Government is interested in an antique American combat aircraft, optimised for air warfare
of the 1970s, as a frontline fighter for the Indian Air Force well into the 21st century?
The Lockheed F-16 and the Swedish SAAB (Svenska Aeroplan Aktie Bolag) JAS 39 Gripen are competing
for the single-engined fighter slot in the IAF, a requirement casually conceived to fill
the gap the indigenous Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), earmarked to replace the large
numbers of the Russian MiG-21 as the bulk combat aircraft in the Air Force, has failed
to meet.
It is another matter that the delays suffered by the Tejas programme can be traced mainly
to machinations to derail it, including frequent changes in specifications, and the ordering
of the LCA in small batches to curtail economies of scale and deter HAL and private companies
from investing in multiple LCA production lines.
Despite starting with negligible technology and industrial capability, the LCA is operational,
has impressed as a compact, multi-role, highly agile, fly-by-wire, 4.5 generation warplane,
and can even become an export revenue earner for the country.
So, why isn't Modi publicly hailing Tejas as a remarkable story of Indian grit, talent
and technological innovation, and as a showcase for his 'Make in India' policy and the
country's capacity to design complex weapons systems?
He should be ensuring that the IAF is invested fully in the aircraft, and that it is a runaway
military and commercial success at home and abroad.
Except, it turns out that, as Baba Kalyani of Bharat Forge observed at Aerospace India
2017, by 'Make in India' Modi probably means 'Assemble in India', and that too,
any old piece of foreign equipment.
The Prime Minister's aim apparently is to draw American defence manufacturing companies
to set up shop here, solidify India's status as 'major defence partner' of the US,
and use the F-16 (and possibly the Boeing F-18) to extract more 'give' from Trump
on issues dear to him.
The collateral benefits Modi espies are the firming up of the ruling party's financial
support base among NRIs in America (and the West generally), and enhancing his electoral
appeal among the Indian middle-class.
It also suggests that Modi is reconciled to America not delivering on cutting-edge technologies,
or committing itself to jointly designing and developing advanced armaments, a reluctance
evidenced in the US Congress rejecting NATO-partner status for India and the India-US Defence
Technology & Trade Initiative being a non-starter, with only technologically obsolete weaponry
phased out by the US military—the M-777 ultra-light howitzer, the aged F-16 and F-18,
etcetera—being offered for licensed manufacture.
The IAF has always liked the Gripen, the reason why Sweden jumped in with the E variant in
the race against the F-16 Block 70.
But both Gripen E, almost the same as the NG (New Generation) and Block 70, only another
name for the 'IN Super Viper', had entered the Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA)
sweepstakes, which Modi settled with his impulse purchase in April 2015 of 36 Rafales from
France.
On a comparative basis though, which of these aircraft is superior?
S Paul Kapur and Sumit Ganguly, in a piece, 'F-16s, Made in India: Second Best may be
Best' in Foreign Affairs, while acknowledging that set alongside Gripen, the F-16 is 'second
best', nevertheless argue that the American aircraft is the better buy because the benefits
to India from dealing with the US, a great power, outweigh the gains from dealing with
Sweden, a fairly marginal European state.
Moreover, they claim, it's a selection that will build 'trust' and 'bind the two
countries together' in the larger geopolitical contest afoot against China.
Allowing the assembly of F-16s in India is not the preferred option for America either,
they maintain, as Lockheed would rather have India as a 'customer'.
And, after rubbishing the Tejas as under-powered, under-performing and not induction- ready
aircraft, they aver that the F-16 or even the Gripen will reverse the trend of the Air
Force's supposed depleting squadron strength.
But a 'second best' fighter plane for India in the context of the top- of-the-line
Su-30s for strike missions and MiG-29s for distant air defence in the IAF inventory makes
no sense unless Delhi agrees with Washington's assessment of the Indian military as second
rate and India as Third World.
An economic case for the F-16 was reportedly made by Ashley Tellis of Carnegie Endowment
directly to Modi.
Predictably, he greatly under- estimates the F-16 unit cost and lifetime costs, and exaggerates
the size of the supposedly uptapped global market for 500 F-16s, and for spares for more
than 3,500 of this aircraft operating worldwide.
Also, his contention that the production monopoly of this aircraft immunises India against a
US cutoff of critical items for the F-16, is iffy at best.
But the knowledgeable Tellis can be convincing especially to an Indian audience predisposed
to believe him.
The fact though is that with the up-front payment for the transfer of the F-16 assembly
line to India and for the full complement of SKD and CKD kits for aircraft assembly,
there's no incentive for Washington not to shut down the F-16 or any other supply
line at will should Delhi not conform to the contingent US policy interests.
In light of Trump's 'America First' outlook, there's already some backsliding
with Lockheed saying that 25 per cent of the production of F-16 spares and critical assemblies
would be retained at its Fort Worth plant in Texas, which could be a precursor to its
deciding that continued production of this aircraft in small numbers in the US serves
its interests, just so workers don't lose jobs and Trump is kept happy.
In the event, paying an awful lot of money for a vintage aircraft and, instead of facilitating
the country's entry into the global supply chain, seeing the F-16 become an albatross
around India's neck, is a real prospect.
Then again, how does the Tejas compare with the other planes?
According to the just retired LCA project chief, Commodore CD Balaji in an interview
to Aeromag Asia, the LCA "is far superior to the MiG-21 in all aspects", and "far
ahead in terms of technologies and performance …to the Chinese JF-17 [flown by the Pakistan
Air Force], and [is] at par with Gripen."
But which aircraft has the operational edge?
In aerial warfare with Beyond Visual Range weapons, the ability to locate an adversary
aircraft is of paramount importance, and here a fully loaded LCA has a lethal edge in terms
of its very small radar cross section of 0.5 sq m.
Relative to Gripen's RCS of 0.7 sq m plus, and of between 3 sq m and 6 sq m for the F-16
and Rafale, the Tejas, is virtually invisible.
Making the LCA stealthier still is the fact that 40 per cent of its body is made of radar-absorbing
carbon composites versus 25 per cent for Gripen, and 10 per cent for F-16.
Moreover, armed with an entirely tested and proven all-Indian designed and developed ordnance
suite of the Surdarshan laser- guided bomb, Astra air-to-air radar-homing missile, and
outfitted with the Uttam Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, the Tejas weapons
system is powerful.
The weapons (like the French Meteor missile at $5 million each) carried by Gripen and
Rafale, on the other hand, are all inordinately expensive and will incur very high expenditure
to obtain and periodically to replenish the weapons stocks for the lifetime of the aircraft.
Further, unlike Gripen E, which has yet to pull speed taxi trials, will enter Swedish
service in 2020, and whose AESA radar has tested 'unstable', the Tejas has logged
over 3,000 flying hours, successfully negotiated the most onerous flight regimes, and proven
itself in war exercises in the air defence and ground attack roles.
Notwithstanding everything in its favour, including national pride, should the Tejas
be sidelined, it will perpetuate India's status as an arms dependency and mock the
country's technological ambition.
If the F-16 is chosen, it will end up reducing India to a spear-carrier for the US.
Were Gripen to get the nod, then as the long-time DRDO's resident wit, the now retired rocket
engineer, V Siddhartha punned, it will be because Modi believes in 'SAAB ke saath,
SAAB ka vikaas'.
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Michael Jackson - Don't Walk Away [ENG/PL] - Duration: 4:25.
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tal tal + bi soo ( tangqishiI ) don't deserve - Duration: 1:16.
why are you helping me?
little fool
i can`t really be falling for her
you can fool others but not me.
he was your lord. your ally and perhaps much more.
kill her!
kill me if you must
don`t die...
i have so much to tell you
you have to live and hear my feelings
he saved my life
is that all?
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India Doesn't Require F-16s When it Has Tejas - Duration: 10:37.
Welcome to WARN, today we discuss. India Doesn�t Require F-16s When it Has
Tejas
PRIME MINISTER Narendra Modi�s visit to the US to meet President Donald J Trump is
now on the front burner, with an emphasis on �deliverables�. If Delhi is keen on
easing the H1B visa regime for Indian techies, Washington is eager that Modi sign up for
the fourth generation F-16, a deal seen as �open sesame� for endless future transactions
on military hardware, and implement the Logistics Exchange Memorandum of Agreement.
If the fourth generation F-16 is the key, what does it say about India that the BJP
Government is interested in an antique American combat aircraft, optimised for air warfare
of the 1970s, as a frontline fighter for the Indian Air Force well into the 21st century
The Lockheed F-16 and the Swedish SAAB (Svenska Aeroplan Aktie Bolag) JAS 39 Gripen are competing
for the single-engined fighter slot in the IAF, a requirement casually conceived to fill
the gap the indigenous Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), earmarked to replace the large
numbers of the Russian MiG-21 as the bulk combat aircraft in the Air Force, has failed
to meet. It is another matter that the delays suffered by the Tejas programme can be traced
mainly to machinations to derail it, including frequent changes in specifications, and the
ordering of the LCA in small batches to curtail economies of scale and deter HAL and private
companies from investing in multiple LCA production lines. (See my �The Tragedy of Tejas�,
February 17th, 2017). Despite starting with negligible technology and industrial capability,
the LCA is operational, has impressed as a compact, multi-role, highly agile, fly-by-wire,
4.5 generation warplane, and can even become an export revenue earner for the country.
So, why isn�t Modi publicly hailing Tejas as a remarkable story of Indian grit, talent
and technological innovation, and as a showcase for his �Make in India� policy and the
country�s capacity to design complex weapons systems He should be ensuring that the IAF
is invested fully in the aircraft, and that it is a runaway military and commercial success
at home and abroad. Except, it turns out that, as Baba Kalyani of Bharat Forge observed at
Aerospace India 2017, by �Make in India� Modi probably means �Assemble in India�,
and that too, any old piece of foreign equipment. The Prime Minister�s aim apparently is to
draw American defence manufacturing companies to set up shop here, solidify India�s status
as �major defence partner� of the US, and use the F-16 (and possibly the Boeing
F-18) to extract more �give� from Trump on issues dear to him. The collateral benefits
Modi espies are the firming up of the ruling party�s financial support base among NRIs
in America (and the West generally), and enhancing his electoral appeal among the Indian middle-class.
It also suggests that Modi is reconciled to America not delivering on cutting-edge technologies,
or committing itself to jointly designing and developing advanced armaments, a reluctance
evidenced in the US Congress rejecting NATO-partner status for India and the India-US Defence
Technology & Trade Initiative being a non-starter, with only technologically obsolete weaponry
phased out by the US military�the M-777 ultra-light howitzer, the aged F-16 and F-18,
etcetera�being offered for licensed manufacture.
The IAF has always liked the Gripen, the reason why Sweden jumped in with the E variant in
the race against the F-16 Block 70. But both Gripen E, almost the same as the NG (New Generation)
and Block 70, only another name for the �IN Super Viper�, had entered the Medium Multi-Role
Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) sweepstakes, which Modi settled with his impulse purchase in
April 2015 of 36 Rafales from France.
On a comparative basis though, which of these aircraft is superior S Paul Kapur and Sumit
Ganguly, in a piece, �F-16s, Made in India Second Best may be Best� in Foreign Affairs,
while acknowledging that set alongside Gripen, the F-16 is �second best�, nevertheless
argue that the American aircraft is the better buy because the benefits to India from dealing
with the US, a great power, outweigh the gains from dealing with Sweden, a fairly marginal
European state. Moreover, they claim, it�s a selection that will build �trust� and
�bind the two countries together� in the larger geopolitical contest afoot against
China. Allowing the assembly of F-16s in India is not the preferred option for America either,
they maintain, as Lockheed would rather have India as a �customer�. And, after rubbishing
the Tejas as under-powered, under-performing and not induction- ready aircraft, they aver
that the F-16 or even the Gripen will reverse the trend of the Air Force�s supposed depleting
squadron strength. But a �second best� fighter plane for India in the context of
the top- of-the-line Su-30s for strike missions and MiG-29s for distant air defence in the
IAF inventory makes no sense unless Delhi agrees with Washington�s assessment of the
Indian military as second rate and India as Third World.
An economic case for the F-16 was reportedly made by Ashley Tellis of Carnegie Endowment
directly to Modi. Predictably, he greatly under- estimates the F-16 unit cost and lifetime
costs, and exaggerates the size of the supposedly uptapped global market for 500 F-16s, and
for spares for more than 3,500 of this aircraft operating worldwide. Also, his contention
that the production monopoly of this aircraft immunises India against a US cutoff of critical
items for the F-16, is iffy at best. But the knowledgeable Tellis can be convincing especially
to an Indian audience predisposed to believe him.
The fact though is that with the up-front payment for the transfer of the F-16 assembly
line to India and for the full complement of SKD and CKD kits for aircraft assembly,
there�s no incentive for Washington not to shut down the F-16 or any other supply
line at will should Delhi not conform to the contingent US policy interests. In light of
Trump�s �America First� outlook, there�s already some backsliding with Lockheed saying
that 25 per cent of the production of F-16 spares and critical assemblies would be retained
at its Fort Worth plant in Texas, which could be a precursor to its deciding that continued
production of this aircraft in small numbers in the US serves its interests, just so workers
don�t lose jobs and Trump is kept happy. In the event, paying an awful lot of money
for a vintage aircraft and, instead of facilitating the country�s entry into the global supply
chain, seeing the F-16 become an albatross around India�s neck, is a real prospect.
Then again, how does the Tejas compare with the other planes According to the just retired
LCA project chief, Commodore CD Balaji in an interview to Aeromag Asia, the LCA �is
far superior to the MiG-21 in all aspects�, and �far ahead in terms of technologies
and performance �to the Chinese JF-17 [flown by the Pakistan Air Force], and [is] at par
with Gripen.� But which aircraft has the operational edge In aerial warfare with Beyond
Visual Range weapons, the ability to locate an adversary aircraft is of paramount importance,
and here a fully loaded LCA has a lethal edge in terms of its very small radar cross section
of 0.5 sq m. Relative to Gripen�s RCS of 0.7 sq m plus, and of between 3 sq m and 6
sq m for the F-16 and Rafale, the Tejas, is virtually invisible. Making the LCA stealthier
still is the fact that 40 per cent of its body is made of radar-absorbing carbon composites
versus 25 per cent for Gripen, and 10 per cent for F-16.
Moreover, armed with an entirely tested and proven all-Indian designed and developed ordnance
suite of the Surdarshan laser- guided bomb, Astra air-to-air radar-homing missile, and
outfitted with the Uttam Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, the Tejas weapons
system is powerful. The weapons (like the French Meteor missile at $5 million each)
carried by Gripen and Rafale, on the other hand, are all inordinately expensive and will
incur very high expenditure to obtain and periodically to replenish the weapons stocks
for the lifetime of the aircraft. Further, unlike Gripen E, which has yet to pull speed
taxi trials, will enter Swedish service in 2020, and whose AESA radar has tested �unstable�,
the Tejas has logged over 3,000 flying hours, successfully negotiated the most onerous flight
regimes, and proven itself in war exercises in the air defence and ground attack roles.
Notwithstanding everything in its favour, including national pride, should the Tejas
be sidelined, it will perpetuate India�s status as an arms dependency and mock the
country�s technological ambition. If the F-16 is chosen, it will end up reducing India
to a spear-carrier for the US. Were Gripen to get the nod, then as the long-time DRDO�s
resident wit, the now retired rocket engineer, V Siddhartha punned, it will be because Modi
believes in �SAAB ke saath, SAAB ka vikaas�
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[FNAF GMOD] I CAN'T FIX YOU - Duration: 0:48.
Oh I Uploaded a Video
And you wanted to check
But there is no video here Seriously
now you can Unsubcribe from this channel
Are you still Here !!???!
STOP Watching this ;-;
Black Screen SERIOUSLY
I'M so proud of myself because I Uploaded a video with black screen
I want to say something about this video ...
Today is April 1 2017 so what that means is....
APRILFOOLS OF COURSE!! XD
Sorry for wasting 40 seconds of your life
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Michael Jackson - (I Can't Make It) Another Day [ENG/PL] - Duration: 3:56.
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[MMD]I won't say i'm in love | Aphmau and Kai - Duration: 2:13.
Aphmau: If there's a prize for rotten judgement
Aphmau: I guess I've already won that
Aphmau: No man is worth the aggravation *Aphmau pushes Kawaii~chan and she Screams
Aphmau: That's ancient history, been there, done that!
Kawaii~chan, Katelyn,Teony: Who'd' ya think you're kiddin'
Kawaii~chan, Katelyn,Teony: He's the Earth and heaven to you
Kawaii~chan, Katelyn,Teony Try to keep it hidden
Honey, we can see right through you
Girl, ya can't conceal it APHMAU: NOOO
We know how ya feel and Who you're thinking of
OHHHH
No chance, no way I won't say it, no, no
You swoon, you sigh why deny it, uh-oh
It's too cliche
I won't say I'm in love
I thought my heart had learned its lesson
It feels so good when you start out
My head is screaming get a grip, girl
Unless you're dying to cry your heart out Oh
You keep on denying
Who you are and how you're feeling
Baby, we're not buying
Hon, we saw ya hit the ceiling
Face it like a grown-up
When ya gonna own up
That ya got, got, got it bad
Whoa: No chance, no way
I won't say it, no, no
Give up, give in
Check the grin you're in love
KATELYN IS FLOATING
This scene won't play,
I won't say I'm in love
You're doin' flips read our lips
You're in love
You're way off base
I won't say it She won't say it, no!
Get off my case
I won't say it
Girl, don't be proud
It's O.K. you're in love
Oh-ohhhhh
At least out loud,
I won't say I'm in love
WEIRD SINGING
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Don't Let Me Down - The Chainsmokers | TUTO CHOREGRAPHIE POM POM GIRL - Duration: 9:06.
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Google Autocomplete Fail Pt. 3 - DON'T TRUST INTERNET DATING ADVICE - Duration: 2:32.
What's up everybody Ryan Clevenger a.k.a. instaclev thanks for clicking on my video
today's video is going to be another Google autocomplete fail autosuggestion whatever
you want to call it but before we get into that I am trying to get to 100 subscribers
that's my short-term goal so if you could go ahead and subscribe to my page it will
be much appreciated but let's get back to the topic at hand and that's google autocomplete
if you ever use Google at all if you're breathing you have you start typing something in it
will suggest it like fill it out for you and give you suggestions to help you out and a
lot of times it is helpful but sometimes it's confusing concerning however you want to say
it this is one of those times so The other day I was on Google and this is what I hit
how to get a passport how to get a guy to like you how to get a girl to date you if
you're having to get on the Internet to figure out how to date or to get somebody to like
you're probably behind the eight ball already but let's go ahead and start with
the females on this one how to get a guy to like you have a pulse?
that's all you females have to do it's not hard to get guys to like you just breathe
be alive that's a good start another good start is maybe use proper grammar you were
in such a big hurry to figure out how to get a guy to like you you couldn't spell out the
word you come on take your vocab past the first grade level maybe that'll help with the
guys the men that actually want to have conversation but other than that really you guys just have
to have a pulse that's it now to the next one how to get a girl to date you well just
be yourself find a girl you have some common ground with if it's a certain girl and she
doesn't like you for you fuck her, go find someone that does start dating her you're
going to be happy and guess what when you're happy girl 1 is gonna see you happy and she's
gonna want you but guess what she can fuck off because you're happy and she aint shit
that's it for today's video thanks for watching like I said at the beginning of the video
I am trying to get 100 subscribers so if you enjoyed yourself and you want to see some
more go ahead and subscribe right here if you want to check out some more videos you
can do so right here but as always I hope your sex life improves 110% especially you
people googling how to get a date I hope your sex life improves other than that I'm out
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T MAN WILLIAMS - VUKUTU (Liberian Music 2017) - Duration: 3:31.
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Tình Không Trọn - Tommy T. R - Duration: 1:40.
He can not write a full sentence
And if it is missing part after
Just as life can not be perfect
Which themselves entangled once pain
The room will be like night
If he still lacks part sun
And when dawn was waking up
He was soaked in silence
Past life is not a dream
He just lived in panic
Feeling she read when the party who
This heart will remain full of dapper
Visiting eyes awake many nights
It is also because I
SH Nouvou tall wealthy
Sorry you are no
The years he lived in
Torture and memories
Then when you look back in the mirror itself
Only see skinny and power charges
Feelings all these years I can not forget
Although he has played the role well
Genre or reading sad that I
He is still remembered
I will remember forever the memories gradually
Though even more painful cuts
He just smells unlikely conceptions
But you never know where
My love can not give you
He just wrote on this music
And if we go back, he accepted the pain
Although there were many scratches
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I'm sorry but I can't do this anymore. - Duration: 0:19.
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Why I Don't Do VEDA | Kate's Adventures - Duration: 5:17.
Hi everyone! It's coming up to that time of year again where everybody participates in VEDA.
If you haven't heard of VEDA, it's "Video Every Day in April"
and similar versions happen throughout the year
where people take on a challenge to upload a video every single day of the month.
Now I've been on YouTube two years, I've seen plenty of VEDAs and similar things happen,
I've seen a lot of people have a lot of great fun,
but it's not something I've ever participated in myself
and it's not something that I plan to participate in any time soon.
So today I just wanted to share some of my reasons as to why I don't do VEDA.
Whenever I think about VEDA, there are two big reasons that come into my mind
as to why it would be unrealistic for me to take part and the first one is to do with content.
Now I've done daily vlogs before, I do a sort of daily vlog whenever I go on holiday
and the videos that come out of that can sometimes be like 15 to 20 minutes long.
It can sometimes be really difficult to get everything that's happened
and everything that's captured into 15 to 20 minutes.
But that's when I'm on holiday, that's when I'm exploring new places
that's when I'm doing something adventurous.
Most of the time on a day off
I'm just sitting at home, just having what I consider to be a regular day
and that would mean that if I were to do VEDA,
I would probably be doing little videos about whatever's on my mind.
I really don't have that much on my mind!
After a week the videos would probably start to dwindle down in quality
and I don't really want to subject anybody to 30 videos of me just babbling nonsense.
My second reason for missing out on VEDA
is probably the reason that a lot of people skip videos during VEDA
or miss out on VEDA altogether or quit VEDA
and that is the amount of time and commitment that doing 30 videos a month would take.
If you've never tried to make a YouTube video before,
with all due respect you're probably underestimating how long it takes
and how complicated it can be.
And another thing that I do on my videos that a lot of people choose to skip out is captioning
and that takes a lot of time too but I really feel like I'm not comfortable
with a video going live until it has captions on it.
I've had to do it a couple of times and I feel so so bad whenever I have to do it.
I like people to be able to understand what I'm saying one hundred percent
and have all the tools that they need to understand what I'm saying.
So VEDA is a video every day and that's not just filming, that's not just editing
that's having it up every single day and that's why VEDA's a challenge,
that's why people drop out. It's genuinely something that cannot be underestimated
and I know that for me personally I would find it very stressful
having to constantly think of deadlines and having to constantly work within such big pressure.
It's just not something that I would find enjoyable.
I have so much respect for everybody who's giving VEDA a go.
If you're a creator who's doing VEDA I wish you the very best of luck,
I hope you have a great time during April, I hope you learn lots as a creator
and things that maybe help you out with YouTube. I just hope you have a great time.
VEDA for me isn't going to be possible in the traditional sense,
but I'll maybe try and find a way to join in in my own little way.
I'll maybe write down like a different video idea every day or I'll maybe find a video to caption every day
I haven't really decided yet but I'd love to do something in April
that kind of helps me to grow my YouTube channel in my own little way
and kind of join in with the fun in my own little game. I don't really know what I'm going to do.
So if anybody has ideas of how I can join in VEDA without joining in VEDA, put them down below.
Um also if anybody's going to be watching VEDA, if anybody
has any suggestions of who I should be watching during VEDA, put them down below too,
I'd love to hear your suggestions. I find that I watch a lot during VEDA.
As don't really film...as much, definitely not as much as anybody doing VEDA.
So thank you so so much for watching and enjoy April. Thanks everyone, cheerio!
I can't believe it's been like almost two years since I started my YouTube channel.
It's went so quickly but then I've got over 150 videos like where did they come from?
How did that happen?! It's like somebody just went snap and I'm here.
However long you've been here, thank you for watching. That's really cool of you. Cheerio.
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Snakehips On MØ Collaboration and The Meaning Behind Don't Leave - Duration: 2:45.
Our new single is called "Don't Leave" and it
features Mo, she's like one of our favorite
singers about at the moment and we kinda been
into her stuff for ages.
Yeah we're big fans.
Yeah, all of the stuff she's done in the last
couple years has been really cool.
And yeah we just had, we kinda had this basic idea
for the song like at the end of last year and it
just kinda sounded like it would really suit her
voice so we just kinda reached out.
We kinda met her, actually, around the same
time as well.
At festival yeah
At this festival in the UK
And yeah we just got working on it, she really liked
the idea and we ended up just kind of sending
things back and forth until it like came to what it was.
It's definitely more of like a story.
It tells more of a story than our other songs.
It's a big more of a like, it's like a kind of love
story about like this troubled relationship
I guess and it's all like "Ya know I may not be
perfect but ya know, we good"
[Laughing]
But yeah it's kind of like, it's kind of...I feel like it's
quite relatable.
It's really honest and it's like, it's kind of sad but...
Uplifting as well...
The music video, we wanted it to be a lot more
narrative and really go with the lyrics and fit
the story and yeah Mo stars in it, she was awesome.
But yeah I think it kinda shows her like boyfriend...
Cheating' on her...
Playin around....
Playin' the field.
And then she gets pissed off and then she's like
shouting at him at the end of the video, it sort of climaxes.
What's the outcome though?
I don't know what the outcome is.
We don't know...does he take her back,
does she take him back?
I think it was kinda un...you don't know what's
gonna happen.
It's like "No one's gonna love you better than me
but what are you gonna do man?
[Laughing]
Potentially
Potentially, we kinda like, we finished
off a whole bunch of stuff and we're just kind of
figuring out what the best way to put it out is.
Whether we wanna do like a album or if we just wanna
put out tracks, I dunno.
We're just gonna see how we feel.
There's like loads of cool people that we've been
working with.
[Laughing]
We are gonna leave you with that.
But we got some cool stuff coming soon so...
We'll give you one letter and then you have three
guesses to guess who it is.
Yeah, but you still only collectively have three guesses.
Okay so...D
No
No
No
[Laughing]
That's all your getting.
That's all you get.
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Don't Hug Me I'm Scared 7 - Duration: 0:52.
Today is the best day ever
I am eating nachos right now
Oh yes I am
Lets all have fun together! ;)))
Goodbye
I know exactly who you are.
I know what that was.
I can't hear anything
who has not been living under a soft warm cushion like spongebob friendly circle you very nice gentlemen i belive you know me.
I am billy the silent floorboard
Hello billy the silent floorboa-
Thats my name, I will repeat it, floorboard the silent billy Rather, billy the silent floorboard
You are perfectly fine.
Keep talking and we will have a nice time together in my boat I had enough money to buy because I am rich
That sounds really boring.
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Minecraft DON'T TAKE DAMAGE 1 Map *MAGYAR FELIRATTAL* - Duration: 15:51.
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The Masks- Don't mask yourself: Short film - Duration: 3:03.
Alright guys this is really important
test tomorrow and you have to learn all
your prepositions, infinitive now oh thank
you for bringing her to me,
hello Malya
this is our new student
umm... ok guys
its grammar time please find your
partners all right
Do you want to be partners?
"Nods"
you're doing great okay
"I can't do this anymore"
you're doing great okay just just keep trying
you learned this at your old school right?
just keep on trying, you are doing great!
Do you need a break honey?
this is not what it looks like
No this is what I see, my friend betrayed me like that
she did not betray she's it's just...
No! No, she is...
she has some disabilities
Like what?
here and she can't talk okay
what is it supposed to mean
It means that she can't talk and she can't hear
This is not fair and not funny either.
"What happened?"
Nothing happened, you are doing great
I can really see that you are working and you are really doing great.
okay
"Chattering"
Hey Joshika, look I am really sorry, Please forgive me
thanks Malya
so I see you work things out
yeah we did so the good thing is we all
learned something here okay and I'm really sorry
for disrespecting you the other day
Now all right let's learn
Major Crisis..... Phone "Epic Fails"
Film by Joshika N.R.
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