Guys are simple stitches and scenes. Thanks for coming back and today. We have a bit of a
different thing going on
I'm actually in Carrizo Springs, Texas. It's not too far from the border of Mexico
my husband
had a work thing and
So I came with him um
So while he's off doing his tests on this flying and stuff like that
I'm here at the hotel room, and I thought you know what?
I'd like to talk to you guys about some things, so that's what I'm doing
so the Topic is
recently
someone made a posted in regard to
selling vloggers and bloggers that
make a whole bunch of makes are kind of in the same boat as
Ready-To-Wear unethical Fashion Producers
and
um that kind of I
Don't know I guess to be frank it kind of ticked me off a little bit I
Didn't you know I didn't respond because that's just asami
so
But I wasn't thinking about it
And I thought you know what she this person doesn't know who I am this person doesn't know anything
So I'm not going to get riled up about um
You know her opinion?
But I did
Think about that for a while because this is back
Shortly after a fashion revolution week if you don't know what that is google it. It's something that you should know about
um
so anyway, she made that comment, and I just got to thinking about it and
You know it, just it bugged me and so I thought I would talk to you guys about it kind of see what your thoughts
Were on the subject now?
I
Saw for myself, but I've only recently started sewing for myself
I mean I've been sewing for a lot of years, but I've never had a me made wardrobe
And I never really I never I don't know I just never thought about making one
so obviously my my
Wardrobe is kind of small
and so you know I'm a lot of makes to
To do to get you know not clothes to wear because I want to get rid of the ready-To-wear stuff
that's still spinning or
unflattering
excusing
so I do I made quite a few things and I so for my husband and I so so for our three children and
I so for other family members brothers nieces nephews
And I also so for a friend's so that's it's a fair few
bit of people and then I so for and I
Absolutely, enjoy it wouldn't change it for the world
So in my kind of Month-To-month
Breakdown I do make quite a few things
I
Think about my average is probably like nine nine to ten items a month
This month in and june. I've kind of been
because I've been sick haven't been feeling well because of my
Autoimmune disorder disease that I have I just haven't been feeling well
And so I haven't had really the energy or whatever and then I got a cold on top of it
But I'm going down right at home. So anyway this these past two months. I haven't made I haven't done
What's typical for me which is several quite a bit of makes now
So when I'm building, I'm building my wardrobe, and I'm trying to build their wardrobes
So that's essentially five ord robes that I'm trying to build
And it's not going to be done
anytime soon
so
There's that there's you know maybe that person just really likes clothes a lot
maybe they
enjoy having a
large selection of things that they've made maybe they have
various
Roles that they kind of fill in their life. Maybe they're a mom. Maybe they also work outside of the home
Maybe they sew for family or friends. Whatever. It doesn't matter
It's how they choose to spend their time and their money and it's really not up to anybody else to kind of
Put a stamp on it. I guess and say if this is bad because you make too many things a month and
Another thing to think about is - does this person who made this comment. No or her fabric comes from I?
Don't know where mine comes from not all the time
Now I know that there are fabric companies
who
designers companies who are putting that information on
their fabric or in you know in their stores type of thing where they're saying this fabric was produced here in an ethical fashion by
fair Paid
workers
And that's fantastic. I wouldn't mind purchasing that fabric if I find it and I could afford it um
Let's see but I you know that's that's another thing to consider does this person, then that I don't know that
She does I know I don't know where all my fabric comes from because sometimes I buy off ebay
Sometimes I buy off of etsy and those people don't
Necessarily know where that fabric came from so you know I mean that's like a little hole
Just kind of a round Robin going round and round
but
anyway, that's
So I so for a lot of people. I don't have a large wardrobe. I don't know where my fabric comes from neither does she
She doesn't have the right to tell someone
Or make that blanket statement that the people who sew a lot
are wrong
now there's other bloggers and vloggers that I know that they make a lot of items and
They don't keep everything
Some of them have etsy shops
So where they've made a whole bunch of things well
You know they'll put it on the blog take photos and put it in their video
Or what have you and then they put it on their essays shop too, so that's there's nothing wrong with that
In fact that's smart you know because guess what you're blogging blogging
Maybe that's a source of income for that person so they have to make a lot of items to kind of keep up
With you know the pace of demand of the people who are reading and watching
and
Then there's others who maybe their fashion designers. Maybe they work for fashion designers, or they're turning out makes?
So it's kind of like I
Don't know. I don't know and just I guess just really pissed me off
so
There I mean that's kind of
Where I'm at. I mean so like what do you think do you think that the person makes 17 things in a month? That's wrong
Do you think that kind of puts them on the level of Ready-To-wear?
Maybelline call makers
And I know what ready-to-wear companies that you know
turn out
so much stuff, so
What do you think do you think that's the case or do you think that this person probably should?
not
Make like in statements like that
How do you how do you feel about how do you feel about what you make a month?
Do you think you make too much you think you make too little do you think you are?
On Par with ready-To-wear company. I know I'm not I mean
I make a lot of stuff, but there's no way that I could keep up with Ready-To-wear
companies
So yeah, I'm just kind of interested in what you think about that
so leave me comment below and let's kind of have a conversation about this so that's it for this week, and
I'll be back at you guys and on something else. Thanks for watching take care if you like this video
Go ahead and like and please do comment because I really would I
Really would like to hear what you think and?
I have a discussion about that and if you haven't
Already go ahead and subscribe and also. Thank you to all the new subscribers. It's so great to have you guys here and
Assist me take care guys bye
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Ah, if God heard me and brought me
The one I love and one day left
Leaving sadness along with me
Ah, it would be back to me all the happiness
The pain of "longing" would go away
A life would revive on the way to the end
Ah, I ask you Lord, Ah, bring back this love
Lord, my ending is close by
My God I ask you, have mercy on me
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hey There i checked my youTube Channels and oh my God
Holy Fish 300 subs! (that was too fast...) This is so awesome Guys! You guys are-
So to celebrate that, I gonna make Ask me video!
Put one question- (Please...One question each..)in the Comment Section and
I'll wait for 24 hours before the question will be closed. (this is gonna be a lot of them...)
After That I'll close the question and answer them! *mumbling*
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Prepare for the bad grammars~
Okay, I gotta animate again now... sooo, the question opens....Now!
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what makeup means to me?
When I'm nervous
Makeup soothes me
The girl will look prettier
make up makes me feel better
BETTER
oops what is it
makeup emphasize the dignity
you don't need make up
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It's pulse TV
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It is the first TV show in Nigeria where fans sing to favourite artist
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Sh*t I Never Knew: Fits For Me! || Wheel Fitment 101 - Duration: 10:32.
- Hey guys, it's Shawn with Custom Offsets,
Custom Offsets TV on the YouTube.
We got another (bleep) I Never Knew for you.
We've been hearing this from day one,
and we finally are gonna make a video on it,
just been kind of thinking about it.
Rather than delivering smart responses to you guys,
we're gonna go with actually explaining it,
and this is gonna be "Fit For Me."
Every single time we post up a Ram 1500,
a Ram 2500, a Super Duty, and we've got 12 wides,
and 35s, somebody chimes in and says,
"What the F, I got that to fit and I got 37s,
why did you guys have to trim for 35s?"
And literally what I think people are doing,
is they're looking at the size of the tire,
compared to our size of our tire, and they're saying,
"It fit for me, it should fit for you guys,
I don't understand why you're trimming."
The problem is they're not putting all the math together.
So what we've done is we've built this beautiful display
for you guys so that we can kind of walk through the
whole fitment concept.
So we'll give you this bird's eye view also so that you
can really look into this, but,
what we've done is this is the front of our truck,
so this is your front bumper,
this is your driver's side front tire, your front left
tire if you're here in America.
This is the cab corner,
this is gonna be your axle shaft,
your CV, your hub, and your lower control arm,
or upper control arm.
This is, the control arm got a little out of control,
so just bear with me,
it's over exaggerated so that you can see it easily.
And this is our stock OEM size,
32 and a half inch tire,
it's a 265/65, or 265/60R20,
and with a 20 inch wheel.
So when you look down on this thing, what you're gonna see
is basically, I always picture it like the quarter back
in the pocket, when they first come out of the snap,
they've created this perfect little safe happy zone,
where as long as this tire is in here it does awesome stuff,
and it does its job, and it doesn't bump into anybody else,
and it just has a good old time.
So this is what the engineer said, let's create this pocket,
what they're doing however is they're creating a pinch point
here, and they're creating a pinch point here,
and they're also creating a rub point back here,
where those upper and lower control arms,
depending on the vehicle, whichever one gets closest to it.
Where this factory wheel is good and happy because
it's hitting bump stops before it,
or not bump stops, the full lock,
it's hitting the full lock stops before it hits any of the
control arms and all that other stuff.
32 and a half, this is probably like a eight and a half inch
wide, plus 31 offset.
Now what happens is,
we move,
away from,
the eight and half wide with a positive offset,
and we move in to, where's this bad boy,
if you didn't know, you can always find your width
and offset on the back of the wheel.
This has got a 20 by 9 plus 14, so we went a half inch
wider on the wheel, and we went like 15 millimeters,
I don't know, what's the math,
17 millimeters,
less positive, so as that happens, what's happening is
this hub, where your hub locks into the wheel,
is headed this a way,
and with the width the wheel and tire are headed that a way,
we now bolt that up,
and if you come over here and look Fuller,
it starts to push out on the front of this,
and now what happens is,
when we turn, you're starting to smash into this,
so you have to go in here,
and you have to remove a little bit of that valence.
And you turn this way, and it rubs just a little bit,
so you might just let it rub, and it'll just wear
a little bit off of that corner.
So a 9 wide plus 14, you're not gonna get into too much
stuff, especially if you've now leveled the truck,
because you're bringing that up a little bit.
And the size tire is probably 32 12 and a half,
that's what everybody buys,
of course this is 285/50, it proved me wrong.
This is actually fairly close to that stock size tire.
Now what we're gonna do, is we're gonna ditch that one,
and we're gonna get even more aggressive.
Check it out.
And now we're going to bump up to,
sometimes it's on your outer edge if it's not on the back
of one of the spokes.
Negative 18 offset, probably a 20 by 10, 20 by 10.
So I've got a 20 by 10, negative 18, and probably a 35.
35 12 and a half.
I roll that into the same pocket,
and voila.
Now when I start turning that 35 is smashing into all of
this stuff, I've gotta remove this whole front corner
of the bumper.
I turn it this way, it's smashing into all this stuff,
I gotta start creating what we call a mini NorCal.
A lot of times what you can get away with is,
you can keep this outer edge,
and then you just remove a pocket in here,
creating this new travel spot.
Because if you look at it, what's happening,
see how this is a flat? It's geometry.
As this turns, this is gonna get close to it,
and as that suspension flexes, this is gonna get even
closer and closer to it.
That's why a lot of times you don't hear it rub until
you get to full lock, because you're hitting that.
So that is why you have to start trimming,
and ideally if you're good at it you can make it look like
it was born that way, and you start to create,
you get rid of that pinch point basically.
Now, when you go really crazy,
and you want to get yourself some of them Specialty
Forged, fancy ass wheels, and some 36 and a half by 15s.
Now you gotta put in some work.
So now if you're looking down at this thing,
I'd cheated even, tried to make it look better than
it is.
And you're way outside that wheel well,
you're going to, when you turn, you're gonna clip this
entire corner of the bumper off.
So now you've really gotta make some room,
commonly called the SEMA beaver,
because the SEMA guys are trying to push all those edges.
Sometimes you guys will even have to get in here
and do full blown body work and basically change,
that entire corner,
or that they just don't go full lock so they don't hit right
there, and then usually this one will suck in and clear.
Here's another thing that people don't realize.
My truck never rubs except for when I back out of
my driveway while turning.
You gotta remember, it doesn't turn like this,
because sometimes you're going forward, and it causes it
to turn like this, and it tips that wheel in or out,
when you go backing, tearing out of a driveway in reverse,
and you've got it cranked like this, it's gonna kick
the bottom of this tire out, and that's why you hear
it rub for the first time on the front of this liner,
because you're basically kicking it forward
because you're causing a drag when you crank that wheel,
and that's why that thing rubs.
One more thing I wanna show you.
Let's ...
We're gonna have to pretend, Fuller.
I'm gonna grab this really strange, tiny, no offset wheel,
ready for some off roading,
and we're gonna pretend,
that I went with my stock tire, or a positive 30,
offset 8 and a half wide, but I put this big fat meaty
tire on here, and now what happens is,
because it's still the same distance here,
but you've created this giant sidewall that wasn't there
when you had a stock setup, now you start rubbing into here.
So then people start to rub on the control arms,
because you've created this big boom, or you've gone from a
10 inch wide tire, to a 12 inch wide tire,
even though you haven't changed the wheel, you're creating
this big balloon on top of that wheel,
and they didn't allow the clearance in here,
so you rub up on either the inside,
the front or the rear,
of that control arm when you try to pivot,
and that's what you're running in to.
So the other fact is,
and I can probably show this best with my chalk.
If I'm running a 33,
let's say factory 32, and I drop a straight line I'm running
in here.
And now I go up to 37s, in here.
Remember, as I increase my width and offset,
I'm moving everything.
I should say increase my width and decrease my offset,
less positive or even into the negatives,
I'm moving everything this direction,
and that's why as you have more width and lower offset,
especially to the negative offset,
you're still the same size tire,
but you keep dragging it out here,
and remember, this is where we had our pinch points before
we went and SEMA beavered the shit out of this,
and that's why as you move it out,
even the same size tire, the 37s, start to hit,
because you've moved out of that pocket.
Remember the NFL, you got your pocket.
You've moved out of it, so now you're gonna get your ass
sacked, unless if you go in here and do some trimming.
Same thing.
And now you're clear.
So all I have to know about that is I'm absolutely
exhausted, I have broken a sweat, peace.
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There's something between you and Jace.
And you can't deny it.
Clary!
I'm not in love with Clary.
What happened at the seelie court, it was real.
I felt it and I know Clary did too.
I needed someone I can trust.
Everything is gonna be okay.
You may not consider me family,
but I care about you.
This is you
and me.
Here and now.
If you're in danger,
I'm going to do whatever it takes to keep you safe.
This means nothing.
Just feel something.
I know it's confusing.
But you can have feelings
for 2 people at the same time.
I'm just really glad that you okay.
You're okay.
Now that you are.
The kiss that will set them free
is the kiss you most desire.
Jace.
Jace.
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Gooooood Morning, Hank, it's Tuesday.
This video is about my mental health
But I want to say here, at the outset, that I am not a psychologist
and that, in general, I think we should listen to experts when it comes to mental health
and also when it comes to other things.
But I can only speak to my personal experience.
Okay, so it seems to me that the stuff happening way down inside of us is difficult to talk about,
partly because those experiences aren't really accessible by the senses.
You can't usually see or hear psychic pain
and it's difficult to describe without simile or metaphor.
Like, I might say that it feels like there's a void inside of me
or like my insides are twisted
or like my brain is on fire.
I can say what it's like more than I can say what it is
So, I have obsessive compulsive disorder
which is mostly seen in the popular imagination
as being about, like, excessive hand washing, or neatness, or whatever.
Because those are things you can see, you know?
They're not like the formless, insensate horrors of psychic pain,
they're behaviours that you can, like, portray in a movie.
But, for me at least, there's a reason the obsessive comes before the compulsive in the name.
So I experience these obsessive thought spirals
in which intrusive thoughts--that is, like, thoughts I don't want to have
that seem to come from outside of me--
sort of hijack my consciousness.
Now, everyone has known some version of not being able to choose their thoughts.
Like, after you lose someone you may find yourself thinking about them all the time,
you may see a sunset and think about seeing a sunset with that person,
or you open a car door and remember driving with them, etc..
Bu, for me, these obsessive thought spirals happen all the time
and they can take over for days or weeks or months.
Like, I might worry out of nowhere that my food is contaminated or somehow poisoned
and then, suddenly, that will be the only thought I am able to think.
The thought I'm either thinking or distracting myself from, all the time.
And when that gets bad, I can lose all control over my thoughts for an extended period of time,
to the extent that I can't follow what's happening in a TV show
or read a book.
This is exhausting, of course, but it's also kind of terrifying.
Because, 1) I can't stop being scared of the thing I'm scared about,
and 2) If I can't choose my thoughts and I am, at least in part, made out of those thoughts,
then am I actually the captain of this ship I call myself?
And the more you think about that, at least for me, the more it becomes sort of the premise for a horror movie.
Right, so the compulsive behaviours I use to cope with these obsessive thought spirals,
repeatedly checking my food for contamination, for instance,
or spending hours googling what will happen to me if I eat moldy bread,
those are, for me, ways of trying to comfort and calm myself.
Like, I'm not checking over and over again to be eccentric or whatever,
I'm doing it because I can not stop obsessing over the fear that I might have eaten living mold
and I will do whatever I can not to be strangled by that thought.
Mental illness is highly stigmatised in our culture,
but it is also sometimes romanticized.
We see TV shows where, in order to catch a terrorist, a mentally ill person must go off their meds,
or we see obsessive detectives whose obsessiveness allows them to crack cases that others couldn't.
That kind of thing might be true to some people's experiences but it hasn't been true to mine.
Like, I don't feel like my mental illness has any superpower side effects.
In fact, when I'm stuck inside a thought spiral, I find it very difficult to observe, like, anything outside of myself,
I become a terrible detective.
So, when I started the book that has become "Turtles all the Way Down,"
I wanted to like, try to find form and expression
for this way down, non-sensorial experience
of living inside of thought spirals.
The book is fictional, totally fictional, but it began from me
with thinking about what it would be like to be this one particular 16-year-old girl,
Asal Holmes, who's trying to be a good daughter and a good friend and a good student
and maybe even a good detective,
while also living with terrifying thought spirals that she can not see or hear
but that are nonetheless very real.
So, Hank, that's a bit of an introduction to the story and how I came to write it.
I also want to say to anyone out there concerned about their mental health,
please, please, seek help.
I've put some resources in the dooblydoo below.
I know it can be difficult to get effective treatment
but there is hope, even if your brain tells you there isn't.
The vast majority of mental illness is treatable
and lots of people with chronic mental health problems have fulfilling and vibrant lives.
Hank, DFTBA. I will see you on Friday
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Watch me dab when I ride past
That's too much swag, even on my hoverboard.
Doesn't even rhyme, what the heck.
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EVOLUTION TWENTY ONE
We started
Hip movement: right and left
Back and forward
Repeat
Back and forward
We changed
displaces
Four
Above!
Stay and jumping
Returns
Jump
I repeat
displaces
and stay
last
Above
stay
Repeat the beginning
Hip
Jump
Ahead
Look. Stay on site
Hip
mark it
knees up
Four!
Four,
Three,
Right leg back
Others more.
Above
behind
knee in
and wave
stay
There
Others more
Others more
Hip stay.
Let's go!
Kick
Double
Double
One and one
follow it
Double
Follow
Again the displacements
Above
Jump
Mark your hip:
Right
and you stay ahead
I repeat
displaces
Above!
Jump
Stay...
Right
stay
knee in
Wave
and wave
Right
Okay, you have little.
Right
And wave
Right
Beginning
Hip
Ahead
last
We left the last part
Come up with the last part
Follow
Follow
Kick
We have very little
latest
Pose
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