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How to make Gyoza, Jiaozi, or Mandu/ Gyoza, Jiaozi oder Mandu - Duration: 10:14.
Hello, it's nice that you tuned into thuskochtour again.
Last week I showed you how to make the dough for gyoza, jiaozi or mandu.
Today I would like to show you how to make the filling.
Therefore we need:
For the filling: 500g pork mince
200g shrimps (already peeled and cleaned)
300g Pak Choi
3 spring onions
25ml water
3tbsps soy sauce
20g ginger
2tsps salt
2tsps salt
1tsp starch
3tsps sesame oil
2 cloves of garlic
½ tsp pepper
First cut the shrimps into small pieces.
Add them to the pork mince and chop the ginger.
Add the chopped ginger to the meat.
Then press the garlic clove.
Cut the pak choi into small pieces and add it to the meat.
Then chop the spring onions finely (now I will only use the onion, the rest will be used later on) and also add it to the meat.
Now add soy sauce, water, salt, sugar, starch, sesame oil and finally pepper.
Mix everything together and put it aside.
Now I will prepare the sauce and therefore we need the following ingredients:
Spring onion leaves
1 chili
5tbsps soy sauce
1tsp sugar
2tsps dried chili
2 ½ tsps sesame oil
First put the soy sauce, sugar, dried chili and finally the sesame oil into a bowl and stir until the sugar dissolves.
Then cut the spring onion leaves into thin rings and put them into a bowl.
When everything is prepared we can fill the gyoza, jiaozi or mandu.
Put one teaspoon of the filling into the dough (I already showed you how to make the dough in last weeks video and will link the video in the infobox) and fold it.
First fold over the sides and overlap it approx. 5 times on one side and press it down on the upper edge.
When all of the dumplings are folded, put them into a pan with some oil and let them brown for approx. 3min.
As soon as the bottom side turns brown, add 100ml water, put the lid on and let it simmer until the water is evaporated.
After approx. 5min the dumplings are done and you can take them out of the pan and garnish them with some spring onion and chili and serve it with some soy sauce.
Now our delicious gyoza, jiaozi or mandu are ready!
They taste so delicious and the preparation is simple as well.
Leave me a thumbs up and subscribe!
Have fun trying out this recipe and until next time!!
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ADV: Am I Right, or Am I Crazy? - July 29, 2017 (with CC) - Duration: 25:43.
Welcome to American Dissident Voices.
I'm Kevin Alfred Strom.
I'M TRYING to wrap my mind around several concepts today, concepts that so many around
me see as self-evident, but which seem like bizarre, made-up nonsense to me.
Listen — and tell me if I'm crazy.
Here are some of the things that so many see as self-evidently true but which make me scratch
my head and wonder: Why the "Russia investigation" is even a real thing; why the Jews are an
especially vulnerable and helpless group, so much in need of our protection; why African
and Middle Eastern and other Third World migrants and supposed refugees "have nowhere else
to go" except the White world; and how the German National Socialists got a reputation
for being the "world's most evil" government.
First, the "collusion with Russia" accusations: Donald Trump — for whom I hold no brief,
to put it mildly — is accused of having arranged or condoned meetings of his staff
or people close to him with Russian diplomats or other government representatives during
his recent presidential campaign.
To me, that is like accusing him of wearing pants or eating cheese sandwiches.
There's nothing there.
I have this feeling that diplomats, like ambassadors and their subordinates, tend to have large
numbers of meetings with political and business leaders in the countries to which they're
assigned, especially when those individuals seem likely to become decision-makers.
Isn't that their job?
Isn't that what our ambassadors do?
Why, therefore, is it surprising or "criminal" that the Russian ambassador might talk to
Donald Trump or members of his team before or after the election?
Why wouldn't they be interested in finding our what Trump's team was like and what
changes they were likely to make in US policies?
Who knows how many candidates in US elections have gone to Israel and put on their skullcaps
to pay obeisance to Jewish power, and have spoken there with Jewish officials.
A huge percentage, I'd expect.
How many of our elected "representatives," Democrat and Republican, are out-and-out vetted
by Jewish donors and explicitly questioned on their proposed policies toward the state
of Israel? — and how many hundreds of millions in campaign funds are then handed out by those
donors and by AIPAC, the biggest lobby and payoff gang in Washington, to those who pass
the vetting?
Talk about foreign interference in US elections!
Hell, those guys own the US elections.
Yet nobody's going to jail over that, and no one is even being investigated.
Even suggesting that there should be such an investigation is enough to get you labeled
an "anti-Semite" by the controlled media.
And how many elections and outright revolutions have our diplomats and intelligence bad guys
and secret teams interfered in throughout the world?
Weren't Victoria Nuland, "our" Jewish Assistant Secretary of State for European
and Eurasian Affairs, and Geoffrey Pyatt, the US ambassador to Ukraine, caught right
out in the open giving out cookies and encouragement to coup plotters right in the middle of a
revolution in Ukraine that succeeded in installing a Jewish government there? — and weren't
they, thanks to some excellent hackers who made their phone conversations public, also
caught basically promising high positions in the new government — and tons of US taxpayer
money — to traitorous Ukrainian politicians for supporting the US-instigated coup?
I think so.
Talk about foreign influence in elections!
And wasn't the US the bully-boy for Israel in using bombing, shootings, and outright
murder — either directly using "our" armed forces or through "rebel" proxies
— in forcing or attempting to force regime change on the people of Afghanistan, Iraq,
Libya, and now Syria?
Talk about foreign influence in elections!
And hasn't the US government been doing this kind of thing for 100 years or more?
So why all the hullabaloo about a few routine conversations with Russian diplomats?
I'll tell you why: It's because we are now a nation of men, not of laws.
American revolutionary John Adams said we should be the opposite — a nation of laws,
not of men, he said; meaning that principle should rule, not the whims of leaders or politicians.
But the proliferation of laws beyond all reason or need by corrupt legislators has gotten
to the point where not only has no man on Earth ever read every law and regulation of
the United States, but no man could do so even if he devoted his entire life to the
effort.
So, since no one can now know if he (or anyone) has or has not broken one of the innumerable
statutes and rules that cram Walmart Supercenter-size law libraries to overflowing, law today — if
it is enforced at all — can only be enforced selectively.
Therefore, the real situation that obtains in the US is this: Most people in America
are unmolested if they pay and obey, do what they're told, and keep their heads down
and their mouths shut.
Those who keep on the right side of those in power can commit innumerable crimes and
law enforcement will look the other way and take no interest in their activities whatsoever
— unless they become too notorious and there's a public outcry.
But say the "wrong things" and make political enemies and suddenly whole rooms full of nice,
nasty, heartless Jewish lawyers and law clerks will be hiring detectives and paying snitches,
many of them perjurers, to document everything you allegedly do or say and everyone you know
and every dime you make, and poring over every statute and regulation ever written for as
long as necessary to find out some way to "get" you — and get you they probably
will, no matter who you are; even if you are the President of the United States.
That explains the current Russia mania.
If it weren't Russia, it would be something else.
Like I said, I am not a fan of The Donald, but I have to say that there's something
truly obscene about these politicians who take Adelson money and AIPAC money standing
up and sanctimoniously proclaiming that a conversation with a Russian diplomat is some
kind of criminal "meddling" in US politics.
And there's something appallingly stupid about people who can't see or grasp that
obscenity.
So, tell me: Is that the way it really is, or not?
— am I right? — or am I crazy?
That brings me to the second concept that, just on the face of it, makes no sense at
all: The idea that the Jews — the ones I just mentioned who own the Congress and Senate
of the United States — are somehow extremely weak and vulnerable and in need of special
sympathy and protection and even money from the hard-pressed working people of the United
States.
We pay them tens of billions every year in "aid," forgiven "loans," and outright
gifts to the Jewish state.
We just gave them $38 billion as a gift to fund their military killing machine, one of
the most effective in the world.
Every time a rabbi paints a swastika on his own synagogue and doesn't get caught, we
pay huge and ever-increasing security bills for Jewish organizations and pressure groups.
We fund international commissions whose sole purpose is to root out, criminalize, and imprison
those who criticize Jewish power.
The Jews are so weak and vulnerable that they control a large stock of nuclear weapons that
is simultaneously illegal and yet politically unmentionable and untouchable.
They're so weak and vulnerable they dominate our Ivy League universities; own and control
all the major media of news and entertainment; absolutely dominate Wall Street and banking,
including the master money spigot of them all, the Federal Reserve Bank.
They are, in fact, the wealthiest and most powerful ethnic group on planet Earth.
Yet we are commanded to regard them as the most long-suffering, persecuted, vulnerable,
and endangered human group, deserving of special protection and consideration at every turn
— in need of constant help and aid just to ensure their bare existence.
They're so weak and vulnerable that they need us to fight their wars for them, with
our own sons and now even daughters dying in the process.
The evidence I've seen tells me that what we're commanded to believe about them is
actually the reverse of the truth.
So, tell me: Is that the way it really is, or not?
— am I right? — or am I crazy?
Another idea that is hard to accept is that brown or Black people fleeing persecution,
or war, or the consequences of their own dysfunctional cultures, must always go to White countries.
Take a look at the map I'll include in the text version of this broadcast.
Just one African country alone — the "Democratic Republic of the Congo" — is just about
the same size as all of western Europe.
And that's just one country!
Look at the vastnesses of sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.
Include in the Middle East all of the Arab countries of north Africa.
Look at the whole mass of Mestizo nations south of the Rio Grande — a whole continent
and a half!
Add these areas up.
These are huge areas.
They dwarf the United States.
They dwarf Australia.
They dwarf Europe.
Yet somehow we are to believe that these invaders of the White world "have nowhere else to
go."
And they are sweeping into our nations like locusts, by the millions, and going practically
nowhere else.
It sounds to me like these brown people, however real their problems may be, are being used
as weapons to bring chaos, miscegenation, violence, crime, and cultural destruction
to the White nations of the Earth.
So, tell me: Is that the way it really is, or not?
— am I right? — or am I crazy?
Another thing we are told is that makes little sense to me is that the one nation that really
put up a fight against the same destruction we are now facing, National Socialist Germany,
was "the most evil nation on Earth" led by "the most evil man who ever lived,"
and that these evil people, for no good reason whatsoever, decided to exterminate all the
Jews they could lay their hands on using a pesticide that was designed to kill lice.
This seems odd, because just a few years before this was supposed to have occurred, Germany
had developed the infamous nerve gas, Sarin, which is 26 times more effective than the
insecticide designed to kill lice, Zyklon B, which they are accused of using.
They had in fact manufactured a large quantity of Sarin and even experimented with placing
it in projectiles.
But the Germans made a conscious decision — perhaps influenced by Adolf Hitler's
own suffering from mustard gas in World War 1, and his belief that it would be inhumane
— not to use Sarin or any other nerve agent on any enemy target whatsoever, even though
they were locked in a struggle for their very existence, and even though their scientists
had developed several such agents.
Under those circumstances, how likely is it that they would use a bug bomb to murder millions
of people in a vast and resource- and transportation-intensive industrial killing program?
There are so many levels of unlikelihood here: Why such a program at all, when they had already
refused to use certain deadly weapons on their sworn and deadly enemies, weapons of which
only they had knowledge, on grounds of inhumanity? — and when they even allowed part-Jews to
serve in the German officer corps?
And, assuming they really did want to kill millions, why transport the alleged victims
to a hodge-podge of camps hundreds of miles away when a bullet on the spot would do?
Why use poison gas at all?
And, if you are going to use poison gas, why not use the most effective one, the one that
takes micrograms instead of milligrams to kill?
Why use a bug bomb?
The subject of the alleged "Holocaust" is a vast one, and has been the subject of
many thick volumes, but even the basic questions that would occur to any reasonable person
given the initial facts, lead to skepticism about the claims that in many countries it
is a criminal offense to question.
I am very, very skeptical of these claims.
It seems to me that they are most likely a ploy to gain a special degree of sympathy
— and tolerance of aggressive, predatory behavior — for that richest and most powerful
ethnic group I just mentioned.
So, tell me: Is that the way it really is, or not?
— am I right? — or am I crazy?
If you don't think I'm crazy — if you think I might be on to something here — something
vital, something important — drop me a line and let's work together.
* * *
You've been listening to American Dissident Voices, the radio program of the National
Alliance.
The National Alliance is working to educate White men and women around the world as to
the nature of the reality we must face — and organizing our people to ensure our survival
and advancement.
To help us, send donations to National Alliance, Box 172, Laurel Bloomery, TN 37680 USA or
visit natall.com/donate.
To order books and CDs from National Alliance books, visit natall.com/shop and for free
fliers to spread the truth in your community, visit natall.com/fliers.
Once again, our postal address is Box 172, Laurel Bloomery, TN 37680 USA.
Until next week, this is Kevin Alfred Strom reminding you of the words of Richard Berkeley
Cotten:
Freedom is not free; free men are not equal;
and equal men are not free.
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Make Or Break: Scarlett Moffatt fears ex will spill her sex secrets on Channel 5 TV show
The Jungle queen's hunky former beau Richard Cull is going on Channel 5's Make Or Break and is said to be out for revenge after a "toxic" end to their relationship.
Pals of the former Gogglebox star are worried he could wreck her squeaky-clean image with details of their sex life and how she ruined their love.
They dated for nine months in 2013 after meeting on the saucy MTV show Beauty School Cop Outs. WORRIED: Scarlett Moffatt fears Richard Cull will tell her sex secrets on Make Or Break.
But gutted Rich was left heartbroken when they split – and claims she did the dirty on him. He said: "It ended badly, she cheated on me to put it bluntly.
I saw the texts from the other guy on the phone. There was a lot of drama. It ended very sour. "It was toxic and it took me months to get over her. "I was depressed and in a dark place afterwards..
Friends say Scarlett, 26, is terrified that tattooed Rich could embarrass her and wreck her rekindled relationship with on-off boyfriend Luke Crodden. An insider said: "Scarlett thought this was all done.
"But she knows how reality TV works and producers are going to be desperate for him to open up about their bedroom secrets. "She has just got things back on track with Luke, so it's a real disaster.
SMOOCH: Richard and Scarlett dated in 2013 after meeting on Beauty School Cop Outs. "Hopefully he can ignore her past." Personal trainer Rich, 24, has joined the show with nightclub promoter Sophii Vassallo in a last-ditch bid to save their relationship.
Sophii, 26, who admits to having a "jealous psycho streak", cannot get over her muscular beau's famous ex. He was attracted to sexy Scarlett after she appeared topless on their MTV show and they were seen canoodling in frisky scenes.
Scarlett is trying to take her mind off things as she films scenes for her new job, hosting the revival of Streetmate.
FORMER LOVERS: Richard was left heartbroken after the split. She has become good pals with Ant and Dec and has starred in their Saturday Night Takeaway show.
Scarlett is even in the frame to host I'm A Celeb with Dec if troubled Ant is not ready for the show after his stint in rehab.
The insider added: "Scarlett's brand has taken off big style in the last year. "But she is crossing all her fingers for Rich and Sophii to be voted off the show first.".
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Learn English - Common Mistake 40 - 'stay in a hotel' or 'live in a hotel'? (with subtitles) - Duration: 2:45.
Hello again, and welcome to 'One English
Mistake in One Minute' where each week I
discuss, in detail, one common English
mistake made by English language
learners around the world. This is video
number 40.
As always, my respect and admiration
to you for trying to improve your
English. In this video I'm going to
show you a slide, and on the slide
they're going to be two sentences: One is
the way a native English speaker might
say it, the other is the way an English
language learner might wrongly say it.
Your job is to decide which one is
correct. Pause the video if you have
to, but just decide and then after the
slide, I will give you another slide in
which I explain the answer.
Hopefully you nailed it. Hopefully you
are a master, a ninja...but if not, then you
should study this a little bit more.
I've started you off on that studying
path by giving you three sentences that
you can study from. Again, study the
whole sentence, memorize them, drill them
into your brain -- hardwire it -- and then
practice it with speaking or writing.
Just keep doing it and doing it
until you get it right -- and the bad English is
out of your head, and the good English is in.
Okay, just a few quick things. First, if
you liked the video, I hope you'll click
on the thumbs up below. Second, as
these videos come out like clockwork at
the same time every week, I hope you'll
subscribe to my channel. Third, I have an
online course called '50 Common English
Mistakes' and that costs the equivalent
of 20 euros...but for viewers of these
videos it costs 10, so you get a half off
discount -- so I hope you'll think about
that. Fourth, I'm continuously developing
my website, so please go check that out.
Finally, my Twitter feed is
@epicenglishtips so I give English tips in
Twitter form. Please follow me on
Twitter. All the information is in the
description box below. That's it.
Thank you for watching, and see you next
week.
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English for Russian Speakers 40 - 'after it' or 'after that'? (with subtitles) - Duration: 2:35.
Hello everyone, and welcome back to 'One
English Tip in One Minute for Russian
Speakers' where each week I talk about,
in detail, one common English mistake
made by Russian speakers as they try
to learn English. This is video number 40.
As I'm still fond of saying, good for
you for working to try to improve your
English. In this video -- or in all these
videos -- I show you a slide, and on the
slide there are two sentences: One is
the correct way a native English speaker
would say it, and the other is the wrong
way that many Russian speakers who are
learning English say it. Your task is
to decide which one is correct. Read the
sentences, think about the answer, pause
the video if you have to and we will
talk about the answer in the slide that
follows this slide.
Okay, so hopefully you got that correct and if
you didn't, it just means you have to
study more. You're in a....the same
situation as many other Russian English
language learners out there. To start
you on the path to correcting this
mistake, I've given you three sentences
to study from. Again, study the
sentences in their entirety, review them
constantly and put into practice
constantly what you've learned through
writing or speaking or both, and
eventually you'll get it.
Okay, just a few quick things. First, if
you liked the video, I hope you'll click
on the thumbs up below. Second, as
these videos come out like clockwork at
the same time every week, I hope you'll
subscribe to my channel. Third, I have an
online course called '50 Common English
Mistakes' and that costs the equivalent
of 20 euros, but for viewers of these
videos it costs 10...so you get a half off
discount. I hope you'll think about
that. Fourth, I'm continuously developing
my website, so please go check that out.
Finally, my Twitter feed is
@epicenglishtips so I give English tips in
Twitter form...so please follow me on
Twitter. All the information is in the
description box below. That's it.
Thank you for watching, and see you next
week.
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English for Chinese Speakers 40 - 'She is so fashion' or 'She is so fashionable'? (with subtitles) - Duration: 3:22.
Hi again everyone, and welcome to 'One
English Tip in One Minute for Speakers
of Chinese (and its many language
varieties)'. In these videos I discuss, in
detail, each week -- like clockwork -- one
common English mistake made by Chinese
speakers...and this is video number 40.
It's ongoing, it's continuous and
actually it's growing. If you've watched
all these videos, then it's growing. I
think it's a cool thing, I think it's a
smart thing and I think it's a very
practical thing that you are trying to
improve your English. It's cool that
you even speak English in the first
place, especially when you consider how
different English is from Chinese and
its varieties. In these videos, I show you
a slide, and on the slide there are two
sentences: One is the correct way we say
it in English, the other is the wrong way
that many Chinese speakers say it. Your
your job is to decide which one is
correct. Do that now. Read the
sentences, listen to me read the
sentences, pause the video, think about
your answer and I will discuss the
answer in detail after it.
If you answered this
correctly, and with confidence, and you
didn't have to think about it very much,
then good for you. You don't have to
concentrate on this very much. But if,
like millions of other people out there,
you got this wrong -- or you took a wild
guess and happened to get it right -- well
hopefully now you understand. Still,
it means that you have to study more.
To start you off on that process -- and
it's a very simple beginning, I know -- I've
given you three sentences to study from.
Memorize the sentences in their
entirety, review them -- really drill them
into your brain -- and put into practice
what you've learned through speaking or
writing or both. As always -- or as I
often say -- it's good to go outside of
these videos and learn from the vast
resources that are out there.
Okay, just a few things before we finish.
First, if you liked the video I hope
you'll click on the thumbs up below.
Second, I hope you will consider
subscribing to my channel. I think it's a
good idea as these videos come out like
clockwork every week...so hopefully you
will do that. Third, I have an online
course called '50 Common English Mistakes'
and it costs 20 euros...but if you follow
the link in the description box below it
costs 10 euros, so I hope you'll think
about that. Next, I am building up my
website, so I hope you will pay that a
visit. Also, I have a Twitter feed.
My Twitter handle is @epicenglishtips
so please follow me there.
Finally, if there's anything that you
want me to work on -- if there's any
English mistakes that you need help with --
please write it in the comments below
and I will try my best to address it.
Thank you for watching, and see you next
week.
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today i am going to teach you how to write on a shape or circle
first ad a new project to Photoshop cs5
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Actor or Freak? - Duration: 17:54.
Oh, here we go. Look, I'm not having this.
It's pathetic! Is this how you treat everyone?
Now please answer the question
Is this how you treat everyone?
Yeah, well I don't wanna be treated like everyone
What I mean exactly is I use this phone a lot
and I expect something in return
I suppose a shag's out of the question?
See red? Then see Virgin Mobile
[Music and singing]
Just try and fuck daddy dearest using this tonight, eh?
Punchbag or a dartboard?
I just fancied a change of scenery. I'm cool. So can I?
Can you what? Yeah, yeah of course you can. Of course you can. What's mine is yours
Mi casa es tu casa, blah, blah, blah and all that
Yeah, all right. So what's your address again?
Classified mate! Look, I'll snatch a cab and pick you up, yeah?
Share some quality time. Hang out
Cool. Thanks bruv
Hey - what are bruvs for?
[Music]
Don't worry little bruv. Big brother is watching over
It's like I always say
he who plays straight always loses
[spaced out electronic music]
All righty ... come on ...
[cheering and clapping]
[whistle blows]
As an actor, I dream of playing many different roles
A Shakespeare character, some comedy
Even an action hero ...
[Action hero music]
[laughter]
Clearly there's a problem
As a disabled actor, will I ever be seen as just an actor?
Or will I only ever be seen as a freak who acts?
[upbeat music]
The drug that shrank my arms will be 50 this year
Ever since I discovered that I was like this because my mum took thalidomide
while she was pregnant with me I have wanted
to find out everything I could about it
Long after the drug's dangers were recognised in Britain,
a new generation of thalidomide children was discovered in Brazil
Some people even believe that thalidomide victims may still be being born there
In this film, I'm going to go to Brazil to find out if that's true
and explore the chequered history of the
drug that made me the way I am
Thalidomide was invented in the
German pharmaceutical company Chemie Grunenthal
by their medical director Dr Heinrich Muchter
Doctor Muchter was a Nazi and during the war
experimented on the blood of concentration camp victims
in his search for a cure for typhus
So the perfect choice then for a German,
post-war, state-funded pharmaceutical
company's medical director
Okay, time now to meet some fellow thalidomiders
Time to find out what life is really like for them out here
Let's see ...
So look there we have ... men can take it
Women can't. I can't read this but I'm sure it's more of an explanation
Thalidomide can cause children to be born
without arms or legs
Well, that's a fairly comprehensive explanation
Surprisingly ...
what I imagined would be an enormous emotional impact
I mean I am not going to take it in a hurry thank you very much
but when we're faced with this kind of level of need
I can't see how anyone can begrudge taking it
and it's become something else to me already
It's become not just the pill that made me like this
But it's become the bill that stops her being in abject misery and pain
But it is pretty fucking weird ...
Musical theater has traditionally
covered the big issues of life such as
love, betrayal, revolution and death but
now in the 21st century one actor has
taken the subject of a drug scandal in
the 1950s and 60s and
turned it into a very un-pc but hit musical.
Showtime Wales went to meet Mat Fraser,
the writer and star of Thalidomide: A Musical
[Singing]: Monster babies ... monster babies ...
a vision from Hades, worse than rabies
made by ladies whose knowledge is shady
Distillers just say 'Please believe in its safety' ...
"Thalidomide exclamation mark, exclamation mark, A Musical"
is a title from heaven or hell depending on your point of view
and when me and my mates down the pub
are always playing games of shows you
should never do, you know, umm ... umm ...
Kidney Infection the Musical or whatever and I
said "Thalidomide: A Musical" and everybody
laughed so immediately that I knew I was onto something
[Singing]: Well ... talk to the flipper 'cos the face don't care ...
And then I went away and thought, can I actually write this?
And found a couple of songs just whipped straight off the page:
"Talk to the Flipper" and "It's Hard to Hitch Down Life's Highway with No Thumbs"
And I thought yes, I'm going to do this; I'm really going to do this
[singing] Yes I ain't got no thumbs but you ain't got no friends!
Through your insults you sneer but I know it is fear
cutting into your self-loathing ...
Calchas!
My Lord ...
When Mother Wind's blowing with us, what say the Gods?
Speak seer. What must I do?
A terrible thing
Tell me
I command you
The Goddess Artemis asks for your daughter
in trade for fair wind, Artemis demands
your daughter's life
Here, this altar ...
And this will satisfy the Goddess?
But you must hold the knife
The Gods demand it
Of course they do
All right, Dad!
Yes, I'm fine thank you!
Come on! Come on Dad!
It's 4 - 3!
Yeah, well the next one wins it. Yeah
Look out, here's the Hoff [laughter]
He can't even do this
Take this space! Come on!
Here you are mate one-two! Through, through through!
Go on Dad! Go on Dad!
Go on, make your run! Shoot!
[shouting and screaming] Lazio!
He isn't gonna start doing cartwheels is he?
Dad ...
[Exciting music and shouting]
[Sounds of fighting and punching]
Thalidomide
Excuse me?
They want me to take thalidomide
Right
Apparently what it did wrong, it can now do right
It stops blood vessels growing
It stopped my limbs growing before I was born and now
it could stop my tumours growing before I die
My life book-ended by thalidomide
It might help.
I don't think you understand
When we were born we were given up. So many of us put in homes
Left
The ones that no one wanted to adopt
People saw us as freaks
Some still do
No
It's not that hard to believe
I would have liked to have had an anonymous life
Walk down the street without being stared at
And I can't have that
Because of that
Mister G
Just been out for a bit of fresh. Take in a good old British summer
I miss them.
So you made a decision then?
I've always gone, left problems behind
but this is like a nail in the heart pinning me here
I can't run away
Well then
Maybe you shouldn't try to
I spent my whole life campaigning against this drug
and now I'm expected to take it
I keep thinking about this film. These guys
climbing a mountain and there's an accident
One of them has the chance to get off alive but only if he cuts the rope that links him to his friend
I think I know how he felt
Cut the rope. Survive.
Take thalidomide. Survive.
Yeah, it would give me a bit more life but at what cost?
Well what about the ones you leave behind?
Your girlfriend? Your son?
What would you do?
Stick to your guns and go down blazing?
Or swallow your pride and do what's right for others
What's the easy option there?
There is no easy option
[Opening music]
A little culture for the TV viewers
God knows they need it
Well, do you think they'll like it?
I think they'll love it
And sleep well
Wait! You're not staying?
Umm, well ... it's a bit dodgy tonight
I've got a lot on my mind
I wouldn't want to disappoint you
What have you got on your mind, lover boy? Huh?
Come over here
Just a goodnight kiss
You reek of Venetian Romance
I can't imagine any of my monsters wearing perfume
So tell me
Who are you screwing?
I don't believe, ma'am, that that's any of your business
It's all my business, you prick!
Who are you to talk to me like that?
Who am I?
Who are you? That's the real question
You're certainly not the fairy queen you pretend to be
Quite the opposite!
It seems to me that we are all here
to serve your deceitful and demonic soul
Now tell me! Where are those twins?
The truth! Everyone's talking
Everyone?
Talking about what?
The general consensus is that
you've done something nefarious with those girls!
Scheissen!
Pure Scheissen!
Go wake them all up!
No. Me.
It should be me.
[escalating ominous music]
Try not to miss
I always miss, darling.
that's the point
[Macabre circus music]
Ladies and Gentlemen, prepare yourselves for the most
death-defying scene! It takes but a split second for this knife
to travel from my fingertips to the edge of the wheel
A split second that separates life from death ...
Spin the wheel, Eve!
Now, you may think that this man's destiny
rests in Miss Elsa's hands
But fate is the true master of us all
[Screams]
And yet ... fate is not unkind
The reversal of fortune can be swift
The pauper can be made king!
[Gasps in pain]
Oh no!
Get him down! Get him down!
Oh my God, what have I done?
No, no! It was an accident!
Oh God ...
We need a doctor! Call a doctor!
I'll see to it
Take him to the caravan
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English Tips for Speakers of Indian Languages 40 - 'see a dream' or 'have a dream'? (with subtitles) - Duration: 1:42.
Hi again everyone, and welcome back to
'One English Tip in One Minute for
Speakers of Indian Languages' (the many
Indian languages). In these videos I talk
about, in detail, one common English
mistake made by people from India, and
this is video number 40.
Again, nice going for working to
improve your English. It's something I
totally respect and admire. In these
videos I show you a slide, and on the
slide there are two sentences: One is the
correct way that a native English
speaker would say it, the other is the
wrong way that many people from India
say it. Your task is to decide which
one is correct. Read the sentences,
listen to me say the sentences, pause the
video, think about your answer and I will
talk about the answer in the slide that
follows this slide.
Okay, so if you got it wrong -- or you just
took a wild guess and got it right -- I
think you know what you have to do. You
have to start to study to get past this
mistake. It's the only way to recognize
the mistake and then study to get past
it, right? To start you off on that
path -- it's a very simple beginning -- but
I've given you three sentences you can
study from. Memorize the sentences, review
them and put into practice what you've
learned through speaking or writing or
both. You might make mistakes along
the way but eventually, with enough
practice, you'll get it.
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