Sensitive content

This media may contain sensitive content.

Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Ana Sayfaya Dön

I’m ALWAYS getting raw dogged slutted out by BBCs is there something wrong with me ? I please every cock & set of balls. IDC ! Google me. Catch me anywhere. SASHA IVY THE NYMPHO QUEEN! wjfb Mike Dirty Jay #wife #hotwife #spade #spadequeen #slut #rt #retweet #whore #bbc...

Sasha_Lifestyle's profile picture

HOTWIFE Sasha Ivy

75,246 subscribers

26,839 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce •via X (Twitter)

NSFW#wife#hotwife#spade#spadequeen#slut#rt
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Yorum

Yorum bulunmuyor

Orijinal gönderinin yorumları burada görünecek

Benzer Videolar

Real life story time! I briefly dated someone who saw flowers as a complete waste of his money. And refused to buy them. Like ever. REFUSED. Even on “special occasions”. And it was exhausting trying to explain why I liked flowers and why it made me feel special for my significant other to get them for me. Eventually I got tired of asking for that display of romance. And I left. I walked away and didn’t wait for him to break up with me. Sometimes, in the quest for better, you have to be the one to walk away. But that’s not the point of this post. The point is: that one hated the idea, and the right one was honored by the idea. I’m now married to the man who has a whole BUDGET JUST FOR FLOWERS for me set aside and he carefully chooses ones he believes I will like. A whole budget. Please catch what I’m saying. Maybe it’s not flowers. Maybe it’s quality time. Maybe it’s something else. The point is the one who WANTS TO, will. Basically… One man’s “why do you need all that from me” is another man’s “is that all you need from me?” Remember that. And stop settling my good sis. The things you would like to have only scare those who have intentions of doing the bare minimum to skate by. That means there’s a heart out there willing to put in the work Carry on as you were. 💖☺️ Save this for later when you need the reminder.
0:54

Real life story time! I briefly dated someone who saw flowers as a complete waste of his money. And refused to buy them. Like ever. REFUSED. Even on “special occasions”. And it was exhausting trying to explain why I liked flowers and why it made me feel special for my significant other to get them for me. Eventually I got tired of asking for that display of romance. And I left. I walked away and didn’t wait for him to break up with me. Sometimes, in the quest for better, you have to be the one to walk away. But that’s not the point of this post. The point is: that one hated the idea, and the right one was honored by the idea. I’m now married to the man who has a whole BUDGET JUST FOR FLOWERS for me set aside and he carefully chooses ones he believes I will like. A whole budget. Please catch what I’m saying. Maybe it’s not flowers. Maybe it’s quality time. Maybe it’s something else. The point is the one who WANTS TO, will. Basically… One man’s “why do you need all that from me” is another man’s “is that all you need from me?” Remember that. And stop settling my good sis. The things you would like to have only scare those who have intentions of doing the bare minimum to skate by. That means there’s a heart out there willing to put in the work Carry on as you were. 💖☺️ Save this for later when you need the reminder.

Adara Sherron, M.A.

1,862,278 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce

Im 3 years sober today, and I’m sharing my journey in this video—raw & from the heart. I want it to inspire those struggling & remind those on this journey, why we continue to struggle through it. There was a time I drank and used drugs whenever I could, thinking it was no big deal, just part of the fun. Then came the phase where drinking had consequences—bad emotional hangovers, regrets, lies, and chaos. Eventually, it was just the consequences, no fun left, just a cycle I couldn’t see my way out of. Back then, I didn’t even think I had a problem. Sobriety changed everything. These three years have flown by in a blink, yet felt like the longest of my life—each day a battle, each victory a milestone. Today i feel proud. Being sober has made me present for my kids, given us Sage and Jaxx—my miracle babies who wouldn’t exist without my sobriety & my wife Shelly’s unwavering support. She stuck by me through the darkest times, & then pushed me away when I needed it the most, and for that I’m forever grateful. Family is everything; they’re the anchor that keeps me grounded. I’ve learned friends come and go—especially the party ones. My biggest fear was losing them all, and yeah, that was the hardest part of sobriety. But it left me with a few incredible people who truly want what’s best for me & my family, you know who you are. These three years taught me to fight my demons. I’ve learned to box, learned that I change my mindset on a daily basis , to set boundaries & its given me the confidence to confront those who treat me badly. I’ve discovered I’m not made of glass & its ok for people to dislike me, im not perfect, im a peace with that. I’ve cut out endless toxic people who drained the life out of me. Because now I like me, I don’t need everyone else to. If you want the people you love to see change in you show strength through vulnerability. Commit to something, and you can make it happen. I’m living proof that anyone struggling with drinking or drugs can change. To those fighting this battle without family or who can’t see theirs, I know your struggle is harder, I want to acknowledge that and you and I’m thinking of you always. Dont give up. If you’re struggling, please know you’re not alone. Share your story in the comments—I’m here to listen. How are you pushing through your own challenges? 3 years baby 💪 #SoberJourney #sober #Addiction #mentalhealth
2:58

Im 3 years sober today, and I’m sharing my journey in this video—raw & from the heart. I want it to inspire those struggling & remind those on this journey, why we continue to struggle through it. There was a time I drank and used drugs whenever I could, thinking it was no big deal, just part of the fun. Then came the phase where drinking had consequences—bad emotional hangovers, regrets, lies, and chaos. Eventually, it was just the consequences, no fun left, just a cycle I couldn’t see my way out of. Back then, I didn’t even think I had a problem. Sobriety changed everything. These three years have flown by in a blink, yet felt like the longest of my life—each day a battle, each victory a milestone. Today i feel proud. Being sober has made me present for my kids, given us Sage and Jaxx—my miracle babies who wouldn’t exist without my sobriety & my wife Shelly’s unwavering support. She stuck by me through the darkest times, & then pushed me away when I needed it the most, and for that I’m forever grateful. Family is everything; they’re the anchor that keeps me grounded. I’ve learned friends come and go—especially the party ones. My biggest fear was losing them all, and yeah, that was the hardest part of sobriety. But it left me with a few incredible people who truly want what’s best for me & my family, you know who you are. These three years taught me to fight my demons. I’ve learned to box, learned that I change my mindset on a daily basis , to set boundaries & its given me the confidence to confront those who treat me badly. I’ve discovered I’m not made of glass & its ok for people to dislike me, im not perfect, im a peace with that. I’ve cut out endless toxic people who drained the life out of me. Because now I like me, I don’t need everyone else to. If you want the people you love to see change in you show strength through vulnerability. Commit to something, and you can make it happen. I’m living proof that anyone struggling with drinking or drugs can change. To those fighting this battle without family or who can’t see theirs, I know your struggle is harder, I want to acknowledge that and you and I’m thinking of you always. Dont give up. If you’re struggling, please know you’re not alone. Share your story in the comments—I’m here to listen. How are you pushing through your own challenges? 3 years baby 💪 #SoberJourney #sober #Addiction #mentalhealth

Daniel O’Reilly

682,994 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

[ENG Trans] — Jimmy Graduation Day 🎓 #JimmyGraduationDay ⸻ 💬 “Jimmy Talking with Fans” 💜 Jimmy: “Now graduated, what fun thing do I want to do next?” Fun, you say? Well…here it is, staying at GMMTV. 💜 Jimmy: After this event, is anyone heading to Union Mall next? (Me and Thee series after-party event.) Please raise your hand, I want to know. 💜 Jimmy: You can manage your time, you know. Or has their event already started with the benefit session? 💜 Jimmy: As for me, I can’t really go there wearing this graduation gown. I don’t want to rush from one event to another. I won’t take too much of your time, because I understand that right now Mr. Thee is very popular.” (teasing) 💜 Jimmy: As for go-karting, I still drive regularly. I’m continuing to practice and improve my skills. 💜 Jimmy: To be honest, I do have some plans in my mind right now, and I’m currently working on a few things. I’ll let you wait and follow along. I’m still the same as I’ve always been: “Sometimes I disappear for a while, then I come back again.” But I always tell you that every time I return, it’s because I have something good to bring back with me, and everyone is always happy about that. 💜 Jimmy: ‘Do fans have to spend money?’ Well…that’s a good question. Do you have to spend money? Everyone has to spend money all the time anyway. These days, just breathing means you have to spend money, like buying air purifiers. They’re essential for life now.” 💜 Jimmy: Let me ask some of you, how did you travel here today? ‘By airplane?’ Have you been watching Me and Thee too much? (joking) 💜 Jimmy: I seriously recommend that after this event, you head home immediately. Don’t linger around, because the traffic around here is really bad. Very bad. 💜 Jimmy: I truly want to thank everyone so much for traveling here to see me today. I admit that Thammasat University, Rangsit Campus, is quite far for many people. 💜 Jimmy: I’ve seen on social media that some of you chartered vans from other provinces, or gathered as a group like, ‘Hey, who wants to go to Doctor Jimmy’s graduation? Let’s go together.’ Honestly, aren’t you afraid of getting in a car with strangers? That’s amazing. You’re really strong-hearted. 💜 Jimmy: So I have to thank the international fans who bought flight tickets to come and join this event. I think there are so many places in Thailand that you could travel to, but you chose to come here instead. If you’re happy, then I’m happy as well. Thank you very much for coming, and I hope you enjoy your time in Thailand. 💜 Jimmy: I promise that many things will happen this year. Please wait and follow along.
4:15

[ENG Trans] — Jimmy Graduation Day 🎓 #JimmyGraduationDay ⸻ 💬 “Jimmy Talking with Fans” 💜 Jimmy: “Now graduated, what fun thing do I want to do next?” Fun, you say? Well…here it is, staying at GMMTV. 💜 Jimmy: After this event, is anyone heading to Union Mall next? (Me and Thee series after-party event.) Please raise your hand, I want to know. 💜 Jimmy: You can manage your time, you know. Or has their event already started with the benefit session? 💜 Jimmy: As for me, I can’t really go there wearing this graduation gown. I don’t want to rush from one event to another. I won’t take too much of your time, because I understand that right now Mr. Thee is very popular.” (teasing) 💜 Jimmy: As for go-karting, I still drive regularly. I’m continuing to practice and improve my skills. 💜 Jimmy: To be honest, I do have some plans in my mind right now, and I’m currently working on a few things. I’ll let you wait and follow along. I’m still the same as I’ve always been: “Sometimes I disappear for a while, then I come back again.” But I always tell you that every time I return, it’s because I have something good to bring back with me, and everyone is always happy about that. 💜 Jimmy: ‘Do fans have to spend money?’ Well…that’s a good question. Do you have to spend money? Everyone has to spend money all the time anyway. These days, just breathing means you have to spend money, like buying air purifiers. They’re essential for life now.” 💜 Jimmy: Let me ask some of you, how did you travel here today? ‘By airplane?’ Have you been watching Me and Thee too much? (joking) 💜 Jimmy: I seriously recommend that after this event, you head home immediately. Don’t linger around, because the traffic around here is really bad. Very bad. 💜 Jimmy: I truly want to thank everyone so much for traveling here to see me today. I admit that Thammasat University, Rangsit Campus, is quite far for many people. 💜 Jimmy: I’ve seen on social media that some of you chartered vans from other provinces, or gathered as a group like, ‘Hey, who wants to go to Doctor Jimmy’s graduation? Let’s go together.’ Honestly, aren’t you afraid of getting in a car with strangers? That’s amazing. You’re really strong-hearted. 💜 Jimmy: So I have to thank the international fans who bought flight tickets to come and join this event. I think there are so many places in Thailand that you could travel to, but you chose to come here instead. If you’re happy, then I’m happy as well. Thank you very much for coming, and I hope you enjoy your time in Thailand. 💜 Jimmy: I promise that many things will happen this year. Please wait and follow along.

พิเกี๊ยว 🥟 Gyo Nom Nom

16,249 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Larry Ellison described the moment money stopped being the strongest thing in the room. Ellison: “Me and Elon begging Jensen for GPUs, ‘Please take our money. We need you to take more of our money, please.’” Begging is what a buyer does when the seller holds something no bid can move. Two men who can buy almost anything found the one line they had to stand in. Ellison: “The demand for GPUs, the desire to be first, the desire to build the most capable neural network in the world.” Money moves goods that already exist, and it has always worked because supply eventually answers. A chip fab takes years to stand up, and money doesn’t shorten them. Capital compresses time everywhere else by adding people, adding shifts, paying to skip the line. Here it met an input that refuses the trade. The scarce good is arrival. Everyone in that line is bidding for a position in time, and the hardware is the form the bid takes. Ellison: “Getting there first is a big deal. Whether it’s getting there first in self-driving, or getting there first in reading cancer biopsy slides, getting there first synthesizing video and making movies.” Driving, oncology and cinema stand in the same line. Three fields that shared no equipment, no journals and no talent pool now wait on one shipment. Underneath, they turned out to be the same problem. One machine serves all three. Ellison: “The guys who are in this race are very smart, and they understand they need to be best at something, they’d like to be first.” Best is what gets you into the line. First is what you are standing there for. Ellison: “By 2029, I can guarantee you AI is not going to be the problem. Because the simple phrase, ‘the race goes on.’” A company alone in a field ships when it is ready. A company with a rival close behind ships when the rival is nearly ready. The distance between those two dates is measured in years. Every lab in the race is being forced to solve its piece years earlier than it would have chosen. Somewhere a person is waiting on a biopsy result, and it comes back early because two of the richest men alive could not stand to be second. They were begging on that person’s behalf. Nobody in the room knew it.
0:50

Larry Ellison described the moment money stopped being the strongest thing in the room. Ellison: “Me and Elon begging Jensen for GPUs, ‘Please take our money. We need you to take more of our money, please.’” Begging is what a buyer does when the seller holds something no bid can move. Two men who can buy almost anything found the one line they had to stand in. Ellison: “The demand for GPUs, the desire to be first, the desire to build the most capable neural network in the world.” Money moves goods that already exist, and it has always worked because supply eventually answers. A chip fab takes years to stand up, and money doesn’t shorten them. Capital compresses time everywhere else by adding people, adding shifts, paying to skip the line. Here it met an input that refuses the trade. The scarce good is arrival. Everyone in that line is bidding for a position in time, and the hardware is the form the bid takes. Ellison: “Getting there first is a big deal. Whether it’s getting there first in self-driving, or getting there first in reading cancer biopsy slides, getting there first synthesizing video and making movies.” Driving, oncology and cinema stand in the same line. Three fields that shared no equipment, no journals and no talent pool now wait on one shipment. Underneath, they turned out to be the same problem. One machine serves all three. Ellison: “The guys who are in this race are very smart, and they understand they need to be best at something, they’d like to be first.” Best is what gets you into the line. First is what you are standing there for. Ellison: “By 2029, I can guarantee you AI is not going to be the problem. Because the simple phrase, ‘the race goes on.’” A company alone in a field ships when it is ready. A company with a rival close behind ships when the rival is nearly ready. The distance between those two dates is measured in years. Every lab in the race is being forced to solve its piece years earlier than it would have chosen. Somewhere a person is waiting on a biopsy result, and it comes back early because two of the richest men alive could not stand to be second. They were begging on that person’s behalf. Nobody in the room knew it.

Dustin

39,116 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

This is what a Weaponized Biden DOJ looks like.. The Biden DOJ told so many lies on me that were untrue, that it tore my family completely apart. The Biden DOJ took from me and broke my fucking soul in ways that can never be repaired. I took this video about three months ago when I was having a mental health episode. Some days, the absolute worst pain in anguish that you could ever imagine comes over me. Fortunately, just like during hurricane search and rescue, I’ve learned how to film during high stress situations in order to catch the moment. And I wanted to catch these moments to let you know that they are not just happening for me, but to other January 6 defendant as well who have been completely destroyed. Most of you are on here complaining about me asking for $35 million when I literally put the facts in your face of Democrat judges admitting my constitutional and due process rights were violated and I was weaponized against in Washington DC by the Biden DOJ. I’d be willing to guarantee that 99% of you would’ve ended it by now. If you think that this almost hasn’t driven me to do the same, you’d be crazy. There are many days where I wake up and I feel like I have nothing left to live for. And I want to set the record clear… This is not directed at anybody else other than the DOJ. Had it not been for their lies, their misuse of force, they’re overreaching an extend extending power to not just myself, but my family, employees, friends, and anybody else that knew me personally.. Had it not been for the DOJ withholding evidence about FBI agents/informants who literally infiltrated my rescue organization for the purposes of entrapping me on January 6th.. Had it not been for the DOJ infiltrating the crowd to inside a riot.. Had it not been for the DOJ, I might still have a relationship with my children. But because I can point all of the wrongdoing back to the DOJ and trapping not just myself but other American citizens, they must pay and they must pay handsomely. Because there is truly no amount of money, they can fix what they have taken from me. The mental pain and anguish that I deal with on a daily basis is unlike anything that I’ve ever experienced before my life. I thought that upon leaving prison with a pardon, and then Ed Martin dismissing my charges with prejudice, that my life would get better. It has only gotten worse. I cannot get a job just because I’m a January 6 defendant. I cannot get legal representation because I’m a January 6 defendant. I am constantly having my life threatened both online and off-line because I am a January 6 defendant. Whenever I go out, it’s noticeable the amount of eyes that are on me when I go into town. It’s not just me saying something, my parents and anybody else it’s with me at that moment can see it as well. And this isn’t just happening to me. This is happening to January 6 defendant across the board. It would be one thing if we were wrong. But as President Trump said, we were right. And because we were right, and you tortured and abuse us, you owe us big time. I’ve been quiet, long enough, but I’ve been tortured in my mind long enough now. I can no longer sit by and act like what took place normal or OK. Read the full case files here:
0:45

This is what a Weaponized Biden DOJ looks like.. The Biden DOJ told so many lies on me that were untrue, that it tore my family completely apart. The Biden DOJ took from me and broke my fucking soul in ways that can never be repaired. I took this video about three months ago when I was having a mental health episode. Some days, the absolute worst pain in anguish that you could ever imagine comes over me. Fortunately, just like during hurricane search and rescue, I’ve learned how to film during high stress situations in order to catch the moment. And I wanted to catch these moments to let you know that they are not just happening for me, but to other January 6 defendant as well who have been completely destroyed. Most of you are on here complaining about me asking for $35 million when I literally put the facts in your face of Democrat judges admitting my constitutional and due process rights were violated and I was weaponized against in Washington DC by the Biden DOJ. I’d be willing to guarantee that 99% of you would’ve ended it by now. If you think that this almost hasn’t driven me to do the same, you’d be crazy. There are many days where I wake up and I feel like I have nothing left to live for. And I want to set the record clear… This is not directed at anybody else other than the DOJ. Had it not been for their lies, their misuse of force, they’re overreaching an extend extending power to not just myself, but my family, employees, friends, and anybody else that knew me personally.. Had it not been for the DOJ withholding evidence about FBI agents/informants who literally infiltrated my rescue organization for the purposes of entrapping me on January 6th.. Had it not been for the DOJ infiltrating the crowd to inside a riot.. Had it not been for the DOJ, I might still have a relationship with my children. But because I can point all of the wrongdoing back to the DOJ and trapping not just myself but other American citizens, they must pay and they must pay handsomely. Because there is truly no amount of money, they can fix what they have taken from me. The mental pain and anguish that I deal with on a daily basis is unlike anything that I’ve ever experienced before my life. I thought that upon leaving prison with a pardon, and then Ed Martin dismissing my charges with prejudice, that my life would get better. It has only gotten worse. I cannot get a job just because I’m a January 6 defendant. I cannot get legal representation because I’m a January 6 defendant. I am constantly having my life threatened both online and off-line because I am a January 6 defendant. Whenever I go out, it’s noticeable the amount of eyes that are on me when I go into town. It’s not just me saying something, my parents and anybody else it’s with me at that moment can see it as well. And this isn’t just happening to me. This is happening to January 6 defendant across the board. It would be one thing if we were wrong. But as President Trump said, we were right. And because we were right, and you tortured and abuse us, you owe us big time. I’ve been quiet, long enough, but I’ve been tortured in my mind long enough now. I can no longer sit by and act like what took place normal or OK. Read the full case files here:

Ryan Nichols Sr.

345,674 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

"Mike - OMG, I just saw a promo for the new season of Deadliest Catch and you are SO YOUNG! I never knew you were actually in the show. Why aren’t you still? Congratulations on 20 years!" Denise Rigel Hi Denise Yeah, I saw that too. 20 years. Don’t they go by in a blink? The story of why I’m not the host of Deadliest Catch begins with the fact that 20 years ago, Dirty Jobs was not yet a hit on Discovery, and the network didn’t really know what to do with me. Back in 2004, the pilot episodes for DJ were considered to be “off-brand,” and Discovery had no plans to take the show to series. They liked me, though, and started sending me around the world on a series of expeditions. One of those trips was to a place called Dutch Harbor, Alaska, to bear witness to life on a crab boat. Well, bear witness I did. I was up there in October of 2004, hosting a show that was not yet a show, trying with the producers to figure out if we were filming a documentary, a reality show, a competition show, or a mini-series. It still wasn’t clear three months later, in January of 2005, when I returned to host the snow crab season. That was the year that Deadliest Catch, tragically, lived up to its name, when six men died in the course of filming the show. And that’s when everyone stepped back and said, “Wait…what is this thing, exactly? How can so much danger be an everyday part of getting a job done?” Later that year, Deadliest Catch and Dirty Jobs both went into full scale production, and cable television was forever changed. That's not hyperbole. The number of work-themed shows that evolved directly from the success of those two shows is stunning. Discovery, quite wisely, determined that Catch needed a narrator, not a host. Thus, all of my on-camera stuff was cut from Season 1. I was, however, invited to narrate the show, which I was honored to do. In fact, I’m headed to the studio right now to do a few more episodes for Season 20, which premieres tonight at 8pm, on Discovery. Check it out, and be reminded once again of a great and abiding truth, proven every year now for the last two decades – you can’t script The Bering Sea. A big thanks to the captains and their crews, for sharing their world with the rest of us. And to all of the producers and cameramen who made it happen. And to Discovery, for giving us a home. It’s a hell of an accomplishment.
1:02

"Mike - OMG, I just saw a promo for the new season of Deadliest Catch and you are SO YOUNG! I never knew you were actually in the show. Why aren’t you still? Congratulations on 20 years!" Denise Rigel Hi Denise Yeah, I saw that too. 20 years. Don’t they go by in a blink? The story of why I’m not the host of Deadliest Catch begins with the fact that 20 years ago, Dirty Jobs was not yet a hit on Discovery, and the network didn’t really know what to do with me. Back in 2004, the pilot episodes for DJ were considered to be “off-brand,” and Discovery had no plans to take the show to series. They liked me, though, and started sending me around the world on a series of expeditions. One of those trips was to a place called Dutch Harbor, Alaska, to bear witness to life on a crab boat. Well, bear witness I did. I was up there in October of 2004, hosting a show that was not yet a show, trying with the producers to figure out if we were filming a documentary, a reality show, a competition show, or a mini-series. It still wasn’t clear three months later, in January of 2005, when I returned to host the snow crab season. That was the year that Deadliest Catch, tragically, lived up to its name, when six men died in the course of filming the show. And that’s when everyone stepped back and said, “Wait…what is this thing, exactly? How can so much danger be an everyday part of getting a job done?” Later that year, Deadliest Catch and Dirty Jobs both went into full scale production, and cable television was forever changed. That's not hyperbole. The number of work-themed shows that evolved directly from the success of those two shows is stunning. Discovery, quite wisely, determined that Catch needed a narrator, not a host. Thus, all of my on-camera stuff was cut from Season 1. I was, however, invited to narrate the show, which I was honored to do. In fact, I’m headed to the studio right now to do a few more episodes for Season 20, which premieres tonight at 8pm, on Discovery. Check it out, and be reminded once again of a great and abiding truth, proven every year now for the last two decades – you can’t script The Bering Sea. A big thanks to the captains and their crews, for sharing their world with the rest of us. And to all of the producers and cameramen who made it happen. And to Discovery, for giving us a home. It’s a hell of an accomplishment.

The Real Mike Rowe

88,216 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Zeudi: Rachele reminded me of something very important. So I’m going to talk to you about it—a really important topic focused on a somewhat delicate issue that’s been going on for quite a while and that is absolutely not beneficial for my work situation. Basically, guys, I need to tell you that on a certain social platform—Instagram—I honestly don’t know who’s doing it, but for quite some time now one person, or maybe multiple people, have been buying bots for my IG profile. And this completely messes up my dashboard and, as a result, also my collaborations and my work in general. On top of that, my profile could even be suddenly shut down because of this excessive activity—yes, exactly—caused by these bots. Now, I don’t even think it’s haters, because up to a certain point this kind of thing costs money. It would have to be someone at a really extreme level of malice. I mean, I do think people like that exist, but I don’t think most people would spend their own money like that—it would be a very serious kind of issue. I don’t really think that’s the case. Instead, I think it might be some over-the-top fan, or someone who wants to help me but doesn’t realize they’re actually making things worse. So I’m saying this clearly: I don’t know if it’s a hater trying to damage me by spending thousands of euros a month buying bots and making me lose collaborations, or if it’s someone overly obsessed—a fanatic—buying views and likes and basically ruining everything for me. Or maybe it’s someone who genuinely thinks they’re doing me a favor, but they’re not. Also, in life, you have to understand that not everything can be bought with money. I’m speaking generally here—not everything can be purchased. So please, please, if it’s any of you—even though I don’t think it is—stop buying anything for me. Let’s see if things change. If they do, then maybe it really was someone trying to help out of affection, but actually doing harm instead—and they can get back on track and stop. Otherwise, it’s just a seriously unwell hater at an extreme level, someone who, instead of spending money on their own life and well-being, spends it trying to damage my Instagram dashboard—which honestly sounds pretty strange. So yeah, please. I personally don’t think it’s haters, because this has been going on for months. I think it’s either someone trying to help in the wrong way or, fundamentally, a fanatic. Because there’s a difference between fans and fanatics. And in every fandom, there are always a few people who go a bit off track. Chat: Investigate and you’ll find out. Zeudi: Hmm… it’s difficult. Really difficult. But I just want to say this to that person—if you are someone who follows me constantly: regardless of everything, you are not helping me. Because then a hater might think, “Finally, she said it,” okay, fine. But honestly, it would have to be a very rich person who hates me to keep this up. Chat: Hide the likes for a while, maybe they’ll calm down. Zeudi: Oh, can you do that? But they also buy views, guys—that’s the point. They buy views too. Hiding likes doesn’t change anything. There are still views—too many views sometimes—and they don’t match anything. And they’re always the same, constant across almost every video, and that’s not good. And I know that even talking about this right now might work against me, but I need to put a stop to it, otherwise I can’t go on. Aside from not being able to work, there’s another issue: my account could just get shut down, and I’d have to start from scratch. Do you understand? So please, whoever you are—stop. Just stop. And if you’re a hater, then whatever… eventually you’ll run out of money. Let’s see. Let’s see. Let’s see.
7:14

Zeudi: Rachele reminded me of something very important. So I’m going to talk to you about it—a really important topic focused on a somewhat delicate issue that’s been going on for quite a while and that is absolutely not beneficial for my work situation. Basically, guys, I need to tell you that on a certain social platform—Instagram—I honestly don’t know who’s doing it, but for quite some time now one person, or maybe multiple people, have been buying bots for my IG profile. And this completely messes up my dashboard and, as a result, also my collaborations and my work in general. On top of that, my profile could even be suddenly shut down because of this excessive activity—yes, exactly—caused by these bots. Now, I don’t even think it’s haters, because up to a certain point this kind of thing costs money. It would have to be someone at a really extreme level of malice. I mean, I do think people like that exist, but I don’t think most people would spend their own money like that—it would be a very serious kind of issue. I don’t really think that’s the case. Instead, I think it might be some over-the-top fan, or someone who wants to help me but doesn’t realize they’re actually making things worse. So I’m saying this clearly: I don’t know if it’s a hater trying to damage me by spending thousands of euros a month buying bots and making me lose collaborations, or if it’s someone overly obsessed—a fanatic—buying views and likes and basically ruining everything for me. Or maybe it’s someone who genuinely thinks they’re doing me a favor, but they’re not. Also, in life, you have to understand that not everything can be bought with money. I’m speaking generally here—not everything can be purchased. So please, please, if it’s any of you—even though I don’t think it is—stop buying anything for me. Let’s see if things change. If they do, then maybe it really was someone trying to help out of affection, but actually doing harm instead—and they can get back on track and stop. Otherwise, it’s just a seriously unwell hater at an extreme level, someone who, instead of spending money on their own life and well-being, spends it trying to damage my Instagram dashboard—which honestly sounds pretty strange. So yeah, please. I personally don’t think it’s haters, because this has been going on for months. I think it’s either someone trying to help in the wrong way or, fundamentally, a fanatic. Because there’s a difference between fans and fanatics. And in every fandom, there are always a few people who go a bit off track. Chat: Investigate and you’ll find out. Zeudi: Hmm… it’s difficult. Really difficult. But I just want to say this to that person—if you are someone who follows me constantly: regardless of everything, you are not helping me. Because then a hater might think, “Finally, she said it,” okay, fine. But honestly, it would have to be a very rich person who hates me to keep this up. Chat: Hide the likes for a while, maybe they’ll calm down. Zeudi: Oh, can you do that? But they also buy views, guys—that’s the point. They buy views too. Hiding likes doesn’t change anything. There are still views—too many views sometimes—and they don’t match anything. And they’re always the same, constant across almost every video, and that’s not good. And I know that even talking about this right now might work against me, but I need to put a stop to it, otherwise I can’t go on. Aside from not being able to work, there’s another issue: my account could just get shut down, and I’d have to start from scratch. Do you understand? So please, whoever you are—stop. Just stop. And if you’re a hater, then whatever… eventually you’ll run out of money. Let’s see. Let’s see. Let’s see.

Korslayage

22,910 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Jarvis Landry says after getting paid $75,000,000 and joining the Browns, he deliberately kept training like he was “dead broke” to set a standard “I played around a lot of talented players that also had a different mindset, bro. They just thought different. When you’re around like-minded people, or when you’re around people that think like that, either you’ve got to catch up or you’re going to get kicked off the ship.” “That was something that I developed, and that’s something that I still had in Miami. Miami had a little bit more of a culture. We had older players like Cameron Wake. I say his name first off the top of my head because that’s one of the leaders that was on the team. He spoke in the huddles, he spoke in team meetings and things like that.” “Then when I got to Cleveland, it was like none of that was around, literally. Everybody was looking around like, ‘Who’s going to say anything? Is anybody going to say anything?’ I didn’t say that I saw an opportunity there to go in and give a speech or whatever.” “That led from us training through the offseason. Once I got signed there, I started flying guys here, just trying to do things together, see who I’m going to work with, learning about these guys, seeing how hard they work. Do they think like I think? Showing them, ‘Yeah, I just got paid, but I’m still out here running routes in offseason training.’ Somebody working like I’m dead broke.” “So when we got to training camp, we practiced one day and guys are like, ‘my hamstring sore.’ I’m like, ‘So what have you been doing this whole time, fam?’ The next day we get the script, you see the numbers and a couple guys aren’t practicing. I’m like, ‘So why?’ ‘His hamstring is sore,’ or his quad, or his feet hurt. I’m like, ‘You could take practice off for being sore?’” “I went in the training room and the trainer explained to me about a couple guys that had some chronic issues, mostly linemen. The other shit, I’m like, So what?’ He’s like, ‘We don’t want to, it’s too early to get guys hurt.’ That kind of ticked me off because my hamstrings hurt too. My hip flexors hurt too. My feet hurt too.” “That was kind of what led to me giving the ‘weakness is contagious speech’. Bro, I can’t be great that way. If every time I feel resistance or pain, if I always just pull back from it to try to feel better, I’m not going to get past what I need to get past to try to be great.”
2:47

Jarvis Landry says after getting paid $75,000,000 and joining the Browns, he deliberately kept training like he was “dead broke” to set a standard “I played around a lot of talented players that also had a different mindset, bro. They just thought different. When you’re around like-minded people, or when you’re around people that think like that, either you’ve got to catch up or you’re going to get kicked off the ship.” “That was something that I developed, and that’s something that I still had in Miami. Miami had a little bit more of a culture. We had older players like Cameron Wake. I say his name first off the top of my head because that’s one of the leaders that was on the team. He spoke in the huddles, he spoke in team meetings and things like that.” “Then when I got to Cleveland, it was like none of that was around, literally. Everybody was looking around like, ‘Who’s going to say anything? Is anybody going to say anything?’ I didn’t say that I saw an opportunity there to go in and give a speech or whatever.” “That led from us training through the offseason. Once I got signed there, I started flying guys here, just trying to do things together, see who I’m going to work with, learning about these guys, seeing how hard they work. Do they think like I think? Showing them, ‘Yeah, I just got paid, but I’m still out here running routes in offseason training.’ Somebody working like I’m dead broke.” “So when we got to training camp, we practiced one day and guys are like, ‘my hamstring sore.’ I’m like, ‘So what have you been doing this whole time, fam?’ The next day we get the script, you see the numbers and a couple guys aren’t practicing. I’m like, ‘So why?’ ‘His hamstring is sore,’ or his quad, or his feet hurt. I’m like, ‘You could take practice off for being sore?’” “I went in the training room and the trainer explained to me about a couple guys that had some chronic issues, mostly linemen. The other shit, I’m like, So what?’ He’s like, ‘We don’t want to, it’s too early to get guys hurt.’ That kind of ticked me off because my hamstrings hurt too. My hip flexors hurt too. My feet hurt too.” “That was kind of what led to me giving the ‘weakness is contagious speech’. Bro, I can’t be great that way. If every time I feel resistance or pain, if I always just pull back from it to try to feel better, I’m not going to get past what I need to get past to try to be great.”

Josh Chambers

520,724 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

“There is a breakaway civilization.” “I don’t think it’s a government entity.” And they may live off-planet. “The Pentagon every once in a while announces: we’ve misplaced $1 trillion.” “What they’re really saying is: we’ve hidden that from you.” Whitley Strieber just dropped shocking claims about deep state UFO reverse-engineering programs. His alien abduction story has become one of the famous abduction cases out there. But he’s convinced that he was also visited by a deep state “breakaway civilization.” This is his story: “The cabin that we lived in … was very isolated.” “It’s a summer night, windows are open.” “Suddenly, I hear … the sound clearly of a car rolling into the driveway.” “So I’m immediately frightened.” “I’m starting to go for the shotgun.” “I see, at that moment, two people standing at the foot of the bed.” “I have not seen them come in.” “They’re already on top of me.” “The next thing I know … I am lying on my right side, facing my wife.” “They’re pushing down on the left side of my head.” “After a couple of seconds, they start to leave.” “I immediately try to jump up and follow them.” “They get out of the house.” “There’s a flash of light, and the sound of what sounds like people crashing through the woods.” “I note that the LED on the alarm system is still red. It’s not been tripped.” “I run through the whole house, looking for a point of entry.” “There is no point of entry.” “It is now completely silent. There’s nothing outside.” “And I’m left to think, what the hell? Did that happen or not?” “The next morning … the alarm system is still armed. Garage door’s wide open.” “So I call the alarm guy, and he comes over, and he says: there’s a huge magnetic field there. I have no idea how to explain it … and that’s what’s keeping the garage door from tripping the alarm.” “Richard Dolan talks about a breakaway civilization.” “I think I’m looking at a breakaway civilization’s actions on that night.” “At one point in my life, I was helping some people in the elected part of the government try to pin down some things involving an air base that wasn’t on the Pentagon’s roster.” “What was odd, there was no sign of any money going from the Treasury to the people on this air base.” “Yet they were receiving what looked like Treasury checks.” “Someone, somewhere, was paying them somehow, apparently out of the US Treasury, and they weren’t on any lists.” “That, to me, suggests some kind of government connection with something that isn’t being operated normally.” Tanya Dahl: “The breakaway society, are those people living on Earth?” Strieber: “Who knows?” “Maybe they can go places that most of us can’t go.” “But I do think they’re using our money, and a lot of it.” Cody Blue: “One of the most fascinating things when you analyze the phenomenon … of crashed UFOs or experiences, you always have those stories of the men in black, and they show up almost immediately.” “But you hear the same story in America, in Mexico, in Italy, and it makes you go, that’s not the American government.” “That’s something else … ” Whitley Strieber Acid For Squares
7:58

“There is a breakaway civilization.” “I don’t think it’s a government entity.” And they may live off-planet. “The Pentagon every once in a while announces: we’ve misplaced $1 trillion.” “What they’re really saying is: we’ve hidden that from you.” Whitley Strieber just dropped shocking claims about deep state UFO reverse-engineering programs. His alien abduction story has become one of the famous abduction cases out there. But he’s convinced that he was also visited by a deep state “breakaway civilization.” This is his story: “The cabin that we lived in … was very isolated.” “It’s a summer night, windows are open.” “Suddenly, I hear … the sound clearly of a car rolling into the driveway.” “So I’m immediately frightened.” “I’m starting to go for the shotgun.” “I see, at that moment, two people standing at the foot of the bed.” “I have not seen them come in.” “They’re already on top of me.” “The next thing I know … I am lying on my right side, facing my wife.” “They’re pushing down on the left side of my head.” “After a couple of seconds, they start to leave.” “I immediately try to jump up and follow them.” “They get out of the house.” “There’s a flash of light, and the sound of what sounds like people crashing through the woods.” “I note that the LED on the alarm system is still red. It’s not been tripped.” “I run through the whole house, looking for a point of entry.” “There is no point of entry.” “It is now completely silent. There’s nothing outside.” “And I’m left to think, what the hell? Did that happen or not?” “The next morning … the alarm system is still armed. Garage door’s wide open.” “So I call the alarm guy, and he comes over, and he says: there’s a huge magnetic field there. I have no idea how to explain it … and that’s what’s keeping the garage door from tripping the alarm.” “Richard Dolan talks about a breakaway civilization.” “I think I’m looking at a breakaway civilization’s actions on that night.” “At one point in my life, I was helping some people in the elected part of the government try to pin down some things involving an air base that wasn’t on the Pentagon’s roster.” “What was odd, there was no sign of any money going from the Treasury to the people on this air base.” “Yet they were receiving what looked like Treasury checks.” “Someone, somewhere, was paying them somehow, apparently out of the US Treasury, and they weren’t on any lists.” “That, to me, suggests some kind of government connection with something that isn’t being operated normally.” Tanya Dahl: “The breakaway society, are those people living on Earth?” Strieber: “Who knows?” “Maybe they can go places that most of us can’t go.” “But I do think they’re using our money, and a lot of it.” Cody Blue: “One of the most fascinating things when you analyze the phenomenon … of crashed UFOs or experiences, you always have those stories of the men in black, and they show up almost immediately.” “But you hear the same story in America, in Mexico, in Italy, and it makes you go, that’s not the American government.” “That’s something else … ” Whitley Strieber Acid For Squares

Holden Culotta

119,457 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

MHJ on Mediamixi talks about OOAK and Tokyo Dome • When I name things, just as I did with NewJeans and my former company ADOR, I like names that are intuitive. I’m not really fond of names where you have to explain them for people to understand the meaning. I prefer names that are simple and intuitive, names that immediately catch your ear and have a pleasant sound to them. • I actually came up with this name sometime between the middle of the night and dawn, before going to sleep. I thought the feeling of “anything is OK” or “anyone is OK” was really nice. I mean that in the more fundamental sense that I talked about earlier. I thought it would be interesting to give the initials or the spelling itself another meaning, while still making the pronunciation “OK.” • It was the same when I was working with NewJeans. I always want to start with what I personally want, what I want to do, and what I would want to experience if I were a customer. So even if it’s a business, I’m the type of person who finds it difficult to accept selling something that I myself wouldn’t want. I want to create a company that can produce things that I genuinely, truly want, and continue doing that. • When I make merchandise, this might sound a little strange, but I never create it with the intention of making money from it. For each project, I create merchandise more like a keepsake or souvenir—something that allows people to look back and remember the experience later. It’s about creating something that gives meaning to the memories from that particular time. That was also the case with the Tokyo Dome concert, and I always plan projects with that same mindset. I think wanting to preserve important events and enjoyable memories is almost something instinctive in human nature. As for the hats, I’ve always liked hats myself, and I wear them quite often in my everyday life. And I also wanted to make something that people who are interested in what I do or who support me would enjoy. • I would definitely like to continue working with Japanese companies and creators in the future as well. It was the same when I worked with Takashi Murakami before. By the way, Murakami was also incredibly fast when it came to work. He was really speedy, there were never any problems, and I had a very enjoyable experience working with him. Not only with Murakami, but all of my work with the Japanese artists, creators, staff, and companies I have collaborated with so far has become a really wonderful memory. For example, it was the same with the staff when NewJeans previously filmed a shampoo commercial in Japan. My experiences working with Japanese staff have become very important memories for me. During the Tokyo Dome concert, the schedule was quite tight, so we had to continue having meetings about deciding the camera angles late into the night, right up until shortly before the concert. At first, I didn't know whether the direction I had given would actually be realized or whether the camera angles would turn out the way I had hoped. Ultimately, a lot of it had to be entrusted to the judgment of the staff working on site. • Even now, one experience remains particularly memorable to me because it felt almost surreal. When working at a large venue such as Tokyo Dome, it is impossible to direct every single moment and every detail yourself. So first, I explain the overall context and intention, and make sure everyone understands it. After that, I leave it in the hands of the staff, hoping that they will capture the angles and images that I have envisioned. For example, there was a scene where Hanni appeared, and one of the staff members captured her face in an extreme close-up. The moment I saw it, I thought, “Can you see inside my mind?” I was amazed at how accurately they had understood my intention. The camera staff at Tokyo Dome did an absolutely wonderful job. Later, when some of those staff members came to Seoul, we even had a meal together. They were truly an amazing group of people.
6:46

MHJ on Mediamixi talks about OOAK and Tokyo Dome • When I name things, just as I did with NewJeans and my former company ADOR, I like names that are intuitive. I’m not really fond of names where you have to explain them for people to understand the meaning. I prefer names that are simple and intuitive, names that immediately catch your ear and have a pleasant sound to them. • I actually came up with this name sometime between the middle of the night and dawn, before going to sleep. I thought the feeling of “anything is OK” or “anyone is OK” was really nice. I mean that in the more fundamental sense that I talked about earlier. I thought it would be interesting to give the initials or the spelling itself another meaning, while still making the pronunciation “OK.” • It was the same when I was working with NewJeans. I always want to start with what I personally want, what I want to do, and what I would want to experience if I were a customer. So even if it’s a business, I’m the type of person who finds it difficult to accept selling something that I myself wouldn’t want. I want to create a company that can produce things that I genuinely, truly want, and continue doing that. • When I make merchandise, this might sound a little strange, but I never create it with the intention of making money from it. For each project, I create merchandise more like a keepsake or souvenir—something that allows people to look back and remember the experience later. It’s about creating something that gives meaning to the memories from that particular time. That was also the case with the Tokyo Dome concert, and I always plan projects with that same mindset. I think wanting to preserve important events and enjoyable memories is almost something instinctive in human nature. As for the hats, I’ve always liked hats myself, and I wear them quite often in my everyday life. And I also wanted to make something that people who are interested in what I do or who support me would enjoy. • I would definitely like to continue working with Japanese companies and creators in the future as well. It was the same when I worked with Takashi Murakami before. By the way, Murakami was also incredibly fast when it came to work. He was really speedy, there were never any problems, and I had a very enjoyable experience working with him. Not only with Murakami, but all of my work with the Japanese artists, creators, staff, and companies I have collaborated with so far has become a really wonderful memory. For example, it was the same with the staff when NewJeans previously filmed a shampoo commercial in Japan. My experiences working with Japanese staff have become very important memories for me. During the Tokyo Dome concert, the schedule was quite tight, so we had to continue having meetings about deciding the camera angles late into the night, right up until shortly before the concert. At first, I didn't know whether the direction I had given would actually be realized or whether the camera angles would turn out the way I had hoped. Ultimately, a lot of it had to be entrusted to the judgment of the staff working on site. • Even now, one experience remains particularly memorable to me because it felt almost surreal. When working at a large venue such as Tokyo Dome, it is impossible to direct every single moment and every detail yourself. So first, I explain the overall context and intention, and make sure everyone understands it. After that, I leave it in the hands of the staff, hoping that they will capture the angles and images that I have envisioned. For example, there was a scene where Hanni appeared, and one of the staff members captured her face in an extreme close-up. The moment I saw it, I thought, “Can you see inside my mind?” I was amazed at how accurately they had understood my intention. The camera staff at Tokyo Dome did an absolutely wonderful job. Later, when some of those staff members came to Seoul, we even had a meal together. They were truly an amazing group of people.

.

13,560 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

I was getting married in May. Then I discovered my fiancé had been hiding our engagement from his late wife’s family. I thought he was protecting them from painful news. I was wrong. I’m 25, and my fiancé is 29. We were supposed to get married in May. He had been married once before, when he was only 20. His wife was his high school sweetheart. She died at 22 from sepsis after a surgery went horribly wrong. I knew about her from the beginning. What I didn’t realize was how deeply her family was still involved in my fiancé’s life. He remained extremely close to her father and her two sisters. Every year, he spent important dates with them: Her birthday. Their wedding anniversary. The anniversary of her death. At first, I hated it. But I tried to understand. She wasn't an ex he had simply broken up with. She was someone he had loved, married, and then lost. So I gave him space. Eventually, I stopped feeling threatened by his relationship with her family. Then, last year, he proposed. I said yes. I thought we were finally building our own future. Then I discovered something that completely changed the way I saw everything. He had never told her family that we were engaged. Not her father. Not her sisters. Nobody. I couldn't understand why. Then one afternoon, I went to a local coffee shop. The youngest sister worked there. She noticed my engagement ring. Her expression changed immediately. She stared at my hand. Then she looked at me. And within seconds, she was messaging my fiancé. I left the coffee shop confused. A week later, things became terrifying. My car was vandalized. This wasn't random damage. Red paint had been thrown across it. Someone had written: "WHORE." And: "GRAVE ROBBER." My tires were slashed. My windows were cracked. I'd spent an entire year saving for that car. Then we found out who had done it. The car belonged to my fiancé's late wife's youngest sister. My fiancé tried to fix everything. He arranged a meeting between me and the family. I thought maybe we could finally talk. We couldn't. The moment we sat down, the accusations started. They told me he never truly loved his late wife. They said I was replacing her. They acted as if my engagement was some kind of betrayal. Then the youngest sister started sending me messages. They weren't just angry. They were cruel. She attacked my appearance. My character. My worth. She called me things I can't even bring myself to repeat. And then I looked across the table at my fiancé. He was breaking down. Watching him cry made something inside me snap. Because suddenly, I wasn't sure whether I was fighting for my relationship... or fighting against a family that would never allow him to move forward. So I gave him one choice. Cut contact with them completely—or we call off the wedding. He stared at me. And for the first time since we got engaged, I wondered if I had actually been wrong to say yes. Because how do you marry someone when part of their life still belongs to a dead marriage? And how far should you go to protect the family you're trying to build? Would you give the ultimatum or walk away?
5:13

I was getting married in May. Then I discovered my fiancé had been hiding our engagement from his late wife’s family. I thought he was protecting them from painful news. I was wrong. I’m 25, and my fiancé is 29. We were supposed to get married in May. He had been married once before, when he was only 20. His wife was his high school sweetheart. She died at 22 from sepsis after a surgery went horribly wrong. I knew about her from the beginning. What I didn’t realize was how deeply her family was still involved in my fiancé’s life. He remained extremely close to her father and her two sisters. Every year, he spent important dates with them: Her birthday. Their wedding anniversary. The anniversary of her death. At first, I hated it. But I tried to understand. She wasn't an ex he had simply broken up with. She was someone he had loved, married, and then lost. So I gave him space. Eventually, I stopped feeling threatened by his relationship with her family. Then, last year, he proposed. I said yes. I thought we were finally building our own future. Then I discovered something that completely changed the way I saw everything. He had never told her family that we were engaged. Not her father. Not her sisters. Nobody. I couldn't understand why. Then one afternoon, I went to a local coffee shop. The youngest sister worked there. She noticed my engagement ring. Her expression changed immediately. She stared at my hand. Then she looked at me. And within seconds, she was messaging my fiancé. I left the coffee shop confused. A week later, things became terrifying. My car was vandalized. This wasn't random damage. Red paint had been thrown across it. Someone had written: "WHORE." And: "GRAVE ROBBER." My tires were slashed. My windows were cracked. I'd spent an entire year saving for that car. Then we found out who had done it. The car belonged to my fiancé's late wife's youngest sister. My fiancé tried to fix everything. He arranged a meeting between me and the family. I thought maybe we could finally talk. We couldn't. The moment we sat down, the accusations started. They told me he never truly loved his late wife. They said I was replacing her. They acted as if my engagement was some kind of betrayal. Then the youngest sister started sending me messages. They weren't just angry. They were cruel. She attacked my appearance. My character. My worth. She called me things I can't even bring myself to repeat. And then I looked across the table at my fiancé. He was breaking down. Watching him cry made something inside me snap. Because suddenly, I wasn't sure whether I was fighting for my relationship... or fighting against a family that would never allow him to move forward. So I gave him one choice. Cut contact with them completely—or we call off the wedding. He stared at me. And for the first time since we got engaged, I wondered if I had actually been wrong to say yes. Because how do you marry someone when part of their life still belongs to a dead marriage? And how far should you go to protect the family you're trying to build? Would you give the ultimatum or walk away?

👑 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆

11,346 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

"I'm addressing you (Gerb) who lied, to look in the mirror. Frankly, you should be ashamed of yourself." I gave him my cell number and, 'he never called me once." ~Lue ~ Lue Elizondo: "Another allegation that was made during this interview (between Gerb and Ross Coulthart) was that somehow General Clapper and I had had colluded with one another to try to go ahead and and create this soft disclosure. And that we were going to go ahead and and manage it and control it. That is ONE THOUSAND percent not accurate. In fact, we never had such a conversation, and Jim Clapper and I never met to have that conversation. "So, again, it's factually not correct. And the problem is, is that you have an individual here (Gerb) who is sensationalizing stuff and making stuff up - quite frankly - who has ulterior motives, that's deceiving you. And furthermore, they're getting attention on a national news network - that, by the way, I respect, and that's always been a friend of disclosure - and now manipulating them and providing false information to their audience, to the point where they're like a tabloid, and I think this is problematic. "If you wanna know why I have always said I want to destroy ufology and replace it with something better, this is why. Because of bad actors like this. People who come out, they're just interested in clicks and likes. They're only interested in manufactured and false drama, and they're going about doing things that are actually putting disclosure further back than where we are. And this is a problem. "I'll share something else with you, too, another anecdote about to show you the character of this individual. Recently, as a month ago, I attended a function in Washington D.C. this individual happened to be there. I didn't know who he was, but I saw a circle of people surrounding him, and they were berating him. I worried for his kind of his safety to some degree, and maybe figured he was getting picked on, and walked over and interjected. "And, as I pulled him away, I was told, 'Hey, that's the guy that's been talking crap about everybody and been making things up.' So, I pulled him aside and I said, 'Hey, look, these people are obviously pretty upset with you. If you have any questions in the future, here's my personal cell phone number.' Now, this went against my better judgment, but I did it anyways. As you all know, I'm very open and transparent. "So I said, 'Look, if you ever have any questions, please give me a call.' And obviously, he he looked at me. He had what looked like tears in his eyes, and he looked at me, said, "Okay, sir. Yes, I promise. I'll do that. I'll make sure that that I call you if I have any questions in the future, and I won't do that, and just just start spewing off garbage'. And I said, 'Good. I appreciate that. You know, we can be friends. Whether you agree with me or not. I'm happy to give you information. Just reach out to me, and I can clarify stuff.' "Well, guess what? A month later, he goes on a network television series and and starts spewing off more crap that was completely wrong. He never called me once, right? So so what what kind of due diligence, investigative-type skill set does it require just to go out and make up stuff about people, right? "And this why we're having a problem. If you want to know what's wrong with the UFO community, you have people out there. And by the way, yes, I'm addressing you (Gerb) who lied, to look in the mirror. You're the reason why we're having this problem with disclosure. You're the reason why people don't take this topic seriously. And frankly, you should be ashamed of yourself. "I know I'm ashamed for what you did. You should be embarrassed. And the fact that you're talking to people and claiming you have access to stuff you don't? I don't ever remember you in any of the meetings that I was at at the Pentagon or at AATIP, quite frankly. In fact, if you want inside information, going to talk to somebody and saying you have an inside source, as far as I'm concerned, that's called gossip. That's not information." (Lue went on to suggest what sounded to me like a possible lawsuit against Gerb. To be honest, when I first heard Gerb say this, I thought it was a potential slander issue. But it's hard to win a lawsuit with that if the person (Lue) is a public person.)
3:23

"I'm addressing you (Gerb) who lied, to look in the mirror. Frankly, you should be ashamed of yourself." I gave him my cell number and, 'he never called me once." ~Lue ~ Lue Elizondo: "Another allegation that was made during this interview (between Gerb and Ross Coulthart) was that somehow General Clapper and I had had colluded with one another to try to go ahead and and create this soft disclosure. And that we were going to go ahead and and manage it and control it. That is ONE THOUSAND percent not accurate. In fact, we never had such a conversation, and Jim Clapper and I never met to have that conversation. "So, again, it's factually not correct. And the problem is, is that you have an individual here (Gerb) who is sensationalizing stuff and making stuff up - quite frankly - who has ulterior motives, that's deceiving you. And furthermore, they're getting attention on a national news network - that, by the way, I respect, and that's always been a friend of disclosure - and now manipulating them and providing false information to their audience, to the point where they're like a tabloid, and I think this is problematic. "If you wanna know why I have always said I want to destroy ufology and replace it with something better, this is why. Because of bad actors like this. People who come out, they're just interested in clicks and likes. They're only interested in manufactured and false drama, and they're going about doing things that are actually putting disclosure further back than where we are. And this is a problem. "I'll share something else with you, too, another anecdote about to show you the character of this individual. Recently, as a month ago, I attended a function in Washington D.C. this individual happened to be there. I didn't know who he was, but I saw a circle of people surrounding him, and they were berating him. I worried for his kind of his safety to some degree, and maybe figured he was getting picked on, and walked over and interjected. "And, as I pulled him away, I was told, 'Hey, that's the guy that's been talking crap about everybody and been making things up.' So, I pulled him aside and I said, 'Hey, look, these people are obviously pretty upset with you. If you have any questions in the future, here's my personal cell phone number.' Now, this went against my better judgment, but I did it anyways. As you all know, I'm very open and transparent. "So I said, 'Look, if you ever have any questions, please give me a call.' And obviously, he he looked at me. He had what looked like tears in his eyes, and he looked at me, said, "Okay, sir. Yes, I promise. I'll do that. I'll make sure that that I call you if I have any questions in the future, and I won't do that, and just just start spewing off garbage'. And I said, 'Good. I appreciate that. You know, we can be friends. Whether you agree with me or not. I'm happy to give you information. Just reach out to me, and I can clarify stuff.' "Well, guess what? A month later, he goes on a network television series and and starts spewing off more crap that was completely wrong. He never called me once, right? So so what what kind of due diligence, investigative-type skill set does it require just to go out and make up stuff about people, right? "And this why we're having a problem. If you want to know what's wrong with the UFO community, you have people out there. And by the way, yes, I'm addressing you (Gerb) who lied, to look in the mirror. You're the reason why we're having this problem with disclosure. You're the reason why people don't take this topic seriously. And frankly, you should be ashamed of yourself. "I know I'm ashamed for what you did. You should be embarrassed. And the fact that you're talking to people and claiming you have access to stuff you don't? I don't ever remember you in any of the meetings that I was at at the Pentagon or at AATIP, quite frankly. In fact, if you want inside information, going to talk to somebody and saying you have an inside source, as far as I'm concerned, that's called gossip. That's not information." (Lue went on to suggest what sounded to me like a possible lawsuit against Gerb. To be honest, when I first heard Gerb say this, I thought it was a potential slander issue. But it's hard to win a lawsuit with that if the person (Lue) is a public person.)

Joe Murgia

17,952 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

My most PERSONAL post yet. Growing up, like so many kids, I was consumed by football. One of my earliest memories is religiously reading Match Magazine word for word every Wednesday. I genuinely enjoyed playing, or at least the idea, but it was never a “comfortable” experience, especially in a team. I always felt I had the aptitude but aside from tenacity there was always a disconnect between idea and execution. I left grassroots football before I was a teenager never returning. Years later I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia, a condition affecting coordination, movement and processing. I never had much of a chance😂 Fair enough, you’re either good enough or you’re not. But it still stings knowing my entire grassroots “career” felt like a 45 minute cumulative cameo. Away from football, business and economics always made sense to me. Money, systems, processes. I loved it. I’d eventually graduate with an undergrad and a master’s in economics, but sport played its part throughout we My athletic “development” took years though I did too Taekwondo for a bit it wasn’t until I found CrossFit where I found what fitted me. Stayed consistent, got stronger and now the “uncoordinated” kid can now do things he never would’ve imagined. We keep building! In January 2021 I formed my concept. Drawing on my love for Moneyball. I set out to bring something different to the Irish football landscape with a thread: “50 Ways to Improve the League of Ireland.” 50 became 260. The ethos lives on. Once Irish Football Blog, our “rebrand” to IFB Media just made sense. IFB covers scouting, player profiling, journalism, sports marketing and more. Alumni of IFB now work in national, international media and football. 30,000+ followers, built from 458 in 2021, modest, but I’m proud. People call it a “passion project.” It’s more than that, it demands obsession. Even then you’re never too far from negativity, or condescending comments, and not even from “trolls.” Mainstream sources are as bad. But this kid who got 45 mins of grassroots football now runs a pretty cool football page? Funny how it works, ay? IFB isn’t going anywhere. Neither am I. Let’s see what’s next!
0:20

My most PERSONAL post yet. Growing up, like so many kids, I was consumed by football. One of my earliest memories is religiously reading Match Magazine word for word every Wednesday. I genuinely enjoyed playing, or at least the idea, but it was never a “comfortable” experience, especially in a team. I always felt I had the aptitude but aside from tenacity there was always a disconnect between idea and execution. I left grassroots football before I was a teenager never returning. Years later I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia, a condition affecting coordination, movement and processing. I never had much of a chance😂 Fair enough, you’re either good enough or you’re not. But it still stings knowing my entire grassroots “career” felt like a 45 minute cumulative cameo. Away from football, business and economics always made sense to me. Money, systems, processes. I loved it. I’d eventually graduate with an undergrad and a master’s in economics, but sport played its part throughout we My athletic “development” took years though I did too Taekwondo for a bit it wasn’t until I found CrossFit where I found what fitted me. Stayed consistent, got stronger and now the “uncoordinated” kid can now do things he never would’ve imagined. We keep building! In January 2021 I formed my concept. Drawing on my love for Moneyball. I set out to bring something different to the Irish football landscape with a thread: “50 Ways to Improve the League of Ireland.” 50 became 260. The ethos lives on. Once Irish Football Blog, our “rebrand” to IFB Media just made sense. IFB covers scouting, player profiling, journalism, sports marketing and more. Alumni of IFB now work in national, international media and football. 30,000+ followers, built from 458 in 2021, modest, but I’m proud. People call it a “passion project.” It’s more than that, it demands obsession. Even then you’re never too far from negativity, or condescending comments, and not even from “trolls.” Mainstream sources are as bad. But this kid who got 45 mins of grassroots football now runs a pretty cool football page? Funny how it works, ay? IFB isn’t going anywhere. Neither am I. Let’s see what’s next!

IFB Media

41,909 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Mona Mona Lisa, I need yeah!🎶 lyric video edit below 😅 Took me two hours to piece together the missing lyrics* 😂 But lady, it was worth it! 🥹 j-hope’s Mona Lisa (and even Sweet Dreams) is a love letter to women! In his sexy yet romantic way, he delivers lyrics that feel like an intimate conversation—painting vivid emotions with every word. His storytelling, laced with that unmistakable melodic flow, sticks with you long after the song ends. “I like my girls”??? Didn’t that line just send butterflies straight to your core? It’s more than just words—it’s affirmation. He’s telling us we’re enough, we’re independent, we’re perfect just the way we are. We are our own sexy! “Looking just like a painting, don’t need no validation”—just like the Mona Lisa, a masterpiece, valuable & irreplaceable. He’s praising us, his girls, for embracing our own beauty and power. But let’s be real—this song is still SEXY AF 😭 He delivers it so subtly, yet the message is loud and clear 🥵 And that choreography?! No mercy. It’s driving us insane, making us all want to take him home 😆 j-hope 3.0 is a whole new level, and I’m obsessed. I loved him before, but now? Even more! He keeps surprising us, giving us more than we ever deserve 🥹😭 We need the official release ASAP—and PLEASE, we need a music video. This is his first fully choreographed song since CNS, and I just know he’s about to drop something legendary. I don’t think we’re getting the cute Sweet Dreams MV vibes this time… this one might just wreck us for eternity 😳 Kindly do not downlod/upload. embed only after 48 hrs 🙏🏻 tysm *some words might still be wrong. Crowd was insaenely loud 😍 but Earring with the DIAMOND 😳 ( what’s this ? A partner of the necklace?😂 and I heard Mona Lisa is also a Gemini 🤭) Thanks to G-Money⁷ (머니) for lending me clips from her video the night she witnessed Jay burn down Barclay for Meike⁷ | borahae arts’ muted video that I’ve used to figure out the rest of the lyrics And my dear friend, fellow night owler and hobi biased ami m⁷ saw hobi 🍓 for figuring out the words with me & debating if hobi said “ EXES CALLING” or *something else* 😁🤣😅 MONA LISA IS COMING #HOPE_ON_THE_STAGE_TOUR #HOPE_ON_THE_STAGE_TOUR_BROOKLYN
2:02

Mona Mona Lisa, I need yeah!🎶 lyric video edit below 😅 Took me two hours to piece together the missing lyrics* 😂 But lady, it was worth it! 🥹 j-hope’s Mona Lisa (and even Sweet Dreams) is a love letter to women! In his sexy yet romantic way, he delivers lyrics that feel like an intimate conversation—painting vivid emotions with every word. His storytelling, laced with that unmistakable melodic flow, sticks with you long after the song ends. “I like my girls”??? Didn’t that line just send butterflies straight to your core? It’s more than just words—it’s affirmation. He’s telling us we’re enough, we’re independent, we’re perfect just the way we are. We are our own sexy! “Looking just like a painting, don’t need no validation”—just like the Mona Lisa, a masterpiece, valuable & irreplaceable. He’s praising us, his girls, for embracing our own beauty and power. But let’s be real—this song is still SEXY AF 😭 He delivers it so subtly, yet the message is loud and clear 🥵 And that choreography?! No mercy. It’s driving us insane, making us all want to take him home 😆 j-hope 3.0 is a whole new level, and I’m obsessed. I loved him before, but now? Even more! He keeps surprising us, giving us more than we ever deserve 🥹😭 We need the official release ASAP—and PLEASE, we need a music video. This is his first fully choreographed song since CNS, and I just know he’s about to drop something legendary. I don’t think we’re getting the cute Sweet Dreams MV vibes this time… this one might just wreck us for eternity 😳 Kindly do not downlod/upload. embed only after 48 hrs 🙏🏻 tysm *some words might still be wrong. Crowd was insaenely loud 😍 but Earring with the DIAMOND 😳 ( what’s this ? A partner of the necklace?😂 and I heard Mona Lisa is also a Gemini 🤭) Thanks to G-Money⁷ (머니) for lending me clips from her video the night she witnessed Jay burn down Barclay for Meike⁷ | borahae arts’ muted video that I’ve used to figure out the rest of the lyrics And my dear friend, fellow night owler and hobi biased ami m⁷ saw hobi 🍓 for figuring out the words with me & debating if hobi said “ EXES CALLING” or *something else* 😁🤣😅 MONA LISA IS COMING #HOPE_ON_THE_STAGE_TOUR #HOPE_ON_THE_STAGE_TOUR_BROOKLYN

HobiCasa ⊙⊝⊜ARIRANG l🏊‍♂️🔴

106,092 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

We did something crazy. We told everyone that, for my 79th birthday, they could get my fitness app for free if they finished four programs in a year: And guess what? People responded. More than ever before. And even more important, thousands and thousands of people are now training and getting in shape. The sale ends tomorrow, though. And you can only get it through that link. Now, a smart consultant would say there is a chance that none of those people pay for the app and we end up completely stuck with the cost of running it. Good. Because that would mean that I got tens of thousands of people training for a full year. That’s a bigger win than anything on a spreadsheet. That’s why we are a consultant and investor-free business. If you want to join them with my birthday offer, you don’t have much more time: But one thing is staying: You’ll always be able to earn money back for doing the work. After tomorrow, people will pay $150 to start, then earn $50 back for their first program, and $50 back for their fourth program. $100 back, every year, forever. And I’m planning to add another $50 back if you get someone else to join and complete their first program, so yes: using my app for free will always be possible. People have always called me crazy, and it’s worked out pretty well for me. So why stop now? I believe that a good fitness business should be about what works, not about spreadsheets. Program start rates and program completion rates more than doubled in our January test of paying people back to finish a program. Those members are some of the most active in our community, encouraging all the new people who joined this week. The rewards in fitness have always been in the wrong place: for starting, instead of for being consistent. That’s what a January discount is, and it’s why most of the January crowd quits by February. We’ve found the structure that rewards consistent action. The Pump Club will be sticking with it. And if you want to make our CFO mad, you’ve got a little more than 24 hours to get back ALL of your money in your first year - before the birthday sale ends tomorrow:
0:21

We did something crazy. We told everyone that, for my 79th birthday, they could get my fitness app for free if they finished four programs in a year: And guess what? People responded. More than ever before. And even more important, thousands and thousands of people are now training and getting in shape. The sale ends tomorrow, though. And you can only get it through that link. Now, a smart consultant would say there is a chance that none of those people pay for the app and we end up completely stuck with the cost of running it. Good. Because that would mean that I got tens of thousands of people training for a full year. That’s a bigger win than anything on a spreadsheet. That’s why we are a consultant and investor-free business. If you want to join them with my birthday offer, you don’t have much more time: But one thing is staying: You’ll always be able to earn money back for doing the work. After tomorrow, people will pay $150 to start, then earn $50 back for their first program, and $50 back for their fourth program. $100 back, every year, forever. And I’m planning to add another $50 back if you get someone else to join and complete their first program, so yes: using my app for free will always be possible. People have always called me crazy, and it’s worked out pretty well for me. So why stop now? I believe that a good fitness business should be about what works, not about spreadsheets. Program start rates and program completion rates more than doubled in our January test of paying people back to finish a program. Those members are some of the most active in our community, encouraging all the new people who joined this week. The rewards in fitness have always been in the wrong place: for starting, instead of for being consistent. That’s what a January discount is, and it’s why most of the January crowd quits by February. We’ve found the structure that rewards consistent action. The Pump Club will be sticking with it. And if you want to make our CFO mad, you’ve got a little more than 24 hours to get back ALL of your money in your first year - before the birthday sale ends tomorrow:

Arnold Schwarzenegger

2,590,512 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Carlos Estévez on why Shohei Ohtani is an Android built on discipline and raw talent; (Written and translated by Master Flip) He’s a robot. Straight up, that guy’s a robot. He’s in a league of his own. His routine, the way he prepares from the moment he steps on the field, the discipline it takes to be ready for a 2 p.m. first pitch, it’s not easy. But that discipline is incredible. And it’s where the whole talent vs. hard work debate gets real. I’m a firm believer in hard work. I’m the kind of guy who was made through grind, I don’t have natural gifts like that. I’ve always said hard work beats talent when talent slacks off. But Ohtani? He’s the rare combination of both. That’s how you end up with an Android. As a hitter, he barely needs BP on the field. He heads straight to the cage, does a drill going the other way, and that’s it. Hitting is hard, everyone knows it, but this guy does minimal tuning and still turns into a beast at the plate. Pitching, though? That’s where he puts in the real work. He comes out, throws weighted balls, drills his mechanics, grinds on every detail. Maybe it’s because pitching is the side where he’s humanely made, but he’s naturally a hitter, that’s the way I see it. Either way, his ability is unreal. One time, he made an out against Michael King’s sinker and immediately asked, “What was that? A sinker? How do you grip it?” The very next day in the bullpen, he’s out there throwing sinkers. The day before he pitches, he’ll throw maybe 10–15 pitches in the pen. Then, three pitches into his start the next day, boom, a sinker! I’m sitting there thinking, How?! I’ve spent a thousand years trying to perfect a nasty slider, and he just picks up something new and drops it in game like it’s nothing. The lifestyle that level of player lives is tough. Guys like Trout are the same way, they have to stay low key because everyone knows them. At the ’23 All-Star Game, I flew with Ohtani, hung out with him the whole time until we got to the hotel. Once we arrived, it was straight to the back entrance for him, different access. I just said, goodbye Charlie, I’ll see you later, and went off with the regular mortals. But we bonded over the little things. I play video games, watch anime and read manga, he does too. That’s how we became close. This year at the All Star Game, he was repping the NL and I was on the AL side. He waited for me. My oldest daughter yelled “Ohtani!” and he recognized her right away, so he held up just to talk to me. That’s who he is, he’s a superstar among superstars. All the other MLB stars want pics with him. He’s the only one on that level. I’m not exaggerating. There’s that famous video from the ’23 All Star Game where he was about to take a selfie and the phone almost dropped. It was with me, he was coming over to snap a pic, but I yanked him out of the swarm. Everyone was crowding him with, “Let’s take a pic! Let’s take a pic!” I yelled, “Ohtani, let’s take a pic!” and he ran straight to me. He took the selfie, the phone nearly slipped, that’s the clip that went viral. When we got inside, he looked at me and said, “Thank you.” He noticed right away. He’s not gonna call anyone out or act rude, he just handles it with class.” 🎥 Abriendo Sports
4:26

Carlos Estévez on why Shohei Ohtani is an Android built on discipline and raw talent; (Written and translated by Master Flip) He’s a robot. Straight up, that guy’s a robot. He’s in a league of his own. His routine, the way he prepares from the moment he steps on the field, the discipline it takes to be ready for a 2 p.m. first pitch, it’s not easy. But that discipline is incredible. And it’s where the whole talent vs. hard work debate gets real. I’m a firm believer in hard work. I’m the kind of guy who was made through grind, I don’t have natural gifts like that. I’ve always said hard work beats talent when talent slacks off. But Ohtani? He’s the rare combination of both. That’s how you end up with an Android. As a hitter, he barely needs BP on the field. He heads straight to the cage, does a drill going the other way, and that’s it. Hitting is hard, everyone knows it, but this guy does minimal tuning and still turns into a beast at the plate. Pitching, though? That’s where he puts in the real work. He comes out, throws weighted balls, drills his mechanics, grinds on every detail. Maybe it’s because pitching is the side where he’s humanely made, but he’s naturally a hitter, that’s the way I see it. Either way, his ability is unreal. One time, he made an out against Michael King’s sinker and immediately asked, “What was that? A sinker? How do you grip it?” The very next day in the bullpen, he’s out there throwing sinkers. The day before he pitches, he’ll throw maybe 10–15 pitches in the pen. Then, three pitches into his start the next day, boom, a sinker! I’m sitting there thinking, How?! I’ve spent a thousand years trying to perfect a nasty slider, and he just picks up something new and drops it in game like it’s nothing. The lifestyle that level of player lives is tough. Guys like Trout are the same way, they have to stay low key because everyone knows them. At the ’23 All-Star Game, I flew with Ohtani, hung out with him the whole time until we got to the hotel. Once we arrived, it was straight to the back entrance for him, different access. I just said, goodbye Charlie, I’ll see you later, and went off with the regular mortals. But we bonded over the little things. I play video games, watch anime and read manga, he does too. That’s how we became close. This year at the All Star Game, he was repping the NL and I was on the AL side. He waited for me. My oldest daughter yelled “Ohtani!” and he recognized her right away, so he held up just to talk to me. That’s who he is, he’s a superstar among superstars. All the other MLB stars want pics with him. He’s the only one on that level. I’m not exaggerating. There’s that famous video from the ’23 All Star Game where he was about to take a selfie and the phone almost dropped. It was with me, he was coming over to snap a pic, but I yanked him out of the swarm. Everyone was crowding him with, “Let’s take a pic! Let’s take a pic!” I yelled, “Ohtani, let’s take a pic!” and he ran straight to me. He took the selfie, the phone nearly slipped, that’s the clip that went viral. When we got inside, he looked at me and said, “Thank you.” He noticed right away. He’s not gonna call anyone out or act rude, he just handles it with class.” 🎥 Abriendo Sports

Master Flip 🇩🇴

104,086 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce