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Trump: I'm looking at the screen, I'm seeing this 20 story huge tube pouring down on fire at, you know, fires pouring out of it and it used to be white, but the heat is thousands of degrees coming down, they say thousands and thousands, so it's been beat up in that trip down, and I see this massive tube is coming down and the fire is burning and bright was exploding all over the place, I said, oh my God, this is terrible, it’s gonna crash, what the hell is it? I wasn't even sure. Maybe it was a movie but I'm looking to the news and I see it and then all of a sudden it's going to hit the gantry and toom, a flame comes out of the left and pushes it over like it was nothing. And then, and then these two giant arms come, they envelop it like a beautiful, I won't say it, I get myself into too much trouble when I say that stuff. I'd like to, but I'm not going to, because I'm going to be politically correct if you don't mind. You know what Elon says? Like two giant chopsticks. Wouldn’t I be better off if I said that, wouldn't that Mr. Wall? This guy is the greatest guy

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Headquarters

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Jocko Willink says he broke a 30 second freeze on a 1990s SEAL training exercise by taking one 12 inch step, and it showed him the call four senior leaders could not see. "And by the way, I'm the youngest and most junior guy in my platoon, and I'm standing there looking down the sight of my weapon." "And I'm waiting for someone to make a call and tell us what to do." "And I wait for five seconds and I wait for 10 seconds and I wait for 20 seconds and no one's saying anything." "And we're waiting for a leader in my platoon to make a call to tell us what to do. Tell me what to do." "And finally, after like 30 seconds, which seems like an eternity, I can't take it anymore." "And so I take a step, like a... one foot step, 12 inches. I take a step off the skirmish line." "I look to my left. I look to my right. And what I see is every other guy in my platoon is staring down their weapon, staring down the sight of their weapon, which means their field of view is tiny." "It's like a 20 degree field of view." "There's my platoon commander... there's my platoon chief... there's my leading petty officer... there's my assistant platoon commander... so everyone in the platoon is looking down the sight of their weapon, which means they all have a very narrow field of vision." "Well, when I take a step back and look to my left and look to my right, guess what kind of field of vision I got? I got a massive one." "I can see the whole scene and I can see exactly what it is we need to do." Four experienced leaders were standing in that line looking at the same problem, and not one of them was short on skill or nerve. They were looking down the same narrow tube he was, and by his account the answer was sitting outside it the whole time. I think about that whenever I am stuck and certain the problem is that I do not know enough yet. Usually I know plenty. I have just been reading the same thread for twenty minutes, or turning the same argument over on the same walk, from the exact spot I was standing in when it started. Jocko was the most junior man on that line and he still saw it first, because he was the only one who moved. - Jocko Willink (Jocko Willink) on Huberman Lab (Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.)

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893,174 views • 21 days ago

Two weeks ago, I got laid off from my job. I always knew it was a possibility. I’ve worked in tech long enough to see layoffs happen over and over again. When my wife and I moved to Northern California and bought a house, I started thinking that I should probably have a backup plan if it ever happened to me. So I started a stump removal business. I bought a stump grinder and started putting the marketing skills I’ve learned over the years to work. I made flyers, road signs and business cards. Built a website with a bunch of local pages for SEO. Set up my Google Business profile. Reached out to tree companies and started building relationships. A few months later, I’m #3 on Google locally and on track to do around $50k in the first year. Then I actually got laid off. I’m still looking for my next role in marketing, but I’m really glad I decided to build something on the side before I needed it. And with all the uncertainty around AI and what it means for jobs long term, I also like knowing I have a business where the work has to be done in the real world. Bonus: After working in an office for the last 10 years, I forgot how good it feels to work outside and actually see what you accomplished at the end of the day. There’s something pretty satisfying about showing up to a yard with a giant stump and leaving with it gone.

smokey

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Poor guy had his paint can hanging from the garage door when his girl opened it. Wasn’t anybody’s fault but his imprint on the car was hilarious, could this have been avoided? Me thinks he won’t be doing that again. When I was fixing up the current house I was working on I left one of those paint cups on the steps. Some people knocked on the door while I was working so I rushed downstairs to check to see who it was. Some people saw I was working on a house and was asking about rent details. Afterwards I had a quick puff on the vape mod and grabbed a drink. I casually walked upstairs totally forgetting I left that cup on the stairs, I stepped in it with the front portion of my foot, fell onto the handing and was coated in a splash of paint, it got on the wood stairs as well. I didn’t have time to clean myself up well because I needed to hurry up and clean the wood stairs before the paint sets and stains it. I managed to get most of it but then a new problem arose. The paint on me was still dripping. So I had to strip down and throw the clothes in a wadded ball and bagged it. Now the problem is solved right? No, how can I walk to the car in my undershirts without being noticed by the neighbors. I ended up standing by the door waiting until the coast was clear, I swear it felt like an hour but was only about 7 minutes. I think I need to heed my own warnings and start packing a pair of a spare clothes for instances like this or at least some painters smocks.

Poor guy had his paint can hanging from the garage door when his girl opened it. Wasn’t anybody’s fault but his imprint on the car was hilarious, could this have been avoided? Me thinks he won’t be doing that again. When I was fixing up the current house I was working on I left one of those paint cups on the steps. Some people knocked on the door while I was working so I rushed downstairs to check to see who it was. Some people saw I was working on a house and was asking about rent details. Afterwards I had a quick puff on the vape mod and grabbed a drink. I casually walked upstairs totally forgetting I left that cup on the stairs, I stepped in it with the front portion of my foot, fell onto the handing and was coated in a splash of paint, it got on the wood stairs as well. I didn’t have time to clean myself up well because I needed to hurry up and clean the wood stairs before the paint sets and stains it. I managed to get most of it but then a new problem arose. The paint on me was still dripping. So I had to strip down and throw the clothes in a wadded ball and bagged it. Now the problem is solved right? No, how can I walk to the car in my undershirts without being noticed by the neighbors. I ended up standing by the door waiting until the coast was clear, I swear it felt like an hour but was only about 7 minutes. I think I need to heed my own warnings and start packing a pair of a spare clothes for instances like this or at least some painters smocks.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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theres a guy who hit platinum 3 playing two accounts at the same time hands on draven. feet on yuumi his FEET are higher ranked than 80% of the league population let that sink in for a second while you're hardstuck silver blaming your support for missing hooks this psychopath is playing ADC with his hands and support with his TOES and winning i watched the vod. it's fucking insane right hand: mouse for draven, catching axes, kiting left hand: keyboard for draven abilities left foot: foot pedal for yuumi, attaching to people right foot: controls all yuumi heals he's literally playing two champions better than you play one draven is making plays, getting kills, positioning perfectly yuumi is shielding, ulting, doing her job meanwhile you need "three business days to mentally recover" from one ranked loss the best part? yuumi account has a HIGH winrate his feet have better decision making than your entire brain "when should i heal?" the foot knows "when should i ult?" the foot knows "who should i attach to?" THE FOOT FUCKING KNOWS you're sitting there with your $3000 setup, gaming chair, mechanical keyboard, 240hz monitor getting gapped by someone's big toe i asked him why he does this "gets boring playing one champion" BROTHER YOU'RE PLAYING TWO AT THE SAME TIME this is what actual limit testing looks like not you flashing into 5 people and calling it "aggression" he's literally managing 8 limbs, 2 screens, 2 champions, 2 roles and he's plat 3 you manage 1 champion and you're complaining about "elo hell" here's what this actually proves: league is not complicated. you've MADE it complicated yuumi is so simple his FEET can pilot her to platinum draven requires actual mechanics and he's doing it WHILE playing yuumi if someone's foot can get plat, what's your excuse? "my team holds me back" his team has a FOOT on it and they're winning "i need better teammates" his teammate is his left foot and it's doing fine "i can't climb because supports don't know how to play" his support is being controlled by toes and has a 58% winrate the game is simple. you see enemy. you kill enemy. you take tower. you've added 100 steps between "see enemy" and "kill enemy" and that's why you're hardstuck this guy removed his brain from the equation on one account entirely just gave the job to his feet and his feet are better at league than most of you stop overthinking. stop overcomplicating. stop making excuses if a foot can hit platinum, you have no excuse Study the Saskio way

theres a guy who hit platinum 3 playing two accounts at the same time hands on draven. feet on yuumi his FEET are higher ranked than 80% of the league population let that sink in for a second while you're hardstuck silver blaming your support for missing hooks this psychopath is playing ADC with his hands and support with his TOES and winning i watched the vod. it's fucking insane right hand: mouse for draven, catching axes, kiting left hand: keyboard for draven abilities left foot: foot pedal for yuumi, attaching to people right foot: controls all yuumi heals he's literally playing two champions better than you play one draven is making plays, getting kills, positioning perfectly yuumi is shielding, ulting, doing her job meanwhile you need "three business days to mentally recover" from one ranked loss the best part? yuumi account has a HIGH winrate his feet have better decision making than your entire brain "when should i heal?" the foot knows "when should i ult?" the foot knows "who should i attach to?" THE FOOT FUCKING KNOWS you're sitting there with your $3000 setup, gaming chair, mechanical keyboard, 240hz monitor getting gapped by someone's big toe i asked him why he does this "gets boring playing one champion" BROTHER YOU'RE PLAYING TWO AT THE SAME TIME this is what actual limit testing looks like not you flashing into 5 people and calling it "aggression" he's literally managing 8 limbs, 2 screens, 2 champions, 2 roles and he's plat 3 you manage 1 champion and you're complaining about "elo hell" here's what this actually proves: league is not complicated. you've MADE it complicated yuumi is so simple his FEET can pilot her to platinum draven requires actual mechanics and he's doing it WHILE playing yuumi if someone's foot can get plat, what's your excuse? "my team holds me back" his team has a FOOT on it and they're winning "i need better teammates" his teammate is his left foot and it's doing fine "i can't climb because supports don't know how to play" his support is being controlled by toes and has a 58% winrate the game is simple. you see enemy. you kill enemy. you take tower. you've added 100 steps between "see enemy" and "kill enemy" and that's why you're hardstuck this guy removed his brain from the equation on one account entirely just gave the job to his feet and his feet are better at league than most of you stop overthinking. stop overcomplicating. stop making excuses if a foot can hit platinum, you have no excuse Study the Saskio way

Tony Chau

405,474 views • 6 months ago

This could possibly be the worst casualty of the Covid “pandemic” in which some people were scared to a point of complete panic and shut down for months on end to a point where they simply decided to end all operations. Haslam’s Book Store was Florida's largest new and used bookstore, located at 2025 Central Avenue in St. Petersburg. Founded in 1933, the massive 30,000-square-foot institution was beloved for housing over 300,000 volumes. I used to take my kids here when they were younger (obviously before 2020). It was an incredible place to walk the aisles and look at the old and new books. The owners had the friendliest cats that hung out on the counters. There were places to sit throughout the giant store to read. It was like a museum. It was the definition of iconic. Then, Covid hit, people freaked out, the owners shut down Haslem’s and it has never opened since. The signage — “Florida’s largest bookstore” — on the outside walls was painted over just a few months ago and the giant sign was taken down. But surprisingly the books, postcards, maps (yes, maps of everywhere!), encyclopedias, you-name-it still sit inside lonely and waiting for their words to be read. It’s like a book version of Toys movie in the making with novels just waiting to find a home. I need to find out what’s the next chapter of this place. My daughter told me today when we drove by she wants it as a graduation present; she literally learned to read there because I took her so often. It’s gut wrenching to see it abandoned like a wild west scene. I guess I’m on a mission now.

This could possibly be the worst casualty of the Covid “pandemic” in which some people were scared to a point of complete panic and shut down for months on end to a point where they simply decided to end all operations. Haslam’s Book Store was Florida's largest new and used bookstore, located at 2025 Central Avenue in St. Petersburg. Founded in 1933, the massive 30,000-square-foot institution was beloved for housing over 300,000 volumes. I used to take my kids here when they were younger (obviously before 2020). It was an incredible place to walk the aisles and look at the old and new books. The owners had the friendliest cats that hung out on the counters. There were places to sit throughout the giant store to read. It was like a museum. It was the definition of iconic. Then, Covid hit, people freaked out, the owners shut down Haslem’s and it has never opened since. The signage — “Florida’s largest bookstore” — on the outside walls was painted over just a few months ago and the giant sign was taken down. But surprisingly the books, postcards, maps (yes, maps of everywhere!), encyclopedias, you-name-it still sit inside lonely and waiting for their words to be read. It’s like a book version of Toys movie in the making with novels just waiting to find a home. I need to find out what’s the next chapter of this place. My daughter told me today when we drove by she wants it as a graduation present; she literally learned to read there because I took her so often. It’s gut wrenching to see it abandoned like a wild west scene. I guess I’m on a mission now.

Florida Grand

178,594 views • 2 months ago

By REQUEST: I got up the Raw footage from the Las Vegas UFO LANDING…. What are they saying??? Here is the 911 call language… “We just saw something fall from the sky with lights. When it hit there was a big impact, we felt energy, then heard footsteps. There’s an eight-foot person standing there with big shiny eyes looking at us. They’re not human, 100% not human.” In the yard….. “Look over there!” and “What the hell is that?” “It has a big head with giant eyes.” I zoom in on the Cloaked being behind the fence… So here is the video without some damn YouTuber talking over it so they appear to be important… We don’t want to hear f@&ing commentary you ego maniacs!!! Here is a great copy for you to copy and keep for yourself!! Here is what they captured… Jon Stewart

By REQUEST: I got up the Raw footage from the Las Vegas UFO LANDING…. What are they saying??? Here is the 911 call language… “We just saw something fall from the sky with lights. When it hit there was a big impact, we felt energy, then heard footsteps. There’s an eight-foot person standing there with big shiny eyes looking at us. They’re not human, 100% not human.” In the yard….. “Look over there!” and “What the hell is that?” “It has a big head with giant eyes.” I zoom in on the Cloaked being behind the fence… So here is the video without some damn YouTuber talking over it so they appear to be important… We don’t want to hear f@&ing commentary you ego maniacs!!! Here is a great copy for you to copy and keep for yourself!! Here is what they captured… Jon Stewart

Eddie Abbott

110,251 views • 3 months ago

This was Taichu’s full confession during the final LUX TOUR confessional in Argentina: “About three or four years ago, I was seeing a guy from Córdoba who was amazing, a diamond. Seriously, he was such a sweetheart, incredible. Up until that point, I couldn’t understand what could possibly go wrong. The problem was that he moved way too slowly, you know? And I’m pretty anxious, I’m like a volcano, much more intense. So, being as anxious as I am, one day I met another guy, a singer, a little more delicate, the kind of guy who’s all about hugs and that whole thing. I looked at him and thought, ‘Wow, this is completely my type.’ A bad boy, huh. A bandit. I knew the guy was, like, a walking red flag, but I was blind. Completely blind. As you can imagine, things with the guy from Córdoba fell apart because, well, I got distracted by the other one. And this bandit, within a week, had already gone from ‘my love’ to ‘the love of my life.’ By the second week, he was already living in my house. Things got very, very intense. And I kept asking myself, ‘Is going this fast going to make us crash into each other one day?’ — And did you guys crash into each other? I stayed with the guy, so. I went on tour and left my house for him to look after. And it wasn’t enough to leave my house with the bandit: I also left my cat with him. And I went on tour, everything was great. When I came back home, I was so excited to see my great love again. You come back from tour, open the door, and you’re filled with all that excitement of seeing your love again. Except when I got home, I found clothes that weren’t mine. In my own house. For you, what’s the worst piece of clothing you could find in your house that wasn’t yours? — A thong. — Bingo! Listen, because this guy managed to turn the whole situation around on me like a champion. He said, ‘No, it belongs to your friend who came to stay for a few days. It must be my friend’s girlfriend’s, she came and stayed here.’ I was naive and completely blind, and I believed him. I really believed him! To this day, I still wonder: how did this guy, being so jealous and possessive, have the nerve to do that and then violate my most intimate space? — And what did you do, Taichu? What did you say to him? — Imagine! I kicked him out, obviously. How could I not throw him out when he brought another woman into my own bed? But, thinking about it, you really should have stayed with the guy from Córdoba, girl. What did he do again? Let’s see, what did the guy from Córdoba do for a living? He was an artist, very dedicated, he had a job too, you know? — Sí, on the back. — On the back. No, I would’ve stayed with that one. Ah, with the artist from Córdoba! Because I think that with the artist from Córdoba, you found a diamond, but you chose to stay with a perla. — Uff, no, no, no, no, no, look… — Oh, no, that’s true. Who hasn’t been through that?”

This was Taichu’s full confession during the final LUX TOUR confessional in Argentina: “About three or four years ago, I was seeing a guy from Córdoba who was amazing, a diamond. Seriously, he was such a sweetheart, incredible. Up until that point, I couldn’t understand what could possibly go wrong. The problem was that he moved way too slowly, you know? And I’m pretty anxious, I’m like a volcano, much more intense. So, being as anxious as I am, one day I met another guy, a singer, a little more delicate, the kind of guy who’s all about hugs and that whole thing. I looked at him and thought, ‘Wow, this is completely my type.’ A bad boy, huh. A bandit. I knew the guy was, like, a walking red flag, but I was blind. Completely blind. As you can imagine, things with the guy from Córdoba fell apart because, well, I got distracted by the other one. And this bandit, within a week, had already gone from ‘my love’ to ‘the love of my life.’ By the second week, he was already living in my house. Things got very, very intense. And I kept asking myself, ‘Is going this fast going to make us crash into each other one day?’ — And did you guys crash into each other? I stayed with the guy, so. I went on tour and left my house for him to look after. And it wasn’t enough to leave my house with the bandit: I also left my cat with him. And I went on tour, everything was great. When I came back home, I was so excited to see my great love again. You come back from tour, open the door, and you’re filled with all that excitement of seeing your love again. Except when I got home, I found clothes that weren’t mine. In my own house. For you, what’s the worst piece of clothing you could find in your house that wasn’t yours? — A thong. — Bingo! Listen, because this guy managed to turn the whole situation around on me like a champion. He said, ‘No, it belongs to your friend who came to stay for a few days. It must be my friend’s girlfriend’s, she came and stayed here.’ I was naive and completely blind, and I believed him. I really believed him! To this day, I still wonder: how did this guy, being so jealous and possessive, have the nerve to do that and then violate my most intimate space? — And what did you do, Taichu? What did you say to him? — Imagine! I kicked him out, obviously. How could I not throw him out when he brought another woman into my own bed? But, thinking about it, you really should have stayed with the guy from Córdoba, girl. What did he do again? Let’s see, what did the guy from Córdoba do for a living? He was an artist, very dedicated, he had a job too, you know? — Sí, on the back. — On the back. No, I would’ve stayed with that one. Ah, with the artist from Córdoba! Because I think that with the artist from Córdoba, you found a diamond, but you chose to stay with a perla. — Uff, no, no, no, no, no, look… — Oh, no, that’s true. Who hasn’t been through that?”

ROSALÍA UPDATE

105,041 views • 10 days ago

Here is the moment when I see my hand for the first time. I was pretty shook honestly. I then felt sadness come over me. I felt weird for the rest of the day and found myself avoiding even looking at it. After doing a training session I found the strength and confidence to look at it again and took a photo I will share with you on slide two. It’s going to take sometime to get used to this. But today I feel much better and excited that it is out of the cast. I’m not allowed to do anything with it yet, but I am moving my fingers and that’s big progress. I have to say Dr Donaldson did an incredible job and I am so happy I have a path forward. I just want to be open how that path feels. I am focused on the opportunity I have ahead and I am motivated for this new challenge. But it did hit me how different my hand looks, and even how it looks nothing like it feels. Going to take sometime before I am comfortable with this. However, I know I did not choose the comfortable path. Instead I chose the winning one. Just like sport, to win in your personal race it requires overcoming massive adversity.

Here is the moment when I see my hand for the first time. I was pretty shook honestly. I then felt sadness come over me. I felt weird for the rest of the day and found myself avoiding even looking at it. After doing a training session I found the strength and confidence to look at it again and took a photo I will share with you on slide two. It’s going to take sometime to get used to this. But today I feel much better and excited that it is out of the cast. I’m not allowed to do anything with it yet, but I am moving my fingers and that’s big progress. I have to say Dr Donaldson did an incredible job and I am so happy I have a path forward. I just want to be open how that path feels. I am focused on the opportunity I have ahead and I am motivated for this new challenge. But it did hit me how different my hand looks, and even how it looks nothing like it feels. Going to take sometime before I am comfortable with this. However, I know I did not choose the comfortable path. Instead I chose the winning one. Just like sport, to win in your personal race it requires overcoming massive adversity.

tom danielson

145,045 views • 3 years ago

Start your next project with a giant scroll of paper I learned this from my friend Rob Kalin, founder of Etsy. When he starts a project, he gets out a giant piece of butcher paper — like three feet by sixty feet. When you start the project, you put your first ideas down in the top-left corner. As you keep working, the scroll becomes an organic timeline of your thinking. I started a scroll for Metalabel back in November 2021 and finished it this February. Three-plus years of ideas, from Metalabel to A-Corps, on paper as they happened. Scroll #2 is already almost done. A great way to see exactly how you and your ideas progressed over the course of a project and to open yourself up to unexpected directions Here's a timelapse of three-plus years of thinking (music by Ana Roxanne)

Start your next project with a giant scroll of paper I learned this from my friend Rob Kalin, founder of Etsy. When he starts a project, he gets out a giant piece of butcher paper — like three feet by sixty feet. When you start the project, you put your first ideas down in the top-left corner. As you keep working, the scroll becomes an organic timeline of your thinking. I started a scroll for Metalabel back in November 2021 and finished it this February. Three-plus years of ideas, from Metalabel to A-Corps, on paper as they happened. Scroll #2 is already almost done. A great way to see exactly how you and your ideas progressed over the course of a project and to open yourself up to unexpected directions Here's a timelapse of three-plus years of thinking (music by Ana Roxanne)

Yancey Strickler

245,586 views • 1 year ago

Tales of Wudan - The Mysterious Old Man In the year 644, as a young student of the Wudan style, it was my job to sweep the training area each morning. ‍ I started this job at 3:45am - and, with vigor, would finish with a few minutes to spare before the 6am training. ‍ There was an old man with no hands and no feet - the only man, to whom Master Po would bow - who would sit atop a tree trunk and watch me complete this task. ‍ Every morning, he appeared and watched in admiration. It was a full 219 years, before I mustered the courage to speak with him. “Why do you watch me sweep?” I asked, puzzled. ‍ “Ah, young Cobra, what better unison of the hands and the feet than sweeping a floor? If you were in my position, you would savour the task!” he replied. ‍ I looked at the stumps where his hands and feet once were, then looked up at him. He knew what I wanted to ask... But I was afraid to appear disrespectful. ‍ Truly, it was none of my business. Curiosity got the better of me. “What happened to you?” I said, looking towards the ground. ‍ I was sure he was contemplating reprimanding me. I was pleased, when he began to speak. ‍ “Wudan was not always such a peaceful place,” he began. “Warring tribes fought for this mountains power and strange creatures lurked in every corner. Before myself and a few brave others, including Master Po, banished them from the mountain.” ‍ I placed my broom on the floor, sat down and continued to listen. ‍ “While fighting bandits near the Yushu river, a water snake grabbed my right foot and began to pull me under. Fearing for my life, and unable to see the snake through the bloodied water, I removed my right foot with one slice of my sword. The only alternative was to drown.” ‍ Still looking down, I raised my eyes to take a glimpse at his right stump. “What about your left foot?” I asked. ‍ He placed his right leg under his robe and exposed his left before continuing his story. ‍ “The next day, I was limping and slowing the group down. I asked to be left to die, but Po demanded that I fight. Soon, a daughter of a previously slain bandit had spotted us and fired an arrow from a ridge which landed squarely in my left foot. Fearing gangrene, I removed my left foot with one slice of my sword.” ‍ “What happened to your hands?” I asked quickly. ‍ “My left hand was snared by a Golden Dragon in that now empty cave you children enjoy, to avoid being pulled into darkness and killed. I removed my left hand with one slice of my sword...” ‍ He paused. “My right hand was caught in a bear trap the same afternoon, fearing death, I removed it with my teeth.” ‍ I looked at his right hands stump. It was ragged. Not a clean cut like the others. It still looked painful. He looked relieved when the story was over, it pained him to relive the events. ‍ He took a sigh of relief and moved his gaze from me back over to the floor I was sweeping. I however was confused. ‍ “How did you find the strength, to remove limb after limb in such gruesome fashion? I don’t think I could do that.” ‍ He smiled. “Well then you would be dead. And you would never tell your story to anybody, would you? I didn’t find the strength to die.” ‍ I bowed and returned to sweeping. The conversation made me minutes late for training. Master Po beat me severely. ‍ The next morning when I rose to sweep, the man was not there. I never saw him again. ‍ Such is the way of Wudan.

Tales of Wudan - The Mysterious Old Man In the year 644, as a young student of the Wudan style, it was my job to sweep the training area each morning. ‍ I started this job at 3:45am - and, with vigor, would finish with a few minutes to spare before the 6am training. ‍ There was an old man with no hands and no feet - the only man, to whom Master Po would bow - who would sit atop a tree trunk and watch me complete this task. ‍ Every morning, he appeared and watched in admiration. It was a full 219 years, before I mustered the courage to speak with him. “Why do you watch me sweep?” I asked, puzzled. ‍ “Ah, young Cobra, what better unison of the hands and the feet than sweeping a floor? If you were in my position, you would savour the task!” he replied. ‍ I looked at the stumps where his hands and feet once were, then looked up at him. He knew what I wanted to ask... But I was afraid to appear disrespectful. ‍ Truly, it was none of my business. Curiosity got the better of me. “What happened to you?” I said, looking towards the ground. ‍ I was sure he was contemplating reprimanding me. I was pleased, when he began to speak. ‍ “Wudan was not always such a peaceful place,” he began. “Warring tribes fought for this mountains power and strange creatures lurked in every corner. Before myself and a few brave others, including Master Po, banished them from the mountain.” ‍ I placed my broom on the floor, sat down and continued to listen. ‍ “While fighting bandits near the Yushu river, a water snake grabbed my right foot and began to pull me under. Fearing for my life, and unable to see the snake through the bloodied water, I removed my right foot with one slice of my sword. The only alternative was to drown.” ‍ Still looking down, I raised my eyes to take a glimpse at his right stump. “What about your left foot?” I asked. ‍ He placed his right leg under his robe and exposed his left before continuing his story. ‍ “The next day, I was limping and slowing the group down. I asked to be left to die, but Po demanded that I fight. Soon, a daughter of a previously slain bandit had spotted us and fired an arrow from a ridge which landed squarely in my left foot. Fearing gangrene, I removed my left foot with one slice of my sword.” ‍ “What happened to your hands?” I asked quickly. ‍ “My left hand was snared by a Golden Dragon in that now empty cave you children enjoy, to avoid being pulled into darkness and killed. I removed my left hand with one slice of my sword...” ‍ He paused. “My right hand was caught in a bear trap the same afternoon, fearing death, I removed it with my teeth.” ‍ I looked at his right hands stump. It was ragged. Not a clean cut like the others. It still looked painful. He looked relieved when the story was over, it pained him to relive the events. ‍ He took a sigh of relief and moved his gaze from me back over to the floor I was sweeping. I however was confused. ‍ “How did you find the strength, to remove limb after limb in such gruesome fashion? I don’t think I could do that.” ‍ He smiled. “Well then you would be dead. And you would never tell your story to anybody, would you? I didn’t find the strength to die.” ‍ I bowed and returned to sweeping. The conversation made me minutes late for training. Master Po beat me severely. ‍ The next morning when I rose to sweep, the man was not there. I never saw him again. ‍ Such is the way of Wudan.

Tales of Wudan

19,132 views • 2 years ago

Shaquille O'Neal revealed he had to figure out two things: either intimidate you or make you laugh. I was always a bully, until one day in fifth grade, I had a spitwad. I threw it at the chalkboard, it splattered, and this kid rats me out. But prior to that, my father said, "If you get suspended again, I'm gonna kill you. I'm gonna beat you like you've never been beaten before because you're irresponsible, you're a medium-level juvenile delinquent, and moving at this pace, you're gonna be nothing in life. I'm not having that in my house." So, I wait for the kid I mean, first I go to the office. Three days. Graham Bensinger: You were suspended for three days? Shaquille O'Neal: Suspended for three days. So now I gotta go home, and I already know what I'm getting when I get home. But before I go home, I'm gonna whoop your ass. So I'm beating this kid up, and I'm kicking this kid, and he has an epileptic seizure. It was just me and the kid out there, and he's on the ground shaking, and now I'm frightened because... uh oh. So then a guy comes and he saves the kid. And, you know, but after that, I go home, I get disciplined, and my mother pulls me to the side and says, "You're too big and too strong, you can't ever do that again." And that kind of... that kind of stayed with me. I was like, "I don't want to do that no more." So then I was like, "You know what, I'm not gonna beat people up. Let me... let me go to part... Plan B on how to get them to like me." Because I'm already... I was always a class clown, funny guy. So now, let me just, you know, do this a lot to get people to like me. And I just stuck with that rather than being a bully. Graham Bensinger: Before that, how would people tease you? Shaquille O'Neal: "Shaquille," "Sasquatch," "Big African"... I stuttered when I talked. "Big dummy." And I was always shy. You know, like, I would look at you, and I would look at your test scores, and you'd probably have a... you look like a smart, smart ass. You'd probably have a 90 or a...

Shaquille O'Neal revealed he had to figure out two things: either intimidate you or make you laugh. I was always a bully, until one day in fifth grade, I had a spitwad. I threw it at the chalkboard, it splattered, and this kid rats me out. But prior to that, my father said, "If you get suspended again, I'm gonna kill you. I'm gonna beat you like you've never been beaten before because you're irresponsible, you're a medium-level juvenile delinquent, and moving at this pace, you're gonna be nothing in life. I'm not having that in my house." So, I wait for the kid I mean, first I go to the office. Three days. Graham Bensinger: You were suspended for three days? Shaquille O'Neal: Suspended for three days. So now I gotta go home, and I already know what I'm getting when I get home. But before I go home, I'm gonna whoop your ass. So I'm beating this kid up, and I'm kicking this kid, and he has an epileptic seizure. It was just me and the kid out there, and he's on the ground shaking, and now I'm frightened because... uh oh. So then a guy comes and he saves the kid. And, you know, but after that, I go home, I get disciplined, and my mother pulls me to the side and says, "You're too big and too strong, you can't ever do that again." And that kind of... that kind of stayed with me. I was like, "I don't want to do that no more." So then I was like, "You know what, I'm not gonna beat people up. Let me... let me go to part... Plan B on how to get them to like me." Because I'm already... I was always a class clown, funny guy. So now, let me just, you know, do this a lot to get people to like me. And I just stuck with that rather than being a bully. Graham Bensinger: Before that, how would people tease you? Shaquille O'Neal: "Shaquille," "Sasquatch," "Big African"... I stuttered when I talked. "Big dummy." And I was always shy. You know, like, I would look at you, and I would look at your test scores, and you'd probably have a... you look like a smart, smart ass. You'd probably have a 90 or a...

Hecto Crypto | NetLink ⛓

20,275 views • 1 month ago

JOONGDUNK PRAEW PODCAST #DearMyselfxJoongDunk Joong once said Dunk—maybe not word for word but something like: “if there’s anyone in this world who’s going to hurt you i want you to know i’ll be the last person to ever hurt you” 🌞this came from a time back in safe house 🌻when i was younger i had insecurities about two things—my voice and my height. this is something i’ve never really shared before. i used to be the tallest in class and had the deepest voice, so people would tease me—calling me things like “giant” “big guy” even “refrigerator” like i was some kind of huge creature. back then i didn’t feel like i fit in. cause of that, i developed insecurities—i would try to make myself look smaller when standing with friends and i wasn’t confident at all. i didn’t like my voice either and when people imitated it or joked about it i really didn’t like it. as i grew up those two things actually became what i like most about myself—my voice—i didn’t even like my own voice and when people teased me, like imitating “oh hello Dunk~” in that tone i really didn’t like it. i didn’t like people mimicking my voice. but as i grew up, those two things actually became what i like about myself—the deep voice and tall. so now it’s not a problem anymore 🌞but i wasn’t teasing him in a bad way. in safe house everyone joked around—it was just how friends talked it like “Dunk has such a deep voice” and no one really thought much of it and no one realized how he felt. it was also the early stage when we had just gotten to know each other everyone would say things 🌞then suddenly i noticed something from his expression so i went to ask what was wrong. his eyes were red. maybe he didn’t like being teased so there was a mix of anger and sadness. i got shocked and wondered “what is he angry about? did i say something wrong?” 🌞cause honestly, everyone was just joking around without thinking much so i explained him “if you doesn’t like it, i won’t say it again” “okay na”. just remember this—“i’ll be the last person to ever hurt you” that’s where that sentence came from

JOONGDUNK PRAEW PODCAST #DearMyselfxJoongDunk Joong once said Dunk—maybe not word for word but something like: “if there’s anyone in this world who’s going to hurt you i want you to know i’ll be the last person to ever hurt you” 🌞this came from a time back in safe house 🌻when i was younger i had insecurities about two things—my voice and my height. this is something i’ve never really shared before. i used to be the tallest in class and had the deepest voice, so people would tease me—calling me things like “giant” “big guy” even “refrigerator” like i was some kind of huge creature. back then i didn’t feel like i fit in. cause of that, i developed insecurities—i would try to make myself look smaller when standing with friends and i wasn’t confident at all. i didn’t like my voice either and when people imitated it or joked about it i really didn’t like it. as i grew up those two things actually became what i like most about myself—my voice—i didn’t even like my own voice and when people teased me, like imitating “oh hello Dunk~” in that tone i really didn’t like it. i didn’t like people mimicking my voice. but as i grew up, those two things actually became what i like about myself—the deep voice and tall. so now it’s not a problem anymore 🌞but i wasn’t teasing him in a bad way. in safe house everyone joked around—it was just how friends talked it like “Dunk has such a deep voice” and no one really thought much of it and no one realized how he felt. it was also the early stage when we had just gotten to know each other everyone would say things 🌞then suddenly i noticed something from his expression so i went to ask what was wrong. his eyes were red. maybe he didn’t like being teased so there was a mix of anger and sadness. i got shocked and wondered “what is he angry about? did i say something wrong?” 🌞cause honestly, everyone was just joking around without thinking much so i explained him “if you doesn’t like it, i won’t say it again” “okay na”. just remember this—“i’ll be the last person to ever hurt you” that’s where that sentence came from

🇻🇳Jaidee’s aunt Bamnie🐣

80,726 views • 4 months ago

This giant alligator, over 13 feet long in my backyard shows how easily they can hide in just a few feet of water. My kids and I have been swimming with these alligators for over 20 years and they have never attacked us. They can and do take very large animals like deer and coyotes and we have watched them do it. We have a large sandbar where we all swim most of the time and the hole there is around 30 feet deep. This other section is about 100 meters from it and stays around 10 to 15 feet deep, even when the river gets very low in the summer. Can see the alligator vanishes in just a few feet. I have been snorkeling alone for years right where this alligator is right now. I knew there were smaller alligators in there but I didn't understand how big the old ones were until a few years after I had already been diving all around them alone. I would stay out there alone swimming and diving there all day from morning until right before dark. I have watched most of these gators grow up since they just hatched on my land. There are some really old ones here that were here before I was even born. I have seen some amazing things in this river and all around it! There is real magic here and at another very special location in the middle of the woods that will be shown to the whole world soon!!!!!

This giant alligator, over 13 feet long in my backyard shows how easily they can hide in just a few feet of water. My kids and I have been swimming with these alligators for over 20 years and they have never attacked us. They can and do take very large animals like deer and coyotes and we have watched them do it. We have a large sandbar where we all swim most of the time and the hole there is around 30 feet deep. This other section is about 100 meters from it and stays around 10 to 15 feet deep, even when the river gets very low in the summer. Can see the alligator vanishes in just a few feet. I have been snorkeling alone for years right where this alligator is right now. I knew there were smaller alligators in there but I didn't understand how big the old ones were until a few years after I had already been diving all around them alone. I would stay out there alone swimming and diving there all day from morning until right before dark. I have watched most of these gators grow up since they just hatched on my land. There are some really old ones here that were here before I was even born. I have seen some amazing things in this river and all around it! There is real magic here and at another very special location in the middle of the woods that will be shown to the whole world soon!!!!!

Ranger H

572,786 views • 1 month ago

#donghae #동해 🐶: I got physical therapy yesterday, and they said my body is in serious condition, it could get much worse. That made me really sad. I’ll really take better care of my health. Honestly, I’m upset. While performing “Mr. Simple,” I almost teared up. The pain I feel whenever I move made me think, “Can I only dance for a little while longer?” I believe I can dance even in my 50s and 60s. I feel like I could still jump and fly around. But when I actually move, jumping, spinning, sitting and standing quickly, I feel those tiny pains. Your body tells you the truth. It makes me sad, like before my knee surgery when I wanted to move freely but couldn’t. I feel pitiful when I see myself like that. Still, I’ll do my best on stage for you. A concert is about connection. It’s not just me having fun, you need to feel it too. When I see you happy, I become happier. So I realized I need to take better care of myself. Doing a live after the concert feels really nice. I’d like to keep talking like this after shows, answering your questions and sharing my thoughts. Some of you may be going through harder times than me, or dealing with pain and discomfort. Health comes first, above everything else. Don’t stress too much over other things. Let’s all take better care of our health, me and our ELFs.

#donghae #동해 🐶: I got physical therapy yesterday, and they said my body is in serious condition, it could get much worse. That made me really sad. I’ll really take better care of my health. Honestly, I’m upset. While performing “Mr. Simple,” I almost teared up. The pain I feel whenever I move made me think, “Can I only dance for a little while longer?” I believe I can dance even in my 50s and 60s. I feel like I could still jump and fly around. But when I actually move, jumping, spinning, sitting and standing quickly, I feel those tiny pains. Your body tells you the truth. It makes me sad, like before my knee surgery when I wanted to move freely but couldn’t. I feel pitiful when I see myself like that. Still, I’ll do my best on stage for you. A concert is about connection. It’s not just me having fun, you need to feel it too. When I see you happy, I become happier. So I realized I need to take better care of myself. Doing a live after the concert feels really nice. I’d like to keep talking like this after shows, answering your questions and sharing my thoughts. Some of you may be going through harder times than me, or dealing with pain and discomfort. Health comes first, above everything else. Don’t stress too much over other things. Let’s all take better care of our health, me and our ELFs.

𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗲💙동해☀️

16,020 views • 6 months ago

Charlie Foltz was abducted by a UFO in the middle of the wilderness. And he came face to face with Grey aliens. They had a “bulbous head with large eyes.” “No nose.” “No mouth.” “When I looked into these eyes, it was like two magnets grabbing one another instantly … ” Charlie and three of his friends had a UFO encounter in the Allagash Wilderness in 1976. After undergoing hypnotic regression, they remembered shocking details of their encounter with Grey aliens. He and Jim Weiner just sat down with Jesse Michels to share their remarkable story: Foltz: “The first thing I remember in my regression was looking at my toes and thinking … what the hell happened to my socks?” “And then … where the hell are my clothes?” “Then, where the hell am I?” “Just beyond my toes, I can see Jack and Jim and this other guy sitting on this bench.” “I look up and I see this face bending down to look into my eyes.” Michels: “You were laying horizontally?” Foltz: “On a table, yeah.” “It felt chilly, very sterile, very much like an emergency room setting.” “I recall this panel coming down from somewhere above my head, and it was over my chest, and it basically covered my entire torso.” “And then this blue light came straight down out of it, and it had a definite dimensional quality to it.” “It isn’s like taking your flashlight … and you shine it and the light spreads and travels.” “This was focused and it was localized into one shape, and that was emitted straight down onto my torso.” “There were two beings to my left.” “I had this one at my head and another at my feet, and they began a clinical examination of me, for lack of another term.” Michels: “What did the beings look like?” Foltz: “A bulbous head with large eyes.” “No nose like us, and no mouth like us.” “It was sort of like a slight slit area in the chin.” “No ears like we have protruding. They were like … a slight bump out from the skull.” “I was told not to resist, not to fight, I wasn’t in any danger, just comply and everything will be all right.” Michels: “Were you told telepathically?” Foltz: “Yeah.” “You’ve had the experience of being on a rollercoaster when it drops and your stomach stays up around your shoulders.” “I had a physical sensation like that, but it wasn’t my stomach. It was my mind.” Michels: “Were they gray in color?” Foltz: “Yes.” Michels: “Do you remember how tall?” Foltz: “Under five feet, spindly.” “Their hands had four digits, not five or three … that hang straight down.” “And the center of the hand had like an articulation ability, so they would have four opposable digits.” “They had a clothing on that was, for lack of a better word, like a spandex type of appearance where it tightly conformed to their body.” American Alchemy Jesse Michels

Charlie Foltz was abducted by a UFO in the middle of the wilderness. And he came face to face with Grey aliens. They had a “bulbous head with large eyes.” “No nose.” “No mouth.” “When I looked into these eyes, it was like two magnets grabbing one another instantly … ” Charlie and three of his friends had a UFO encounter in the Allagash Wilderness in 1976. After undergoing hypnotic regression, they remembered shocking details of their encounter with Grey aliens. He and Jim Weiner just sat down with Jesse Michels to share their remarkable story: Foltz: “The first thing I remember in my regression was looking at my toes and thinking … what the hell happened to my socks?” “And then … where the hell are my clothes?” “Then, where the hell am I?” “Just beyond my toes, I can see Jack and Jim and this other guy sitting on this bench.” “I look up and I see this face bending down to look into my eyes.” Michels: “You were laying horizontally?” Foltz: “On a table, yeah.” “It felt chilly, very sterile, very much like an emergency room setting.” “I recall this panel coming down from somewhere above my head, and it was over my chest, and it basically covered my entire torso.” “And then this blue light came straight down out of it, and it had a definite dimensional quality to it.” “It isn’s like taking your flashlight … and you shine it and the light spreads and travels.” “This was focused and it was localized into one shape, and that was emitted straight down onto my torso.” “There were two beings to my left.” “I had this one at my head and another at my feet, and they began a clinical examination of me, for lack of another term.” Michels: “What did the beings look like?” Foltz: “A bulbous head with large eyes.” “No nose like us, and no mouth like us.” “It was sort of like a slight slit area in the chin.” “No ears like we have protruding. They were like … a slight bump out from the skull.” “I was told not to resist, not to fight, I wasn’t in any danger, just comply and everything will be all right.” Michels: “Were you told telepathically?” Foltz: “Yeah.” “You’ve had the experience of being on a rollercoaster when it drops and your stomach stays up around your shoulders.” “I had a physical sensation like that, but it wasn’t my stomach. It was my mind.” Michels: “Were they gray in color?” Foltz: “Yes.” Michels: “Do you remember how tall?” Foltz: “Under five feet, spindly.” “Their hands had four digits, not five or three … that hang straight down.” “And the center of the hand had like an articulation ability, so they would have four opposable digits.” “They had a clothing on that was, for lack of a better word, like a spandex type of appearance where it tightly conformed to their body.” American Alchemy Jesse Michels

Holden Culotta

24,528 views • 3 months ago