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Man Utd news: 'I don't think so' - Romelu Lukaku HUMILIATED after Juventus transfer claim - Duration: 2:56.
Lukaku hit the headlines during the international break earlier this month when asked if he would be open to playing in Italy during his career
The Belgium striker also talked up Juventus, who are in United's Champions League group this season
When asked if he would be open to a move to Serie A, Lukaku said: "Why not? I hope so
" And on Juventus, he added: "They (Juventus) have a big project and they never stop
"Each year, they look to get better. Without doubt they are one of the two or three best sides
They've got a great coach on the bench and extraordinary players all over the field
"Cristiano (Ronaldo) is their best player, but look out for the others: (Paulo) Dybala is already really good and he's getting better, while I love Douglas Costa
" Lukaku is currently on a run of eight games without a goal for United. And McInally has mocked the 25-year-old, claiming Juventus would not want to sign him
"I think Jose (Mourinho) is very, very frustrated with the players, he's brought in and when he sees some players, like Lukaku who's going through a real poor time at the moment say 'yeah I can play for Juventus'," McInally said
"Really? Juventus will be like 'what?'. "I don't think so somehow." Manchester United are currently 10th in the Premier League table heading into today's home match against Everton
And McInally says the answer to their problems is simple - the players are not good enough
"I think there's too many flaws in Manchester United," the Scot added. "I genuinely think the United fans are still going to games thinking 'we can be this good, because these players are surely good because they're playing for Manchester United'
"But the reality is, 60 per cent of these players are not good enough to play for Manchester United
"That's why the results are very, very up and down."
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so bendy chapter 5 is out (reupload) - Duration: 4:15.
I'M SO GLAD YOU'VE COME!
*Sammy skedaddling*
*More skedaddling*
COME HERE AND PUT YOUR FACE IN MY
A S S
*more skedaddling once again
ARE YOU SAYING I'M A BOTHER BENDY?
AM I A BOTHER?
I'LL LEAVE THEN
But i'll still free your head right off your shoulders!
sheep sheep sheep..it's time for
*Sammy get's obliterated*
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
*Manly demon scream*
HAND ME ANOTHER BAG OF THEM CHIPS
AAAHHH ZEBENYA
BAGITHI BABA
You have DIABETUS
*Screeching of the unholy damned*
IF YA WAWNA HELP MEH, HAND ME ANOTHER BAG OF THEM C H I P S
*Ronald McDildo's magical song*
NO BENDY DON'T
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BEEN SO LONG (2018) - Netflix Original Film - One Minute Movie Review - Duration: 1:25.
been so long as the Netflix original movie based on the hit musical by the
same name based in modern-day London we follow a single mother trying to be a
positive example to her daughter while trying to find romance in an imperfect
world now this is the first-ever Netflix original musical that I've seen and I
was very curious to see how it played out
to be fair I haven't seen the original play that this movies based on but
honestly I really don't think that would have made much of a difference because
this film is kind of a mess honestly I think this would have actually been an
okay movie without the musical element and really the songs just really aren't
that great I can't even think of one tune that was even a little bit catchy
you can tell the actors completely dedicated themselves to the vision but
sadly it all just turned out to be laughably terrible the editing is
horrendously bad and the whole movie looks and feels so cheap I'm pretty sure
been so long as a film that very few people will actually enjoy sure it's got
a lot of heart and an overall positive vibe but in the end the whole thing just
doesn't really work and is sadly one of the worst Netflix originals of the year
and that's why I give been so long a ONE!
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I read ALL 337 books in Skyrim so you don't have to - Duration: 14:00.
Ah, the Elder Scrolls, games chock-full of lore.
And Skyrim is no different.
Hidden amongst the draugr and dragons is a plethora of books full of very important
and incredibly niche details.
But with all the spellcasting and shouting you must do as dragonborn, who really has
the time to read all those books.
I DO.
APPARENTLY.
I read every book in Skyrim in order to answer the eternal question, "Should you read every
book in Skyrim?"
And I'm here to give you my top five recommendations of books, here in my SKYRIM BOOK REPORT.
Skyrim book report!
How many books are there, really, in Skyrim?
After all, there are only eight people credited as writers on Skyrim.
Those eight people are responsible for every quest, every voice acting line, every response
you can give to an NPC.
How much time do they have to write all those other books?
A lot!
Because they wrote this many books.
This many books.
*pained grin*
Or at least they wrote most of them because a few of them have been grandfathered in from
other Elder Scrolls games.
Before I get into the nitty gritty, let me explain my process on how I did this Skyrim
Book Report.
I printed out every book in Skryim, and then I spent multiple eight-hour days reading EVERY.
SINGLE.
BOOK.
I whittled it down to 338 books because I didn't include journals or diaries.
Everyone knows that self-published doesn't count.
In total, that's 571 pages, five and a half point font, over three hundred and sixteen
THOUSAND words.
I had two reactions to this.
My first reaction was, "Wow."
This is an incredible amount of world building.
To write 300,000 words that could essentially be skipped over while still having the full
Skyrim experience, it's amazing, and it's a level of world building that could only
exist in an interactive medium.
And for that, I commend you, Bethesda.
My second reaction to this,
was WHAT THE FUCK.
HEY TODD?
WHAT THE FU-
In my Skyrim Book Report, I will be discussing:
*smack*
That's a smash cut.
Hopefully.
If I do my editing correctly.
338 books.
Uh, actually, 337, I just realized, um, over here, Songs of Skyrim, I put both of them
in there, but there's a revised edition.
I lied.
It's just 337 books now.
Obviously, I don't have time to synopsize all of these, and believe me, you wouldn't
want to watch that even if I could.
I've split them into categories to make this a little bit easier.
First up, historical books!
These book titles you see rolling up the screen are all biographies or histories.
What I categorized as histories was anything that had big historical dates in them, explanatory
histories, or pretty much anything that was boring.
History's so BORING.
UGHHHH.
J.R.R. Tolkien
*kiss*
did the world a disservice by making every single fantasy writer think
that they need to chronicle every goddamn minute of their world in order for it to be
legitimate.
I don't give two shits about a king who lost a war 700 years ago.
*snoring noises* Get OUTTA here!
Some of these biographies are actually pretty interesting.
But a lot of them are written like The Chronicles of Nchuleft.
I didn't tab it out 'cause it's a shitty story.
"It happened in Second Planting (P.D. 1220) that Lord Ihlendam, on a journey in the Western
Uplands, came to Nchuleft; and Protector Anchard and General Rkungthunch met him there, and
Dalen-Zanchu also came to the meeting.
They talked together long by themselves; but this only was known of their business, that
they were to be friends of each other.
They parted, and each went home to his own colony."
RIVETING.
Ugh.
History's so boring.
I'm done with this.
Next category: Instructional books!
These are all field guides or basic recipes about how to make good armor or what flowers
go in which potions.
At best, they are in-fiction instructional books.
At worst, they are so obviously trying to get you to go do specific things.
Pulls you right out of the fiction!
C'mon man.
That's all I'm gonna say about that.
Everyone's favorite: the academic books.
Fun fact about academic books that I learned in college
is that no one has ever enjoyed writing or reading an academic paper.
WHY'D YOU PUT IT IN A VIDEO GAME.
Mythicaaaaal stories.
It's kind of weird to differentiate things between myth and history, especially in this
world where you can talk to demon princes.
I split these two up because these are very boring and these are slightly more palatable.
They're more like creation myths, or they're just like random stories that are fun to read,
so they're getting closer to good fiction.
The poetic and dramatic.
Everyone knows that poetry and theatre are meant to be seen and not read.
And you have NO IDEA how much it pains me that I do not have time to do staged readings
of all these.
Oh my GOD I would have loved that.
We have "eh."
What genre is "eh?"
It's the catchall.
Um, these tend to be accounts, kind of like medieval fantasy op-eds.
So I…
I just put 'em here.
EH!
We're done with these now, so…
Get outta here!
Finally, we have 59 books that I would consider good fiction.
GooooOOOD fiction.
What I did here is I gave myself three criteria about what would make good fiction in the
realm of Skyrim.
Number one, does it help build the world around us?
Number two, does it give us an interesting or different perspective on that world?
And number three, is it good?
Now you might say, "Brian, what gives you the right to say what is good fiction?"
I READ ALL 338 YA DINGUS.
BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY THAT THESE WERE THE ONLY GOOD ONES.
THIS IS ALL I'M QUALIFIED TO DO NOW.
I need a drink.
*deep breath*
Okay!
There's still 59 of these, so I obviously can't summarize all of them, but I have
left five off, and they are my top five books of Skyrim.
So we're gonna talk about those.
Number five, Advances in Lockpicking.
Now Advances in Lockpicking is actually an instructional book.
But I think it does more than just the other instructional books, where you open them up
and suddenly you're better at lockpicking, because it's written by a thief in a very
interesting voice.
There's a great ending line for this book: "Some thieves can't read.
If you can't read, get someone to read this book to you.
It will make more sense then."
That's great.
I think that's a much more fun way than saying, "Here is how you pick a lock.
This is what this set of armor is."
Better than instructional.
Just good fiction.
Number four, Palla.
In a world where crazy creatures exist, how do you make fiction that is compelling that
people can just kind of experience in their own life.
Palla is a necromantic romantic book.
It's a story about a man who sees this beautiful statue of a woman fighting a beast and falls
instantly in love with this woman.
Turns out, she's dead!
From fighting that beast.
He decides to get into necromancy to bring her back from the dead.
I kind of don't want to ruin the surprise for you.
It manages to tell an interesting story while also introducing these ideas of monsters and
necromancy.
It's kind of weird, but it's very well written.
I'm gonna go ahead and put up three and two.
Why do I put up the Argonian Account and Feyfolken at the same time?
Turns out, it's written by the same fictional author: WAUGHIN JARTH.
This one's for you, Waughin!
I'm a big Jarth head!
He's not actually in the story at all, I couldn't find any instance of, like, him
as an NPC.
So I really hope he's in the next one.
Because I want to meet Waughin.
I just want to meet Waughin Jarth.
These ones were not actually written specifically for Skyrim.
They were grandfathered in.
But they do an incredible job of building the world around you.
The Argonian Account is actually the second story in a series all about Decumus Scotti.
This is kind of like the Hobbit of Tamriel, where we're taking this unassuming character
and thrusting them into this completely foreign, amazing landscape, except instead of a hobbit,
it is a midlevel bureaucrat.
It's full of screwball comedy and wonderful worldbuilding about the Black Marsh which
is where all the Argonians live.
You have to fast travel by being eaten alive by a worm.
That's great.
I want to see that whenever we go to the Black Marsh.
It's so flavorful, and that's why I'm a Jarth head.
Feyfolken.
It's a story about a scribe who's terrible at his job but gets this enchanted quill that
forces him to be amazing.
Sends himself into this madness, and he kills himself at the end of the book, spoiler alert.
But that's not what this story is really about.
It's an interesting fiction that teaches you about different Daedric princes, and which
ones could have caused this specific enchantment on the quill.
That's good worldbuilding!
I am interested in the story!
You told me something that I can learn about the world.
I had a good time reading Feyfolken!
Jarth, ya did it again!
And that leaves us with the number one book.
It's not The Lusty Argonian Maid.
I feel like I should broach this subject.
I'll tell you why I didn't include it in my good fiction list,
and it's not because I'm a prude, who doesn't love a little erotic lizard fiction?
*OOH COME ON BABY*
The reason I didn't include The Lusty Argonian Maid as one of the best
pieces of fiction is because it's SEVEN ACTS LONG.
Seven acts?
There is no way you can manage to maintain that level of erotic tension for seven acts.
That's like five and a half hours!
As a person who has done one or two plays in my life, that's just unfeasible.
Okay?
I'd like to see them try.
~I would like to see them try~
*OOH COME ON BABY*
Before I go to number one, I gotta go
get a flu shot.
This is not a joke.
It's important to get your flu shot.
Alright, I'm back.
The number one piece of fiction in Skyrim, not Waughin Jarth, I'm sorry.
It's Beggar, Thief, Warrior, King.
It's four books, actually.
But it's all part of Eslaf Erol's story.
It is completely fiction even within the fiction of Skyrim.
The reason I put it first is because it's the only book that was legitimately hilarious.
I straight up chortled.
*chortle*
That's what I did.
In real life.
That's amazing.
The writing style of these four books is just naturally hilarious.
There are so many bland, cookie-cutter stories in Skyrim that follow the same set up, twist, punchline.
This doesn't have that.
It's just a good story.
One of these writers was just flexing, and I think that's wonderful that a writer had
a chance to—within the fiction of Skyrim—write something that's just naturally funny.
You should all go home, onto your computers, boot up Skyrim, find these four books, and
then read them, in order.
It's worth it!
That's my quest, for you in Skyrim.
300 gold points.
That's it!
That's it, that's all of the books.
So like, what did I learn from reading all 338 books of Skyrim?
Surprisingly, a whole lot.
Like, there are two main takeaways that I pulled from this.
Number one, this is a masterclass on how to write effective flavor text.
Between all of these, historical, instructional, the good fiction, and, you know, the iffy fiction.
This is a way to learn what to do and what not to do.
Obviously, not everyone is going to connect with certain types of flavor text.
I'm sure there's a lot of people that disagree with me and think that the historical
is the most important flavor text.
And you know what?
They are valid.
And they're wrong.
And they always seem to find my comment sections.
When you take something good like Feyfolken which teaches you about the Daedric princes,
but in an interesting way, it really shines in comparison to the three and a half million
biographies of Barenziah.
You don't even see them in Skyrim.
I don't care about Barenziah.
IT'S BORIIIIIII-
But not like Feyfolken!
That's really interesting and effective.
Also it just teaches you about all these wonderful forms of fiction.
If you're a fiction teacher, like, teach your kids with Skyrim!
TEACH THE KIDS.
WITH SKYRIM.
I got a creative writing degree.
That's all I have to say about that.
Second takeaway, this is a wonderful teaching device about unreliable narrators.
So many of these histories are negating other ones.
This is a wonderful way of showing people you need to read everything if you're going
to get the whole picture.
I read everything.
I am the keeper of the picture.
That's every book in Skyrim.
So it's time for us to revisit that ever present question, "Should you read every
book in Skyrim?"
NO!
WHAT?
HOW COULD YOU WATCH THIS WHOLE 10+ MINUTE VIDEO AND THINK THAT I WOULD SAY ANYTH- WHAT?
NO!
I BORE THIS BURDEN!
FOR YOU!
DON'T READ THEM!
NO!
Please don't read them all.
DON'T READ THEM!
You can read the top five, that's fine.
GRRRRR.
HOW DARE YOU JETTISON MY GIFT!
DON'T READ THEM!
NOOOOOOOOOOO
If you want to see me keep doing things like this, make sure to hit that subscribe button.
And now for a staged reading of The Sultry Argonian Bard.
Pat: I could never perform your request.
BDG: Oh!
Is it too fast for you.
Pat: I fear I may damage my… instrument.
BDG: Ah, but you seem to handle it so well my darling.
Pat: My lady you flatter me.
BDG: Well it is such a LARGE and MAGNIFICENT piece.
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Why Does Getting Kicked in the Balls Hurt So Badly? - Duration: 8:20.
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We've all been there, at least those of us who are the proud owners of testicles.
Whether it's a purposeful strike to the balls from an attacker or a stray tennis ball
getting you in the sweet spot, you know that it can cause excruciating pain that can leave
you on the floor.
In worse cases, it can actually do a fair bit of damage, or at least make you throw
up.
According to Snopes, who asked the question, "Is It Possible to Kill a Man with a Swift
Kick to the Groin?"
The answer is no, getting a blow to the privates, gonads, nuts, stones, bollocks – there are
more terms – won't be the end of you.
But let's find out why it's so painful, in this episode of the Infographics Show,
Why does it hurt so much to get kicked in the testicles?
Ok, so let's just clear up a few things up first.
We know we said you couldn't die from getting kicked in the ding-dangs, but there is some
literature in Germany from the 19th century that said a custom used to exist in which
quarreling men would basically squeeze each other's balls.
It was written that in one case a man was "seized with violent convulsions, and died
in a few minutes."
There have been a few very rare cases in recent times when someone died after taking hit,
but there was always a secondary cause as to why they died.
So, it's not gonna kill you, or make you stronger, but it will hurt like hell.
Why?
These sperm factories and testosterone makers are a man's crown jewels, but unlike the
real crown jewels they are not exactly heavily fortified.
They hang outside your body, and are not surrounded by bone or muscle as other important organs
are.
It's almost as if nature gave men an Achilles heel, except put it right under their body's
piece de resistance, their highly-valued penis.
Your junk of course is your most valued treasure because without them you wouldn't be able
to procreate.
In the cold eyes of mother nature, that's the only reason you exist.
For that reason, there are lots of nerves around your cojones so you will take better
care of them.
Pain to some extent is our friend, it helps us to take care of ourselves.
People who feel no pain, those suffering from the very rare condition of congenital analgesia,
often die young and live miserable lives.
So, look on the bright side, your sensitivity is good for you.
Another good thing is the fact that the large number of sensory nerve endings means it can
feel quite nice having them touched.
Squeezing though, might be a bit much for some people.
There is another reason why nature put these highly sensitive organs on the outside, and
that is because sperm likes a nice climate.
If it was too hot or cold the sperm would die before it could get to its destination,
the female reproductive tract.
Your body is amazing, it regulates the temperature of the balls using the cremasteric muscle
to pull them up to the body when conditions are too chilly, and letting them dangle down
on a toasty day.
Your lucky balls have year-round climate control.
When you get hit in these glands, as we said, there is nothing to protect them.
They are soft so can absorb much of the blow, which would be much better than if you could
actually break your balls.
But how does the pain manifest?
As you boys and men will know, it doesn't just stay down there in those little sacks.
The pain moves into your stomach, which is what we call referred pain.
The feeling travels like a little pain-train up through the perineal and pudendal nerves,
and that train's destination is all the way to the groin, the abdomen, up the spine
and sometimes with a last stop at the buttocks.
The stomach plays an important part, as your Reese's Pieces actually developed near to
your kidneys, and from there they moved down until they reached your ball sack.
On the way they connected with lots of nerves, which make up the spermatic plexus.
For this reason, getting a direct shot to your walnuts can make you feel nauseous or
actually make you puke.
One doctor described it like this, "It's due to the vagal reflex, in which a nerve
signal from your testicles travels up your spinal cord and brain stem and activates the
nausea and vomiting centers in your brain."
He went as far to say that this has another evolutionary purpose, and that is if you are
sick you will give up the fight and no more damage will be done.
He gives the example of animals of the same species getting into a scrap; often if the
testicles are hurt the victim gives up and the aggressor moves off.
Humans, though, can sometimes be a little more barbaric.
So, what else can we expect when we get hit in our plums?
Well, the pain should last anywhere from 10-15 minutes, and as you know, there is not much
you can do about it.
But it can be worse.
You might just get a bit of bruising, which can be managed with some ice.
You might also hit them so hard that you get something called trauma induced testicular
torsion.
That doesn't sound good, and it isn't.
We found a research paper that told the story of a 14-year old boy that did a somersault
off a springboard and hit the water baubles first.
His pain didn't go away and he was taken to ER, where he was diagnosed with a traumatic
scrotal haematoma (blood forming outside the blood vessels).
But the pain and swelling just kept getting worse even with pain medications.
He ended up going back to the hospital five days later and it was discovered that one
of his testicles was gangrenous.
He had immediate surgery and kept the injured apricot.
You could also rupture your apples, which means basically you tear them on the inside
and the testicular contents get spilled.
This can be very painful, and only usually happens after extreme trauma, such as your
bangers hitting the gear stick of your car as you smash into a tree at speed.
You'll need an ultrasound to see if you have ruptured them.
The rare outcome is you losing one or both balls, but the testis or testes can be salvageable.
Although, your goolies might not be quite as good at making semen as they used to be.
The good news is that 90 percent of these ruptures leads to a full recovery and a working
set of healthy nuts.
There is another thing we should talk about, and that's the missing bean.
This is what one person wrote on Reddit when the topic of worse testicle hit was raised.
"Riding a bicycle in the rain.
Feet slip off the pedals.
I land on the cross bar.
One of my nuts ends up inside me."
What happened to him was he suffered a testicular dislocation, wherein a lone marble can get
hit so hard it ends up going into your abdomen or even close to the pubic bone over the penis.
According to one health site, indeed this often happens when riders of bicycles or motorbikes
hit their nads on the frame or a gas tank.
It is rare, but if it does happen you'll need surgery and a bit of testicular repositioning
if you want your egg to keep working.
We hate to tell you this, but there is also something called being degloved, which is
your scrotum just being torn right off.
But we are talking about hits today, and it's not likely you'll get degloved from a blunt
force trauma unless you are involved in some kind of vicious accident.
The rule of thumb is that if your pain doesn't go away in say 20 minutes, you might want
to get your testicles looked at.
Also, if you start peeing blood after a hit, of course get that checked out.
Taking a swift kick to the unmentionables is no fun and can be really, really painful.
Thankfully Skillshare offers hundreds of courses to help you feel better right now- from massage
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Over to you now, tell us about the worst time you were hit in the testicles?
How did it happen, and was it over quickly or did you get one of these types of more
severe injuries.
Also, do you know how many terms we used for testicles in this story?
Let us know in the comments!
Also, be sure to check out our other video called Most Painful Things A Person Can Experience!
Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.
See you next time!
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Der Extremsportler verrät mehr als deutlich, was er von Schlagerstars wie Florian Silbereisen und Michael Wendler hält.
Joey Kelly (44) ist nicht gerade für seine Zurückhaltung bekannt.
Als „Kelly Family"-Mitglied und Extremsportler steht er bereits fast sein ganzes Leben lang in der Öffentlichkeit und sagt gerne offen und ehrlich seine Meinung.
So auch im Interview mit der Zeitschrift „Playboy".
Darin spricht er darüber, wie sich seine Haltung gegenüber Schlagerstar Florian Silbereisen (36) schlagartig geändert hat.
„Ich habe mich immer gefragt: Wie kriegt ausgerechnet der so eine Frau?", gestand er.
Gemeint ist natürlich Schlagerstar Helene Fischer (33).
Seine kritische Meinung änderte sich jedoch, nachdem er vor einem TV-Auftritt persönlich mit Florian Silbereisen gesprochen hatte.
„Er erzählte, dass seine Schwester und er die größten Kelly-Fans waren.
Sogar vor den Hallen haben sie geschlafen, um bei den Konzerten die besten Plätze zu bekommen.
Damit hat er mich gehabt. Auf einmal fand ich: Super Kerl eigentlich, der Florian! So schnell geht das bei mir", erzählte Joey Kelly.
Ein anderer Schlagerstar kommt in Joeys Interview allerdings nicht besonders gut weg: Michael Wendler (45).
„Und dann gibt es Typen wie den Wendler, bei dem du denkst: Das ist gar nicht mein Fall", erzählte der 44-Jährige.
„Und wenn du ihn mal hinter den Kulissen erlebst, merkst du: Das ist in Wahrheit sogar noch schlimmer".
Autsch! Was wohl „der Wendler" von dieser Aussage hält?.
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