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If you want all the thrills and horror of Halloween

without the hassle

Then join us for the most terrifying ride of all

Will £1.40 get us to Shawlands driver?

The Night Bus!

Shawlands?

Naw son...

This bus is going to hell!

(manic laughing)

Cross-hell or Govan-hell?

Hell-hell!

Now get on or get aff!

And now the journey really begins

Whit you looking at ya balloon?!

Hear the howl of the where-wolf

Where are we?

Where are we going?!

Recoil at the terrifying mummy

Haw, driver! Step on it!

I've only paid the babysitter to 12 o'clock!

It's time to take your seat...

but dare you awaken the demon?

(yelps)

(confused screaming)

Can you handle the spine-chilling sounds?

This is bouncing!

The terror doesn't even end when the journey does

Right, Wishaw!

Last stop! Everybody off!

Wishaw?

WISHAW?!

NO!!!

The Night Bus...

Coming to a stop near you!

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Quantum Teleportation Is Real, Here's How It Works - Duration: 3:52.

Oh crap, I wore my red shirt.

I'll just have to take the risk.

Quantum teleportation, to space has finally been done 'successfully.Which is super exciting,

but it's quantum -- which means we didn't teleport a thing per se, but some data.

Basically, Chinese scientists beamed photons from the ground to a satellite orbiting above

the Earth; then they messed with them using quantum entanglement

Entanglement, we've talked about before, Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance."

And it happens when you have two particles — usually photons – that are created together.

They're like twins, and their twinning can stretch across space and time – like me

and Mark Ruffalo.

Because they were entangled, when the scientists observed the spin of the Earth-photons they

could also know the spin of the photons in space too!

They spin in the exact same way!

Even though there's no physical connection between the two, they're just… mimicking

each other.

How?

No one knows.

It's, Spooky.

Action.

They're like telepathic twins in different cities.

Like me and Mark Ruffalo.

In this case, the Chinese satellite was capable of sensing the quantum state of the photons,

so they could prove that the photons were entangled.

Even across a vast distance!

So think about this for a minute, right now, if I want to send a message I have to secure

it with encryption.

Like over secured radio waves.

But, if we could make entangled phones…

When my quantum particle moved, yours would move.

If we can take advantage of that, we could communicate without any perceivable physical

interaction!

Of course, we're totally not there yet.

Quantum states are detectable, but, by the laws of quantum mechanics, once we observe

a particle, it changes.

The nice thing is, entanglement means we only have to observe one of the particles to sense

the state of the other's, but it's not two-way data transfer… yet.

So, we teleported information to space, which is a humongous accomplishment.

But the practicality of is still up in the air.

Quantum mechanics is still bound by the same laws of the universe as regular physics (in

some ways).

So we couldn't use the particles as faster-than-light communication, but we could use them sort

of like decoder rings.

For example: If a spy has one of a twin set of entangled particles, and their contact

has the other, alongside each is a coded message.

If they meet, observe their particles, and the spins match…

They'd know no one had tampered with their messages.

Ultimate security.

Companies are already working on quantum entanglement as a security protocol for the future internet.

Quantum entanglement could lead to moving data without wires or wireless frequencies.

And, because anyone who somehow observed the entangled photons (i.e. spied on them) would

alter them, security could be incredible.

The problem is, quantum mechanics isn't fully understood.

This is very much like trying to create a whole new type of computer, without fully

understanding how computer chips work.

Or, like… building an airplane without fully understanding air molecules!

Still, some Dutch researchers plan to start the first, rudimentary quantum computer network

soon, and they're not alone.

It's a huge engineering challenge.

And it's not impossible, but it's hard.

Success would most definitely change the world…

A quantum internet could change our banking system, security would be way better, but

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One last fun fact: In this Chinese experiment, the team sent millions of photons to their

satellite to measure them, but the sat only caught 911.

So, again, it's a tough way to send information, but not impossible

For more infomation >> Quantum Teleportation Is Real, Here's How It Works - Duration: 3:52.

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Where you grow up matters in an unequal economy. Here's how. - Duration: 9:13.

JUDY WOODRUFF: But first: Our economics correspondent, Paul Solman, is continuing to chronicle some

of the problems with inequality across the country.

Tonight, he looks at the possibility of moving up the economic ladder by moving out to other

communities.

It's part of his weekly series, Making Sense.

KRISTEN HOPPER, Mother: I want better for my family.

PAUL SOLMAN: Kristen Hopper expressing the economic motto of America even before the

states united.

So, you want your kids to do better than you have done?

KRISTEN HOPPER: A hundred percent.

PAUL SOLMAN: The 35-year-old mother of four has gone the extra miles to make that happen.

With help from the Interfaith Council for Action, a housing nonprofit, she's uprooted

her family from hardscrabble Yonkers, New York, where she herself grew up, and has in

effect emigrated a mere 20 miles north, but in some respects a world away, to Ossining,

New York.

Ossining may be home to Sing Sing Prison, where criminals are still sent up the river

from New York City, but this is suburbia, a place with far better prospects for 2-year-old

twins Robert and Juliet (ph), 10-year-old Josie, 14-year-old Gio.

KRISTEN HOPPER: The last place that I lived, it wasn't safe for my kids to walk around

in.

There was a shoot-out.

They have all kinds of gangs.

I know that, if I stayed there, my kids would be in the streets too.

PAUL SOLMAN: But instead of the streets, Gio is in after-school clubs, pre-law, pre-business

and The Ossining High School Current.

GIOVANNI ROSADO, Student: I want to become a lawyer.

And I'm trying to work on that.

PAUL SOLMAN: So that you can do better economically?

GIOVANNI ROSADO: Yes.

Yes.

PAUL SOLMAN: How much better is it for you and for the kids...

ROBERT BRUNNER, Fiance of Kristen Hopper: Oh my God.

PAUL SOLMAN: ... to be living...

ROBERT BRUNNER: It's amazing.

PAUL SOLMAN: Hopper's fiance, Robert Brunner.

ROBERT BRUNNER: The safety is 1,000 times different than it is in a hood area.

And to fit in, in those places, you have to be rough and tough, and it's a totally different

child.

It changes the child.

PAUL SOLMAN: As it changed Brunner, who did and dealt drugs, like the hallucinogen PCP,

angel dust.

ROBERT BRUNNER: It's embalming fluid and jet propellant.

That's the mix of it.

I used to sell it.

I used to do all that crap.

Craziness.

PAUL SOLMAN: The craziness climaxed when he crashed his car while high, was in a coma

for 18 months.

ROBERT BRUNNER: My father -- like, when the doctor say, you know, your son has no brain

activity, he's -- he won't even be able to function, so then they pull the plug on me.

They basically pull it out to see if you can breath on your own.

And then, if you do, you're good.

And if you don't, you're done.

PAUL SOLMAN: Do you think that a kid as smart as Gio is, would he have been vulnerable to

taking angel dust?

ROBERT BRUNNER: I think, if the crowd is doing it, I think he would do it.

Peer pressure isn't easy, you know?

PAUL SOLMAN: And thus the move upriver, different peers, different pressures.

Just ask Gio and Josie.

GIOVANNI ROSADO: The people down in Yonkers, they are very mean, in a way.

PAUL SOLMAN: Mean?

GIOVANNI ROSADO: Yes.

They, like, get angry a lot and they like to pick on kids, and I didn't really enjoy

that.

JOSEPHINA GRAVENESE, Student: And, in Ossining, there's like kids who are like so nice to

you.

When it was my first day, the kids were asking me like, do you want to play and stuff?

It's just not like Yonkers at all.

PAUL SOLMAN: But it could be that the people in Yonkers are as mean as they are, to use

your word, because they don't see much of a future for themselves there.

GIOVANNI ROSADO: That's true.

PAUL SOLMAN: Where people here do see a future for themselves.

GIOVANNI ROSADO: Yes.

PAUL SOLMAN: Which is their mom's whole point.

KRISTEN HOPPER: I want to show them that in order to be able to live well, and not live

paycheck to paycheck, not have to be on social services, not that it's a bad thing -- and

I'm grateful for all the help that I have, but I definitely want them to do better than

me.

PAUL SOLMAN: Now, some might say that shouldn't be hard in this case, but here's the stark

fact that prompted our trip to Westchester: The odds no longer favor American kids doing

better than their parents.

RAJ CHETTY, Stanford University: It's basically a coin flip at this point.

NATHANIEL HENDREN, Harvard University: Yes, it's just a remarkable decline in our country

in terms of the fraction of our kids earning more than their parents.

PAUL SOLMAN: Economists Raj Chetty and Nat Hendren study economic inequality, growing

in America for decades, as you have so often heard.

But inequality itself might not be so bad if we all had a fair shot at the platinum

ring.

Problem is:

NATHANIEL HENDREN: The fraction of kids earning more than their parents has fallen from above

90 percent four decades ago to about 50 percent today.

PAUL SOLMAN: And so people who are worried about this for their kids are right to worry.

NATHANIEL HENDREN: Absolutely.

It used to be that everybody could count on this, that your kids were going to grow up

to earn more than you.

And, today, it's not just something that's a feature of the American economy.

PAUL SOLMAN: So what can a poor family with an American dream do to increase the odds

of the kids moving up?

Move out.

NATHANIEL HENDREN: We see that in places where kids of different economic backgrounds are

mixing in the same environment, those tend to be places where kids from low-income backgrounds

rise up further in the income distribution.

PAUL SOLMAN: Kind of like Ossining, where a plaque commemorates Alexis de Tocqueville's

visit almost 200 years ago.

He wrote: "When inequality is the general rule in society, the greatest inequalities

attract no attention."

KRISTEN HOPPER: You have some really wealthy people.

You have some people in poverty.

It's kind of balanced.

PAUL SOLMAN: And that helps your kids?

KRISTEN HOPPER: Yes, I want them to understand that there is hard life, that there's good

life.

PAUL SOLMAN: So they can see the good life, and they see it's attainable you mean?

KRISTEN HOPPER: Yes.

Of course.

Of course, because the reverse is also true.

RAJ CHETTY: Places that are more segregated by race or by income tend to have lower levels

of upward mobility.

PAUL SOLMAN: Consider inner-city Baltimore, which we visited two years ago, when violence

erupted following the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.

According to these young ministers-in-training, the near-absence of upward mobility fueled

the protesters' anger.

MAN: People aren't feeling like they can succeed in life or get above.

MAN: It's like we're all living in this dump or this war zone.

MAN: Living in the dilapidated areas which they live in, they feel like they're not loved.

They feel like they're not cared for.

RAJ CHETTY: If you think about what's gone on in Baltimore, it's a place of tremendous

concentrated poverty.

PAUL SOLMAN: Chetty and Hendren have looked closely at Baltimore, reanalyzing data from

a mid-1990s experiment in which the federal government gave poor families housing vouchers

to move to better neighborhoods.

Twenty years later:

RAJ CHETTY: The kids who moved at young ages are dramatically better as adults.

They're earning 30 percent more.

They're 27 percent more likely to go to college, something like 30 percent less likely to have

a teenage pregnancy, relative to the kids who stayed in the high-poverty public housing

projects.

And so there's clear scientific evidence that you can dramatically change kids' outcomes

just based on where they grow up.

PAUL SOLMAN: What does it say on your arm?

DESTINY TURTURIELLO, 17 Years Old: "Only the strong survive," in Chinese.

PAUL SOLMAN: But back in Yonkers, 17-year-old Destiny Turturiello, a family friend of Kristen

Hopper's from the old neighborhood, can't get out.

A minor with no legal guardian, she's even having trouble getting back into school, having

dropped out when kids bullied her for doing her homework during lunch.

She used to give as good as she got.

DESTINY TURTURIELLO: If you look at me, just like how you're looking at me now...

PAUL SOLMAN: Yes?

DESTINY TURTURIELLO: ... I might just fight you two years ago.

PAUL SOLMAN: You would fight me?

What do you mean?

DESTINY TURTURIELLO: I would just be like, what are you staring at?

Is there a problem?

And then I would have hit you.

And then I would have went about my day, because I feel like I just took my anger out on you.

PAUL SOLMAN: She's learned to manage her anger, but she's still in Yonkers, which has deep

pockets of poverty not far from upscale, affluent areas.

DESTINY TURTURIELLO: What am I doing with my life?

I'm not doing anything productive.

What am I going to be later on in life?

Am I going to be something?

If I could change on living in Yonkers, I would do it 100 percent.

PAUL SOLMAN: But Turturiello, like millions of other Americans, can't afford to move to

a better community.

Kristen Hopper only managed with help from benefactors.

But finances weren't the only factor.

KRISTEN HOPPER: It was hard for me to disconnect from friends.

Like, what am I going to do if I have nobody you know?

And when I actually did it, many people were shocked.

PAUL SOLMAN: Shocked, she says, and resentful.

Is the resentment similar to the resentment that so many Americans feel towards people

who are just doing much better that they're doing in this economy?

KRISTEN HOPPER: I have felt that resentment hard.

PAUL SOLMAN: The status distinction.

KRISTEN HOPPER: Yes.

I did.

I did.

PAUL SOLMAN: Location, location, location, an old saw in real estate, but one with poignant

new pertinence in today's increasingly immobile economy.

For the "PBS NewsHour," this is economics correspondent Paul Solman, reporting from

Westchester, New York.

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Zombies Are Here! - Duration: 2:25.

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Man Utd star Zlatan Ibrahimovic tells Thierry Henry: I'm here to win the Premier League - Duration: 2:46.

Man Utd star Zlatan Ibrahimovic tells Thierry Henry: I'm here to win the Premier League

The Swede re-signed for the Red Devils in the summer, after a knee ligament injury at the end of last season saw him released.

Speaking to Arsenal legend Thierry Henry on Sky Sports, the 36-year-old promised to finish what he started. "I said I have come back to finish what I started," he said.

"Everything I built up in the first season - obviously we won the three trophies - the ending for me was not the ending I wanted, or nobody wanted, especially after how the season went.

"The target is the Premier League. That is my target to finish. "Everything I started in the first season, we will finish in the second one.".

"The target is the Premier League" Zlatan Ibrahimovic The forward also admitted he had doubts over how much longer he could continue playing following his injury, given his age.

But he said the setback was simply a new challenge which he had to overcome. "In the last years, when youre thinking how many more years you are going to play, that is where you are hesitating," he said.

"But the injury made it easy for me. I had one target, and that is to come back and play the game.

"I will walk out just as I came in, I will not walk out limping. "I will walk out the way I want to walk out.

Even if I have to walk on water I will do that also." United's emphatic start to the campaign has faltered in recent weeks, with a goalless draw at Anfield followed up by a 2-1 defeat to Huddersfield last time out.

They face another tough test on Sunday, when they host Tottenham.

For more infomation >> Man Utd star Zlatan Ibrahimovic tells Thierry Henry: I'm here to win the Premier League - Duration: 2:46.

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Here's The List Of Stores Closing On Thanksgiving To Allow Employees To Be With Their Families - Duration: 4:17.

Here's The List Of Stores Closing On Thanksgiving To Allow Employees To Be With Their Families

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Are you ready to save big on Christmas presents this year?

Or if you celebrate another holiday this winter, you might be purchasing gifts for that.

Whatever reason you find to give away presents at the end of 2017, you probably want a deal.

Then you are among the millions of Americans who go out shopping on Thanksgiving or Black

Friday to get the best deals in retail.

But before you go out and seize the best deals available to consumers, you should know that

some major retailers are not planning on opening their doors this Thanksgiving.

The reason?

They hope to give their employees a nice break from the job and an opportunity to spend it

with their loved ones instead.

Stein Mart was one of the first major retailers to announce that they would no longer be open

during Thanksgiving.

They want to give their employees a break and time to be with their families on the

national holiday.

Although they had been open on Thanksgiving during the last three years straight, this

year they decided to do right by their employees and close up shop.

But they'll be open for Black Friday deals the next morning – so get out bright and

early to snag some of the best deals of the year.

"For 2017 we have chosen to return to our Stein Mart family tradition of not opening

our stores on Thanksgiving Day.

We are very pleased to give back this important time to our associates," said Hunt Hawkins,

chief executive officer in a press release.

"For customers who would like to shop at Stein Mart on Thanksgiving Day, they can enjoy

a great shopping experience at SteinMart.com."

This year Thanksgiving falls on Thursday November 23.

Black Friday is the next day the 24th and Cyber Monday is November 27.

That was the biggest day in e-commerce history in 2016.

Cyber Monday surpassed Black Friday online sales by a whopping $110 million.

Good deals about the days after Thanksgiving.

So if you like stores wake up early and go to the great deals going on at the locations.

Or shop from home online during Cyber Monday to find steals from thousands of retailers.

CLOSED THANKSGIVING

A.C. Moore

Abt Electronics

Academy Sports + Outdoors

At Home

BJ's Wholesale Club

Blain's Farm and Fleet

Burlington

Cabela's

Cost Plus World Market

Costco

Craft Warehouse

Crate and Barrel

DSW – Designer Shoe Warehouse

Ethan Allen

Gardner-White Furniture

Guitar Center

H&M

Half Price Books

Harbor Freight

Hobby Lobby

Home Depot

HomeGoods

Homesense

IKEA

JOANN Fabric and Craft Stores

Jos. A. Bank La-Z-Boy (all corporately owned stores)

Lowe's

Marshalls

Mattress Firm

Micro Center

Mills Fleet Farm

Music & Arts

Neiman Marcus

Office Depot and OfficeMax

Outdoor Research (closed Black Friday too)

P.C.

Richard & Son

Party City

Patagonia

Petco

PetSmart

Pier 1 Imports

Publix

Raymour & Flanigan Furniture

Sam's Club

Sierra Trading Post

Sportsman's Warehouse

Sprint (Corporate & Dealer Owned Stores; Mall Kiosks May Open)

Staples

Stein Mart

Sur La Table

The Container Store The Original Mattress Factory

TJ Maxx

Tractor Supply

Trollbeads

Von Maur

West Marine

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For more infomation >> Here's The List Of Stores Closing On Thanksgiving To Allow Employees To Be With Their Families - Duration: 4:17.

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Xavi Here I Stand nhac edm gay nghien - Duration: 3:19.

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Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes on Television* | Who Let You In Here? - Duration: 1:10.

Hansen!

Hahahaha-how!

Hansen!

What's up, dog?

-'Sup, buddy? -Hey, dude.

They, uh, they let you in here now?

Oh, please, I come here all the time.

Oh, yeah, what time's your shift start?

Ha-ha. [chuckles]

I don't work here.

Anymore.

I'm busy with this show, my show, so...

Oh, yeah, you got your pharmacy show, right?

No, it's a procedural.

"Celebrity Vice Squad," we're not abbreviating it.

It's gonna be on the Internet, so...

Whoa, like, the Internet?

YouTube Red, baby.

Oh, you're doing porn now, wow, congratulations.

I didn't know you had the pipe for it.

I don't--It isn't.

Okay, it's YouTube Red.

It's exactly like YouTube...

but it's not free.

Wow, that seems like a fantastic business model.

Listen, I think it's adorable that

you've turned this whole little law enforcement opportunity

into your own low-budget "Red Shoe Diaries,"

but me, I'm exclusive to "NCIS: Los Angeles"

and our 16 million viewers per ep.

You know what it's like. Actually you don't know

what it's like because you've never been

on a network TV show before, have you?

Uh, "Veronica Mars," dude.

CW's not a network, bro.

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The Ting Goes... Hey, VSauce, Michael Here! - Duration: 0:27.

Your girl know's I've got the sauce

No Ketchup (?)

Just Sauce (Isn't ketchup a sauce?)

I don't speak black

The Ting Goes....Hey VSauce Michael here

Where.. are your fingers?

Let the gaze of god soothe your soul. May you bathe in eternal glory of light, blessed by the eyes of the one true messiah.

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Holly Willoughby shares bizarre beauty secret - find out what it is here - Duration: 3:01.

Holly Willoughby shares bizarre beauty secret - find out what it is here

Shes known for her flawless complexion and incredible taste in fashion, and now, in a new interview Holly Willoughby has finally revealed the secret behind her beautiful, soft skin.

Speaking to Red magazine, the This Morning presenter revealed that beauty mogul Liz Earle gave her the best advice for radiant skin - and its milk! She shared: I got told quite a weird trick by Liz Earle once.

She came on This Morning and she made a milk bath for Mothers Day.

she got told that old-school dried milk powder (like your nan used to bring on holiday to put in your tea) and dried rose petals covered in lots of rose and lavender essential oils, and mixed in with milk powder..

She added: Then you just take a scoop and put it in your bath to make a milky bath - it's so soft! And it would make a really nice gift.

Which I havent done yet, but I like to keep little jam jars, just in case I ever do. The comment comes shortly after the mother-of-three revealed which beauty products she always carries in her handbag.

The TV star told HELLO! that when she isnt in front of the cameras, she likes to keep things simple - relying on just four essential items. A lip gloss, definitely a lip gloss, Holly disclosed.

A good mascara, good eyeliner in case suddenly I have to go out, and a BB Cream because its very moisturising..

Away from the television screens, Holly likes to keep it minimal when at home. I think because I spend a lot of time in the make-up chair at work, for me when Im at home its nothing really, at all, she explained.

A lot of moisturiser, or if Im going out or doing anything then maybe I will use a BB Cream so its not too heavy but its got like a little bit of tint to help myself look a bit more alive. She concluded: I like to let my skin breath when Im not working..

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New BMW X2 2018 REVEALED - Here's everything you need to know about the sporty SUV - Duration: 3:46.

New BMW X2 2018 REVEALED - Here's everything you need to know about the sporty SUV

BMW has revealed pictures, specs and prices for the SUV range ahead of its official launch.

  It is scheduled to launch at the Los Angeles Motor Show towards the end of November but fans can get a glimpse of the car uncovered now.   Previously, the during road tests in Italy last month.

  The car's design has change relatively little from the car that was on display then.

It will slot into BMW's six-strong SUV range between the X1 and X3 when it goes on sale.  It is built on the sam UKL platform that the X1 and 2 Series Active Touree and a number of Minis are built on.  Largely the car resembles the concept debuted at the 2016 Paris Motor Show and share much of the same design as the X1.

X2 will likely have a higher price tag than the X1 but seems to offer less practicality and more of a focus on the looks of the car. .

The car's low roofline and punchy sporty styling  and shorter overhangs makes the car look more like a hatchback than an SUV.   Even the car's boot is 35-litres smaller than the X1's.

  So the target audience is someone who is looking for a flashy SUV and isn't as bothered about how practical it is.

  Three different style version of the car will be available to but - Basic, M Sport and M Sport X. Inside the car it shares much of the same characteristics as the X1.

At launch one engine variant will be available - the xDrive20d.  This powertrain developed 190hp and 400Nm of torque which allows it to sprint from 0-62mph in 7.7seconds on top a top speed of 137 mph.  BMW claims the car will achieve 61.4mpg and that the car emits 121g/km of CO2. .

Subsequent more powerful engines will be added to the line up later in 2018 including the sDrive20i, X2 sDrive18d and X2 xDrive18d.  Prices start from £33,980 OTR for a BMW X2 xDrive20d SE and the car available to order from mid-November.

First deliveries of the vehicle are expected to take place in March of next year. .

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alex sebastian: why are you still here? [official video] - Duration: 6:04.

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People Asked Soohyun If She Wanted To Get Plastic Surgery, Here's How She Responded - Duration: 3:06.

People Asked Soohyun If She Wanted To Get Plastic Surgery, Here's How She Responded

AKMUs Soohyun recently held a live stream on her YouTube and answered some of her fans questions.

Some of them asked her about plastic surgery, in particular, double eyelid and nose surgery.

They asked her if she ever thought about getting it, to which she revealed that she has considered getting double eyelid surgery before.

She explained that it was all because of a dream she had, where her parents secretly took her to a surgeon to get it done.

In her dream, she fell asleep in a car but heard her parents worrying about her future relationships.

Soohyun doesnt have a boyfriend and she isnt even dating.

What if she cant get married in the future?.

That night, her parents secretly took her to a hospital while she was asleep and got double eyelid surgery done on her.

When she woke up the next day (still in her dream), she saw her new eyes and couldnt help but like how they turned out.

I woke up the next morning and my eyes had double eyelids! But they were quite pretty… I started liking it.

But then I started remembering my own values about how I wanted to live with my own traits, so I had a dilemma. — AKMUs Soohyun.

Despite liking what she looked like with double eyelids in her dream, she knew she didnt want double eyelids in reality.

Of course plastic surgery can make you much prettier, but Ive always strived to become a beautiful person with my own traits by myself without surgery.

So theres no need for me to get double eyelid surgery at all. — AKMUs Soohyun.

Another fan then asked her whether she ever thought about nose surgery, but Soohyun shut them down instantly.

Everyone, I can breathe just fine with my small nose (laughs).

Im grateful that I can breathe through them.

Regardless I have two nostrils! Anyway my nose doesnt pose any problems with my breathing. — AKMUs Soohyun.

Watch her full stream below!.

For more infomation >> People Asked Soohyun If She Wanted To Get Plastic Surgery, Here's How She Responded - Duration: 3:06.

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The Asos x Hello Kitty Line Is Here and Ready for a Place on Your Holiday Wishlist - Duration: 1:13.

The Asos x Hello Kitty Line Is Here and Ready for a Place on Your Holiday Wishlist

Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Asos has announced an adorable collaboration with Hello Kitty. The two brands worked together to create a 40-piece clothing line thats part streetwear-inspired, part preppy.

Hoodies, sweaters, and accessories are all up for grabs, with prices starting at $8. So go ahead, pick and send your favorites to your friends or just plain treat yourself. Youve been good this year.

Ahead, a glimpse at some of the lines items.  Shop them all now at asos. com.

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