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The Legend of Zelda series' incredible gameplay, set against the backdrop of the mysterious

kingdom of Hyrule, combined with the intentionally vague — and sometimes infuriating — "hints"

scattered throughout the games has led to a robust rumor mill.

With Zelda fever at an all-time high these days, there's no better time to debunk some

of the more persistent, totally untrue "facts" about Link's many adventures.

The Error Error

In The Legend of Zelda II, Link meets a man named "ERROR."

That's an odd name, even in Hyrule, so players have wondered for years if it was a mistranslation,

or some sort of glitch in the game's code.

His name is ERROR, after all.

That's not the kind of name you give someone who's supposed to be here.

But the truth is that his name is completely intentional.

It's actually the mistranslation of another character's name that muddied the waters.

Later in the game, you encounter a character incorrectly named "Bagu," which is how "bug"

is phonetically written in Japanese.

As in "computer bug."

So there was supposed to be a character named "BUG" and another called "ERROR," which was

Nintendo's idea of a...joke.

Yeah.

"Well, excuuuuuse me, Princess."

Running Rumor

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of the best Nintendo 64 games that doesn't

star Mario or James Bond.

And since it was released during the AOL/Netscape days of 1998, was the first to have many elaborate

internet conspiracies published about it.

One involved a character known as the "Running Man," who challenges you to a race.

The problem is, he always beats you by exactly one second, no matter what.

Or does he?

In 2009, YouTube user named RustySporks uploaded a video claiming he had beaten the Running

Man by making Link jump seven years back in time, then simply wait at the finish line

for seven in-game years.

That's an entire week in real life.

But Zelda fans on YouTube quickly pounced on RustySporks, proving that the Running Man

is, in fact, programmed to win every time and his video was all a hoax.

One fantastically nerdy user even proved Rusty's fake dialogue isn't in the game's code.

Triforce Tease

Ocarina of Time is one of the few Zelda games where you don't get access to the Triforce,

the magical MacGuffin that appears throughout the series.

Even still, gamers claimed for years that they found it, using Photoshopped screenshots,

or footage of an early demo featuring the magic relic.

But it's just not possible.

Someone along the way probably insisted their uncle that worked at Nintendo told them how

to find it …

"Once you stop, you'll bounce up, again.

You can go underneath that one.

Yep."

Coolest uncle ever.

Perhaps the most famous fake method to obtain the totally fake Triforce was spread by a

player going by the name of "Ariana" in 1999 who claimed it required players perform a

special song on the ocarina called "The Overture of Sages."

Zelda fans pointed out that Ariana's less-than-stellar Photoshop skills gave away the hoax, and she

confessed it was all just for laughs.

Hey, you had to get your pre-MySpace internet fame however you could — just ask whoever

made the Hampster Dance.

Door to Nowhere

The Legend of Zelda, being a series that encourages exploration, can make lots of players believe

that any building is available for entrance, whether the owner wants you there or not.

So it feels strange when there is a door that you just can't enter — even with a well-placed

bomb.

Oops.

Fado's always-locked front door in Twilight Princess is a perfect example.

The only thing gamers hate more than waiting for an update to download is a door that never

opens.

This led to all sorts of rumors and fake "tips" to get inside, until gamers managed to glitch

their way into his home a few different ways.

Well, it's not really a home — it's just a pointless blank space or a meaningless,

unfathomable darkness from which Link can never escape.

Sort of like adulthood.

Fun!

According to Zelda mastermind Eiji Aonuma, there simply "wasn't enough time" to create

the interior space, which is why poor Fado is forced to live in a horrific, empty void.

Beta Forest is a Bust

Early trailers for Twilight Princess included many characters, enemies, and areas that never

made it into the final game, including a forest area featuring a bunch of cute cats and an

ancient statue.

Unfortunately, this so-called "Beta Forest" was abandoned by Nintendo during the testing

phase, not unlike how one abandons their rad vaping smoke-ring blog when they get approved

for grad school...

Even though the "Beta Forest" went up in smoke, gamers are still trying to find it… it's

like the lost city of Atlantis.

But all their hacking and glitching just leads to an ultimately pointless, shuttered part

of the game.

Sorry, internet.

Hope you can now see the forest for the trees...and spend your time a little bit beta.

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Audiobook Tag 2.0 - Duration: 9:32.

Hey guys! It's Trina and I am doing

another tag video today. Today I will be

doing the Audiobook Tag version 2.0.

This tag was created by Today In Jen's

Library and SolMeansSun. I was

actually tagged to do this one by one of

the creators, Jen, and I also got a

comment on one of my audiobook videos

from somebody asking me to please do

this tag. So, I thought it was very

fitting for me and I'm going to be doing it.

So the first question is: name a book that was better on audio.

For me that is The Inheritance Cycle series by

Christopher Paolini. I read the first

book, Eragon, I read this one in the print

format and I didn't like it at all but I

wanted to continue the series and see

what it was all about so I ended up just

switching formats to the audiobooks of

the last three books in this series and

I enjoyed the story so much more. So I

definitely feel like this story was one that

was better in the audio version for me personally.

Question 2 is: Name a book that was worse on audio than in print format and you switched.

So, I don't think I've ever had an instance of me

switching from the audiobook to the

print book, but an audiobook that I

thought was better in print format even

though I did not switch was A Darker

Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab. I originally

read the print format of this and I

really really enjoyed it, and I recently

listened to the audiobook of it as a

reread because so that I could kind of refresh

my memory of what actually happened in

this book because I'm hoping to continue

the series soon. I really did not like

the narration of this book. The

narrator's voice acting was not good. It

was especially really horrible with the

character of Lila. He just made her sound

childish, everything she said sounded

like it was a question, he had no emotion

in her character. Other people have loved

it but for me it just didn't work. I

definitely prefer the print version over the audiobook.

The third question is: Who is your top female narrator and your top male narrator?

I'm not yet at the point in my audiobook journey where

there is like one narrator who I just

listen to any book that he or she

narrates because I love their voice so

much, so I haven't actually ever sought

out an audiobook just because of who the

narrator was. And I usually am not even

aware that if I'm listening to someone

that I've heard narrate a book in

the past, I'm usually not even aware

it's the same person. But I do have a

couple of narrators that have done my

favorite performances and I talked about

them in my favorite audiobooks video. It

was Will Patton, who does the Raven Cycle

series by Maggie Stiefvater. I thought

that his voice and his tone really fit

that series. And then as for the female

narrator that I have loved the most, that

is definitely January Lavoy, who does

The Diviners series by Libba Bray.

Her voice acting and her narration were

so phenomenal that I definitely would

love to listen to more done by her.

Question 4 is: What's the longest book that you've ever listened to?

I get all of my audio books from the library so I don't

have a way to like go back and

conveniently look up every single book I

listened to's timestamp. Like, I don't know

how many hours and minutes they were but as

far as page count, the longest book I

listened to is A Storm of Swords by

George RR Martin, which is 1,170 pages long.

The next question is: What is the shortest book that you've listened to?

Technically, if we count novellas it

was Pale Kings and Princes, which is from

the Shadowhunters Academy bind up of

novellas. I did listen to all the 10

stories in that bind up individually

because I listened to them before that

one book bind up was even released. It's

like a 40 page long novella so it was

probably like an hour long, if that. But

if we aren't counting novellas in that,

then the shortest actual book that I

have listened to the audiobook for was

Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire,

which is like 170 something pages long.

It's a very short book. I love that

audiobook by the way. I would definitely recommend it!

Question 6 is: How do you listen to your audiobooks? Do you listen with an ipod, an mp3 player, your phone? And what kind of earbuds do you like?

So first of all, all of my audiobooks that

I get these days are from the Overdrive

app, which is a free app that you can

download on your phone or whatever smart

device you have and it partners with

your library. My library and my Overdrive

usually have a ton that I want. I just

check it out, it downloads it to my phone,

and I listen using just my phone. I don't

use anything else. I usually listen at

home where I can just put it on full

blast. My husband doesn't care. He's never

paying attention to what I listen to.

Very rarely do I ever listen to audioboos

using earbuds but like if I'm

traveling like on a plane or a car trip

then yeah I would take those little... I don't

know what they're called. They're just

called earbuds. They're white. I literally know

nothing about different types of earbuds, so yeah.

Listen on my phone, using the Overdrive app,

usually without any kind of headphones or earbuds.

The next question is: Should authors narrate their own books?

In my opinion, if the book is a

memoir or an autobiography about the

author's life, I do think it's great for

them to read it themselves. I have really

enjoyed listening to like celebrity

memoirs where they read their own story

because it's a very genuine connection

that you have with that person telling

their own life story in the way that they

meant to tell it. As for fiction books, do

I think that authors should narrate the

audiobooks of their books? No, I don't,

unless the author has experience with

voice acting. You could argue that

the author would know their characters

the best and they would know exactly

how they meant that line to be delivered but I

know how easily bad or inexperienced

narration can sound and can impact my

enjoyment of listening to an audiobook

so I feel like I would just rather leave

it to the professional voice actors to

be the ones narrating an audiobook.

Question 8 is: Is there an audiobook that you wish could be redone, and which narrator would you want to redo it?

So, I've already mentioned this one but I just

kind of want to throw it out there.

I kind of feel like Will Patton would have

done a good job with A Darker Shade of

Magic. But since I've already talked about

that book, my real answer is going to be

A World Without You by Beth Revis.

I don't remember who the narrator of this one

was but I really did not enjoy the audio

of this one. He narrated it in just a

very dull and monotonous, lifeless voice

and I have no idea if that's just how he

narrated or if he was doing that to be

like a personality trait of the main

character, because that narrator does

have like a hundred audiobooks that

he's worked on in the past and

apparently he's good enough to like keep

getting jobs, but I did not like the

narration of that book, and I never

did switch formats because I just was

wondering if it's a problem with the

narration or with the storytelling so I

was afraid to like risk it and just end

up DNFing the book because it's

just easier for me to finish audio books

because they're just quicker, easier for me to get through.

I have no idea what audiobook narrator I

would have liked to do that one instead

though. I just think that I might have

enjoyed that audiobook better if it had been a different narrator.

Question 9 is: What's the best audio book that you have listened to or your favorite?

I have a whole video on that! I've got a video of

my six all-time favorite audiobooks,

which are all things that I listened to

prior to this year, but some of my

favorites from this year have been

Sleeping Giants by Sylvain Neuvel,

Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire,

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher, but I would not

recommend that one if you are going

to be triggered by rape or suicide

because it deals those topics in a very

heavy way, but the audiobook quality was amazing.

Number 10: What's the most recent audio book that you've listened to?

So I am currently listening to Waking

Gods by Sylvain Neuvel, which is the

sequel to Sleeping Giants, and I was

listening to The Chemist by Stephenie

Meyer, like literally this morning I was

listening to that audiobook and then my

hold for Waking Gods came in and I was

like, "Nope! See ya later, Stephenie Meyer,

I love this series better," so I just kind

of hopped on to Waking Gods and I'm

already like an hour into the book. Like, I love it a lot.

And then the bonus question in this tag is:

What is a book that is currently not on audio that you wish was?

See, I don't know every single audio book that exists out there

but I know one that my library is not

able to get on Overdrive, at least not

yet, is The Song Rising by Samantha

Shannon. This is the third book in her

Bone Season series and I enjoyed the

first two books in that series but I did

not like the writing. It was tough for me

to get through. It was very very wordy

and then something big would happen in

the end that would like pay off, and now

that the third book is out I'm just like

not really interested in continuing the

series because I don't want to slog

through that. I'm learning that that's

just not a writing style that fits me.

In cases like that, audiobooks do help me

get through a book or something that I

find intimidating that is long when it's

very wordy. If I'm not really liking

the print version of it sometimes the

audio version will help, so I do wish

that there were an audiobook format

available for me from my library because

I think that that would help me get

through it. However, at this point in time

I don't really know how likely I would be

to pick it up even if it were available

because I think I just kind of lost

interest in the premise that that whole

series is about, so I really don't know

but that's just one that I knew of off

the top of my head that my library does

not have available. The only book that I

know for sure, one hundred percent, does

not have an audio version available is

Unblemished from Sara Ella, because I asked

her hey are you going to have an

audiobook? And she said no, that her

publisher just did not have that

available at this time, that they would

want to in the future. I do wish that her

book would get an audio version because

I think that would make it more

accessible. So that's it for all of the

questions in this tag and I'm going to

ask all of you guys to please answer the

first question, what is a book that you

thought was better on audio? If you don't

read audiobooks (or can't compare) that's fine, you can

just comment something else. Thank you so

much for watching and I will see you in the comments. Bye!

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Shadow Aris:We Will end this here!

Mysterious Mask Man:hmph i guess i have no choise...

Punk Trainer 1:I Dont think so!

Punk trainer 2:Yeah what he said!

Shadow Aris/Mysterious mask man:?

Mysterious Mask Man:My freind,we must call a truce to beat these punks!

Shadow Aris:Fine then,let's call a truce!

Punk Trainer 1:You realy think you can beat us?

Shadow Aris:We will see....

All:LET'S DO THIS!

Punk trainers:MOMMY!

Shadow Aris:HA WE DID IT!

Mysterious Mask Man:yes my freind

Shadow Aris:Now Let's do this!

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This two mile wide cave could house an enormous alien civilization and remain hidden.

It is very likely that our alien ancestors are living much closer than we previously

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Meet The Shop: Tri-Cities Tattoo Company - Duration: 1:41.

- I'm Danger Dave.

I'm coming from Tri-Cities Tattoo in Atlanta, Georgia

and I've been tattooing for eight years.

I don't like to box my style into one category.

I want to create some type of dimension on the skin.

- Hey my name is Bang and I tattoo at Tri-Cities tattoo

and I've been tattooing for four and a half years.

My style is kind of more photorealistic

with like an illustrative touch to it.

We come from a very historical shop.

A lot of great tattoo artists have came from our shop.

We wanna show that hey we can do this too.

- Tattooing is important to me

because it's something that can bring life to someone

to make you wanna be a better person.

It can be a reflection of your love for your family.

- That's awesome.

- If we have any teamwork attributes it's that I'm calm

and she can be the opposite of calm. (laughs)

- I'm calm when I need to be,

but you're not about to like try me.

My name's Bang for a reason.

(bleep) you.

I'm coming for your (bleep) neck every time.

- [Man] Do that.

- (bleep) you.

I'm competitive as hell to the point where,

like no I'm gonna win this and I'm gonna get mad

if I don't win.

We don't have a chip on our shoulder.

We're young artists.

We're here to learn.

We're always gonna take criticism.

We've come a long way and we wanna show everybody

that we can do this.

- I aim to win and I'm willing to do whatever it takes.

- We wanna prove we have what it takes to be Ink Master.

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Choosing The Right Hair Color For Your Skin Tone - Duration: 3:58.

Have you ever tried out a hair color and found it completely didn't suit you after the stylist

was done?

"What happened to your hair?!"

The reason may lie in your skin.

Beyond the basic choices of brown, blonde, red, or black, the infinite number of sub-colors

and shades available can make picking a hair color from those tiny sample books next to

impossible.

If you like crazy or nontraditional colors, the choice becomes even harder.

Just like choosing the right clothing colors, your hair color can drastically affect your

looks and make your skin tone look vibrant or dull.

Here are a few key tips to help you learn which hair colors will look best on you.

Blondes have more fun?

Shades like platinum, ice, silver, and champagne look great on those who have cool skin with

reddish undertones.

The slightly blue cast in these blonde shades will counteract ruddiness in the skin.

Celebrities who have rocked ash blonde correctly with their skin tone include Gwen Stefani

and Taylor Swift.

If you decide to go with one of these shades, make sure you use a purple shampoo and conditioner

to keep the color from yellowing.

If you have fair, cool skin with blue undertones, go slightly warmer with your blonde by choosing

gold, caramel, amber, honey, or butterscotch for your shade.

A honey or caramel blonde is also a good choice for those with olive skin and neutral undertones

or deep skin, as going too light or ashy with your blonde can wash out your face.

If you have very warm undertones, you want to avoid warm blonde, as too much yellow can

make you look sallow.

Also be sure to use toner frequently to avoid your color going brassy.

Brunette strong

Shades like chestnut, mocha, dark chocolate, and dark auburn go great with those who have

skin with warm undertones.

From fair to deep skin, if you've got yellow undertones, consider using a cool brown hair

color to brighten up your complexion.

On the other hand, you might want to pick a warmer shade like golden brown, honey, amber,

mahogany, or cinnamon if you have medium skin with warm undertones.

This look is certainly gaining popularity recently.

When Emilia Clarke isn't wearing her platinum wig as the Mother of Dragons on Game of Thrones,

for example, her go-to hue is warm brown.

Seeing red

Reddish shades like auburn, burgundy, and true red will look great on those with fair

cool skin with reddish undertones.

The bluish red cast of your hair will make your skin pop instead of looking flushed or

ruddy.

If you have deep skin, opt for a cool auburn over warm red, because warmer red tones will

make your skin look greenish or sickly.

Meanwhile, if you have more neutral or bluish undertones in fair skin, then warm red is

the right choice for you.

Pick your favorite from strawberry blonde, amber, copper, or rust shades and you'll feel

like a princess in no time.

Just be sure to get shampoo for color-treated hair and avoid washing frequently to keep

your color strong as long as possible between touch-ups.

Paint it black

Hair colors like espresso, licorice, blue-black or true black will look great on those with

warm undertones.

If you're fair or olive skinned, the contrast will take your yellowish undertones and give

you an almost porcelain-doll look to your skin.

If you have deep skin, you can wear cool black shades regardless of your undertone.

If you crave warm black shades like dark mocha, cocoa, or brown-black, however, then make

sure you have cool undertones to your fair or medium skin.

If you have deep skin, then you can also use a mocha or cocoa shade to warm things up,

no matter what undertone you have.

Wildin' out

Do you want to go a little crazy with your next hair color?

While the sky is pretty much the limit and any color of the rainbow can look great if

done correctly, there are a few pointers you should keep in mind to avoid some unexpected

surprises.

Warmer colors like pinks, oranges, and yellows will look best with cool-toned skin.

Cool colors like blue and purple will be particularly flattering if you have warm yellow undertones

in your skin.

If you have deep skin, opt for darker, more saturated colors over pastels.

And above all, remember that nontraditional colors will fade quickly because of the lifting

process used before color is applied.

Make sure you use specialized products to extend the life of your crazy shade, and most

important of all, have fun styling it up!

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Actors Who Were Drunk During Filming - Duration: 6:03.

Whether it's a wild celebration, a somber mourning or the season finale of The Bachelor,

hitting the bottle is not uncommon.

What's a bit more unusual, though, is getting your drink on at your place of work.

At most jobs, this is a big no-no, but in Hollywood, things are a little different.

"This is equal parts scotch, absinthe, rum, gin, vermouth, triple sec, and 2 packs of

splenda."

Whether it inspired great performances or caused some disastrous behind the scenes drama,

here are some stories of actors who were drunk during filming.

"drink, l'chaim, to life!"

Denise Richards and Neve Campbell

It doesn't matter who you are: if you find yourself kissing a girl for the first time

in your life, naked in a pool, surrounded by a film crew — a cocktail...or five...might

be in order.

That was definitely the case for actresses Neve Campbell and Denise Richards who needed

some liquid courage before filming their famously steamy scene from Wild Things.

This was going to be the first time either of the actresses had kissed a girl before,

so they decided to take the edge off by pounding back an entire pitcher of margaritas before

the camera started rolling.

Looking back on the kiss now, Campbell said it was actually pretty fun and that they were

definitely thankful for the pre-filming drink.

Daniel Radcliffe

By the time Daniel Radcliffe turned 18 and was filming his sixth Harry Potter movie,

he found himself quite lost in the drink.

What started out as a fun lifestyle of partying quickly degenerated into a serious problem

that found Radcliffe blacking out multiple times per week.

The actor did his best to keep some distance between his work and his drinking and he maintains

that he never actually drank on the Harry Potter set.

Radcliffe has admitted, however, that he often would show up in the morning still drunk from

the night before, and would start shooting while clearly still under the influence.

The actor claims he can tell which scenes he was inebriated for, but he's understandably

refused to share that information with the public.

The only solution to this predicament: set aside a weekend and have yourself an eagle-eyed

Harry Potter movie marathon...and maybe a few drinks too.

Robert Shaw

It's no secret that actor Robert Shaw liked to drink.

And as it turns out, this affinity for the bottle affected the actor's famous performance

in 1975's Jaws.

Before filming a particularly tricky monologue, Shaw asked director Steven Spielberg if he

could have a bit to drink to help him loosen up.

Unfortunately, that "bit to drink" resulted in Shaw showing up to the shoot completely

wasted.

The actor was unable to perform the scene and ruined the entire shoot for the day.

The next day, Shaw showed up to set with his tail between his legs and was very apologetic

for the way he acted.

Spielberg forgave him, Shaw knocked the scene out of the park.

"Y'know, the thing about a shark, he's got lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's

eyes."

And the rest is history.

Martin Sheen

Of all the famous film shoots in the history of Hollywood, perhaps none are quite as legendary

as the set of Apocalypse Now.

Leading man Martin Sheen was a late addition to the film, and when he arrived, he found

a set in chaos.

Needless to say, he wasted no timing diving right into the thick of it.

Apparently, director Francis Ford Coppola kept Sheen locked up and completely hammered

for days on end in an effort to get the emotionally driven performance he was looking for.

Coppola even toyed with Sheen's psyche, telling the actor that the rest of the production

team was evil and out to get him.

The performance ended up being pretty amazing, but it sounds like Martin Sheen went through

a drunken hell to get there.

Margot Robbie

Australian-born actress Margot Robbie is one of the most sought after actresses working

today.

Still, her big break might never have happened if it weren't for a helpful crew member who

happened to have some booze on hand.

On the set of The Wolf of Wall Street, Robbie had to bare all, and the actress was very

nervous for the nude moment.

She knew eventually she'd watch that scene with her dear mum.

"I actually tried to cover her eyes when the nude bits happened, but she pushed my hand

away."

Luckily, a member of the production team offered Robbie some tequila to help her calm her nerves.

She quickly threw back three shots and was ready to roll.

The scene turned out great and Robbie credits the booze for helping her nail the R-rated

moment.

Brad Pitt and Edward Norton

Despite how tight the script seemed, there were several improvised moments during the

filming of Fight Club.

"Mother f***er!

You hit me in the ear."

On top of that improvised hit, the scene in which Brad Pitt and Ed Norton drunkenly smack

golf balls from their house was also unplanned — and surprisingly method.

The actors, who had bonded on set, had actually gotten drunk together and started smacking

golf balls at the film's catering trucks.

When Fincher saw them, he thought it fit their rebellious characters, and decided to roll

the cameras.

Pitt remembers the drunken sequence fondly, and this honest moment of bonding not only

helped the actors get closer but actually gave birth to one of the more popular scenes

from the film.

Peter O'Toole and Omar Sharif

The late Peter O'Toole was almost as famous for his drinking as he was for his acting.

By the time the actor's starring role in Lawrence of Arabia came about, he was already

well versed in the art of on-set drinking, and he decided it was time to spread the wealth.

During the famous Aqaba scene, O'Toole's co-star, Omar Sharif, was terrified of falling

off his camel and he considered tying his legs to the animal.

But O'Toole had a different plan in mind.

He suggested that they ought to just get drunk and let the rest work itself out.

Sharif obliged, and the two proceeded to get sloshed on brandy and milk.

O'Toole and Sharif ended up delivering some of the most famous performances in film history.

"Thank you, alcohol."

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The Real Reason La La Is Leaving Carmelo Anthony - Duration: 4:16.

La La and Carmelo Anthony have been together for almost 14 years.

The couple met in 2003, became engaged on Christmas Day 2004, and welcomed son Kiyan

in 2007 before finally tying the knot in summer 2010.

Despite seeming like one of the most rock-solid celebrity couples ever, the pair have reportedly

separated — and may not ever reconcile.

So, what's behind the clock running out on this relationship?

Stepping out-of-bounds

Several sources have claimed that Carmelo has been unfaithful to La La on more than

one occasion.

According to these insiders, while he hasn't maintained a steady second significant other,

he has been known to enjoy the company of other women on occasion.

"I think as women we just have to know when it's our man's time to kinda have the light

and then when it's our time."

As one source told Page Six, "Melo's tagline was 'She's married, I'm not.'

That's how he would justify [cheating].

His attitude is that all professional athletes do it, and many of them do.

La La has put up with a lot.

She knew it was going on, but I guess this time she's had enough."

Meanwhile another insider told E! News, "He has been messing with strippers for a long

time now."

Personal foul

TMZ Sports dropped a bombshell report claiming Carmelo may have gotten another woman pregnant

while still married to La La — legally, at least.

The site claims that a stripper at a New York City gentlemen's club has revealed that she's

almost seven months along with Carmelo's child, and the as-yet-unnamed dancer reportedly expects

him to pay for her medical costs, as well as for child support for the baby once it's

born.

Still, insiders insisted to the site that the pregnancy wasn't the only catalyst for

the breakup.

But it was the straw that broke the Carmelo's back, so to speak.

A source told E! News, "They are done.

He got this woman pregnant.

La La was really upset.

She knew he was messing around and they had a moment where they were going to call it

quits, but Carmelo wanted to save it … Carmelo did not tell La La.

She found out on her own, and at that point it was too late and Carmelo could not dig

himself out of it.

She still doesn't know the whole truth."

Of course, like any bit of gossip, the believability of this story depends on who you ask.

Another source denied the pregnancy rumors to The New York Daily News, saying, "That

rumor is absolutely not true.

The baby thing is not true."

And an insider close to Carmelo also told Page Six that these rumors were false.

Aside from Carmelo's rumored infidelity, there have been other forces that might've driven

these two apart over the years as well.

The buzzer beater

While La La is achieving success with acting, most recently in Starz series Power, a source

told Page Six that, because Carmelo's NBA career with the New York Knicks isn't going

well at all, those career problems have left him with some mental distress.

Knicks president Phil Jackson hinted at Carmelo's basketball future woes when he told reporters

in a season-ending press conference:

"He is a player that would be better off somewhere else and using his talents somewhere he can

win, or chase that championship."

Carmelo's potential relocation to a new city reportedly played a big role in La La wanting

to walk.

The fadeaway

Like many relationships, at some time during La La and Carmelo's long-time love story,

the two might've become more of a business partnership than a rapt romance.

A source told Page Six that Carmelo and La La "lost their spark" after Carmelo was traded

to the New York Knicks in 2011.

The source said, "At the very beginning, he was so smitten and in love with her.

She was on TV and he was so young.

Their relationship was legit."

Once Carmelo signed on with the Knicks, though, some of the fireworks started to fizzle out

between them.

Heading into overtime?

Depending on who you ask, there's still a chance of a reconciliation.

Some sources say that the two have been living separate lives for a while and that this isn't

the first time they've ventured near to splitsville.

"Every relationship is ups and downs and that's what makes the relationship.

Sometimes you wanna go through something with somebody to see if you can make it through

hard times."

But seeing as no divorce proceedings have been put into motion just yet — at least

as of the making of this video — others think there's a small chance that they might

try to give it another shot.

However, the likelihood of a reunion depends on who you ask.

An insider told E! News, "At this point, La La is not willing to save their relationship."

Judging from her most recent Instagram posts, it looks like La La is more focused on herself

and her son than any of the gossip that surrounds her break up right now.

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SHOCK! THE MOST USEFUL LIFE HACK THAT HID VIEW ALL !!! - Duration: 2:53.

Hello!

today I will tell you about the

useful life hack

which was hidden from you

Mimics, cream show and other Lifehacker

For this life hack

we need regular drawstring

or something else thin and durable

this lifehack is very useful in life

if it doesn't work out

takes the rope and is formed in a similar way

to form a loop and this thing came out

so

next, take

this part

fold it

and another inversion fix

next, make a few turns

in order to strengthen the knot

and the end of the rope should come out

where goes the main part

to get here so

one of the output ends

fix the rope

and here

loop ready

by the way, this part can be lubricated with soap

in order to better go

this loop is very useful to you in life

with its help it is possible to make a trap

pripremiti anything to a tree or pipe

this is a very strong knot

which is difficult to untie, also he tightened

so the host can unleash

hope you enjoyed this life hack

as the video itself

you were Dan_Chann, all the while

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Road Bike Hill Climb Steer Clear Of Hazards | It's All Downhill From Here! - Duration: 9:20.

Hmm I'm going to take a left here and

take us down hill for a little bit and

then we're going to get to the bottom of

the hill and turn right start climbing

again. Well it's a pretty day really

really nice day

I don't know if any of you ever noticed

that I never take a drink of water while

I'm writing I really haven't got to that

point where imma cab solutely

comfortable reaching down pulling out

the water bottle pulling it open with my

teeth taking your drink watch your mom

going and putting it back

actually the thing that frightens me

most about that whole process is pulling

the water bottle hoping with my teeth

you know the top cap

why would that bother me I don't know

maybe have a fear of hitting a buck or

something and end up yanking on the

water bottle harder than I expected to

and end up pulling a tooth out on my

head or something it could happen so

anyway decide for me it gives me a

little break give me a chance to stop

for a second and get out of the saddle

that's my have it I want to how far the

clues how far up is it closed are they

just doing this and gravel on the road

or something holes all right thank you

ok seems like it's passable for bikes so

we're going to do it

yeah so like I said one other time I

came in this direction and i like it i

mean here's your first impression of it

you get a horse farm over here on the

left some pretty homes the road is

nicely paved i thought yeah i can do

this all the time this is a nice option

for me to take for writing and I came up

to a climb in the I think I actually had

to get off the bike and walk it now so

we'll see

so what this way thinking I could avoid

it and then I came for this and I went a

crab so yeah this is a little extra work

but I think I can do it this time well I

can see why I walked it holy crap not

done yet more the climb I think that's

it hope that's it

almost broke sweat I'm a little moist

but it's not quite sweatin be funny if

you guys turned me around huh

well if I have to I'll go off the bike

and walk the construction site walk past

it

in fact given the whole they're digging

that was probably exactly what I'll do

thank you

yeah I can see why they wouldn't I curse

up this way back to climbing but this is

nothing if there's that great i just

came up i got more of a great up here

well it looks like all my workout is

going to be at the end of my right here

today

yeah maybe somewhere my subconscious I

call the way when I come back to that

intersection where I was don't turn

right this is what you're faced with

well I did okay I mean I got up it first

time I came this way I remember I got

off the bike and I walked it I mean holy

crap I said oh man cannot do it

I'm sure stronger writers will just go

flying up and down the hills not this

guy

so we got ourselves a nice little run

going downhill mouth that's our reward

whatever goes up must come down

what a nice feeling love or it's great

that was a nice that was a nice style

reward prime Annette Hill