(Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap)
Think I just remembered something
I think I left the faucet running
Now my words are filling up the tub
Darling, you're just soaking in it
But I know you'll get out the minute
You notice all your fingers pruning up
I'm tired of being careful, tiptoe, Trying to keep the water warm
Let me under your skin
Uh-oh, there it goes, I said too much, it overflowed
Why do I always spill?
I feel it coming out my throat
Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap
God, I wish I never spoke
Now I gotta wash my mouth out with soap
I feel it coming out my throat
Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap
God, I wish I never spoke
Now I gotta wash my mouth out with soap
Think I got myself in trouble
So I fill the bath with bubbles
Then I'll put the towels all away
Should've never said the word "love"
Threw a toaster in the bathtub
I'm sick of all the games I have to play
I'm tired of being careful, tiptoe, Trying to keep the water warm
Let me under your skin
Uh-oh, there it goes, I said too much, it overflowed
Why do I always spill?
I feel it coming out my throat
Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap
God, I wish I never spoke
Now I gotta wash my mouth out with soap
I feel it coming out my throat
Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap
God, I wish I never spoke
Now I gotta wash my mouth out with soap
I feel it coming out my throat
Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap
God, I wish I never spoke
Now I gotta wash my mouth out with soap
I feel it coming out my throat
Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap
God, I wish I never spoke
Now I gotta wash my mouth out with soap
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Panini PACKOPENING with Daniel Georgievski | Melbourne Victory FC (+Giveaway) - Duration: 11:53.
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BJJ 1yr White Belt vs BODYBUILDER 42 lbs weight difference! FIGHT w/ Kamil! - Duration: 7:43.
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How to Draw a Woman Walking With Lions With Fountain Pen - Fountain Pen Drawing Tricks - Duration: 4:14.
Hello my friends and welcome! to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw with fountain pen.
I am actually using a drawing that I made a few months ago of a girl
walking with two lions, which I traced on this paper.
As you see.
And I´m going over it with the fountain pen.
In case you want to see how I did the sketch, and the original drawing with
pencil I´m leaving you the link at the end
of this video.
So here, I´m simply going over the line that I have traced.
I´m using brown ink.
However I did a trick here, which I want to tell you about.
And is that for this first part and to do the general drawing,
I didn´t want it to do be too dark, so I diluted it, with water.
It is about one third ink, and two thirds water.
As you see, I´m doing the shadow with little lines.
With hatching and crosshatching.
I try to do most lines, following the shape that I am drawing on.
I really love drawing with fountain pen!
And therefore, I think that I will redo some of the drawings that
I had previously done with pencil, like this, now with the pen.
To do the darker shades I just go over the area, making more lines
in different directions.
I do not paint any areas completely solid, or at least,
I try not to.
I think, it looks better if it is just lines.
We shade the old fashion suitcase, and then the main.
The main I do it with little curved lines.
And I double them, eh close to the body because that part should be darker.
Good!
And let´s do the last lion.
The lioness, I´m sorry.
In the comments, last week many of you sent me beautiful
art quotes, thank you for all of that!
I love them!
A follower called Sainglain or something like that.
I am not sure how to pronounce that,
wrote: ¨Love what you do, and you will never work a day in your life.
Very true!
I think actually that sentence or a similar one, was attributed to Confucious.
By the way, I reloaded my pen with pure brown ink to do
the dark accents.
Brand Gamblin wrote: ¨Art, is never finished, only abandoned¨
Leonardo Da vinci.
I love it!
And now I dip my pen in water, because I want to make
very light lines, for the faraway mountains.
Things that are faraway, shouldn't be too dark.
That´s another trick, I wanted to show you [laughter].
We erase the original pencil line so that the drawing looks cleaner.
Just make sure your ink is totally dried, before doing this
otherwise it will smudge horribly.
I do a shadow here on the leg… and so other dark accents over here…
with the darker ink.
That´s the pure ink.
Very good!
And I want the case to be darker too.
So we go over it, once more, making lines, over it crossing them,
in a different direction.
We do the last details, the last shadows…
… the signature, and it´s ready!
If you enjoyed it, please give it a LIKE!
share it to your friends and subscribe to Fine Art-Tips.
And I will see you, on Tuesday :)
Subtitled by Grethel Trejo
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Как сделать долго летающий самолет из бумаги - Лилипутики ТВ #оригами - Duration: 10:46.
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Une chaîne malaisante, du Bizz & Uber dans la tourmente ! - L'Hebdo #81 - Duration: 10:46.
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KÆRESTE TAG | Ft. Min Kæreste - Duration: 5:39.
Hi everyone... You're maybe wondering *sad music ;(*
*laughs*
Hi...
It's very hard for me to make this video... (omg thats sad man)
If you didn't know: I made a Couple Tag a few months ago with my girlfriend.
And we haven't made a video since. And because of that a lot of people asked:...
"Where is your girlfriend?"
So today you will get your answer.
*claps*
hi
Marcus: OH MY GOD!
Marcus: Jonathan stop!
Marcus: Jonathan! <33 (I ship it)
Jonathan: Hi...
Jonathan: I'm still not ready for that (oh...)
Marcus: But yeah, welcome to our couple tag!
Marcus: I should also say that this video is a joke but we'll still answer the questions like if we were a couple.
Jonathan: You're saying that it's a joke? You f*cking b*tch!
Marcus: But yeah you guys asked some questions on Instagram... So let's answer them!
Marcus: So yeah, welcome to: Our Couple Tag!
(yup he's gay lol)
*scared scream*
"What do you like about each other?"
Marcus: well... To be honest there isn't really anything...
Marcus: I JUST REALLY LOVE HIM SO MUCH!
(wtf marcus please don't)
Marcus: What do you like the most about me?
Jonathan: Your followers... As always.
Marcus: ARH!
Jonathan: Wow I got a shock man.
Jonathan: It just really hurts my feelings *sad music*
*weird laugh*
"How long have you known each other?"
Marcus: Well we met 30 minutes ago and then we just decided to become a couple.
Jonathan: Again...
Marcus: Yeah because we broke up
(wtfff)
Marcus: But yeah how long have we known each other? Oh yeah we just answered that...
Marcus: okay let's stop
"Did you guys have some fun in bed?"
Marcus: Oh f*ck me
Jonathan: Oh yeah!
"Describe each other with three words"
Marcus: It's pretty much the same questions as last time.
Marcus: Disgusting, Ugly and uncharming
Jonathan: Rich, Youtuber and many followers.
Marcus: Well that is true love!
Jonathan: It's totally like the last one, hahaha.
Marcus: Sorry if the videos are too identical. But you guys asked the quistions sooo.....
"How did you guys meet?"
Marcus: Well I told Jonathan that I wanted to film a video and then he was like "F*ck yeah let's do this!"
"Hey Loui?" (Which is another danish Youtuber)
Marcus: Where is Louis? Maybe we can summon him? Let's get som Chai and some Camera gear that he wants.
Marcus: Chai lattéééééééééé!
Marcus: We've just decided to try and summon Louis.
Louis? Louis?!?!?!
Chai lattééééé
Jonathan: Well he can't be in Denmark because then he would've been here in two seconds.
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RC DAYS #04 - RC SCALE CRAWLER - RCTutos #200 - Duration: 8:25.
Hello everyone Welcome on RCTutos.fr
Today we are back for the RC Days Lille at Wingles
It's the 200th video
Welcome all
we join for a Crawler session
I have the sun in the eyes
So today we join with a good amount of people
Our friends from Belgium, the North Scale Crawler
some new people
and we go for a ride in the forest
Good video
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3 Things You NEED to Know About the Yan 3! - Duration: 2:46.
Hey YouTube it's me Spotty!
Hope you're all doing great!
Today, I'm bringing you guys the 3 most important things that you need to know if
you're looking to buy the Yan Cheng Yan 3.
So getting right into it, number 1.
This cube has a pretty painful break in process and it doesn't perform that well until you
put some TLC into it.
Out of the box this puzzle performs pretty well (?) but there's some really unbearable
catching that occurs, which makes solving on it not that pleasant.
Now lubing and tensioning will, but not by much.
What you really need is some serious breaking in.
The catches I experienced didn't start to go away until I put at least 300 or so solves
into it which normally isn't that hard to do.
It takes some time but the issue that I had with this particular cube is that while breaking
it in, I wasn't able to get my normal times on it and overall my solves were really inconsistent.
So on top of the catches, this made breaking in the puzzle even more tedious and just not
enjoyable whatsoever.
So if you're looking to pick up this puzzle then just keep in mind that this cube doesn't
'get good' until you put some time and solves into it.
Okay, number 2.
The Yan 3 is nothing spectacular or revolutionary, but great nonetheless after breaking in.
And for the performance you are getting, the price is really quite nice especially compared
to some other puzzles that have been released recently like the Valk 3 or Gans Air which
can normally be found from around $15 - $20 US depending on the store you pick these up
from.
The Yan 3 can be bought for less than 11 at Cubezz which isn't a huge difference but
if you're looking for a very comparable option and wouldn't mind saving a couple
dollars then the Yan 3 is something you might want to look into.
And last but not least, number 3.
The feel.
Now no review would be complete without going over the feel because this is one of the largest
factors that nowdays would make you lean from one cube to another.
Now the feel of this cube is kinda strange.
It's smooth when turning slow but if you go a bit faster then the feeling is more crispy
and crunchy as well.
The turning all round is also really light and airy which I know a lot of people like.
(Cube noise) So overall, the Yan 3 is an interesting puzzle.
It has a painful break in process but otherwise very good performance especially for the price
you're paying.
This cube isn't going to become my main because I prefer the feeling of my Valk3 but
I wouldn't be surprised if quite a few people do switch.
If you are interested in picking up this puzzle then I will leave a link to it down below.
But, that just about wraps up this video.
Thanks to Cubezz for helping me get my hands on this puzzle, thank you guys for watching
and I will catch you all soon!
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Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Chiraagh Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں چراغ دیکھنا - Duration: 1:34.
Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Chiraagh Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں چراغ دیکھنا
Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Chiraagh Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں چراغ دیکھنا
Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Chiraagh Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں چراغ دیکھنا
Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Chiraagh Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں چراغ دیکھنا
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Creating A Side Scroller Game With Unreal Engine 4 - Duration: 1:17.
Hey guys, your boy Virtus here and welcome to my latest tutorial series where we'll be
creating a sci-fi side scroller game from scratch using unreal engine 4.
We'll be going over step by step how to plan the game, setup the project, create the environments
and script the gameplay behind it.
Having said that, we'll be working with the character, creating immersive environments
and scripting awesome mechanics such as pickups, levels, UI driven doors, puzzles and so much
more.
By the end of this series you'll have a complete game ready to be published and shared among
your friends and all the project files you'll need will be down in the description below.
This series is going to be beginner friendly, but if you want to brush up on the basics
of the engine you should definetly check out my unreal engine 4 beginner tutorial series,
also, if you fancy it, why not try create a survival horror game using my other UE4
course.
Anyway, without further ago, let's go ahead and dive into the first video and If you're
not subscribed already make sure you do to stay up to date with the series and as always
guys, keep on creating!
Your boy Virtus, Signing out
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RÜCKKEHR DER UHRENBRÜDER | Five Nights at Clockbrothers 2 (Deutsch/German) - Duration: 10:31.
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Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Behta Chashma Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں بہتہ چشمہ دیکھنا - Duration: 1:34.
Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Behta Chashma Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں بہتہ چشمہ دیکھنا
Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Behta Chashma Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں بہتہ چشمہ دیکھنا
Khwabon Ki Tabeer - Khwab main Behta Chashma Dekhne ki Tabeer - خواب میں بہتہ چشمہ دیکھنا
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Family Nerf Battle Outtakes - Duration: 1:14.
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My First Speed Cube! - QiYi Warrior W 3x3 - Duration: 2:16.
Hey it's Bey, and today I'm gonna be showing you guys the Qiyi Warrior W 3x3.
I hope that's the way the name is pronounced because I don't really know how.
Anyways, I bought a couple of these on a website called the Cubicle,
and I'll put a link down in the description if you're interested.
These are $4 puzzles, so they're pretty cheap.
I am by no means an expert on this subject.
I'm actually a noob when it comes to these things.
I go to weird places on YouTube, and I just came across this budget cube and I thought to myself,
"I have to get this because it's only $4!"
So I did, and now I'm addicted again.
I bought a Rubik's Cube a few years ago, and I learned the basic way to solve it, and even memorized the algorithms to do so.
My average time was about two minutes, so I wasn't very good.
Since then, I've forgotten how to solve the Rubik's Cube and now I'm relearning everything again.
My average solve right now is about two minutes still.
I'm hoping in the near future I can cut the time in half and solve the Rubik's Cube in only one minute.
The solve you see here is one of my fastest.
Inside the box, you have the puzzle itself and instructions to solve it.
I actually am using them to memorize to help me memorize the algorithms again.
Hopefully in the near future, I can learn things like F2L.
But yeah, I just wanted to make a random video because I started getting into this again.
I really like the color scheme on this puzzle.
It is stickerless, so you won't be able to bring it to any competitions, but I don't think I'm ever gonna compete.
Thank you guys so much for watching my video of this budget cube.
I might make more in the near future when I learn more things.
If you have enjoyed, please leave a like, comment, and subscribe.
Don't forget to hit the bell so you get a notification every time I upload.
Bye! Love you! <3
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be successful: productivity tips for business - Duration: 6:21.
hi I'm Monashee, from monashee.org
last week we talked about ways in which
you can streamline your life, so if you
haven't seen that video already,
I've included the link below. This week
is all about streamlining your workflow and business
so that you can be more productive and spend
more time of the things that you love to do and
less time on the things that you don't.
I'm going to give you practical tips that you
can implement into your workflow to save you time
and your precious energy. be sure to
stick around to the end of the video
where you will be able to download my
free "ultimate productivity guide" that
will walk you through the details of
setting up what I'm going to be talking about today.
your work day is constantly interrupted
by demands to make decisions
or to do tasks that are taking you completely off track.
whether it's emails or administrative tasks, or social
media distractions, or life distractions.
so let's get into some ways that we could reduce
some of these distractions and have a
more streamlined workflow.
one: eliminate.
if you take a good look at your business are
there things that you are doing that you
don't need to be doing? being really
specific about what your business is, who
it serve, and what you see it doing in
the next few years, can help you
determine this. are there things you do in
your business that aren't serving your
goals?
does your audience hang out on facebook
and instagram? and you're trying to
maintain a twitter and linkedin account
as well? why not focus on the ones where
your audience is, and forget the rest? are
you a designer, but you also spend time
marketing your copywriting services, even
though you don't enjoy doing it? your
ultimate goal with your business should
be to free up your time and have a life.
make the specific choices that lead you
to that intention.
two: automate
put as many of your workflows on autopilot as
possible. if there's anything you are
doing on a regular basis,
come up with ways in which you can
automate those tasks, so you are only
doing them once. create email templates,
branded social media templates, template
text for your content,
schedule content... anything that can be
done in one sitting,
dedicate the time to do it then.
three: delegate
hire an assistant, or a virtual
assistant, or outsource a certain aspect
of your workflow. depending on where you
are at in your business, this may not be
an option for you yet because of the
expense. if you aren't there yet,
definitely plan for it.
there will come a time when you will
want to delegate tasks that are not
top-level. determine early in the game
what those tasks are, so that you develop
systems around them, and ensure that they
are teachable. if you are ready to
outsource, decide what those things will
be. you will want to delegate not only
the things you don't enjoy doing but
also the things that are not high level
items. for some people that might mean
outsourcing their blog post, if they're
in a service type industry. whereas
bloggers might dedicate more of their
time to writing and outsource the social
media posting.
four: time blocking
time blocking is a way of structuring your
time so that you're spending smaller
bursts of time hyper-focused on one
particular task, with a break in between
to transition to the next task. the
"pomodoro technique" is one of the most
used techniques for this. I have included
a link to an app that is useful for
using the technique. it will time, and
track your daily tasks using this method.
five: batching
this is essentially doing
things that are grouped together all in
one sitting.
you take your focus off of everything
else, turn off all distractions, and pump
out some content. social media is a great
example of this. posting to each of your
social media accounts every day, and
using your precious brainpower to come
up with interesting things to say is
exhausting.
not to mention that it interrupts your
workflow. instead, try scheduling your
posts in advance. you can dedicate one
full day at the beginning of each month,
to focus solely on scheduling your posts
for that month. then press go, and don't
think about social media posting for the
rest of the month... except to engage. my
tutorial on Instagram scheduling can be
found in the link at the top right
corner, as well as below. I'll give you an
example of batching.
last week I did a video about how you
can streamline your life. I actually
recorded that video at the same time
that I recorded this video. it's more
efficient to spend the time all at once...
setting up once... doing my makeup once...
getting dressed once.
six: content calendar
having a really clear schedule, so that
you know what you are going to be doing
when, will really help you with planning
how you are going to automate, batch and
time block your work. and it will also
help you determine what you can outsource.
and automate. now you've got the tools
you need to streamline your business, and
focus only on the most top-level tasks.
now... how are you going to start
implementing these techniques to get
your business on autopilot?
I have designed a free ultimate
productivity guide, to help you navigate
this process. it comes complete with a
detailed questionnaire to help you determine
your top-level items. a guide to batching and
automating. and a calendar for you to
print and use to get started. to download
the guide,
simply click the link at the top right
corner of this video, or in the comments
below.
running a business can be overwhelming
when we don't have systems in place and
we're spending our time doing things
that we don't enjoy doing. I have shown
you that by letting go of things that
don't excite you, and by doing things in
batches, you can actually free up more time,
and work more effectively in the time
that you do have. now, I want to hear from
you. what are some of your favorite
productivity tips? hop on over to
monashee.org
and tell us about it in the
comments. if you liked this video, please
hit the like button below, share it with your
friends, and be sure to subscribe. thank
you so much for watching, and I will see
you next time.
and...eeeee
implement into your workflow (laugh)
(child yells) "mama"
work day officially done.
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Shape / Silhouette Challenge · 30 Ways to Fill a Sketchbook - Duration: 5:10.
Alright you lot, happy Tuesday.
Today's video is somewhat of a challenge video, it's something you may have seen
before in I think one of my sketchbook tour videos, I basically fill a page with random
silhouette shapes and then challenge myself to make something out of the shapes, sometimes
I just do faces, in this case I decided to do objects as well.
So shoutout to the instagram peeps that guessed this one right from the sneak peek I posted
yesterday!
And I'm using a copic ciao marker from a greyscale set, I think the colour is C1, I'll
have all the proper info in the description.
I started out with something I thought would be relatively easy and turned my first silhouette
blob into a face.
I did a really light sketch at first just to get the ideas in place and see if it would
work and then just cracked on with a harder line.
I really liked this one, it just worked really well.
It fit the shape almost perfectly, the top of his head is a bit dodgy but I think it
gives him character.
I ended up with something more stylised than I would normally draw and I wish I could draw
like this more ofter, I find myself always accidentally putting things into the right
proportions and stuff even when I'm trying to make things exaggerated or cartoony, so
this is a great way to force yourself out of that.
Next was another relatively easy one.
I decided to turn this squarish shape into a building.
Um and I wasn't using references at al for any of these which was another part of the
challenge.
But then it goes to show the the more you draw something the more of like a mental encyclopaedia
you build up in your head because I found it quite easy to make up a nice building,
taking aspects from real buildings that I've remembered from drawing them before.
The next one took a lot of thinking to figure out what I could do with the shape.
I actually spent more time trying to come up with things than I actually did drawing
for this challenge.
I felt like this is quite a head shape but I wanted to be a bit more creative than that
and I got the idea that it could kind of be a hand in a loose fist.
So yeah, more hands to draw.
I do definitely think my hands are improving.
I actually think this tuned out to be the best hand I've ever drawn, maybe not visually
but for how easily it kind of came to me, like I felt more confident in knowing what
I was doing for this one.
Which again just shows how doing things over and over again can gradually bring improvement,
and you know, how you can't just avoid the things you're not good at.
With this one I really didn't know what to do with it and in the end I settled on
like a guys head with a weird helmet on.
This one is probably my least favourite.
And apologies if it goes off screen at any point, my camera was a bit too heavy for how
I had it positioned so it just started to like sag a little bit the longer I went on
filming.
This one was the only one I used a reference for, just to look at like the positioning
of the different craters and marks on the moon.
I don't know if it's cheating to have drawn like half a thing in this space rather
than drawing something that would be a semicircle shape.
Well it's not cheating cos I set the challenge for myself but you know what I mean.
Anyway I was happy with this idea.
I don't know if i've even drawn the moon like this before so it was fun, I thought
it was a cool idea.
And I think it turned out alright.
I think it fits on the page really nicely.
This is a great way to fill an awkward space on a page by the way.
Colour in the shape of the space and then outline it as a thing.
Okay so this is actually the last one, I'll tell you why I didn't fill in the other
space on the page in a bit.
This one took a lot of thinking as well.
Sometimes it helps to break it up into shape.
So in doing that with the sharp pointed bit of the shape, I got the idea that it could
be a bow, and the bow could be attached to a teddy bear that's like sagging, leaning
up against a wall.
This one went surprisingly well as well, for something that don't have a lot of drawing
experience with.
Now for the space next to it, I genuinely couldn't think of anything and I was racking
my brain for ages and then I thought maybe a fresh pair of eyes could help.
So rather then one fresh pair of eyes I thought you all could weigh in with some ideas, there
are so many great creative people that watch these videos and you guys have helped me so
much in the past so yeah, I'd love to hear if you can see anything in the this weird
shape.
Thanks for watching anyway, I hope you enjoyed this video and I'll see you all in the next
one.
Bye!
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Farming Simulator 17 CHAFF COMPACTION MODS - Duration: 29:34.
FARMING SIMULATOR 17 MODS CHANNEL PRESENTS
CHAFF COMPACTION MODS REVIEW #1
HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel, in this video i show some new and old mods you can use to compacting chaff .
MAN TIPPER S + Chieftain Tri Axle Low Loader
OK let's start to make silage you can use grass or chaff . I use grass as you see.
I don't understand why this silo has no selection for upload.
I use upload here option LEFT CTRL + I KEY
Hanomag 55D this loader was, reverse movement at the controls of the bucket , I fix to be same like other loader in fs 17.
Hanomag 55D Mod Pack also includes one shovel 4.500l capacity and a bale fork Hanomag 55D loader It is not compatible with other Wheel Loader Implements!!!
3 Wheel Setup Colorable Rims IC Control SPACE
You will not find a link to download this loader, I fix it the next days.
I would prefer the shovel has more capacity
Here is the point I realized that Hanomag 55D loader It is not compatible with other Wheel Loader Implements!!!
IMT 5131 Forest tractor 2 Wheel Setup 3 Color Rims
IC Control SPACE
It can use for silage but its not the best
Famous russian crawler HTZ T150-09
2 stroke engine for starter!!!
Illuminated Dash
2 models with blade attacher or not.
DOZER T-130
Illuminated Dash
realistic crawler sound
Rotech 830 Bulldozer I was present in older video
Front Blade Back Attacher 2 Design Steup
Lamborghini Mach VRT + Strautmann Tera Vitesse 520 250.000L
MoDHuB Röwer system
3 Implement Mod Pack
Weight with hook
Weight with ring
Silage plate
All the implements has additional option for extra weight.
I combine MoDHuB Röwer system with MoDHuB Massey Ferguson 8700
You can use this hook if you stack in silage I hope I do not need it , a bit painful process and I think Ι need one more person to pull me out.
I had this set for long time in my collection but I never had the chance to try it. It's Amazing!!!
At this point will show you how about you use MoDHuB Röwer system the towing weight.
Operate with mouse.
When you have been linked press X key to unlock hook.
At last back craft blade for silage and MoDHuB Mud scrapers.
Both can't use for chaff compaction :p
Peecon Mud scrapers are for clean feeding places near animals.
But i think i can use it for chaff compacting , but i can't.
Ooone more nice mod from MoDHuB Silo Cover wheels and sandbags
Where is it??????
ahha
AHAHAHAH :p
Sorry I did not get to try Stegemann Telescope corn sliding shield MoDHUB Stegemann Telescope corn sliding shield
You can link it with tractor or wheel loader
DADAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!1
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"Whose Streets?" director Damon Davis on how films can humanize and foster understanding - Duration: 0:39.
My name is Damon Davis
I'm the co-director of Whose Streets?
I think think that the value
of a long format piece
is that social media clips,
small vignettes,
those are snacks.
This is a meal.
You get a more in-depth analysis
about what's going on.
You get to see people humanized
and you get to see their lives unfold,
and the consequences
and the joy and the pain.
You can give people more of an understanding
of what happened
and how these things
affect people in my community.
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