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- [Both] The Super Bowl!
Woo! (cheering)
- Oo, oo, oo, oo! - Go team, go, go!
(upbeat music)
- Oh, football.
The great American, that's baseball, what?
(both laughing)
Oh, football, the big game.
- Except, it's not football like the rest of the world
thinks of football.
- Yeah, like we're the only ones who call this football.
- You don't actually use your feet.
- I mean you do, but like once,
like one person, is like, and they call him the kicker.
- Yeah.
- Punter, same thing, what?
(squeals)
And then so like we gather for like the biggest game
of them all, every year, and we like watch advertisements
on purpose, we're getting sold things,
and like we enjoy it, and then we all get drunk.
So, in preparation for the big game, we're gonna show you
five people that you will meet at your next
Super Bowl party.
- [Nikki] There's a person who always shows up to watch
the actual game.
They know who's playing, they're watching the score,
they're always shushing people,
they wanna fast-forward through the commercials, they made
bets on the game, they're kind of annoying.
- Way too serious.
- They were actually not that big, you know what I'm saying,
until they got the new quarterback, then the quarterback
came in and he like changed the whole game.
- [Evelyn] Then you have the hater.
This person's team did not make it into the Super Bowl,
and they're showing up to watch the Super Bowl just to
remind everybody else why their team should have been
in the Super Bowl.
- You mad, bruh?
It's what everybody says to this person.
- Y'all team bunch a braggadocious, pretty boys,
you know what I'm saying, but we play real ball, all right?
All day, every day, American game.
- [Nikki] There's the eater.
They show up to your party to eat all of your food
and don't bring any.
They brought Tupperware though.
They gotta make those to-go plates.
They'll be the first ones at the grill,
first in line for the drinks, first in line for seconds,
first in line for thirds.
- Just dipping, dip, dip, dip, dip.
- Where'd all the cakes go?
The eater.
Where'd all the hot dogs go?
The eater.
We ain't got any mo' chicken?
The eater.
Y'all got chicken wings?
Y'all never have chicken wings.
Then you have the person who shows up,
sixteen cases of beer, none for you.
Always whizzing around, talking to people
about stuff that ain't got nothing to do with the game.
Sit down somewhere!
(sipping)
- It's always weird being around the drunk.
(gasping)
- Hey!
Since you're up already, give me one.
A cold one!
- Then you have the person who shows up
to the Super Bowl party just to watch the halftime show.
They probably in the back room or the bathroom,
on their phone, on Instagram or something,
(clapping) but let the halftime show begin,
front and center, blocking your view, live-tweeting,
maybe they're on Facebook live, it's the only thing
they care about.
I have been waiting for this moment my whole life!
Hold on, let me live-stream, let me live-stream.
Hey Facebook!
Watch.
Yassss!!
Leotards come through!
- So, which one are you?
Did we get them all?
Let us know in the comments below.
- Give this video a like, share it with your favorite
football fan, and subscribe for more from us.
See you in the next one.
- [Both] Bye!
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Agent Flavinho Zika, i need you to investigate what happened with the San Furria city
But what do I will have to do in that place? For what I know, that is just a shitty city
My dear Zika, there was a time when this city was the most crazy city of all, but something happened with its habitants and it disapeared from the map
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6 TV Shows That Seriously Crossed the Line - Duration: 5:20.
These days it seems that every show on television is engaged in an arms race to see which can
pull off the most shocking moments.
Oh, your main character beat a stroke victim to death with an aluminum chair?
No problem, we'll just have one of our characters feed a baby to feral dogs!
Needless to say, sometimes these shows went too far.
Here's a look at some TV shows that seriously crossed the line.
Game of Thrones
Many TV critics point to The Sopranos as the show that ushered in the new era of shock
television.
But Tony Soprano's got nothing on George R.R. Martin.
What The Sopranos started, Game of Thrones brought to its logical conclusion with its
infamous Red Wedding sequence at the end of season three in 2013.
In case you've somehow forgotten, that bit began with a pregnant woman being stabbed
repeatedly in the abdomen, and ended with half of the cast hacked to bloody ribbons
in graphic detail to the horror of the audience.
"Aahhh!
Aahhh!
Aaahh!!"
Perhaps the most shocking thing?
The bloodshed merely spurred the show to new heights of popularity and spawned a wave of
imitators across television.
Thanks, HBO!
Heil Honey, I'm Home!
If you've never heard of this incredibly ill-advised 1990 sitcom from the BBC, rest assured: this
is an actual thing that actually happened on actual television.
In an attempt to parody the too-perfect lives routinely portrayed by American sitcoms, Heil
Honey, I'm Home! cast an unusual couple in the lead roles: Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun.
"Well let me tell you something Mr. Schicklgruber!"
The even wackier twist?
Their annoying neighbors are Jewish!
"Oh I get it!
I get jokes hahahahaha!"
Maybe the craziest thing about Heil Honey, I'm Home!
Is that someone actually thought it was a good idea.
Audiences, however, disagreed, and after one episode, the series was immediately cancelled.
Politically Incorrect
Bill Maher has made his career out of saying what's on his mind regardless of whether it
runs counter to popular sentiment.
In fact, that's exactly when he seems to enjoy himself the most.
"I love Halloween.
As far as holidays go that celebrate ghosts and mythical beings, it ranks right up there
Christmas."
But even for a show called Politically Incorrect, Maher went too far in September of 2001, when
he refuted a claim that the terrorists who attacked the World Trade Center were cowards.
"We have been the cowards, lobbing cruise missiles from 2000 miles away, that's cowardly.
Staying in the airplane when it hits the building, say what you wants about it, not cowardly."
Sponsors and viewers left the show in droves.
ABC finally cancelled it a few short months later.
South Park
Matt Stone and Trey Parker have a long and glorious history of infuriating all the right
people.
But sometimes even they go a little too far.
For example, the infamous 2005 South Park episode "Bloody Mary," which involves Randy
believing his alcoholism can only be cured by a statue of the Virgin Mary that is bleeding
from its...butt.
It's really not all that hard to see why some people were a little bit offended.
And by some people, we mean almost everyone.
And by a little bit offended, we mean really, really angry.
Luckily, Stone and Parker didn't learn their lesson.
Otherwise we would never have gotten The Book of Mormon.
The Littlest Groom
Fox seems really fond of mocking their own reality show contestants, as shows like Joe
Millionaire proved.
But they took things too far with 2004's The Littlest Groom, which was a dating competition
where a little person had to choose from a batch of female love interests comprised of
both little women and women of average height.
Which would he pick when it came down to it?
Does size really matter?
The fact that Fox thought these were appropriate questions to ask in the form of an entire,
Bachelor-style dating show says it all.
The public was not amused, and only two episodes were produced.
Tiny Toons
Dude, bet you weren't expecting Tiny Toons to make this list!
But then again, viewers of the hit kids' cartoon series weren't expecting what they got in
1991 either, when the segment "One Beer" aired.
"A cold one!"
"You mean..."
"That's beer!"
That's because "One Beer" featured three of the show's adorable Looney Tunes tykes finding
a beer, getting hammered, and driving a car off a cliff to their deaths.
It was probably meant to be a parody of the then-recent hit film Thelma & Louise, but
having a bunch of kiddie cartoon characters get drunk and commit suicide is pretty much
the definition of going too far.
The episode was pulled from repeats after viewers flooded Warner Bros. with complaints.
"Ahhh who needs em.
Bunch of hoity toity goodie goodies!"
(buuurrrppppp)
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Прага. Руф самого высокого здания старого города. / Rooftop in Prague - Duration: 5:18.
It doesn't matter is it Russia, Czech Republic or any other country.
Danger that are waiting for us while we are climbing up is basically all the time the same
And if you won`t take risk of making triple backflip while falling down, main problem - is security.
Now were passing by the security hut.
We are hidden by the protective fence but sound is passing it and so to not blow up our cover
we are trying to rise as low noise as possible while walking on metal cover.
Height of the building is over 70m.
You unwillingly will lose your breath while climbing up.
We are going up along the façade of the side wing.
We can see cornice already and that means that few more platforms upwards and we will be visible,
because protective fence is ending.
after making sure that there is no workers we are stepping on cornice.
We are going further while crouching, so that from the ground no one could spot us.
Ahead of us is awaiting central part of the building with the dome. Not much is left.
The hardest moment is – to be on top.
Everything is mixed inside: joy of reaching your goal,
calmness from the surrounding sights and really contrasting felling of anxiety from realisation
of fact that you are in sight of everyone even security.
In any case I was calming myself with the fact
that we are already at the top and sights that are opening from here – are surprising
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The Real Reason You Don't Hear From Ralph Macchio Anymore - Duration: 3:49.
In 1984, Ralph Macchio karate-kicked down the door to our hearts in retro sweats and
an artfully tied headband.
But despite being one of the hottest young actors to emerge in the '80s, by the mid-1990s,
Macchio had all but vanished from Hollywood.
Where is he now, and what is he up to?
He's embraced his legacy
Even if Macchio doesn't land many high profile acting gigs, there's one role that he was
literally born to play: himself.
Thanks to his fame as the Karate Kid, he's perfect for a quick cameo, and he's done a
ton of them on shows from Entourage to How I Met Your Mother.
He even donned his iconic headband for a 2008 Vitamin Water commercial.
He told Meredith Vieira that he embraces his Karate Kid legacy.
"I have 6-year-old kids and 60-year-old grandparents and all the ages in between.
It just brings relevance to that legacy that will live on."
He's almost too nice
Unlike most actors of his generation who achieved immense fame at a young age, Ralph Macchio
reached adulthood with a squeaky-clean record.
He's never been arrested; he's never gone to rehab; and he's been happily married to
the same woman since he was 26 years old.
He even spoofed his nice guy image in a classic Funny or Die clip called Wax On, F*** Off:
The Ralph Macchio Story.
"Yo man, do that crane s---.
C'mon, 'mercy is for the weak,' c'mon!"
"You d---!"
"You a--hole!"
"Shoot!"
He's tearing up TV
Although Macchio doesn't do feature films much anymore, he does still pop up on the
small screen from time to time, appearing on shows like Ugly Betty and Psych.
And he's slated to appear in HBO's 1970's police drama The Deuce, starring as Officer
Haddix opposite James Franco.
Sounds like the Karate Kid is about to become The Comeback Kid!
He's busting a move
Dancing with the Stars has a long history of rescuing forgotten celebrities from the
dustbin of pop culture history.
But for Macchio, the show wasn't just a way to get back in the spotlight, it was also
a passion project, as he's a trained dancer and broadway performer.
It's no surprise, then, that he and partner Karina Smirnoff came in a very respectable
fourth place.
Way to go.
On stage and behind the scenes
In 2016, Macchio returned to Broadway as the lead in A Room of My Own, playing Carl Morelli,
who narrates his own life story about growing up in a New York City studio apartment with
his sprawling Italian-American family.
And he's also spending time behind the camera rather than in front of it, directing the
short film Across Grace Alley, which featured his Dancing with the Stars partner Karina
Smirnoff.
One thing Macchio doesn't plan to do, though, is direct himself again, according to an interview
with the Hamptons International Film Festival.
"I love acting, and there are similarities, since both the foundation of a character and
foundation of a story require the building of layers from the ground up.
I just find with directing, it's a natural progression for me, having learned from so
many iconic storytellers I worked with in the past — Francis Coppola, John G. Avildsen,
Walter Hill, to name a few."
The next Karate Kids
Ralph Macchio continues to appear in the odd play, film, or TV show, but behind the scenes,
he's also a devoted family man.
And while he would never push his kids into show business, he's definitely been a mentor
to his talented firstborn: Julia Macchio followed in her dad's footsteps as a singer, dancer,
and actress, headlining a national tour of Flashdance.
"He's been such a supportive dad to me and both my younger brother.
But I think I just have this love of performing.
And he has always supported that; he gives me great advice, just tells me to keep a good
head on his shoulders, like he always has.
We just have a great relationship."
Like father, like daughter.
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Caroline Kennedy's Son Looks Exactly Like JFK, Jr. - Duration: 4:47.
There's an old saying: blood will tell.
And it's been proven once again by the fact that Jack Schlossberg, son of Caroline Kennedy,
bears an almost uncanny resemblance to his uncle, the late John F. Kennedy, Jr., who
died tragically in a plane accident in 1999.
But there's a lot more to Jack's story than the fact that Caroline Kennedy's son looks
exactly like JFK, Jr.
Ivy League graduate
According to People magazine, Schlossberg graduated from Yale University in 2015 "with
a degree in history with a focus on Japanese history," which makes sense considering his
mom, Caroline, was serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Japan at the time.
Schlossberg was heavily involved with the university while at Yale.
According to People, he contributed blog posts to The Yale Herald and also trained to become
a volunteer EMT.
A friend told the New York Post, "Jack sees this training as a way to give back to the
New Haven community that he's living in, and where there's obviously a lot of issues [such
as crime and poverty].
Jack's very aware of all the privileges and opportunities that come with his family, so
his EMT training has a lot to do with the community-service aspect."
And he's not done with his schooling either.
People reported that Schlossberg took the LSATs in November 2016 and, as of December
that year, was studying for the GRE and planned to apply to grad school.
He has JFK Jr.'s personality too
According to friends and family, Schlossberg is already taking after his late uncle both
in looks and personality.
A friend told People magazine, "Jack is very much interested in John.
He has an ease and a sense of humor.
And he loves being compared to him.
John was a rare kind of celebrity who grew up with being famous and had fun with it and
didn't let it take over his life."
Another friend told the magazine that Schlossberg is "...not walking around with a big sign
over his head.
He's not spending a lot of time thinking about his family's legacy.
It's something he's proud of, but it doesn't define him."
Protective of his family
Even if the Kennedy legacy doesn't define him, Schlossberg is still quick to defend
it when the need arises.
In 2011, he wrote a letter to The New York Times criticizing the paper for an article
it had written about his grandfather, President John F. Kennedy.
"[Writer Ross] Douthat suggests that President Kennedy was a 'near disaster.'
He criticizes Kennedy on civil rights; Kennedy was the first president to deem civil rights
'a moral issue,' and applied federal authority to force desegregation.
The president described as 'famously hawkish' resolved the Cuban Missile Crisis peacefully.
Mr. Douthat does not mention what President Kennedy called his proudest accomplishment:
the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty."
He views his grandfather as an inspiration to the nation.
"We must remember a president who not only welcomed the challenges of his day, but who
also saw the wisdom in recognizing vision and passion wherever they are found."
Dabbling in politics
Given that so many of his family members have spent time in Washington, D.C., it felt nearly
inevitable that Schlossberg would enter the political arena.
He's already off to an auspicious start.
In 2013 he served as a summer intern to Senator John Kerry and subsequently as a page on the
Senate floor.
While on campus at Yale, he also co-founded an organization in support of Connecticut
Senator Chris Murphy.
Schlossberg has also publicly voiced his opinions on a number of political issues, including
the Syrian refugee crisis, which he wrote about for Time magazine in 2016.
That same year, he denounced Republican presidential candidate Senator Ted Cruz's self-made comparisons
to President John F. Kennedy through an editorial in Politico, and he urged young people to
cast their vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton via an op-ed in
The Washington Post.
No, he's not gay
In 2014, Schlossberg's sexuality was briefly in the spotlight after Queerty posted an article
alleging he had come out as gay in an article titled "Being Gay at Yale" in The Yale Herald.
Schlossberg quickly shot down the rumors, telling Gawker, "The article was written by
someone who impersonates me online.
I did not write the article and, for the record, am not gay.
Thanks."
He added, "I believe the link [to the article] was a fake in the first place."
Well, so much for that.
Nonprofit co-founder
If going to Yale and hobnobbing with presidents wasn't enough to convince you that Schlossberg
is going places, take a look at this: when he was just in the eighth grade, Schlossberg
and his friends co-founded a nonprofit organization called RelightNY, which "provides compact
fluorescent light bulbs to low-income housing developments and promotes environmental awareness."
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You don't get a second chance to make a first impression — especially when it comes
to a first date . And while meeting someone might fill you with excitement or anxiety,
there are some things that can make-or-break scoring that "date number two."
In fact, studies show you've only got 12 minutes to make a good impression on a first
date.
So let's get to it — 'cause we're revealing what you definitely want to avoid
doing on a first date.
Check ya later
Okay, so there was a lot of traffic.
Or maybe you couldn't find a parking spot.
Or "fashionably late" is kinda your vibe?
Rolling in late is a major mistake.
It shows the person you're meeting that you don't respect them, or this date.
"I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date.
No time to say hello.
Goodbye!
I'm late, I'm late, I'm late."
Just like at work, being on time in your personal life shows others that you value their time.
It also makes you look hella organized, responsible, and capable of keeping commitments.
And as a bonus?
Being on time leaves you less stressed and anxious — so you can arrive confident and
chill, GirlBoss-ing those priorities.
Pants on fire
Ever lied on a first date?
You're not alone.
A UK survey revealed over 60 percent of daters do it.
"It's just that all men are sure it never happened to them and most women at one time
or another have done it, so you do the math."
According to the survey, women lie about their age and their real names, men lie about their
incomes, and everyone lies about their job.
But if you think bending the truth is the right way to make a good impression, you're
just lying to yourself.
Telling lies on a first date can undercut your goal of actually getting to know someone.
And if your partner later finds out that you lied early on in the relationship, it can
change the way they see you.
Since trust, honesty, and openness make a happy, healthy, and long-lasting relationship,
it's only a matter of time before a connection based on lies is gonna break.
Eyes on the prize
If your phone is "bae", your first date's also gonna be your last.
"Thought I told you to turn off your phone."
"Turn off my phone?"
"Oooooohh."
"Turn off my phone!?"
Yeah, your bestie wants updates, but your lack of focus shows your date they're not
worth your time or attention.
While you might wanna check out Facebook and Instagram — or even the hottie at the next
table — neglecting your date is a no-no.
When you focus on everything else, you're actually making your date feel belittled and
insignificant.
Just as you shouldn't drive distracted, you also shouldn't date distracted.
Start listening with your eyes and your ears.
Being a good listener is a quality that others find super attractive, as it shows your date
that you're highly interested in getting to know them on a deeper level.
Ex marks the spot
Wanna know who wasn't invited to the party?
Your ex.
Even if he ripped your heart out, bringing him up on a first date waves a huge red flag
that you aren't yet ready for a real relationship with someone new.
"And her ex-boyfriend was a club promoter."
"Red flag."
And trash talking your ex only makes you look bad, even to someone you just met.
Remember, if you want a future with this person, you shouldn't linger on the past.
While discussing previous partners is an important step in a new relationship, it's best saved
for a later date.
Debbie downer
We get it.
Your job is the worst, your roommate sucks, and OMG you can't even with this weather.
But constantly complaining on a first date is a major turn off that'll have your date
complaining about you to someone else.
We all know it's way more fun to be around someone who's positive, happy, and optimistic
than it is to spend time with someone who's negative, unhappy, and pessimistic.
While it's fine to complain to friends and family, venting on a first date leaves a bad
impression.
See that glass half full, and you'll have your date smiling with you in no time.
Bottoms up
If you don't want your first date to be a total waste, don't get wasted.
When you're drunk, you're negatively impacting your attention span, vision, and memory — all
of which can make it highly difficult for you to focus on your date, your conversation,
and even your surroundings in general.
"I'm excited, and I feel relaxed and I'm ready to paaaarty!"
Alcohol plays a role in nearly half of all cases of sexual assault on women in the United
States, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
So be smart.
Being inebriated makes you vulnerable — and since you don't know the person well on a
first date, it's better to be safe than sorry.
Miss Manners
We're all about showing off the best version of ourselves, with a side of "please" and
"thanks."
Working those basic table manners can make a positive impact on your date, and also help
them see your gracious side.
Try to avoid talking with your mouth full, belching, swearing, and picking at your teeth.
You should also make sure that you not only treat your date with respect, but others around
you as well.
Even if the bartender messed up your drink order or the waiter forgot the appetizer,
just remain calm, cool, and composed.
Those hints of kindness and compassion can even help you appear more physically attractive
to your date.
"So you're telling me there's a chance….YEAH!"
Humble-brag
"It's just busy.
Los Angeles in January, San Francisco, Palos, and Portland, the whole West Coast thing really.
I'm told to expect big things out of it."
"You sound like you're bragging."
"That's because I am bragging."
Yeah, confidence is hot.
But bragging is not.
And while you should be proud of personal achievements and successes, trying to convince
your date of your awesomeness only makes you look like a loser.
Rather than dazzling your date, you just come off as a shameless self-promoter.
While you may feel like a million bucks by telling your date how great you are, their
response to your bragging won't be so positive.
On the flip side, when you opt for humility over hubris, you're more likely to hit it
off.
Nailed it
In order to nail a stunning first impression and have your first date be a first-rate success,
it's never been more important to steer clear of these critical first date faux pas.
When you get real about being truthful, optimistic, and courteous on your first date, you're amping
up your chances of connecting with this person in a heartfelt and genuine way.
And get this — you get to be yourself!
"Yeah, I'll go down there and turn on the new Liz Lemon charm, a little Julia Roberts
laugh - ahahahahaha!"
"What's in your teeth?"
"Corn."
Dating can seem a bit daunting, but if you empower yourself with the right attitude and
approach, your first date will have far more potential to grow into a thriving long-term
relationship.
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