Youtube News: Youtube daily report w Feb 6 2018

From asking for underwear to pushing people off a Ferris wheel, the Planet Dolan Crew

re-enacts some of the best true stories from our subreddit about the creepiest things strangers

have said to us.

I'm Doopie, and today, I'll be your narrator.

Number 10 was Submitted by Ghostcatcoon GhostToast When GhostToast was 7 or 8, he had new neighbors

move in near him, but he never really met them.

One day while walking down the sidewalk to his friend's house, GhostToast tripped, and

a man walked over as he got up.

The man said "I like your underwear, can I have them?"

Little GhostToast said no and ran back over to his dad's house, where his stepmom was

luckily on the front porch.

GhostToast found out about a year later that guy was a pedophile and was arrested.

Number 9 was Submitted by xXSmol_PotatoXx Spincess

Spincess and her mom were grocery shopping one day, and while looking for the lettuce,

Spincess saw one of her friends from high school.

They talked for a bit, before Spincess' mom left them alone to grab some cereal.

There was an awkward silence after she left.

Eventually, the man said, "You and your mom are giving me a huge boner."

Spincess looked up from her phone in disgust as the man just stared at her as if he did

nothing wrong.

Spincess called store security, which turned out to be a good thing – apparently the

guy was a wanted rapist.

Number 8 was Submitted by HypernovaRain Legna Legna and his mom went to New York to visit

their family for Thanksgiving.

As they were walking through Port Authority, an old homeless woman walked up to Legna and

said, "You shall die and never leave."

Legna wasn't sure what she meant by that, but he doubts even she knew what she was talking

about.

Not long after, Legna saw an old guy wearing a tutu while riding a scooter.

Legna now thinks New York is pretty cool.

Number 7 was Submitted by Hellbentfanboy Hellbent Hellbent once ran into a man who just randomly

asked if he liked spying on women when they take a shower.

Hellbent said, "No, I'm not a pervert!"

For some reason, the man responded with, "Did you know that I lost my virginity from a homeless

woman?"

Hellbent walked away slowly, but the man grabbed Hellbent by then hoodie and stroked his back.

Hellbent punched him in the jaw and ran away as fast as he could.

Number 6 was Submitted by McQuackers_ Civil Spider

Civil Spider was walking down a street in New York, when a tall, thin stranger came

up to him.

He looked a bit crazy or drunk.

Maybe both.

The man reached into his pocket and pulled out a stick.

He gave it to Civil Spider and said, "This is your only hope to fight off the shadows.

They come from out of the walls.

They will consume you."

He then ran away.

Number 5 was Submitted by Sacky_Boy Grgak When Grgak was 11, he was walking home from

school when he saw a homeless guy on the sidewalk.

Grgak said hi and gave him 3 dollars.

But while Grgak was handing him the money, the man grabbed his hand and said "nice hand

kid, you wanna feel something else?"

Grgak quickly ran home told his parents.

They called the police and had the man arrested.

It turns out the man wasn't a homeless man, he was actually a rapist who had been a fugitive

for 2 months.

Number 4 was Submitted by Godlyfox33 Andiemations When Andiemations was 6 years old, her whole

family went to a carnival for her younger sister's birthday.

When they were eating, an older man came up to their table and said, "2 at 3, 1 at 3:30,

DON'T go on the Ferris wheel."

They obviously didn't know what he meant and laughed it off while watching him go table

to table, probably telling others the same thing.

After they got home, Andie's parents turned on the news to find out that 3 people had

been pushed off the Ferris wheel by the guy who was talking to them.

When medics arrived, he pushed a 14-year-old girl off.

Number 3 was Submitted by Tapestry556Dice Snewpee

When Snewpee was about 7 or 8 years old, she went to the gas station across the street

to get some candy.

As she was looking at the candy bars, an old man walked in.

He walked down the aisle Snewpee was in, stopped behind her, put his hands on her shoulders,

and gripped them tightly.

Snewpee immediately felt uncomfortable.

The man got so close to Snewpee's ear, she could feel his breath on her neck.

Then he whispered, "Wanna know how my daughter died?"

Snewpee stood frozen and didn't say a word.

The man continued, "I just can't handle some girls... but I'm sure I can handle you."

Snewpee started whimpering in fear, and at that point, the cashier told the man to leave.

The man flicked Snewpee's ear and left.

The cashier bought Snewpee a candy pack of gum because he felt bad.

Number 2 was Submitted by Sha_boops Mimi_Up Mimi used to take the city bus to and from

school.

One day it started raining while walking to the bus stop.

So by the time Mimi got onto the bus, she was soaking wet, and the bus was full.

Mimi ended up standing in the middle of the bus, sandwiched between people until a guy

moved all the way across the bus to stand in front of her and deliberatelypress his

chest against hers.

Mimi tried backing up, but the man leaned closer and whispered in her ear "If you say

anything, I'll be wearing your skin home instead of my jacket."

Then he licked Mimi's ear and got off the bus.

Later that day, Mimi washed herself for like an hour in the shower.

Number 1 – What's the creepiest thing a stranger ever said to me?

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100 frases básicas para Aprender Ingles | Learn English from Spanish | Aprende Inglés Americano - Duration: 20:42.

I need your 100 percent attention.

Don't show me attitude.

Who's your attorney?

Opposite sexes attract each other.

She has an attractive personality.

What are the attributes of this element?

You are my audience.

Who is the author of this book?

I don't have any authority.

Can you put it on auto?

That movie is not available.

I was an average student.

I try to avoid conflicts.

The next award goes to Mr. Ifactner.

Are you aware of the circumstances?

We need to bring awareness in the society.

Don't go away.

The taste of this burger is awful.

The baby is sleeping.

Come back to me.

Do you have any background knowledge?

I'm bad.

He was badly hurt in an accident.

I need a bag.

The baker bakes bread.

You need a work and play balance in your life.

The boy is playing with the ball.

Why did they ban this movie?

I'm a part of a band of brothers.

This is the best bank in the country.

She's standing on the bank of the river.

This is the best bank in the country.

She's standing on the bank of the river.

The bar is too high.

She works in a bar.

The bar is too high.

She works in a bar.

He barely escaped a major accident.

How many barrels of water are left?

You can't go beyond this barrier.

This is an important air force base.

I don't know how to play baseball.

This is a basic English vocabulary course.

Basically, you are right.

On which basis are you arresting him?

Can you pass the fruit basket?

I love to play basketball.

Where is the bathroom?

My car's battery is dead.

Who won that battle?

To be or not to be.

She is on the beach.

I love beans.

There are 3 types of bears.

Don't beat your children.

You're very beautiful.

Beauty ends on you.

I can't come to the office because I'm sick.

What has become of you?

I sleep on my bed.

Where is your bedroom?

Do you drink non alcoholic beer?

I should finish my work before I go on vacations.

Let's begin.

Human beings have been fighting from the beginnings of time.

He has a bad behavior.

Behind enemy lines is my favorite movie.

I'm being polite.

What's your belief?

I believe you.

The bell is ringing.

I belong to a respectable family.

The temperature is below freezing point.

Please fasten your seat belt.

I'm sitting on a bench.

I can't bend this iron rod.

What's beneath the water surface?

This course will benefit you a lot.

I also work in a company beside making Youtube videos.

You are a good person besides this.

Ifactner is the best online teacher.

I can bet on it.

You are better than this.

I sleep between my breaks.

You can't go beyond this point.

Bible is a holy book.

It's big.

I live in a big house.

It's big.

I live in a big house.

I like to ride a bike.

Waiter, please bring me the bill.

The population of the world is over 7 billion.

Can you bind these papers into a book?

Who is her biological father?

I love birds.

He was happy on the birth of his daughter.

When is your birthday?

Can I taste a bit of your pizza?

You can take a bite.

I've a black car.

The blade of this razor is very sharp.

Don't blame me.

It's cold.

Can you please give me a blanket?

It's cold.

Can you please give me a blanket?

Blind people can't see.

This building is made of mud blocks.

What is your blood type?

Blow the candles.

I love blue color.

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"DEATH GAVE ME A CHOICE" Creepypasta Readings | Scary Stories - Duration: 19:22.

Death came to me that night as I sat numbly in a puddle of my own desperate blood and

tears.

And when I saw him, a tall entity clothed in a robe so black it reached past the depths

of darkness I felt inside my heart.

I'd been upset.

Not about one thing in particular, but multiple things.

I'd made so many mistakes, that trying to put myself back together had become harder

than reassembling a broken egg shell.

A year earlier, I'd lost the most important person in my life.

The only girl I truly loved: Penny.

I could only blame myself.

I'd spent the past year blaming myself for betraying her, betraying her trust.

She'd found a new guy, a better guy than I am.

One that brought her flowers, took her out on fancy dates, was loyal to her.

And all that reminded me of how many chances I used to have to do all those things for

her.

6 months earlier the guilt and pain got to me – tore at my soul – and to numb the

pain I took sleeping pills will alcohol every night, dreading the moment I'd wake up to

another sunny, lonely day.

4 months earlier, I lost my job and my scholarship because the depression and substance abuse

kept me rooted to the spot.

I didn't want to face a world where I'd have to watch everyone else swim, as I'm

slowly sinking.

3 months earlier I lost my friends and family as well; I'd become distant and emotionless.

I turned down invites, didn't show up for holiday get-togethers, blew up on anyone who

told me I needed help.

I was in chaos, and I could only blame myself.

1 month earlier, I'd bought the small rectangular case of razors.

Adding self abuse to the substance abuse.

I'd feel the smallest release when I felt the sharp sting and saw the deep red flow

down my wrist.

And that night, I called my ex girlfriend slightly tipsy, but truthful all the same.

I told her I loved her, I begged for another chance, I cried harder than I'd cried in

months just at the sound of hearing her voice.

She told me one thing and one thing only, "I don't love you anymore, Calvin.

And I never will."

She hung up the phone immediately after, and all I could do was stare blankly at the corner

of the room.

But as everything hit me at once, it hit me harder than a car going full speed.

I didn't hesitate.

I swallowed the rest of my sleeping pills, gulped down the remaining vodka straight from

the bottle, and I used those razors to cut deeper than I'd ever cut.

So here I sat, hopeless and alone.

But I wasn't alone.

I'd looked down at my bloody wrists for mere seconds, and when I looked back up he

was there.

A normal person would have been hysterical and afraid, but I wasn't normal anymore.

I wasn't surprised he was there.

No, I welcomed it.

"Calvin," he spoke in the most baritone voice I'd ever heard – lower than the

voice overs on every movie preview – and he said that one word with a disapproving

sigh.

The way he said it made me feel like a kid again, as if I'd done something and lied

about it.

But I wasn't lying now.

The proof was in the mess that was myself at that moment.

I sobbed shakily, "I-I'm sorry," I said.

For whatever reason, I felt like I had to apologize, so I did.

"You've spent a long time being sorry, Calvin.

But not once did you say sorry to yourself."

A crease formed in between my eyebrows as I mulled over what he'd just said.

It came to me slowly.

He wanted me to see that my only enemy was myself.

"Do you give all of the souls you come across helpful advice?

I thought you were Death, not a psychologist," I raised an eyebrow at him, still unnerved

by the fact that I was looking into an endless black hold where his face should be.

He forced a deep, short laugh, "No.

Mostly just the ones like you, that take it into their own hands to decide fate.

It's not up to you Calvin."

"Sooo you give advice to your suicide victims.

What does that mean?"

He sighed again, as if he'd explained this thousands of times before; I'm sure he had.

"It means you don't get to decide this.

It means I'm giving you another perspective."

I stood up, curiosity hanging on ever word.

"What perspective would that be?

The only way I see things is that I'm a horrible, crap excuse for a human being.

So why be afraid of dying when I'm more afraid to live?

I had to do this.

I needed to do this."

"And I'm showing you, Calvin, what living can do for you."

A hint of persuasion sounded in his voice.

"Tell me, Death.

What do I have to live for?"

The question came out harshly, but he didn't flinch.

"Listen closely.

What if I told you that you'd make it through this depression, not fully healed but controlled

by medication and therapy.

What if I told you that because you'll overcome this depression, you'll get another job.

And the job will pay for the education you dissed.

When you're done with that education, you'll be admired.

Admired by your friends..your family..and most importantly your ex girlfriend.

They'll see the greatness in you that you know you have.

They'll be proud of that change.

You won't be able to looks at a bottle of vodka without being sick.

And what if I told you that your career will pay for the expensive ring you'll use to

propose to your one and only.

And you'll be able to give her all the flowers and dates and loyalty you'd failed to give

before.

Most importantly, what if I told you you'd be able to give her a dream wedding as well?

And give her two beautiful children: a girl and a boy.

What if I told you you'd be missing out on life by choosing to give up?"

Tears rimmed my eyes opaquely, "I can be happy again?"

I asked hopefully, afraid of what the answer might be.

But his answer was the biggest relief I'd ever felt, "Yes, you can be happy again."

I wiped my wet cheeks and cracked a trembling smile, "I'd say I want to live."

"Then I am no longer needed," the finality in his voice diminished the tension I'd

felt before.

As I grinned wider, I let out a half cry-half chuckle, "Thank you.

Thank you so much."

"Now go to the hospital, get your stomach pumped and seal up you wounds.

Goodbye," and in a flash the black void that was him vanished.

For days afterward couldn't get rid of that smile.

The nurses and doctors that helped me were puzzled by it.

A man being treated for a suicide attempt is this happy?

I knew to them there was nothing right about it.

But I hadn't felt for right in my whole life.

Because of my obvious mental health issues, I stayed in the mental ward for a month after

I healed physically.

Just like Death said, I still had the memories of my depression, but it was nothing the therapy

and medication couldn't fix.

After I was released, I found a job at a call center that paid slightly more than minimum

wage.

It wasn't the best of jobs, but I was surely glad to have it.

I saved money for a few months and started going to school again in the fall.

I was working on a business degree.

My friends and family were there to watch me graduate, and I'd never felt more thankful.

Finally, I was making people proud again.

I wasn't failing.

I didn't even drink that night with the rest of my friends.

I didn't want to touch another drop of alcohol.

I spent that night with the people closest to me, all seated at a large table at the

best restaurant in town.

And I'm so glad I chose to do so that night, because our waitress happened to be the girl

I missed so badly and still loved.

She looked surprised to see me, but she also looked glad.

"Calvin…"

She said, staring at me as if I was her long lost twin.

I wanted to smile too, but I noticed the faint purple under her right eye.

It wasn't completely hidden by her beige foundation.

She knew I noticed, and before I could say anything she began taking our orders.

Concerned, I told my family and friends as they were leaving that I was going to stay

and speak to her.

They understood, and after more congratulations, departed.

I waited another hour in twilight stained parking lot, where I could breathe in the

fresh spring breeze.

She was one of the first to come out and she noticed me propped next to the entrance, halting

her stride.

Penny's face lit up and there were tears in her eyes, "I knew you'd wait for me,

Cal.

I know you're a great guy, I think I've always known you had potential but I guess

I was being my own worst enemy."

Those words brought back the tiniest memory of what Death had told me months prior – that

I should say sorry to myself.

And she needed to do the same.

"The past is the past Penny.

No animosity."

She looked even more grateful then and reached to hug me.

I put a hand on her cheek before she could, and gently rubbed the purple under her eye,

"Did he do this to you?"

I asked concerned and pissed off.

Penny didn't say a word, but her deep brown eyes said it all.

He obviously was over the accommodating boyfriend role and had started asking too much of her.

But I would become everything she needed and more.

I pulled her into a hug and ran my fingers through her long hair, "It won't happen

again, love.

I'm here now."

After that night, things were better than they'd ever been between me and Penny.

She'd gotten away from her abusive boyfriend and together we got him the jail sentence

he deserved.

We'd spend every moment we had to spare with each other, and it was like we'd never

even parted.

Even our old inside jokes remained the same.

With time, I'd saved enough to buy her the most beautiful ring I could find, and I proposed

to her.

Right in the middle of the local high school football field where we'd met so many years

ago.

A field, maybe not the best setting for a proposal but it meant so much to both of us.

Flowers filled our house with fragrant smells.

I brought home one everyday after work.

I made reservations every weekend for dates.

And no girl could ever mean as much to me as my Penny.

The wedding was the one she'd always dreamed of when we were younger: A winter wedding

in the snow, everything adorned in blues and whites, and that long sleeved dress she'd

hoped for ever since she saw it in that store window.

A year after the marriage, Penny came to me with the best news I'd ever received from

her.

She was pregnant.

We found out it was a girl, and I was every bit the happy father when our Violet came

into the world.

Dark hair, just like her mother.

Two years later, we had our son – Jackson.

He looked like me, with green eyes and a mop of chesnut hair.

Violet was over the moon about having a younger sibling.

Life was amazing.

It was everything Death had told me it would be, and more.

I chose life the last time I saw him, and life chose me.

You can imagine my shock the day I found him standing in front of my work desk.

I had been tapping away on my computer, focused on nothing but my work.

He broke that trance.

I became a statue, still as Lot's wife after she had turned to salt.

After seconds of this vacant stare-off, I broke the stillness, "Why…"

He sighed, much like he had the night we'd met.

That disapproving sigh, but now with a bit of apprehension.

"Something has occurred, Calvin.

Something bad."

My heart beat swiftly against my ribs, I stopped breathing.

"W-what do you mean bad?"

A million things raced through my head at once.

My family, my friends, myself; did something happen to them?

Was something going to happen to me.

"You remember Hale, don't you Calvin."

Hale.

The piece of crap I'd put in jail.

I hated hearing his name, "Yeah.

I remember that bastard.

What about him?

Did he finally get what was coming to hi-"

"He got out of jail, Calvin."

The caution and pity in that one sentence couldn't have been good.

I stood up from my office chair, flustered, "there's no way!

He couldn't have gotten out yet!

He received fifteen years!

It's only been nine!"

"Ever heard of good behavior Calvin?"

I was enraged.

How could this monster be capable of good behavior?

And then I remembered.

He'd fooled Penny for a year.

He had been a wolf in sheep's clothing.

He was definitely capable of fooling others.

"I think you need to come with me, Calvin."

I didn't waste any time.

I followed him, not bothering to tell anyone I was leaving work.

My first priority was to make sure the people I loved were okay.

But the pieces that were being put together in my mind was anything but okay.

I drove ninety all the way home.

Beads of sweat had formed across my forehead and my breathing was loudly audible.

Death followed me into the house as I rushed inside, but he said nothing.

The living room was a mess of broken vases – the ones which held all the flowers I'd

given to Penny.

And a million little pedals and leaves littered the floor.

I was so immensely angry and scared at the same time.

Scared mostly, because the scene in front of me hinted that nothing good could come

from it.

I screamed, terror in my voice, "Penny!

Violet, Jack!

Wher-"

"The master bedroom, Calvin," Death said from somewhere in my peripheral.

He pointed to the door at the end of the hall.

A door that was now chopped and broken, standing slightly ajar.

I sprinted down the hallway and pushed past the door, not worrying about the sharp splinters

that dug into my left hand.

The light was off.

I wish I hadn't turned it on.

Because when I did…I was met with sheer horror.

Blood.

Crimson painted across the white carpet and bedsheets.

On the walls.

And painted on the bodies of the three people in my life that meant the most to me.

The details are too traumatizing to repeat, but the axe that had been used on all of them

was left behind – embedded into my wife's skull.

I fell to my knees in front of them, wracking sobs so hard they made me puke.

I just couldn't stop crying.

I couldn't speak.

I was screaming under the weight of emotional pain.

I was hurt.

"But you said it would be better!"

I turned to Death, screaming and seeing red, "you said I'd be happy!

Why…," I sobbed deeply again, unable to contain the lump in my throat.

"And you were Calvin.

You were happy for several years.

But with a life comes chances.

Good ones and bad ones.

Everyone suffers Calvin."

"Suffer?

I have nothing to live for anymore Death!

I've lost my reasons for living, for working, for loving!

That's more than suffering!"

I couldn't contain the contempt in my voice and I got dangerously close to that black

hole of a face Death wore, despite having to look up to see it.

"You're wrong again Calvin.

I'm here not only for your family, as I do have to do my job," he lifted his bony

hands in surrender, "but I'm also here for you…"

"What?!

You already know I'm planning to kill myself once again, psychologist?"

I spat at him, hot rage drenched in every word.

"Actually, yes.

I knew you'd try.

You'll go get the pistol from the top shelf of your closet and blow your brains out, you'll

do it in a few hours in this very room.

But I have another perspective for you."

My mouth hung ajar.

He knew my plans, knew where the pistol was that I kept for protection, but I couldn't

be too surprised.

After a moment I crossed my arms and glared, "oh!

Another perspective for me, huh?

What?!

What could possibly make me choose life this time?

A life that isn't worth living!"

For the first and last time, Death laid a hand on my shoulder, and although I couldn't

see his face, I knew he was looking me right in the eyes.

"You must live Calvin, because Hale must die.

And you're the one who will make it happen," I thought I heard his lips part into a smile,

if he had lips.

Death made it clear once again for me.

"What do you say, Calvin?"

I smiled then too – what must have appeared a sick, sinister grin, but a grin all the

same.

"I'd say I want to live."

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Ants vs Disease - Duration: 2:33.

Ant societies, like our own, are susceptible to disease. They live in

large dense groups where the potential for pathogen outbreak is high. We know

that some ants have the ability to produce antimicrobials and fight

pathogens, but there was a big gap in our knowledge. We didn't know if all ants use

antimicrobials to fight disease. So my colleagues and I tested antimicrobials from 20

species of ants. We found that some ants produce really strong, general

antimicrobials, but we are more surprised by what we didn't find.

Ants are chemical production factories. They can produce antimicrobial compounds from internal

glands such as a poison and metaplueral glands. The contents of these glands can

be spread across an ant's body or directly deployed to combat infection.

We tested the antimicrobial activity of surface chemicals from ants by measuring

their ability to inhibit bacterial growth and a liquid culture assay. Here's

how it worked. We started with samples of 5, 10, 20, and

40 ants. We extract their surface compounds by soaking them in solvent for 24 hours.

Next, we loaded a test plate with the ant extracts and live bacteria in a liquid culture.

To monitor contamination we loaded another set of wells with just

ant extract and our culture media. Finally we loaded bacteria on their own to get

uninhibited growth curves. We incubated the plate and measured bacterial growth

over 24 hours. Uninhibited bacteria produce growth curves that look like

this. We classified antimicrobial activity as inhibition of 90% of

bacterial growth as compared to control wells. 10 of the 20 species we tested

showed strong antimicrobial activity. The strongest activity was from a tiny

subterranean species of thief ant. The surprising part was finding that eight

of the species we tested showed no signs of antimicrobial activity. We didn't

expect this because others, using these same methods, found that social insects

produce strong antimicrobials.

Establishing the fact that not all ants produce strong, general antimicrobials

helps us in refining our search for those species that could prove to be bio-

medically useful. A main reason my colleagues and I study ants is to figure

out how they've overcome challenges that we as humans also face. Disease

resistance is one of those challenges and we still have a lot to learn from

the ants.

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Dschungel-Wiedersehen: Alle rechnen mit Giuliana Farfalla ab - Duration: 2:54.

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Tome essa Mistura e Acabe com a Cólica Renal! | Naturalmente Saudável - Duration: 2:25.

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Skol | Maria e João - Duration: 0:31.

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#SAL AT RIO DE JANEIRO | #SAL 46 | Living in a sailboat at Guanabara Bay - Duration: 12:21.

We're on the move ... A mini move in fact, just for a month.

Let's spend some time in Rio to find out what it's like to live on a sailboat in a big city.

And it will also be a farewell to a great friend: Brutus.

It was here in the middle of this crossing to Rio,

with the sea in a mess, that I was sure we had sold it.

Then I gave her a big hug, because I knew it was going to be the last crossing I would do on Brutus.

It's funny, it's kind of silly, but we end up creating a feeling like

as if it were a horse or a pet.

And this is not new. In English boats are one of the

few inanimate objects that ask for feminine rather than neutral pronouns.

We'll still deliver him in a few months, so we have time to say goodbye.

We love Paraty, and in the last few weeks we've done some really nice things.

We help make an unforgettable propose from Vinícius to Cecilia

and we went to a wedding without wearing shoes, Joao and Adriana.

At the wedding, it was also a chance to talk more with Elio, who was already getting ready to leave.

He was introspective, seemed to be already entering a solitary mood.

Preparing for the first leg of his crossing of the northwest passage,

that is, from the Atlantic to the Pacific by the North Pole.

He left 3 days before us, with the intention of making a first leg

direct to New Port, in the United States, perhaps with a stop in the Bahamas

It was great to had him here this year with us. Now we will stay at least 4 without seeing him again

You're very welcome and we're going after you.

Ohh! Now that I will fart, huh!

Okay, some distance! Thank you for teaching me how to kill cockroaches.

Bon voyage, my friend.

Before leaving I had fixed some leaks and an air leak in the Brutus diesel line,

We're here with a little engine problem.

We are here on a wonderful Daycharter

A small problem in the engine and we are solving in an alternative way, right?

Let's think about the good side of this: A very good barbecue, a beer cracking cold

and an excellent chat

Our heroes !!!

How nice! We were negotiating which arm to eat first.

I will throw it.

The training was good!

Honey, stay at the helm please.

which although it was nothing serious, made me sweat a lot ....

I also fixed a small oil leak from the cylinder head cover.

This made me learn a lot more about mechanics with the help of many friends.

Beautiful! I love listening to this noise!

This is awesome!

There, there!

This little engine is awesome!

Awesome!

This engine never stpos. Diesel never stops. That can be all smoke. Everyone come out from behind you.

It runs, it runs anyway. It is a beauty!

This engine is better than a cousin's kiss! Good as hell!

Having some autonomy in this area is a major short-term goal.

Not that I do not have an excellent mechanic, I really like Lau.

But we intend to go in the future to places that do not always have a mechanic available.

After everything revised and shining, we began our crossing.

To go to Rio, the ideal is to wait for a cold front,

so you do not catch the contrary winds that good weather brings, usually from the East.

The other time I went to Rio, I went upwind and it was very exhausting.

This time with Aline, I did not wanted to risk it.

On this route I think it's best to leave after the first day of the cold front,

when the strongest winds blow and the rain really falls.

So our plan is to wait the right moment at Ilha Grande,

which besides being already closer to Rio is a good place to wait for anything.

It was also an opportunity to visit Adriano and Isa from the floating Lagoa Verde steak house

The one we recorded in #SAL #14

There I met Adriano's new invention: An water bike!

Already have a name for it?

The "Skinnies of the Ocean"?

Skinnies of the Ocean!i

Is this entrepreneurship or is it not?

Aline!

Hi!

What would that be?

Entrepreneurship ...?

Entrepreneur as it's best!

And what do you intend to do with it?

Rent, franchises ...

Put it in some places to rent, right Adriano?

Nice!

So let's go for entrepreneurship !!!

And who suddenly appears there?

Elio Crapun!

With Paulo and Rose

So, you are you going to say: But how so???

Well.. he had to stop because of a problem with the navigation lights, just after leaving.

See these two figures together, it was too much

It's a lot of italianisse in one place !!

Bravo, bravo ???? ??? ??? Veneto ???? ??? Does anyone understand?

He ended up helping Adriano with a design of a better helm for the bike.

Thanks!

I found her super stable, fun and a good idea

After we said goodbye, we went to the Marina Portogalo to fill our diesel tank.

At this moment the cold front arrived and made everything more uncomfortable.

To make matters worse I forgot my waterproof pants.

We did not intended to use many liters of fuel,

but I think it's safer to leave with a full tank.

I'm in doubt if we go to Pouso or stay here and wait for the rain to stop ... better, right?

The original plan was to go to Pouso on Ilha Grande, the last beach sheltered before Rio De Janeiro.

But it was raining so much, I preferred to stop here before.

This would increase the last leg to Rio in about two hours,

but it was better than facing the rain.

So we had dinner, watched a movie, and slept a little.

A little bit, because I woke up at 2AM.

My plan was still to arrive in Rio by day. And for that I had to leave early.

Sunrise is always one of the coolest things about these crossings.

The wind as we predicted was in favor at around 10 to 20 knots

and Brutus was in a good speed.

Sometimes with the Genoa II, sometimes with the Genoa III,

which are two foresail options.

The only thing though, is that the sea was quite shaky, with 2.5m waves and a Navy warning.

The height was not so much the problem,

but there were still waves of the previous wind along with these new formed by the cold front,

then it was a mess.

As I watched the waves hitting the rocks and rising,

I thought it was a little too much for Aline,

who is still getting used to crossings in the open sea.

And it really was difficult for her. A good part of the crossing she was lay, which made her avoid being seasick.

But arriving in Rio de Janeiro by the sea is something that is ordinary.

We're tied!

Baby, now you deserve to do whatever you want.

We anchored at Urca, at the foot of the Sugarloaf.

I just needed to fix my cell phone the next day, which fell to the ground during the crossing

and fix the dinghy outboard engine fuel tank valve, that was leaking gasoline.

He felt! And so, there was water in the basement

He fell into that basement water and the screen is not good.

I was afraid I'd lost the phone. I still have this fear, but ...

there was a call! Maybe it is working.

Then ... I threw up some isopropyl alcohol, which is the holy water of electronics.

I still have hope of changing the screen and get it working again.

These unexpected expenses really suck!

But I think happiness is not to end all problems,

one must learn to live with some who appear at times.

And here at the foot of the Sugarloaf,

facing Christ The Redeemer,

on a beach with the promise that you can leave your dinghy and gobuy a new phone,

comes to me another poem by Mario Quintana:

"The true art of traveling ...

We should always go out on the street like running away from home,

As if all the ways of the world were open before us.

It does not matter that the commitments, the obligations are there ...

We came from far away, with an open soul and the heart singing!"

It was a delight to solve these problems,

We walk around town, play, learn.

and we felt that we were living one of the happiest days of our lives.

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Drink this Tea Every Day to Lose Weight Naturally - Duration: 3:29.

The hibiscus tea can really help someone want to lose weight, due to the fact that

that it can improve the effects of good diet and regular exercise and get rid of

of the fat around your hip and waist.

Hibiscus tea is a complete drink for help in weight loss.

It has diuretic effect, because it fights retention of liquids.

Helps maintain regular bowel movements and helps reduce fat.

Complementing, the hibiscus is full of flavonoids and rich in antioxidants that fight radicals

free, protecting the heart from disease and your aging skin.

In addition to helping you lose weight, the hibiscus can:

- detoxify the kidneys and liver; - help control diabetes;

- to combat anxiety and depression; - to control high blood pressure.

Learn how to make hibiscus tea with complementary ingredients that will accelerate

your metabolism.

Ingredients

- 4 dry hibiscus (or 1 tablespoon) in powder); - 1 liter of water; - 1 stick of cinnamon;

- 2 garlic cloves.

boil the liter of water.

Once it begins to boil, add the ingredients and wait another 3 minutes.

Now that you know how to make tea from hibiscus for weight loss, see these important tips

for consumption:

The best thing to do is to start drinking one cup a day and gradually drink

more often, up to 3 times a day.

Drink this tea between meals, especially When you're in the mood to eat bullshit.

This will fool you into believing that you is no longer hungry.

Try not to sweeten the tea.

Hibiscus has a raspberry-like flavor, so it should not be difficult to get used to

with its flavor.

Avoid eating too much salt because it of liquid.

Use other spices, such as oregano, parsley and rosemary.

Do not eat too many refined carbohydrates (rice white, bread, macaroni, desserts made

with white flour).

Try and use the full grain versions, which will make you feel full longer.

Normally, hibiscus tea has no collaterals.

However, people with hypertension and women pregnant or nursing women should talk to

your doctors before

to drink this tea.

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Katarina Witt - The Diva on Ice with a huge heart | Legends Live On - Duration: 9:31.

I must have been 5 or 6 when I first stepped onto the ice

of my own free will.

(LEGENDS LIVE ON KATARINA WITT)

I fell in love with everything to do with it

and begged my parents,

"Please let me become an ice skater!"

East Germany had put people into programmes

and she chose skating and skating chose her.

She met Jutta Müller I think at a very young age

and stayed with her through her whole career.

Jutta Müller, who was one of the most famous

figure skating coaches in history.

If Frau Müller caught your eye, there was a chance for you.

I was around that coach of hers.

I thought my coach was tough,

I mean, that was a whole different level of...

Jutta understood how great Katarina was.

She was not only beautiful and had a great body

but she had that extreme focus and she had that hunger.

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES SARAJEVO 1984)

When it was announced I was going to Sarajevo

to the Olympic Games

I knew I wanted to win the gold medal.

It was during the Cold War,

a time when rivalries were really created.

There was this feeling of East versus West, good versus bad,

evil communism versus capitalism.

She was stunning and she was gorgeous

and she was a Brooke Shields lookalike

so I'm like, "Great, I'm competing

"against a Brooke Shields lookalike."

I loved the competition.

Training was empty halls, boring, nobody there,

but during the competition

I could be the centre of attention.

You are in a complete tunnel, really focused.

You really close everything else around you off.

And so Katarina skated right before me

and my coach came back to get me,

and usually she'd come back and say, "Oh, my gosh, whatever,

"you can totally beat that."

She just came back, and was just like

deer in the headlights

and when I saw the deer in the headlights in her face

I was like, "Oh, crap."

I don't think I've ever felt pressure like that again.

I remember sitting doing that little,

"Please, oh, please, oh, please, oh, please,

"I hope I won," but I think, deep down,

I kind of knew I hadn't.

I felt like I had let myself down and let the country down.

A 19-year-old mind thinks that way

and as you grow up you learn how lucky you were

to even be at the Olympics.

This is with my coach, Mrs Müller.

This was taken after the awards ceremony at Sarajevo.

Of course the coach is happiest

when her protégé takes a gold medal home.

Katarina wanted to win.

All of the freedom she had to travel abroad, everything -

the car, the apartment - those only went to winners.

The English initials for it were GDR

which I always said stood for Grey, Drab and Repressed,

and Katarina was exactly the opposite of that.

Nobody knew when we could travel next.

It depended on how I performed as an athlete

whether I could qualify for the next competition.

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES, CALGARY 1988)

It was an interesting Olympics.

I mean, we had Jamaican bobsled.

We had Eddie the Eagle.

We had Katarina.

After 1984, Rosalynn left the sport.

My toughest rival was gone.

Then Debi Thomas entered the world stage,

my toughest competitor.

One of the things that intensified

the rivalry in Calgary

was that both Debi and Katarina

chose to do their free skate

to music from Bizet's opera Carmen.

Carmen, the complete diva,

and Katarina was a diva in the best sense of the word.

She totally embodied Carmen's personality on the ice.

(CALGARY 1988)

(LADIES FIGURE SKATING - FREE SKATE PROGRAMME)

As a figure skater, you are playing a character,

you need to act, with emotions.

I posed in the middle for nearly 20 seconds.

Today you cannot do this.

Back then I had the time

just to pose and flirt with the audience

and judges in the middle of the performance,

to enjoy the music.

Figure skating is a theatrical sport

and there was nobody more theatrical on the ice

than Katarina Witt.

Lying on the ice,

I knew I had left the door slightly open for Debi Thomas.

Katarina came out to stand at the boards

while Debi was skating.

Other skaters never did that.

Whether it was Katarina's attempt,

as some people thought, to put a hex on Debi,

or whether it was Katarina's attempt to intimidate her,

which clearly was in Katarina's arsenal

of psychological tricks...

When her coach wished her luck, they gave each other high-fives

but Debi missed it.

I thought, "She doesn't seem 100%."

So I realised she wouldn't make it to the top of the ranking

and so I thought, "I have my Olympic victory!"

Debi Thomas was skating to Carmen, Katarina was Carmen.

I had to win gold because

I had done a deal with the GDR government.

I could only continue skating

as a professional

if I won gold.

And this was later. Oops, the pages are falling out.

Brian Boitano whilst shooting our movie, Carmen On Ice.

Figure skaters are so lucky.

After the Olympics they go on to performing

in tours and TV specials.

In the end, we transformed the ice shows

into something more spectacular than ever.

Brian and I invented a "new" and "modern" version

of the ice shows

which was incredibly successful.

We would travel for five months during the year

at a different city on tour.

We were very proud of what we created - Stars On Ice,

and all the television specials,

and it was a pretty amazing time.

All of a sudden in 1993,

she decides to come back to competitive figure skating.

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES LILLEHAMMER 1994)

There I was, older, wiser and more mature.

I wanted the experience again.

To get another gold, that would have been impossible.

The generation after me was simply too good, technically.

They had leapt forwards.

They are so young at the Olympic Games.

They don't even realise what they are experiencing.

It's a unique experience, an event,

that you can't share with anyone who hasn't been there.

I'm getting goose bumps immediately

when talking about it.

Her being there, her presenting that programme,

it was like a final statement in front of the world.

For me nowadays,

if you ask me what I am doing, or what my job is,

then all I can really answer is my job is basically being me.

She's got a really wicked, great sense of humour,

she laughs very easily, she's kind of goofy

but then she's really serious when she wants to be.

One of the projects closest to my heart

is my foundation that I founded in 2005

which supports children and teenagers

with physical disabilities,

and this has become more and more important to me

over the years.

Of course, I have to collect money to fund projects,

so that we can help more children.

She will remain one of the greatest of all time

because of having won two Olympic gold medals

and because of her impact on the audiences who saw her.

When the fire burns inside and you have passion,

then you can do anything.

(LEGENDS LIVE ON)

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CREEPIEST STRANGERS EVER #2 | Dolan True Stories - Duration: 7:31.

From asking for underwear to pushing people off a Ferris wheel, the Planet Dolan Crew

re-enacts some of the best true stories from our subreddit about the creepiest things strangers

have said to us.

I'm Doopie, and today, I'll be your narrator.

Number 10 was Submitted by Ghostcatcoon GhostToast When GhostToast was 7 or 8, he had new neighbors

move in near him, but he never really met them.

One day while walking down the sidewalk to his friend's house, GhostToast tripped, and

a man walked over as he got up.

The man said "I like your underwear, can I have them?"

Little GhostToast said no and ran back over to his dad's house, where his stepmom was

luckily on the front porch.

GhostToast found out about a year later that guy was a pedophile and was arrested.

Number 9 was Submitted by xXSmol_PotatoXx Spincess

Spincess and her mom were grocery shopping one day, and while looking for the lettuce,

Spincess saw one of her friends from high school.

They talked for a bit, before Spincess' mom left them alone to grab some cereal.

There was an awkward silence after she left.

Eventually, the man said, "You and your mom are giving me a huge boner."

Spincess looked up from her phone in disgust as the man just stared at her as if he did

nothing wrong.

Spincess called store security, which turned out to be a good thing – apparently the

guy was a wanted rapist.

Number 8 was Submitted by HypernovaRain Legna Legna and his mom went to New York to visit

their family for Thanksgiving.

As they were walking through Port Authority, an old homeless woman walked up to Legna and

said, "You shall die and never leave."

Legna wasn't sure what she meant by that, but he doubts even she knew what she was talking

about.

Not long after, Legna saw an old guy wearing a tutu while riding a scooter.

Legna now thinks New York is pretty cool.

Number 7 was Submitted by Hellbentfanboy Hellbent Hellbent once ran into a man who just randomly

asked if he liked spying on women when they take a shower.

Hellbent said, "No, I'm not a pervert!"

For some reason, the man responded with, "Did you know that I lost my virginity from a homeless

woman?"

Hellbent walked away slowly, but the man grabbed Hellbent by then hoodie and stroked his back.

Hellbent punched him in the jaw and ran away as fast as he could.

Number 6 was Submitted by McQuackers_ Civil Spider

Civil Spider was walking down a street in New York, when a tall, thin stranger came

up to him.

He looked a bit crazy or drunk.

Maybe both.

The man reached into his pocket and pulled out a stick.

He gave it to Civil Spider and said, "This is your only hope to fight off the shadows.

They come from out of the walls.

They will consume you."

He then ran away.

Number 5 was Submitted by Sacky_Boy Grgak When Grgak was 11, he was walking home from

school when he saw a homeless guy on the sidewalk.

Grgak said hi and gave him 3 dollars.

But while Grgak was handing him the money, the man grabbed his hand and said "nice hand

kid, you wanna feel something else?"

Grgak quickly ran home told his parents.

They called the police and had the man arrested.

It turns out the man wasn't a homeless man, he was actually a rapist who had been a fugitive

for 2 months.

Number 4 was Submitted by Godlyfox33 Andiemations When Andiemations was 6 years old, her whole

family went to a carnival for her younger sister's birthday.

When they were eating, an older man came up to their table and said, "2 at 3, 1 at 3:30,

DON'T go on the Ferris wheel."

They obviously didn't know what he meant and laughed it off while watching him go table

to table, probably telling others the same thing.

After they got home, Andie's parents turned on the news to find out that 3 people had

been pushed off the Ferris wheel by the guy who was talking to them.

When medics arrived, he pushed a 14-year-old girl off.

Number 3 was Submitted by Tapestry556Dice Snewpee

When Snewpee was about 7 or 8 years old, she went to the gas station across the street

to get some candy.

As she was looking at the candy bars, an old man walked in.

He walked down the aisle Snewpee was in, stopped behind her, put his hands on her shoulders,

and gripped them tightly.

Snewpee immediately felt uncomfortable.

The man got so close to Snewpee's ear, she could feel his breath on her neck.

Then he whispered, "Wanna know how my daughter died?"

Snewpee stood frozen and didn't say a word.

The man continued, "I just can't handle some girls... but I'm sure I can handle you."

Snewpee started whimpering in fear, and at that point, the cashier told the man to leave.

The man flicked Snewpee's ear and left.

The cashier bought Snewpee a candy pack of gum because he felt bad.

Number 2 was Submitted by Sha_boops Mimi_Up Mimi used to take the city bus to and from

school.

One day it started raining while walking to the bus stop.

So by the time Mimi got onto the bus, she was soaking wet, and the bus was full.

Mimi ended up standing in the middle of the bus, sandwiched between people until a guy

moved all the way across the bus to stand in front of her and deliberatelypress his

chest against hers.

Mimi tried backing up, but the man leaned closer and whispered in her ear "If you say

anything, I'll be wearing your skin home instead of my jacket."

Then he licked Mimi's ear and got off the bus.

Later that day, Mimi washed herself for like an hour in the shower.

Number 1 – What's the creepiest thing a stranger ever said to me?

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