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hello bitches it's ya girl NihonSaranghae

and today we're gonna talk about why I hate boygroups so much

or at least why people think I do

maybe because I always say how girl groups are better...yeah... that might be it

well sis let me tell you a story I don't actually hate boy groups

why the fuck should i I have a life

in fact I used to stan quite a lot of them

but then i lost interest to be honest but I still stan BIGBANG literal kings

will forever stan and now I also stan EXO surprise suprise

I can't really hate boy groups when I stan some of them right okay

but the reason the reason why I always say

OMG hate boy groups girl groups are superior

is because issa joke

all righty all righty righty righty all righty righty

i always see quite a lot of posts or

comments from boygroup stans saying how shitty girl groups are how they hate

girlbands and how their boys are so much better so basically i'm making fun of that

and yes of course not every boygroup stan is like this but they're

shitheads everywhere in every fandom you been knew

so I personally prefer girl groups but that doesn't mean I hate boys cuz

why? Why should i?

like there's no reason just get a fuckin sense of humor

also a lot of people think that I hate BTS because oh my god I dared to criticize them or say

something slightly negative about them OR their fandom once in my unpopular

kpop opinion no in my I really offensive kpop opinions video

and that must mean I hate he fandom and I hate BTS like

oh my gosh I'm a fucking bitch

and while yes I am a bitch I do not hate BTS

the fandom...

just the toxic shitty ass armies these people that accuse me of hating BTS just

because I said something that triggered their 12 year old army ....

butthurt pussy ass

I don't know. What the fahk am i saying

anyways I do not hate BTS don't stan them because their music is

not my cup of tea I do actually like like 6 or 7 songs like i do enjoy a few

tracks but overall it's not my taste but that doesn't mean I hate them

BITCH. Get a fucking liiiiiife

I think there is some life on sale at Walmart so go there ASAP

u bitches trigger me you being triggered over nothing triggers me and I just wanna

like rip your face off like to be honest

see people the thing is if I would make

boygroup fake subs it would only be for bigbang and EXO because these are the only

groups I stan and by the way I'm playing dead by daylight while I'm

recording this so excuse the background noise

oh fuck i already see the killer ok bitch

wait a second I need to hide okay we good yeah the

thing is I would only make fake subs for a bigbang and Exo because these

are the only groups I stan maybe SHINee because I used to stan them but I know

once I would start making fake subs for men people wouldn't leave me the fuck alone

and they would just continue to ask for more boy groups and I will not

fake sub whatever got7 BTS Seventeen whatever group is popping right now

NCT I don't wanna

i hear her humming okay bitch I'm stuck fuck my life um okay okay I'm dead

instantly now feel that boy group stans just it gets triggered and butthurt

so much more easily then girlgroup stans even though

they're like two fandoms that get triggered very easily too you know what i'm sayin (shade)

anyways I just feel like they won't leave me alone and we'll just keep

requesting for more and will be really butthurt and you know my channel is a girlgroup

empowerment channel always has been because I prefer girl groups a lot over

boy groups which doesn't mean I hate them like I just said just feel like

there isn't enough love for girl groups out there and so I'm gonna give that

love to the girl groups and just I want people to see how amazing they are so

yeah that's basically it I just wanted to clarify I don't actually hate boy

groups and wanted to explain the joke and I know there's gonna be some triggered

ass people boy group stans and my comments right now like

oHmaGaHD nOt hOw ALL oF Us aRE

like that's litereally what I just said not every boygroup stan is like this they're shit heads

everywhere and there are these kinds of people within the boy group stan fandom

bitch and i'm pretty sure there are these kind of people and within the girl group

stan area bitch what am I saying! as well

stay educated bye bitches

For more infomation >> Why Do I Hate Boygroups So Much? - Duration: 5:26.

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Why Would a Scientist Inject Himself with 3.5 Million Year Old Bacteria? - Duration: 5:30.

Why would a man of sound mind and body decide to inject himself with a 3 and a half million

year old virus that he found in the Siberian mountains?

Not any man, but a man of science and understanding?

One day, this insane academic decided to load up a syringe of the ancient bacteria and inject

himself with it.

Why?

What would compel such a person to do such a thing?

Well, the scientist in question, Anatoli Brouchkov, figured that whatever had kept those bacteria

alive for 3 and a half million years might also keep human life alive just as long.

And since 2009, his plan has succeeded.

And what's more, Brouchkov has been in the best health he has ever been in..

Today, we look deep into the science behind that old virus in order to find out exactly

what is going on, in this episode of The Infographics Show – Why Would a Scientist Inject Himself

with a 3.5-Million-Year-Old Bacteria.

Anatoli Brouchkov, head of the Geocryology Department at Moscow State University, discovered

the bacteria in 2009.

The virus was embedded in an ancient permafrost site called Mammoth Mountain in the Sakha

Republic, otherwise known as the Yakutia region in Siberia.

A similar bacterium was found by scientist Vladimir Repin in the brain of an ice-preserved

woolly mammoth.

Although the virus was trapped in the ice, it was still alive after all those years,

and this is of interest to scientists.

What has kept it alive for so long?

Brouchkov and his team were determined to find out.

Experiments began.

Mice injected with Bacillus F were able to reproduce at an age older than mice typically

reproduce, suggesting that Bacillus F may have potential as a longevity serum.

But the experiments didn't stop with pregnant granny rodents.

Oh no, Brouchkov also experimented with fruit flies with positive results.

Even plants exposed to the bacteria thrived for an unusually long length of time.

Brouchkov confirmed in an interview for Russian TV that he need to extend the experiment to

human subjects - namely himself.

Since injecting himself with the virus, his general health and well-being have improved

dramatically.

"I've started to work longer," he said, "I've never had a flu for the last two

years.

After successful experiments on mice and fruit flies, I thought it would be interesting to

try the inactivated bacterial culture."

The scientist continued, "The permafrost is thawing, and I guess these bacteria get

into the environment, into the water, so the local population, the Yakut people, in fact,

for a long time are getting these cells with water, and even seem to live longer than some

other nations.

So there was no danger for me.

But we do not know how it works.

In fact, we do not know exactly how Aspirin works, for example, but it does.

The same is true here: we cannot understand the mechanism, but we see the impact.

Perhaps there were some side-effects, but there should be some special medical equipment

to spot them.

Of course, such experiments need to be conducted in clinic, with the special equipment and

statistics.

Then we could say clearly about all the effects.

If we find how the bacteria stay alive, we probably would be able to find a tool to extend

our own lives."

Yakutsk epidemiologist Dr. Viktor Chernyavsky added, "The bacteria gives out biologically

active substances throughout its life, which activates the immune status of experimental

animals.

If the same substance were to be given to people, it could cause a significant improvement

in their health, leading to the discovery of an 'elixir of life.'"

So by making himself the human guinea pig in this experiment, Brouchkov hopes to find

out more about longevity.

And who knows, in the process, he may end up becoming one of the oldest scientists himself.

Three different strains of bacteria exist in the permafrost, and Brouchkov is determined

to find out how the bacteria protect themselves against cell damage.

Brouchkov speculates that immortal bacteria probably exist somewhere in the world and

that such bacteria protect themselves from dying.

Somewhere within the virus, he feels, the secret must be hidden.

His team has completed deciphering the Bacillus F DNA but now faces the complicated task of

figuring out which genes are responsible for the longevity of the virus.

The isolation of this gene would be the key to unlocking the puzzle perhaps to eternal

life.

But even if he does not find the secret of everlasting life, Brouchkov has stumbled into

a remarkable new field.

Discovering the mechanism behind the vitality of the virus could have significant health

implications for humankind.

"If we can find how the bacteria stays alive, then we will be able to find the cure to prolong

our own life," Brouchkov concluded.

Brouchkov isn't the only scientist experimenting with ancient bacteria.

For years, scientists have been examining the bacteria from the Siberian Mountains and

beyond.

There's still much to learn about viruses and the hundreds of protein-encoding genes.

Scientists are always looking to nature for clues as to how to improve human health.

In February 2018, an article published by the New Atlas magazine looked at the mole

rat.

This mammal lives well into its 30s and is pretty much immune to all types of cancer

and can do without oxygen for long lengths of time.

Perhaps if scientists can pull apart the cell structure of this mammal a secret to its longevity

may be unraveled.

There are bound to be, as Brouchkov suggests, many more secrets out there in nature.

These secrets may lead to humankind living a much longer and healthier life.

What's the strangest and most unlikely cure that you have heard of?

Are there alternative treatments for cancer that actually work?

Does the secret to longevity exist in a frozen virus or in a ground-dwelling rodent?

Let us know in the comments!

Also, be sure to watch our other video called Horrible Things That Will Happen in 2019.

Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

See you next time!

For more infomation >> Why Would a Scientist Inject Himself with 3.5 Million Year Old Bacteria? - Duration: 5:30.

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Lionel Messi: Why is Barcelona star not playing vs Real Madrid in El Clasico? - Duration: 3:40.

Messi has forged a reputation as one of the world's greatest ever players, largely thanks to his performances at the Nou Camp

And fans from across the planet are in town to see him feature in El Clasico today as Barcelona take on arch-rivals Real Madrid in a hotly-anticipated clash

Lionel Messi is not playing though, with Rafinha Alcantara and Philippe Coutinho joining Luis Suarez in attack instead

Express Sport is on hand to bring you the rundown on why the Argentina international is not even in Barcelona's squad

Why is Lionel Messi not playing? Lionel Messi is out of action with a broken arm sustained against Sevilla last weekend

The Barcelona star fell heavily in the 12th minute and underwent treatment on the sideline

However, he was unable to carry on and was soon subbed off by Ernesto Valverde. Messi underwent an x-ray which confirmed a fracture of his right radius

And that ruled him out for three weeks - including the showdown with Real Madrid

Messi sat out the midweek match-up with Inter Milan and is likely to miss the return fixture

Barcelona will also be without the 31-year-old against Cultural Leonesa in the Copa del Rey

Messi will then be in the stands for La Liga fixtures against Rayo Vallecano and Real Betis either side of the Inter match

What Ernesto Valverde said Barcelona boss Ernesto Valverde ruled out a return against Real Madrid as speculation swirled that Lionel Messi could figure at the Nou Camp

"We have to find a way to play without him," Valverde said. "We will certainly miss him, but we hope we miss him while winning

"You guys [the media] aren't the only ones trying to find out how we will try to replace Leo

"The coaches from the other teams are as well and I'm not going to give away what we are going to do

"We can't have all the weight of Leo Messi on one player, we must do it all together

"Messi is one of a kind but I think we have the players to step up and fill the vacuum

"He's the best player, what do you want me to say? We depend on him, like we depend on others, but he is the best

"The doctors say about three weeks and sometimes people talk about getting back sooner

"I'd love to say it will be magic and next week he'll be back but I don't think that is the case

For more infomation >> Lionel Messi: Why is Barcelona star not playing vs Real Madrid in El Clasico? - Duration: 3:40.

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Here's Why We Love Driving the Mazda MX-5 Miata | One-Lap Review - Duration: 3:27.

[LIGHT ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

CARLOS LAGO: This is the 2019 Mazda Miata.

And ahead of us is the Edmunds' test track.

We're going to take a few laps and talk about why this is one

of my favorite handling cars.

Let's do it.

[CAR ENGINE REVS]

Bad launch.

Doesn't matter.

So if you're a Miata nerd, you already

know this has more horsepower and torque than last year.

You know it's a little bit firmer too.

We're driving the retractable hard top version, which means

it's a little bit heavier.

But still the core attributes of this car remain.

I should also note that this car has the [? Per ?] Club

package with the BBS wheels, the Bilstein dampers,

and the Brembo brakes.

Beyond all that, though, what I really like about the Miata

is this reminds me of what driving is supposed to be.

You notice I'm not going a million miles an hour.

I'm keeping it relatively tame.

But what I have at my disposal are more inputs with regard

to driving.

I have a manual gearbox that feels really satisfying to use.

I have some pitch, and dive, and body roll that isn't great

when it comes to going fast, but it

is informing me of what the car can get accomplished.

It tells me the level of grip I have at each axle.

It's an extra bit of communication.

I have an engine that gets more exciting the more it revs.

It feels like it hits a power peak at about 6,000 RPM.

Or at least there's a distinct change

in power delivery around that point.

It sounds good, too.

This is a really satisfying car to drive around.

And I think what is so appealing about this--

it's definitely not the speed because we're not going

terribly fast--

is the involvement with the driver operating a car.

This is what driving should be.

It's an experience that isn't about lap times but

for the visceral thrill of operating a machine

and making it go fast.

And of course, the balance is exciting too.

If I lift off mid-corner, I can make this car rotate.

If I charge in too fast, it's going to understeer.

If I apply too much gas on the exit, it's going to oversteer.

It's going to do the things that rear-wheel drive sports

cars should do.

That's why this is so much fun.

It's a communicative, lightweight, nimble, handling

device that begs for your involvement

with the experience.

That's what Miata has always been.

And I hope that's what it always will be.

This 2019 version surely improves

on those characteristics.

And how can that be a bad thing?

It's light.

It's nimble.

It's playful.

Those are all the adjectives you'll hear all the time when

talking about the Miata.

And it just holds true.

It's almost a stereotype to use it, but it's the truth.

You can certainly go a lot faster for this money.

But I don't know if you'd get the same involvement out

of cars at this price point.

That's been two laps at our handling track

in the 2019 Mazda Miata.

Thank you for watching.

If you like what you see, be sure to subscribe.

And for all your car shopping needs,

be sure to visit Edmunds.com I'm going to keep going.

That's good times.

For more infomation >> Here's Why We Love Driving the Mazda MX-5 Miata | One-Lap Review - Duration: 3:27.

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Lionel Messi: Why is Barcelona star not playing vs Real Madrid in El Clasico? - Duration: 3:42.