that was my dad. again, it was very little compassion. if my dad would have said to me, i love you. i would say dad, are you okay? do you have a fever? but i knew he loved me and his weird sort of way. >> when he died, famously, suddenly, you played one of the best games of your life in the next day. >> i would say it was the best game statistically speaking. i don't thank anyone can argue. the first have alone. when i left the game after 20 years, and i will say this, i had every passing record good and bad that you can possibly own. since they have all been passed. i say that only because only once in my career, i think once or maybe twice that i throw for 400 yards ever. guys do that all the time. at one time i had the yardage passing record, but it wasn't because i was throwing for 4050. at half time in this game i had 399 yards. guys do it all the time now. but for me and the way i played, that was nothing short of a miracle and four touchdowns at the end of the first half. at the end of the game, right there, i had better statistics than i had had in any other full game in my

you know, my my dad grew up on the operation. i live on the ranch, which my dad purchased probably when i was about 12 or 13 years old. that's about 15 miles away from where the original farm is, but it's very special land, you know, my grandfather first bought the first piece of land, you know by not having any even two dollars he could scrape together. he started actually a mink in fox farm and started to raise money that way to buy their first quarter of land and so i come from a family that recognized the value of owning something. in fact, my dad said all the time christy don't sell land god isn't making any more land and really your whole estate. what what your legacy was was tied up in in the land that you could pass on to your children and your grandchildren. so it's a special place. it was always more than just a place to call home. it was a place where our family had its roots our foundation. out my first rodeo lessons from the heartland you talk about a moment where you and your dad took a drive to what you referred to

a you look so nice to dad. hi. how you feeling your feeling to dad and i just came from bella worst we just went to go and visit way. oh mom everybody came from me. my dad's the only link i have with my grandmother and what's my family story? it took 92 months for isaac, offered to bring his orphans to south africa. he picked him up from the forest, st. synagogues, and orphanages. my grandmother and her siblings were sent to johanna, where private villa had been turned into an offer made to house them my father and i take a trip down memory lane to amend my grandmother stormy. ah, me a little bit about a story that we went to waste and we saw with the children came from. what do we know about oh, my story beginning and i don't have the model. sure. i have lived in british coach. had it almost parents die. i choose disappeared, never hear me. so when i think came to worse, where did he find a mom and her sister and brother it's a huge she's not up to ultimate future things live in the synagogue. and you could always

i do a sort of dad's new d. he's got sort of her demon situ, middle a to you for the music was that i was like, but it isn't. it's hard to imagine that my grandmother was living like, almost like a street child. i mean, not like, she wants a speech out in 2009, my dad and i visited her best place for the 1st time. my dad's the only link i have with my grandmother and with my family story space one right now the chose on the cards that i would come back and look at this country. and here i am. embrace with came from me and say, 11 year old, she was an orphan a month. okay ma'am. i've come back. i need to visit with i like most jewish families at the time. my grandmother's family was pick. i did not know that before coming here to the based on the kinds and touching documents that are more than a 100 years old. more to, to do with us. which up in my brother will should mumble 5 im dish fire. and they want to shop at parts. wow, that's his question lou, this is my great uncle. his puffin. it's the 1st time i've see

oh yeah, that's my dad does my dad roughly 4 weeks before he died and is mile when he graduated in. and luna. when she graduated, she sees the world in a different way because being younger than me, she can maybe project forward where i don't. that's why i think politicians shouldn't be allowed to be politicians after 65. that some young blood far us away because they got better ideas as see things better than we do. we always thinking in the past and thinking in the future and it's important. so i do miss her. yes. oh, i . 2 1 today we have the integration of the strong room for the 1st british muslim archive. and guess was different because life have come to join us in the celebration of kind of pivotal hydro clean up the countries and indeed it was europe 1st, the muslim burial service. the hopefully going to the luna and her family member coming in with starting at 530. so i think it's 1st she'll show it on time to go 15 minutes. ah maybe should i have a good evening? i just finished basically timing. okay, so where is this going? this is going to go in just before you go down t

and happy new dad. i'm happy to thank you for waiting for me. thanks for waiting for me. eat game i time i this apartment that has been left untouched. exactly as she had it, a far cry from the poverty of for you have nice memories of the apartment block that used to live. right. does it look the same? the apartment desk day, when i look at the parsonage, i don't think there's one thing here that is from russia. oh, no building launches in russia, daddy. do you remember when we went to the field where the jewish cemetery had been lifting? the largest symmetry in grace is more than likely relations, like no mother's mother or father or uncles were very good dulls you may rep on the way who would take me a higher horn over my horn. the whole bag i let me carry in from the pitiful group of children who left the soviet union with nothing but the clothes on their backs and the hours of a memory. they won't today. morning, full penalty and children and grandchildren around the world. jewish tradition teaches

so she never spoke and i never asked, and my dad told me it was 1921. well, 11 of the biggest wars in the history of europe had just ended braced was almost destroyed. her parents died and she and her sisters and brothers survived street children scavenging for scraps and prowling for crumbs in the city. straddling the bell was polish border. and they were nearly half a 1000000 freezing orphans like them, whom the streets of poland, ukraine, and bella was introduced. inferno arrived ukrainian june, called isaac, feeling the upcoming trouble. he drove his wagon into one remote village after another, picking a desperate, desolate children along the way. in order to save them, if not for him, my grandmother would probably not have survived if not for him. chances are i would not be here. if not for him, it would be no story to tell me. i am traveling to brace to find out more about what happened to my family. ah, my grandmother died leaving so many unanswered questions at the synagogue where she slept at night. and we found her and her siblings ah, a dozen

it looks so nice to dad. hi, how are you feeling? you feeling too good. dad and i just came from bella was we just went to go visit way. oh mom, everybody came from me. my dad's the only link i have with my grandmother. and what's my family story? it took 92 months for isaac, after to bring his orphans to south africa. he picked him up from the forest, st. synagogues, and orphanages. my grandmother and her siblings were sent to hunter's bed, where private villa had been turned into an awesome each to house them. mm. my father and i take a trip down memory lane to remember my grandmother stormy. ah, tell me a little bit about us. so we went to place to meet with the children, came from what do we know about omar story, but getting in place? i don't have all the issue i have i lived in british coach. had it almost parents die. i chose disappeared, never here. and so when i came to baler was, where did he find oma and her sister and brother? i went to, to shoot you know of to open to sure. and then you should go with a jamie willis. he came over to the child

i have dad. the fortuneteller is already an additional factor, worth considering. well, a very suspicious woman at the mfc, i agree, that is, this one comes and i'm sorry personal data set yes, one more sign now the fortuneteller should have thought seriously, but i'm most interested, dad, who says the phrase we will find a real mother, apparently, there are some reasons. maybe he knows exactly who the real one is. mom seems to be dying, when the cow is about finding the real mom, the fortune teller kit. there is also a brother to this real mother. it seems to me that there is already just a critical mass in the information who is yours? mom your daughter will already go to you. as a result, they dared to ask a direct question to the mother, yes i dared, but that was already three years ago. well, we started watching your program. and she also loved this show. we've watched a lot with her. here is one of the views. i asked her a question. well, tell me how they brought me here. you no do you reme

a, it looks so nice to dad. hi. how are you feeling? you feeling to dad and i just came from believe us. we just went to go and visit way. oh mom everybody came from me. my dad's the only link i have with my grandmother and was my family story. it took 92 months for isaac, after to bring his orphans to south africa. he picked him up from the forest streets, synagogues, and orphanages. my grandmother and her siblings were sent to hunter's bed, where private villa had been turned into an orphan each to house them. mm. my father and i take a trip down memory lane to remember my grandmother stormy. ah, tell me little bit about a story that we went to the place to meet with the children came from. what do we know about? oh, my story beginning and i don't have all the love love you. sure i have lived in british coach. had it almost parents die, i chose to submerge, never hear. and so when i came to baler was, where did he find a mom and her sister and brother, i went to to shoot up children to show up. and then you're going to go with joyce w

you dad. i'm happy to go with you. thank you for waiting for me. thanks for waiting for me. stay my grandmother's apartment, that has been left untouched. exactly as she had it, a far cry from the poverty of the youth. have nice memories of the apartment. to live her sister, right. does it look the same? the apartment desk daddy, when i look at the parsonage, i don't think there's one thing here that is from russia. oh no. doesn't get to watch it in the box and russia. do you remember when we went to the field where the jewish cemetery had been lifting? the largest symmetry in grace has more than likely relations, like no mother's mother or father or uncles were very good dulls the u. dash may read on the device who have a higher whorton over my horn. we had the whole bait bag. i mean, can we move on from that pitiful group of children who left the soviet union with nothing but the clothes on their backs? the hundreds of memories they won't today. morning, full fennel's and children, and grand

well, i didn’t answer, i asked my dad.e tver region, the village of ilyich that it is approximately from 55 years of birth 54-55 and her name is koltsova natalya anatolyevna, this is her last name at nine. and so they were registered, and to us matveeva they were married, so she left. in klin oy in the tver region and more, we don’t know anything about her, he never got married, he always said that he didn’t receive divorce papers, then that, perhaps, she still has the name matveeva and what dad told you again about mom. well, that we were beautiful, that she was a dad, i was short. meter fifty-four that i went to my mother, that my mother was tall. she had hair shoulder length flowers. and now, as i have blue eyes, no one else has such eyes, he said that my mother was a masterful area where they lived. we lived in the perm region. dad served there, served in the army there, and now, he, then came with her there. they've probably arrived. seventy-seven, and by 78 she had already left. she came with a girl, the girls were 2

in the 19 ninety's he wrote about colonial digna dad. we, the signatories, if this letter, greatly appreciate the work that his association has done. political scientist, yan, stella, has spent years research in the aftermath of colonial digna dad and considered the minister to be one of the chief obstacles to overcome in the past of mine. as it is a sword, as hallow rains the other hanging. i think mister la 18 is keen to keep this issue under wraps in and out of the public eye, his coat buddies as t my ad supply. this is where i would like to see greater commitment from the foreign office and the german government just like young and realists on gosh mor good psych that this issue would require proactive human rights policy for math. and as, as i know, frog when a poor t v. i mentioned, i don't see any in place at the moment. he is in moments on the bottom line is the germany is politely refraining from pressure and chilly that food, chillies, government just fine. minister le, in was not available for an interview. he merely informed

i say dad has a bracelet.ot need to go out, it is enough for him to open the door. and alekseevich themselves, i remember vasilyeva, under house arrest , calmly walked around, shopping centers and boutiques , this was a violation here, probably necessary understand in more detail. please tell me, among which the investigation reclassified the composition to a milder one, and due to the fact that the forensic medical examination concluded that the harm caused was of moderate severity. well, here it is necessary for our viewers, probably, to explain that, regardless of our emotions, criminal law. he very clearly shares, and the 30th degree of responsibility, the severity of the article of the criminal code, depending on the consequences of the cup, harm to health should be accompanied by some specific results if he was 2 years old it would be serious, and if he got into intensive care and all black means that some serious consequences resulted from the beatings and injuries, for example, a person becomes disable

so i used to play with his dad, i was a team here with his dad. he was at big veteran power forward. i did all the dirty work. he was year. that one guy that you just love to have on your team. jeff, the jets teamed up with tank senior after moving to the philippines in the ninety's, born and raised in san francisco to filipino parents, he helped start a trend of filipino americans joining the leak. the philippines has close links with the usa. it was an american colony in the early 20th century, which is our basketball 1st made its way to these shores. but new arrivals here still face a baptism of fire. wherever there was a series called to shark. i thank my parents. it's him every day because they spoke to me and the guy got home so i could get along with guys, i could understand what they're saying. i can understand the coaches when they're talking to me, but it really is a lifestyle change when you come out. everything changes. so i went from not having water where you live and you have to go to all pump to get water to having a car before and

stuck by his dad.nder the bus as soon as he came under suspicion. >> and never stopped. back to that bus air over every time we. >> so, the son is loyal to the father, but father was not loyal to the son. >> absolutely. >> prosecutors thought it might be a tough case against randy sr.. but then something surprising happen. after swearing to police that his dad was not in any way involved, randy jr. took a deal. and agreed to testify against his father. as it did shawn. randy sr.'s trial was head to help two years after duels murder. he faced the death penalty. kay desperately wanted to make sure he received it. and her testimony in court was powerful. >> i was like, scared. he never answered me. >> on the stand, randy jr. told the jury how his dad intended to inflict even more harm on the morrissey family. >> he wanted to kill mrs. morrissey and her son. he said, they got to go to. i told them no. i just told him i can't do that. >> can't do what? >> i can't kill the kid and his mom. >> randy sr.'s pri

the dad evaded chilion justice by fleeing to germany. and joe has been responsible for the corporations legal affairs . the years a paper leaked was by a former sect member documents attempts to silence victims. the witness explains that former cult members were to exchange quote, exclusive rights to their life stories and individual experiences for a plot of land. ah, to insure the posse cross, the t's would remain concealed from public view. ah, wanted to confront hands shribel the dessert possessions that he refused to be interviewed. all issue a statement on the matter. some say that the command structure of the former state leads on the injustice. he pushed in alice before he determine everything, one's yvonne on vices l, whatever they wanted to and whenever they want to act sierra and the so called shareholders have no say in the matter mentor in hm. obviously all they care about is keeping everything for themselves. alice 0 to warden. lou financial benefits at the expense of the sets for slay paris. why wasn't a corporation dissol

your help is needed dad in a tie swing confused, as always. do not panic fiancé olya why do you need a tie for me to see the mayor. i already told him that today everything will be simple in his favorite black jacket, okay? and the funeral, or what, gathered? here is gray, i put on a jacket. and in general , this, maybe for someone familiar with the parents of the bride, is a common thing. for me. this is an event son. i have one who will immediately understand that they are related. for serious people, it turns out that a tie is an indicator of seriousness, right? so don't be smart. i'm nothing to you dress. and i just don't want you to look old fashioned. look at him. can you two go, if i'm not fit, both wound up from scratch . did you remember the last question? what are the names of yulia's parents olga yurievna vladimir class listen, i remember. why are you silent? i like the dress, mommy, just don't start crying two halves, which many people have been looking for all their lives and cannot find. so we're lucky. why postpone? it's just th

there is no dad, when there is, dad went to check.ion would be here at the end of the first issue. all after we started touch his parents. he doesn't want to talk to anyone else at all. well, you understand that this is real life, and not just a show, that when a person tells us about real people that there are none, and real people call us. they say that people there is a photograph, he didn’t want to involve his father at all, so that it would be somehow mentioned or just if he told us that there is a dad, you see, who raised everything there, as best, but it turns out, how worse . he didn't want to answer many questions. listen to him girlfriend, you kept him here on the last transfer. and you didn't tell him either. why are you lying? you have a pope, but he is such a person, he wanted a traitor. yes, in my life i have not seen in your world the channel was shown a tv. he we never express ourselves. dad is two people. let them speak in kazakhstan well, they explained the transfer, of course. look, hello, we are arranged, like ever

well, that's understandable, dad wouldn't be my dad if there were n't any problems.ne the wedding for an indefinite period, it happens to my mother, she has been making an offer for five years, so it’s normal. i don't want to look like a woman dragging a man. down the aisle, he wants too. it just doesn't happen. he didn't tell you anything. and what did he have to tell, well, about himself, about us, about how we lived before. probably, not yet the time, he himself had to tell everything. just don't bother him, he looks so brutal, but at 3 a real child. i do not know what to do. help me. woman loved my mother very much. what happened? wait now. dyachenko girl where is he? how do i know. this is all about dad and about us. i started collecting. this is a few years ago, when i accidentally found out the truth. i don't want to force you. wait, dad, i didn't tell you anything. i think this is wrong. you are not a stranger to us. wait. mom was killed. the first the person whom dad could truly fall in love with after mom , lord, where are they looking for from there. and y

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dad help. damn it, all went out woke up i go out into the courtyard on the street, there is nothing, 5:15 calls. tells the temple how the man died. this is how it happened. the father went to pick up the body of his son to bury him in the family cemetery, and at that time, engels began to receive threats from militants who had previously fought in the caucasus and now they became mercenaries in our battalions in ukraine when i called in stavropol. i have already begun to call your son, our seconded. you are a jackal, you are going, yes, we will destroy you. this is from the other side of you traits. damn, i don't know ukrainian the numbers he had blown up would have done the right thing. i say, you should have been destroyed by the devils. damn , i then went out to the dagestanis, two came out. you , too, are a goner, who from the other side are fighting with whom they help, you bastard. and they say it somewhere in the course. afghans passed somewhere passed some kind of azov someone. the name

your dad is wrong. my dad is never wrong to be wrong.yone, but who is right and who no in this matter, we will only know when scientists provide us with evidence of the existence of aliens, however, children for change. thank you, thank you, i knew it was nonsense to answer him. they test you, it happened to me too. thank you. don't worry. tell me yegor we have that on the ship a circle of skillful hands commander. they have their job, we have ours. a good little bit was shown to the kids on the ship and that's enough, we return to the base. all men roll up your farm tests are over. andrew, come take a look. take a look, it looks like he's leaving neutral waters. you don't want to catch that flying dutchman? morozov two purely ajvar left 20, the most full ahead, if he should be here. come here. look, there's a large patrol boat on my radar, moving in our direction. looks like russians. come on, boy, return katya uh-huh, the efficiency of the commander, we are approaching her, do not change course. they're coming to us. 836 838 equipment

and but that started with my dad. you told me a story last night about being a kid, riding >> would you would you mind repeating that story? so my wife loves this story. >> so me and my brother, my older brother scott, we're two years apart. >> i'm guessing we were probably he was twelve say nine or ten .t >> so we lived on a half a mile dirt road one way and one way out. no neighbors anywhere remotely close several miles away. >> so for whatever reason, wede didn't ride bikes a lot. butt this one particular day wecu were riding down the gravel road and i got my you rodeid bikes as a kid. l you probably got caught in these chain at some point. so i got my pants leg caught in the chain and it kind of wrapped up g pretty good. and so we're trying to get it out. me and my brother scott. so my dad comes driving down the road from home going out. >> you can hear the truck coming. you see the dust and he stops. and i was telling you , i'm telling you the truth. the passenger window, there was no passenger went in the door w

dad, mom, dad, grandfather, our cats play the harmonica. i tell you honestly, everyone plays.leaned in deep grief sisters. sighing, i said good. yes, do not be afraid of torsion, evil do not help. i swear. i'm tired. i swear forever, i will not change left. flying that's right, the vologda region, respectively, you mean father and son sergey semyonov alexey semyonov you are sergey alekseevich absolutely right, and you have everything since childhood, i remember from such years i still took part and you can dance there and play dad if yes, well show us all favors. she was going to parties, my father did not let me, and the guy went into the water to work. i'm going for a walk. so well done, this definitely golden. i myself am golden at 3:00 am going home. two distant blue flowers, and i'm just a small boy in combat hunting, and my sister's sister has two sisters. oh cool, damn, sucking. you really write nothing. well done. if you're not in the meeting, i'd kiss you now . ask the nurse tomorrow after time. woman, step aside, guys. how does he name remember about dizziness helps