tatjana: man 3: >> man 1: >> man 2: >> man 1: >> tatjana: >> man 1: >> man and tatjana: >> man: >> tatjanajana: (glass clattering) >> tatjana: >> driver: >> tatjana: >> driver: >> tatjana: >> davai. >> tatjana: >> man: >> tatjana: >> man: >> tatjana: >> man and tatjana: >> narrator: roman is also dealing with a death. >> the hardest moment was to lose your brother. you know, like, your fire brother-- it was the hardest. >> man (speaking russian): >> (sniffling) >> narrator: it's the funeral of the firefighter who died at the huge market fire. >> man: (woman sobbing and murmuring) (choir singing) (woman sobbing) (sirens wailing) (woman sobbing) (choir singing) (choir singing) >> (babbling) >> narrator: a month into the onslaught, parts of kharkiv have been reduced to rubble. kharkiv used to have a population of 1.4 million. by late march, it's down to about half of that. as many as 1,500 buildings have been destroyed, and streets are deserted. for thousands of people still in the city, life has moved underground. (explosion echoes in distance) (guitar playing) >> (singing in russian): >> na

man 1: what? for who? man 2: for me. it's 200, right? man 1: put that away. 2: since when do we reject the money? [bang] n 1: where are you gonna go? cuba is home. man 2: i don't belong here, antonio. antonio: what about us? man: i ask you to leave with me so many times. you refuse. antonio: i can't leave cuba. man: you've never even wanted to leave this room. antonio: tell me why. man: i got a great job offer abroadt a great hospital. it's what my parents always wanted. antonio: what about what you want? [knocking on door] [door creaks] antonio: who are you? antonio: who is she? who the hell is she? man: her dad manages the hoital, ok? our families have known each her for years. antonio: is that baby yours? man: antonio, we have no future. antonio: and you and her do? man: my family arranged that, ok? i had no choice. antonio: yes, you do have the choice. you can stay. you can--you can refuse. you can fight! man: fight how? like you? hiding in dark rooms with che picture on the wall? antonio: coward. man: we're both cowards. man: please. the visa. antonio: i

they go to bed with a man.ecause they are afraid of losing their spouse , they are afraid that he will go to his mistress, find a mistress, or will turn to a woman for money, so as not to lose mutual understanding, and there are a lot of such women. i will not get attached to the numbers, and certainly, if we take a man who is next to such a woman in bed, the man is the same. well, yes, we are somewhere, perhaps similar to primates. or maybe even our brains are not so developed, like you, but we know how to feel. there is a difference when you eat on a boil. you, uh, delicious borscht! ah, or when you drink, uh, it means that the borscht did not cook lean salty water. we must prepare. how does borsch turn into water, if yes, do you have a specific recommendation, how can a man prepare a woman for sex, if you assume from your theses that a man can feel? yes, you can feel. you feel that a woman lies with you in bed she somehow, well no matter how much he wants hmm you feel, well, you can definitely feel, you can

that's what it's like to be a man. you consider a man in my understanding.worthy like this person who sits, who feeds, educates, creates more for children. you know how much they are now costing our children, this is already from the very beginning. children. this man owes them. eh why? then he lived, if he was not obliged, why did he say so, cooked, why couldn’t he, if he sat down with a man, fell in love with a woman, so he issued children, because he needed only a woman, he didn’t need. your words to the outcome of some you are sitting expressing some kind of nobility , something else, i don’t see the logic in his actions, in general alexander what makes you think that evgeny himself called the guardianship authorities from the authorities , so they said, in general alexander i understand that you think that you, as a father, will be cooler than evgeny to me, in short, the wrong words will be more reliable. what are you currently working for? i am currently working. we have our own organization builders repair work, and how much you earn for the past year

yeah, you know the black man would do. well if the white man just get his foot off his neck. and i've looked at him and say look at me and you you think you can hold me down. and his fate just turned ash and why he never heard man telling that today. somebody telling this as a black man, you told him this as a human being a human being who's earn your way think that you could hold me down. you have the arrogance and you have a lot of these liberals actually say that that we have to do more to help we have to do more. everything is the government program to help to help us. will you please stop helping me? you know the cool hand luke. we just release up in me balls. but there but also there a lot of them to understand what they're doing. it's controlled. it's absolute control. it's like slave don't think they mean well, but it's just miss guided. oh, i think there's something that do. i think that some are really just them is god and i think that someone is evil, you know in your book. you talk about abortion and choice and how the disproportionate number of young black women

so i like my odds. >> man: swing it down. { cheering ] >> man: you got a spark. >> man: you got a sparkfalls, it's time for more food. >> jolie: hot pot, hot pot! >> anthony: i sit down with toby and his friends lucious, megan, and jolie. >> lucious: that's catfish coubion. rice first, tony. >> tony: perfect rice. >> anthony: that's a shrimp stew down there? >> toby: that's shrimp stew. >> anthony: hardboiled egg? i gotta ask though, but before i forget, now mardi gras is coming up tuesday? >> group: yes. >> anthony: now, i mean i sort of noticed it's a guy thing. >> megan arceneaux: most runs women cannot run. >> jolie: it is very much a boys club. it always has been. they always say, you know -- >> anthony: you support this brutal fascist regime? >> toby: oh no, the run that i captain is co-ed. >> anthony: but that's the exception, not the rule? >> jolie: it is the exception, huge. we had a female the other day going, "i'm going to run mamou." and i'm like, "no, you're not. don't do it. they don't accept it." >> anthony: so what would happen if you were to show up? >> lucious: you get

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the strip tease in which a woman changes into a man. ready small count once her performance is to provoke and her motivation is very personal and done is the all the spirit brushing it, grew from many fina i, one of which was a massive childhood trauma and father. when i was 17, my father stopped talking to me. it will just ignored me at or is done later. i started going into the audience, getting right in their faces equal forcing them to acknowledge me the, to look at me, glide to glue, but that's who i am you bit. i demand that again and again. when vege and above died because i have a real problem with being ignored, the z and v m m . at the end, it's a man standing on the stage intense reactions, iran, but during 2 performances she was groped by drunk men, traumatizing her. ah but oh we didn't lock on it somehow. i hid the pain away her back and took a deep breath and thought, oh k going when i've changed into a man, i'm coming back with this microphone or 4 minutes was done in month of another. or then i was in and i showed him up

now, we don't know the details of the altercation between the man in prison and the man he killed. but the man in prison has no record of killing anyone else. he's not a convicted felon. he doesn't have a violent history. the man he killed was an illegal migrant called gabriel butema he was deported several times and let back in. we're not attacking him. just noting it. so kelly felt threatened and shot that illegal migrant. prosecutors instantly charged him with first degree murder. here he is, george allen kelly, this is the guy according to authorities is a dangerous risk to public safety who must spend the rest of his life in prison. does he seem dangerous to you? >> i notice coming in here, my wife is present in the court. may i ask her to make an appointment for an audio visual conference? i've not been able to talk to her or anyone. >> that is something that has to be decussed with the detention facility downstairs. that conversation would have to be had with them, sir. if your wife wants to have communication with you, she can go to the sheriff's office and make the proper

of this ant-man series.- third instalment of this ant-man series. �* ., ., ant-man series. and so what do you think of the _ ant-man series. and so what do you think of the film, _ ant-man series. and so what do you think of the film, then, - you think of the film, then, kj? isn't up your street? just kj? isn't up your street? just toda it kj? isn't up your street? just today it has _ kj? isn't up your street? just today it has come _ kj? isn't up your street? jut today it has come out. the reporters, some of them, good to see it earlier. it is hard when you have a franchise. everyone always compares. they did the same thing with the black panther. is it as good as the first one? i will let you guys be thejudge the first one? i will let you guys be the judge of that. i think this one delivers. i think this one delivers. i think it is great. i think audiences will love it. it is properly what they have been looking for. and it is definitely a form of escapism and really well done. great characters, good acting, and i think it will be surprised with this marvel film. kj matth

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a fat man stabbed a man who was trying to protect his mother.iminals one to one coincided with the verbal portraits of the raiders from the belgorod region in all episodes, everyone was wrapped up. so only eyes sticking out asked for the crime chronicle from neighboring areas and soon found out about one more bloody one. the most epic work of criminals of guest performers is much more difficult to catch than any others. kharkiv region, city that evening paratrooper kharlamov saw off his girlfriend. he was without a uniform in ordinary civilian clothes, so the raiders did not suspect anything. the road was suddenly blocked. and brazenly grabbed the girl. and while you rest , the guy's reaction was lightning fast. in a few seconds, all three were already lying face down. the paratrooper decided to see who was hiding under the scarves, unwound the most frail and saw a frightened boy with a childish face in kharlamov was decided by a kid, he was terribly afraid of the police, he didn’t know, tolik was happy, they were finally caught, which means the

_ ant-man series. and what do you think of the film, k]? is _ ant-man series. is 'ust out publicly i your street? yes, it is 'ust out publicly today. i your street? yes, it isjust i out publicly today. obviously some reporters had a chance to see it a little bit earlier, but i think it is grateful to people... it is hard, when you have a franchise, they did the same thing with the black panther, black panther ricotta forever, is it as good as the first one? i will let you be the judge of that. i think audiences will love it. it is what people were looking for. and it is definitely a form of escapism the great characters, good acting, and i think people will be surprised with this marble film. you have seen it, you've _ with this marble film. you have seen it, you've talked - with this marble film. you have seen it, you've talked about. seen it, you've talked about this being a popular weekend for cinema. what are you going to see? mi; for cinema. what are you going tosee? g , , ., for cinema. what are you going tosee? , , ., ., to see? my cousins have not seen

with, man.y car to go michel bras. it's the same thing here, we just do it for barbecue. got a hit? >> i don't know, let's see. yeah. >> you did. it bit right below the hook. >> yeah, that's an intelligent mother fish. big and intelligent. >> so just hook up under the bottom lip. >> ouch. open up, mother... oh, he's up my leg. he's seeking bait. where do you think you're going buddy? it's like one of those vampiric, anal seeking, the fish in the amazon that swim up your -- - - hole. nice try, buddy. ♪ >> who doesn't wanna end with this? the old fishing hole, quality bourbon, no need for shoes. >> i think the crab is just having a minnow buffet. >> in such circumstances whether you actually catch any fish is completely beside the point. >> come on man, not bad for a yankee. >> looking good man, that was better than my last cast. >> making noise with the alligator boys 20 miles east of gauttier. ♪ [ laughter ] >> dean fertita: oh, my god. ♪ >> man: yeah! >> anthony: oh

man: no justice, no peace! (lawnmower running) boyd: well, there were so many things that happened when you were growing up black. and if you were to drive around that community during the time when i was a kid, and even as an adult, there was that, um, street that we were talking about that did not run through from kinloch that should have, you know. when you look at that barricade, it made you feel that, "they think i'm inferior," you know. and i don't like that, it makes me uncomfortable, and why should it be? and then if you were to leave that area, and just drive up mable street, where the vernon school was located, and see how that was segregated. and then if you were to continue around to courtney avenue, which was in the city of kinloch, but on one side of the street was kinloch and the other side of the street was berkeley. and all along that area, there were fences there. and it ran along the north boundary of kinloch. gunther: i honestly only surmise whether hedgerow was here naturally or if it was i

for murdering a black man.f we were successful, it would demonstrate that the life of a black person mattered as much as the life of a white person. so this is black lives matter in 1983. >> when you look at michael donald and the fact that his mother, beulah mae donald, had to essentially say, "michael donald's life mattered." he was black and his life mattered. >> justice for trayvon! justice for trayvon! justice for trayvon! >> the moral anthem and political cry "black lives matter" came into being in the wake of trayvon martin's death. >> when it came to emmett till, back in 1955 on behalf of a 14-year-old boy, mamie till had to say his black life mattered. in the case of the 16th street baptist church bombings, for decades, on behalf of four little girls and a fifth girl who was maimed, we were literally saying black girls' lives matter. >> early '80s, there was not a sense of security that history would not repeat itself. we'd seen the klan numerous times get away with lynchings, get away with brazen acts

man, 100 million americans. no, the way you know, a neighbor. we know him by heart. and why do we care for him? not because he is a general, but because instinctively we believe in you. we hail in the hometown boy with all the best of america. his roots are in the heartland main street, u.s.a. i come here first to thank you to say the proudest thing i can tell him is that i am from abilene. i want to speak first of the dreams of our barefoot boy frequently. they are to be a conductor. or he himself as the town policeman. above all he may reach the position of locomotive engineer, but always in his dreams is that day when finally he comes home. comes home to a welcome from his hometown, the wheat fields of kansas. ike is a native son, but the cotton and cattle state of texas staked first claim hard by the railroad tracks in denison, texas. that's where he was born. the red river, where texas sheiks hands with oklahoma. dwight david eisenhower was one of seven sons of deeply religious pennsylvania dutch who moved

hi, man.dude >> he jumped up on the -- on the stage and gave us all -- >> jimmy: we had to rock it out. we had to scream i was going nuts but, dude, we were hanging out you were so fun. i've got to say -- how does it feel, now? this is the second time you won a super bowl, bud. >> man, i'll tell you what, the first time was one of the most emotional like, "i finally did it." and then it kind of builds back up and to get this one, to be back on the mountain top, man, i tell you what, it's the best feeling in the world [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah, buddy. you were so good >> oh, yeah. especially to do it with the guys we did it with -- the ups and downs through it, the adversity of the season. it was a lot of fun, man >> jimmy: but also, to do it with patrick mahomes that's where i met you you guys were together >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: was that a plan for you guys to hang out on the offseason and be kind of best friends. >> i think it just -- i think it just happened organically it was ju

for the first time, i met a man i the bromance is real, man. love this man for all the courage that he has shown this man. and i am proud to call steve brother. so what i want to do, guys and this is after stu said a few words, we're going to have a quick q&a. so anybody that would like to ask ameriquest audience just raise your hand and i'll bring a mic over to you, ask him a question, and he'll answer it. and i know he will because stu's just like myself. any question guys throw at us will answer you. not like the answer, but we'll answer it. we promise you that. so vote is my pleasure to introduce to you somebody that will go as one of the biggest american in the history of american stuart scheller. thank you. so there's a lot going on here after what just was said is one thing i want to say, this is matt and put me up to this and just for everyone's context, i'll go through my story in a second. right now i'm on a book tour. i'm on a book tour through christmas and then i got to figure out i want to be when i grow up, i have people that are

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man. another declared, i know i am free, for i've seen father abraham and touched him. throngs of people crowded forward to touch, to touch his hands or brushing against his clothing as lincoln acknowledged the exclamations. the reporter thought he saw tears. the president's eyes when a white haired black man doffed his ragged straw hat and bowed bowed low and said, may the good lord, bless and keep you safe, master. the president, his own hat and bowed return. lincoln was stirring, however, when some of the freed people knelt down before him. don't deal to me, he said. that is not right. you must deal to die only and thank him for the liberty you will receive. you will enjoy hereafter. lincoln's to the old man had been a stunning rebuke to white supremacy. witnessing it, one white woman had angrily turned away, snorting in disgust. the next issue of the atlantic monthly did not exaggerate, in its assertion that lincoln's vow upset the forms, laws, customs and ceremonies of centuries. it w

ah pamela, the man takes up space in his movements. the eagle, yeah. masculine. i have eminent bridge markland is a drag king, a woman who becomes a man on stage. she plays with gender roles provokes, celebrates difference, queer performance, art in berlin. o in to do to this day that creates her the founder of go drag ah ah, rich markland has spent nearly 2 years preparing the new season of her go drag festival, securing state and private funding, and drumming up drag performers from all over the world. the opening party is in a prince law, bad bar home, tough for the berlin native. she has been performing as a drag king for more than 30 years, a woman posing as a man. she owns a comfortable living from it. guys with the question of whether she is a man or a woman has followed her all her life itself. nissan. i've never tried to pass for a man so much as i've always put on makeup to have done john, mum, excuse me. i've always liked playing both sides very ambiguous. today you'd say non binary. what the tiger we're down go to months. i'm not in binary. is up. but

one is the relationship between man and god . two is the relationship between man and himself . three is the relationship between man and others. abrahamic religions everywhere in all abrahamic religions you see belief in god belief in the divine messenger, belief in the resurrection of the world after this realm, all abrahamic religions have none of the abrahamic religions in their teachings that one should suffer yazd, but they see the future as hopeful and believe that there is salvation for the future of human life. and the belief and what god has promised for the salvation of man, for the implementation of justice in existence, this is the demand of all abrahamic religions , the implementation of justice and the fight against oppression and the implementation of justice in all abrahamic religions and in the teachings of the prophets , attention to the family, attention to the family in all abrahamic religions that today in the view of arrogance for the termination of the human race as a morally ugly phenomenon, love is considered as an indicator of civilization, the civiliz

. >>> great man. i'll always be honored to have been one of his team and one of his friends. >> former president jimmy carter now in hospice care at home. we sit down with a bay area man who worked with mr. carter during his tenure at the white house. >>> good evening, we start tonight with frightening moments in oakland after a driver lost control and crashed into a home sparking that fire. this video was taken by a neighbor who rushed out to see what happened. and you can see the car went through a wall. firefighters say it hit a gas main, sparking those flames. a nearby home security camera caught what happened moments before that crash. pretty wild right there. you can see the driver appear to lose control as it comes down campus drive in the city's crestmont neighborhood. neighbors say two adults and two children were inside the car. paramedics took the children to hospital. they're expected to be okay. pg&e crews were called to shut off gas in the area. just one house was evacuated, but crews di

. >> man: thank you. >> anthony: oh, man. >> john t. and that's yours, tony. >> anthony: look at that. awesome. it's just like a dream sandwich. what you go for here are smokes. smoked sausage sandwiches. and these magnificent beauties, pig ear sandwiches called ears. both pretty much served with the same garnishes of slaw, mustard, homemade hot sauce, on a soft bun. now as i understand it, originally this is one of those nobody wants these things, they're dirt cheap. >> geno: that's exactly right. in fact, by "dirt cheap," ears were actually free. >> anthony: right. >> geno: when my great grandfather started getting the pig ears, the local butcher was giving them to him because he was just throwing them away. >> anthony: it's everything, you know, we love about bacon -- the texture, the mix of fatty, lean, all that. oh, that's good. mm. man! that is just hard to beat. >> geno: isn't it good? >> anthony: mm-hmm. >> geno: it's a good sandwich. >> anthony: and, of course, some hot tamales. which, at this point in history, are about as mis

to meet this man. this man sat in my office and told me that they want to be security guards that killed his son. i had not heard of the case, but the man started crying, telling me about his son, trayvon martin. and as i looked at his tears and looked at this lawyer, i thought about how i never saw my father cry for me. and i said if i can help, i'll help, and we started the trayvon martin movement. we called the national march. i got some of the radio announcers to help us, and we put 10,000 people in that little town in florida. the morning of that march, my mother died. and they thought i would not come, and i started to turn around, but i said, no, my mother would have wanted me to stand up for trayvon, and that lawyer and i have been locked shoulder to shoulder ever since. he's known now all over the world as the attorney general for black america. why? because he'll fight for us when others won't. are they going to call you names, they're going to always give you another angle. the only way you

with your young man.e. relations at some points yes, here the man took care and filed in a fur coat. yes, he didn’t give me a jacket, that is , this hurts you, it hurts you , you leave such a note for yourself. yes, i am frustrated somewhere. i get upset. and what are you doing? say it trying to talk to a young man to change him, i'm not trying to change him. and now i don't have a boyfriend. no. we recently broke up with my former young man. we were together for 11 years and 11 years. yes , we just grew up. well, yes, they grew up and just went in different directions, that is, they went in different directions, but i began to delve into feeling in contact. when i began to deal with children, it turned out that when i accept them, when i voice them, but i voice the feeling, but everything goes on. well, the correction is going much faster. so i, accordingly, began to develop it in myself. and my boyfriend is from the same system. in general, what, well, what, what are the feelings in the villages? well,

what's going on with you any other man?whatever. here is a man, they still show attention. there, the first experience, most likely, of these relationships, yes, which will be the first straight. well, the first one is long. well, this is an abuse, they do not consider you a person. what do i want to do? this is even somewhere raising a hand, yes, physically impacting. well, it 's scary, but i don't know, it seems to me that i've already somehow learned how to defend the border with me so it's impossible. well, you can do whatever you want if i have enough strength and i will beat you and travel around, i will do anything the question is different for you now it is important in order for this femininity to be found the classic that you are looking for you are not looking for where you lost, where it is light. and if you want her to be found, then the question is that you should be attentive to the attention that is shown, but at the same time you do not have to marry them. to build relationships with them, but just to allow

he was your first man.. anna declares that she may also be danila's father in the vladimir studio vladimirovich hello how long have you known, well, okay, i know since the nineties the way i talked and her sister and katya also had to meet with her. and well, how are you that i didn't even just sit there myself. this is the most talked about with the boys on this topic. who is this? well, who yes, and decided to the conclusion, who is the last, that and dad, if you want to say that anna talked with a lot of men. yes, i do not rule it out. now you understand that you are practically in the whole country now, accuse it of revelry in definition. what do you want to say? what a father, maybe anyone? i had a stormy youth, we do not rule it out. we hung out there together, so even you can believe her. tell is vladimir now? of course he persuades. i don't know this person. i see nothing for the first time. well, if you have never had anything, we will begin to talk with vladimir now in front of everyone that he ma

man depends on the teaching of the qur'an. alqa alqa and the people sent by allah became one creation and second and third we created him and my creation is the end of man when only the human body and creation recorded what he said, so may allah be the best of creators because of the combination of body and soul, except for the latter, which is the soul, may allah bless him and the creation and creation of connection with mahdia 8 billion people in the name of human on this earth they live that they have human life, the company of the truth of man, or he said, "khalifa allah, where is the caliph of allah, to the extent of a fraction of what is wronged ?" valid for what the quran is, the book of quranic life, the bank of the day for our society, the savior, the secret of time, the secret of our honor , let the quran be the refuge of all, no one feels despair and despair, never feels exhausted , the holy quran is always human hope, hope, ice, inducing satan , but the holy presence of the prophet quran gives hope to society and i

>> honey, i don't need your man.y man and his female best friend. >> sorry babe, he doesn't bat for your team. >> well, he hasn't seen me pitch. >> did i have nerves about it in 1998? yes. but i had played several gay characters in the theater and on television. >> now honey, she said that you and grace should get married. >> grace and me? >> what i saw on the page was charming leading man, but unapologetically an out gay man. >> yeah. this would be us three weeks in, "honey, i'm having an affair." >> me too. >> his name is donald. >> me too! >> i didn't get to be david schwimmer or matt leblanc, but i knew i could do it with empathy and dignity. >> you know, when it started off, everyone was like, how gay can it be? >> grace, did you know i was gay when you met me? >> my dog knew. >> and the answer was, apparently you couldn't go gay enough. >> ladies and gentlemen, fresh from 45 minutes of butt-robics i give you, my [bleep] >> there was two openly gay men who were very different, and we were able to see, oh, being

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games chromosome - this is the main thing, the sex chromosome of a man, that is, a man.f there is a y chromosome, it disappears from white blood cells, that is, a man cannot resist infection. like this statistics, of course, it makes you think, and above all, because we all have children we thought about whom we can invite as an expert, and in our studio , approximately all men were born in that era when men had everything about sexuality okay. and our guest was also born in the sixties. and it seems to us, as studies say, that those who were born in the sixties were, in fact, men in the natural sense of the word. so yes and so the year of birth is given. our today's guest 1964, and visiting us right here is a real man with a special influence. well, imagine. that's just a hell of a statistic a man loses, sexuality. they lose sperm. here is sasha. i have one question for you, what should we women do so that you men, globally speaking, return to normal life. you will give us human advice, and we will add scientific advice , for my part, as a small worker , i will say this

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but the man started crying, telling me about his son, trayvon martin.i looked at his tears and looked at his lawyer, i thought about how i never saw my father cry for me. i said if i can help i will help. we started the trayvon martin movement. we called a national march i got radio announcers to help us and we put 10,000 people in that little town in florida. the morning of that march, my mother died. and they thought i would not come. and i starteto turn around, and i said no, mother. she would've wanted me to stay. that lawyer and i were locked shoulder to shoulder ever since. he is known all over the world. he is the attorney gener for black america. why? you will fight for us when others will not. they will call you names and always give you another angle. the only way to make headway as if you are dealing with opposition. the look time i get concerned is when everyone is on my side. but when you start calling me names, it gives me extra exercise. i know people don't react unless you act. you cannot be an activist if you don't have a reactive us. i

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story the man is you have no man, these children are not, we divorced my father, just in the thirteenthr. that is, you are without a man. yes, you have children from one five times from one further. so i got married a second time and just the sixth child me from and what happened to that? and, because he tried, he came to the family, the second husband, but lasted a year. well, because other people's children , yes, that is, somehow. i already understood that he had his own somehow, we would quickly get to know each other. somehow fast. that's what i have, maybe this is my problem now that there are problems with children, yes, and with older ones. well, i thought that everything was according to the classics of the genre, but they didn’t do it much. they perceived, but he didn’t really want to lead, that there weren’t much of you here, that is, they had some kind of conflicts, well, there are no conflicts. there were no conflicts whatsoever. it's just that he had a slightly different second husband's perception. he thought that everything would be so festively beautiful, that all the p

i noticed some signs of a man's presence. well, great. it to hide somehow? she's been running all morning. and what is this secret subject that needs to be covered up? i don't want to tell anyone at all. i do not even all i confirm the information that my heart. e is busy. i sometimes say yes, mine heart is free. yes, yes, in the house of evelina , there is a swift and every one betrays the character and lifestyle of the hostess, she recently made a reconstruction to mark a new round of her life. updated my own role. changed man. why not rearrange the space around? guilt is torture, right? reminds me correctly, yes in the world of your fantasies, this is may a cedar barrel. this is the second barrel in this house. basically, it's even more useful to steam without uh, the head, when the head is here and opening the cat. here these pens are snowy, sometimes it blows. and i'm right here i'm worried. massage chair and