to tell.listen, you don't know how to tell, the ideal solfeggio, high, low notes does not take. everything, so i it seems that an anecdote is still such a preservation of communication precisely from eye to eye from the mouth. mouth and what you want to convey, of course, and show how, as it were, degrees and your own can already be told with your erudition of emancipation, by the way, on this occasion. eh, now you understand. why as they say dear, the spoon remembered a joke for dinner, and the joke that is there, there are two of them out of this joke, this is the great yuri nikulin yes, who was also the keeper of jokes. uh, and uh, his club there is a white parrot, so the story is next uh, there is such a joke. i'll tell you now, so the company is sitting. well, that is, in some kind of vector there, for example, there in the nineteenth, which means, yes, we are cavaliers there. well, that means, uh, they’re sitting and, uh, the new man in this company is just some kind of hussar , he was i

tell jokes by telling. them and from here, can and will be born. this is something new, as it were, because, by the way, i think that this remains in musical groups and in the theater, because even when you work, because this is a collective, the concept of a collective. yes, here i suddenly come, and young artists tell me jokes that my dad still tells when the director collects, uh, the corpse and says, so look. the play was bad. the artists at the rehearsal poorly rehearsed booze booze. little money was given for the performance. and the performance turned out to be bad, nothing changes firewood podcast jokes, moving on the same positive note of the finale. i did not go to our program, so that the audience still had hope for more and more talented programs, and not the one that we built today, although it is in my opinion. it turned out very, naturally, like a joke. well, at least we are very sincerely open we talked, tried to somehow embrace the immense. but nonetheless. we are not familiar. i have a que

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tell me i'm an artist.artist and valeria is a concert department, and an artist, well , here is an artist, this is, uh, and he sings and dances, and he changes clothes, this is some kind of parody. in what genre? tell it all in the light. basically, we sing, dance and play, because we have some free time in the theater anyway. after all this, no. you are not improving. you do not finalize everything 24 for 7 people works. how to relax and how you discharge. where do you draw from? this is the energy to throw it all out on the hockey scene seriously. you play hockey, a former professional athlete. and what did you prick, pinch, hit, what did you decide? well, that's how trauma i understand music saved depression, and i'm so everything and i owe it to the coffin of life and that's it. i am waiting for me. only the youth theater should be excluded. and what team, if not a secret? it's amazing some kobe hobbies that i really love football in my time, played professionally. now they were already engaged in amate

tell me please.tel both little tanya, who had 17 years old, georgievich, the difference, no, 13, how many you were years old when you left, when i was gone, 44, that is, by today's standards, this is a young woman who is ready to get married for the first time and the parents of a child. that's what i promised today. i didn’t even imagine myself as a disappearing husband to leave something like that in general i didn’t imagine any other men. but then let's digress into the past look when you met. you were 18 years old. yes? i lied that i was 21. that's how i added everything they reduced. i said that he was 15 years old, well, 40 kg, and his height was 56 kg. this one here is a girl with eyes on a stick. uh, who saw whom first? yes, but i kind of saw it, yes, in the theater at the blackboard, the schedule, but roughly speaking, i didn’t immediately see it, but they showed it. hmm, all the young actors were sitting and then yours came. well, they laughed. he was so funny it was impossible. it’s just t

you're basically telling a joke. do you generally accept it or not? we don't tell jokes anymore.t's a generation. i have two generations of children 15 and 16 and 4-2 years younger. but older they have, in principle, grown up, probably on the work of vadim galygin, including these are already such stand-up comedians. yes, that is, an anecdote, as a genre, probably, e has already died for the current generation, but they have learned e the classical form. yes, stories, that is, my daughter tells an endless story from school directly, as on stage, and she adds details with some kind. well, actually, this is how the stand-up comedy genre implies, yes, that is , it somehow beats everything in such a way that it sounds funny. but these are, as it were, not jokes, the real story of life, but in fact, after all, some life stories became jokes. why they say it happened, and not a gothic situation, that is, they are practically an anecdote. now there is just such a meme, but it goes. eh, my beloved i, in my opinion, this situation of life was sent out, which became a meme, but terrible, i

a story that i had to tell by the function of a 13 year old. they told me to tell it. are you going read? will read after you. so my story begins in my own child hood. i grew up in louisville kentucky and every spring some you may know that it turns, transforms entirely into what call derby city and the pinnacle moment of this long buildup, weeks and weeks to the longer running sporting event in this country, the kentucky derby is when right as the horses step the track, the university of louisville marching cardinal marching bands up the strains this very image national sounding and celebratory. anthem and 150,000 people in the stands. who knows how many watching on television each year rise up and and stand and cover their hearts and sing along to this song. my old kentucky home the sportswriter frank deford, sports illustrated writer frank deford said that any man worth his salt will cloud up and cry outright when he hears my old kentucky home because it is it represents a where history and beauty bisect for an instant and everyone is waiting this moment it's a beau

all very well for sean to tell you he was in despair about trump but what did he tell you his viewers? rupert murdoch knows exactly what sean hannity told his viewers, he paid sean hannity millions upon millions, tens and tens of millions of dollars to tell his viewers what rupert murdoch had shown him. you believe those viewers wanted to hear, that the election was stolen. that the trump presidency would be restored. under oath rupert murdoch said he was aware of no evidence whatsoever, of any election fraud in any state and he said under oath that he had no evidence whatsoever that there was anything even slightly wrong with a single dominion voting machine anywhere. all of foxes coverage about dominion, all of it, was based on a woman who calls herself wackadoodles. this woman supplied sydney powell with her theory of the case. everything donald trump -- and fox was saying about dominion came from someone named marlene for in. a few hours after all the networks, including fox, called the election for joe biden on saturday, november 7th, 2022. we have this email that day, because sy

tell him.l him. that your master troekurov kirilla petrovich always let me look at the soul of the lips. are you working without a soul, brother? look, i love a living thing, barin, a living thing. dike. higher barin. perhaps, do you know how to handle this baron my friend, loved this mess, but look don’t spoil it, i ’m looking for such people from my dearest kirill petrovich, but not like that, otherwise you’ll spoil me . well done craftsman. read. my merciful sir, i do not intend to go to pokrovskoye until then. do not send me a kennel for a camomile with a confession. and it will be my will to punish him or pardon, and i will endure jokes from your cold ones. i intend and i will not endure them from you, because i am not a jester, but an old nobleman. i remain obedient to the service andrei dubrovsky is he free to punish? does he know who he's talking to? so i ordered him. rather than someone who sows someone else's land or fences off the estate, and on the one they rightly take possession o

i 'll take warm things for the boys, otherwise it got very cold. tell nothing to tell., we will not go to him. okay, once promised, so we must go. let's keep face. so if you're going to a birthday party for this? i'm with you. are you going for a birthday? okay, hello, you're maxim's friends. come in, please. i guessed maxim said that you would come, what did he say? well, you're not exactly an ordinary guest. congratulations on happy birthday. very nice. we always keep secret how you are so peacefully calm, i don’t understand we communicate, but we have a common child and we decided that it’s better to be friends. well, yes, of course, not immediately, but we came to this. yes yes. i'm going now. excuse me, you pass the rocks well, of course, i'm going. let's go up for me. hello hello sorry i didn't see you? yes, you represent. when i saw you talking to your wife in the office, now i know it was with your ex-wife. i thought i thought i was just like everyone else a liar. i must was to tell you everything. while we are talking, i want to tell you something else. so don'

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they don't tell jokes. dad, look, it's cool to read something, tell something, you'll play.aybe this reflects, as it were, the reality in the sense that, in particular, the youth. yes, she stops talking to each other. before to be honest, let's say, uh, well, my childhood is there. youth is there further, uh, in the yard. yes, when everyone was going it was like, uh , not that cool, as now, he says, the youth was generally, well, it’s cool to tell a joke vying. yes, i'm not. listen, i'm tired. yes, i knew everyone there, everyone knew how to tell, and this was a means of understanding memory. you understand how you loved to eat for free and counted in your mind. here is the generation, that is, the girl had to be impressed. you were not supposed to read from the phone, but to tell about the memory from the heart, that is, to prove yourself to kill. and now, just the same , about a girl to impress there were two options as far as i remember. this is when you know how to play at least a few songs on the guitar, that is, in the company of the food group bravo i played the guita

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i wanted to tell him i loved him.y found elberta in th closet >> i want to go to my husband. they said they're working on him. and i said no, i want to go se him, please let me go to m husband. and they said no, you can't go down there >> did you ever get to see him that night >> no. no >> now elberta found herself face-to-face with detectiv burbridge, trying to get lim to believe a story about a masked killer who stared right at her and yet left her aliv to tell the tale that sounds a little made up almost >> yes, it does. sounds hollywood >> have you ever heard of case where someone laid eyes o a witness to him killing someone and didn't take an action >> i've never had that happen. >> so you would have expecte -- >> something, yes. at least an attempt. >> but there was something i elberta's story that night tha did make sense before the murder as she and doug drove to church she sai they saw something out o place. >> there was a van kind of sitting up against the curb. a white van. >> like it didn't belong there or

you know what i 'll tell you.t it seems to me that your arguments are different. it seems to me that a man has appeared in your life who has certain influences on you. let's take a look at your lastore. lena i have a super woman who will always give a patron. such a shot struck me to meet with lena in the very heart. alexander was. well, in principle , he was about nothing in life , nothing in bed about anything. vova is much cooler vova is super man. when we take away, love karina to love a niche and i think we will start our own. he he will be a much better dad than alexander , of course . wait, you lived with him. he is with us, that he forced the batteries to be fastened in handcuffs . and with me, you first slept with him for 3 years. you gave birth to a child from him, and now he is bad in bed. this is bad. it's such a spanish shame. i'm testing for you now. tell me, please, how does your current cohabitant feel about the fact that you want misha to be taken away, after all, a child, not a simple one, requir

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we didn't need to tell us that. squared out of the capitol, way back during trump's second impeachment trial, in fact, we actually saw a video of senator mitt romney of utah, being escorted out running out as well. romney is running. romney was not wildly mocked like holly, was because romney didn't begin his day by raising his fist in solidarity with the same violent mob just before they tried to launch the vice president and storm the capitol. and then you think, you're watching this, we'll, okay, holly was running, but everyone was running. why was everyone running? one of those senators have to relieve in the first place? because the violent mob was ransacking the building. while members of congress were sheltering in place, and given gas masks. there's a lot more where this came from, whatever. let's face it. the kevin mccarthy tucker carlson disinformation our wasn't embarrassing flop. and senate majority leader, chuck schumer, took no time and lambasted the whole pathetic affair. >> it's all the more shameful

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tell jokes. genre now, like it’s gone, but why not bring it back? so, for this, i kind of make this program, yes, jokes, but in order to, uh, well , this genre, on which the whole country lived, can not be for years, and there people told jokes there at interruptions and it was cool to know and be able to tell. it's some kind of cool guy right there, girls are different look. and now we just didn't do it. no, wait. so maybe. eh, now it's somehow now a genre of reality, but more popular, firstly now. yes, according to the history of life, they use the services. uh, you younger kids. you just said, here are yours which are 15-16. yes, there are already trying some there, and you tell the younger ones. here, well, some jokes are explained by these memes. what's the matter there? or an anecdote. well, i forgive any kind of humor at home, that is, they are, for example, my pranksters. it also has this kind. but yeah too interesting to play, because the house to walk. yes, because some kind of pillows

so let me tell you what that way is. the question is, is it geometry that we should be thinking about? we're thinking about relativity. if you read all the popular level expositions of length, contraction, etc., you don't really hear the word geometry that much. but the essence of it is this you want to travel a certain distance in space. there is a formula that relates the amount of distance you travel to what we call the coordinates. okay, this doesn't work in boston. but in a sensible city like new york, where the streets are at right angles, you could figure out the total interval, the total distance between two points. you go taking the different sides of a right triad, squaring them and using pythagoras theorem right in this little triangle here d squared equals x squared y squared. so what this means, number one, you have a formula for figuring out the distance. two points in terms of their coordinates but also this is something you could measure and you notice there's a difference between how much distance you wo

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he says, why am i telling you, and tell me such a thing. here tell me jazz trombonism.ericans are they? not i'm 20 years old. i, at 16:00, already entered 20, i was already finishing, and suddenly i had such an idea to tell my own. how much do you get when you perform at a jazz club in the evening. he says, well, sometimes 150 euros sometimes. and this is, well, i'm still getting there is 3.500 salary. ah, because i am a professor at the conservatory, i say, and if i want to receive 10.000 euros for the performance of a jazz musician. well, if you become a great jazz musician, i say, well, that's it. can i go? well, but nailed it, uh, music is right. i really wanted to be famous and so i understood that jazz , unfortunately, has such a narrow focus . like humorous musicians. you are with many worked as artists and singers about the fact that someone sings badly out of tune, because there are a lot of jokes, for example, in a theatrical environment about the fact that there are bad actors. yes, there is a type or an actress, that is, about this. well , he jokes anyway, l

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he says, why am i telling you, and tell me such a thing. here tell me jazz trombonism.16:00 i already entered at 20. i was already finishing and suddenly i had such an idea to tell my own. how much do you get when you perform at a jazz club in the evening. he says, well, sometimes 150 euros sometimes. and this is, well, i'm still getting 3,500 salaries there. ah, because i am a professor at the conservatory, i say, and if i want to receive 10.000 euros for a performance by a jazz musician. well, if you become a great jazz musician, i say, well, that's it. can i go it but nailed it, uh, right right? i really wanted to be famous and so i understood that jazz , unfortunately, has such a narrow focus . like humorous musicians. you worked with many artists and singers about the fact that someone sings badly out of tune, because there are a lot of jokes, for example, in theatricality of the environment about the fact that there are bad actors. yes, there is a type or an actress, that is, about this. well, he jokes anyway, like, there is a man, he considers himself great there

i 'll tell you more. it. today it is very common to go around again in our everyday life - uh, because, well, earthenware, well, yes, it's fashionable a linen bag in the summer. it's fashionable and bracelets are made of wood from stones, see - from beads. what kind of fairs are held by folk artists, here are our fakes that you just go around your eyes. what a beauty of leather here , metal, yes, again, yes, all kinds, well , together with us, who are in our cultural institutions. same, basically. this concentration is going on, but in houses , but at the same time, even if they are not somewhere, these masters work in the houses of culture, which is located in every region in our country, and more than 2,000 houses. uh, the culture of the center of time, that is, in such institutions of the club type, where every inhabitant can realize himself. if at some stage somewhere he did not realize his creative abilities. and so here they are folk masters here with a separate, of course, we have a list of registers.

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he says, why am i telling you, and tell me such a thing. here tell me jazz trombonism.they? not i'm 20 years old. i am already enrolled at 16:00 20 am already i was finishing and suddenly i had such an idea to tell my friend. how much do you get when you perform at a jazz club in the evening. he says, well, sometimes 150 euros sometimes. and this is, well, i still get 3,500 salaries there, but because i'm a professor at the conservatory, i say, and if i want to receive 10,000 euros for a performance, a jazz musician says. well, if you become a great jazz musician, i say, well, that's it. may i go? well, it's understandable, but he nailed it. eh, you're right . i really wanted to be famous and so i understood that jazz, to unfortunately, such a narrow focus, well , it's difficult. yes, it's more difficult, but, but you tell me, please, uh, generally speaking about the fact that there are jokes, like musicians with a sense of humor. you worked with many artists and singers about the fact that someone sings badly out of tune, because there are a lot of jokes, for example,

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