Waching daily Mar 2 2018

BLACKEST THING YOU WILL SEE THIS

WEEK.

LET'S GET TO THE RUNDOWNS.

FEW THINGS ARE PROMISED.

DEATH, TAXES, AND --

>> APPEARS THE CLUELESS ACTRESS

AND COMMENTATOR, STACY DASH

RUNNING FOR CONGRESS.

DASH FILED PAPERWORK WITH

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION TO

RUN FOR CALIFORNIA'S

CONGRESSIONAL SEAT.

WHICH REPRESENTS THE CITIES OF

COMPTON, WATTS, SAN PEDRO, NORTH

LONG BEACH.

>> STACY WANTS TO REPRESENT APE

DISTRICT BLACKER.

NO THANKS.

ABOUT AS CONFUSED AS SHE IS

DELUSIONAL.

NO WAY SHE CAN WIN A DISTRICT OF

110,000 BLACK CONSTITUENTS.

SHE CAN'T WIN A SECOND ACTING

ROLE WE REMEMBER.

SEE WHAT I'M SAYING?

THE BLAND MRS. DASH, FILLED HER

CAREER, CLUELESS STATEMENTS LIKE

THIS.

>> THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

>> HAVE A PLANTATION MENTALITY.

RACIST.

THIS SHOULDN'T BE A BLACK

HISTORY MONTH.

IF WE DON'T WANT SEGREGATION, WE

NEED TO GET RID OF CHANNELS LIKE

BET.

>> WHOA, WHOA.

IF YOU GET RID OF BET, THEN YOU

GET RID OF ME.

IF YOU GOT RID OF ME.

I CAN'T TELL JOKES TO MAKE YOU

SEEM RELEVANT.

[ CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ]

AND DON'T FORGET, THE SAME BLACK

FOLKS TURNING ON BET ARE GOING

TO BE THE SAME ONES TURNING AWAY

FROM YOU IN THE VOTING BOOTH.

THE ONLY BLACK STACY WE

RECOGNIZE IS THE CONGRESSWOMAN,

REPRESENTATIVE STACY ABRAHAMS.

For more infomation >> Is Stacy Dash Serious About Running For Congress? | The Rundown With Robin Thede - Duration: 1:42.

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DDR5 RAM Is Cooming - Duration: 2:41.

For more infomation >> DDR5 RAM Is Cooming - Duration: 2:41.

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Black Lung Is Back: US Falls Further Behind - Duration: 4:10.

Health professionals are reporting that advanced black lung disease is reemerging at rates

never before seen by the scientific community.

From the 1970s going into the late 1990s reports of black lung were steadily declining but

since then there's been a dramatic comeback especially in the last five years.

Joining me now to talk about that is Mollye Barrows, legal journalist for the Trial Lawyer

magazine.

You know Mollye, first show segment we do has to do with debtor's prison.

Now we see we're going backwards with the health of miners which for the 20s and the

30s was a disaster with black lung disease.

If you look at the composite of these stories.

We continue to move backwards and this is story that's kind of one of the indicators.

Tell me, what are the findings in this report?

Well it's extremely interesting because like you said, it was such an issue for so many

decades and in 1968 they passed a law that basically held the mining industry accountable

for doing more to protect its miners.

So they saw a decrease in on the job accidents and they also made some headway when it came

to a worker's health long term.

Making sure they get proper testing in this, that and the other.

During the years, over the decades when they tested from say 1970 when this rule took affect

to the 1990s you saw a decrease in cases being reported because there was also regular enforcement

of the rules that allowed these folks to get tested and created less harmful working environments

if you will.

But, what we're seeing now with a rise of cases in 2000 and now in this decade, there

are conflicting numbers but between government agencies as well as independent agencies,

they're finding upwards of a 1,000 cases of black lung which is a generic term that really

covers several diseases that are related to breathing in coal dust into your lungs.

Basically there's a number of factors that play into this but the mining industry not

abiding by rules is certainly plays no small part.

To me this story, this is a big story, obviously black lung increase.

But I think it's pardon the pun, but it kind of the canary in the mine isn't it?

It has to do with our entire culture.

We're not moving ahead in things like this.

We're moving backwards.

Like I said, we started off this show doing a segment on debtor's prison.

Now there was one time when we had a huge black lung problem and we solved it in United

States and now we're going backwards again.

Third worlds are even doing as well as we're doing in that regard.

Is there any idea what set this coal industry's response to this as well?

What are they saying?

Just like with your debtor's prison story, just like so many of the regulation stories

that we cover, it goes back to people cutting corners.

And so they're basically they don't know.

They're still basically trying to get to the root cause and determine, point a finger directly

at blame.

But so far what many believe is that it's longer working hours, so the remaining, you

have an industry's that's basically being downsized, hundreds of coal mines have closed,

hundreds of miners are now out of work so those that do have jobs are working longer

hours.

There aren't as thick of a coal stream or seam is what they call them, you have smaller

coal seams so when they dig for this stuff it's not just coal dust they're breathing,

it's rock and it's silica so it's creating a more deadly combination to create a resurgence

in these diseases.

Arguably in the 30s, 40s and 50s there were some regulations that gave coal miners some

protection but this is across the board.

This is not just in the coal mines.

The regulations have to be enforced.

That's right.

You have to have a culture and a society that says, "Regulations matter where it comes to

human health."

And as I look at this story, there's no way that I can look at this and not say there

are bigger issues here and it shows that we little by little are just turning it into

this third world banana republic.

This is how we judge how we're doing as a culture and as a society.

And this is just one more story, just like the debtor's prison that makes you really

ask that question.

If companies did the right thing because it was the right thing to do instead of looking

for opportunities to cut corners at the cost of human life and health we wouldn't be talking

about this right now.

The rules are in place to protect people.

They're looking for ways to not abide by them.

It is a race to bottom and there's plenty of people in the regulatory industry that

are more than willing to help.

Thank you.

Yes, thank you Pap.

For more infomation >> Black Lung Is Back: US Falls Further Behind - Duration: 4:10.

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Your Rescuer is on His Way! Be Hope-Filled - Duration: 2:53.

Hi there and welcome back to Daily Bible Promises with a Twist.

And today, we're going to be reading as usual from the New International Version first.

And today's verse is Psalm 86:7 -"On the day of my trouble I will call upon you for you

will answer me."

And as it has been our custom, I will read from another translation as well.

And today that will be the Passion Translation, Psalm 86, verse 7 -"Whenever trouble strikes,

I will keep crying out to you, for I know your help is on the way."

I felt there was a persistence going on in the heart of David, that he would continually

cry out to the Lord until the Lord answered because he knew help was on the way.

So the Passion Translation basically said what I was feeling in my heart.

I thought that there were two things to consider with this verse.

Number 1 - David was not crying out to his friends, he wasn't trying to figure out things

by himself, he was crying out to the Lord because he knew where his help came from.

The second point I wanted to make was that David kept on calling out because he knew

God would come to his own rescue.

We're all fascinated by the true story of survivors of earthquakes who somehow survived

despite the odds.

Some of them were rescued by pure chance and we don't really know what their whole story

is because they were unconscious for most of the time that they were buried.

But others speak of the way that they kept their hopes up and did everything in their

power to make sure that their rescuers could find them.

They would tap on a nearby pipe or they would call out as much as they could as long as

their voice held out.

but they were not passive as they waited for their rescuer to come.

If you are in a desperate place and you need to be rescued in whatever way you can imagine

the word rescue to mean, I encourage you to be persistent.

Continue to cry out to the Lord with the sure faith that David had, that as he cried out

to the Lord the Lord would come to his rescue.

For more infomation >> Your Rescuer is on His Way! Be Hope-Filled - Duration: 2:53.

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HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE. BEEG GEES. Cover by VALENTIN RIERA - Duration: 4:07.

I know your eyes in the morning sun

I feel you touch me in the pouring rain

And the moment that you wander far from me

I wanna feel you in my arms again

And you come to me on a summer breeze

Keep me warm in your love and then softly leave

And it's me you need to show

How deep is your love

How deep is your love, how deep is your love

How deep is your love

'Cause we're living in a world of fools

Breaking us down when they all should let us be

We belong to you and me

I believe in you

You know the door to my very soul

You're the light in my deepest, darkest hour

You're my savior when I fall

And you may not think I care for you

When you know down inside that I really do

And it's me you need to show

How deep is your love, how deep is your love

How deep is your love

Cause we're living in a world of fools

Breaking us down when they all should let us be

We belong to you and me

And you come to me on a summer breeze

Keep me warm in your love, then you softly leave

And it's me you need to show

How deep is your love, how deep is your love

How deep is your love

Cause we're living in a world of fools

Breaking us down when they all should let us be

We belong to you and me

How deep is your love, how deep is your love

How deep is your love

Cause we're living in a world of fools

Breaking us down when they all should let us be

We belong to you and me

How deep is your love, how deep is your love

How deep is your love

Cause we're living in a world of fools

Breaking us down when they all should let us be

For more infomation >> HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE. BEEG GEES. Cover by VALENTIN RIERA - Duration: 4:07.

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Hydrogen Peroxide And Cancer: This Is What Everyone Must Know! - Duration: 2:31.

Hydrogen Peroxide And Cancer: This Is What Everyone Must Know!

Research now shows that 1 in 2 of us will get cancer in our lifetime, yet many medical

cancer treatments such as chemotherapy remain deadly!

For all the modern scientific discoveries we have connecting to health, why is cancer

such a big problem?

Since the cancer prevention we know works, has not made it through the mainstream media

and health bodies.

Cancer diagnoses in the last 50 years have skyrocketed with no small coincidence at the

same time that our diets and lifestyles have actually drastically taken a turn for the

worse.

The amount of unhealthy food, sugar, foods full of preservatives and additives is at

an all-time high.

Even 'healthy' fruit and vegetables is sprayed with cancerous chemicals before is

it presented to us at the store.

Cosmetics, pollution, soaps, and shampoos all contain chemicals which attack our bodies.

Cancer is seen as an inevitability, to be treated with harmful drugs and treatments

when the time comes, however many more people could be saved if the onus was transferred

to preventing cancer instead of treating it.

The one thing we do know about cancer is that it simply cannot survive in oxygen, and it

flourishes in an oxygen-less environment.

Cancer grows rapidly in an acid-heavy environment such as the body of a person consuming lots

of junk food with the wrong sort of dietary fats.

Patients going through chemotherapy are usually told not to consume alkalizing foods like

kale as it will interfere with the treatment.

"All pathogens, viruses, and parasites are anaerobic.

They grow in the absence of oxygen, however cannot survive with an abundance of oxygen.

Even cancer cells cannot exist in oxygen.

They depend on fermenting glucose to survive and multiply."

The solution?

To keep your body in as best an alkaline state as possible.

A body in a state of alkaline is a area where cancer cells will not be able to thrive.

Alkaline hydrogen peroxide kills cancer cells since the cancer cells are unable to break

down the hydrogen peroxide.

Use 1 cap of 35% hydrogen peroxide diluted in a bath for your body to take on its alkaline

effects.

Better still, take a few drops of reagent grade hydrogen peroxide diluted in water.

For more infomation >> Hydrogen Peroxide And Cancer: This Is What Everyone Must Know! - Duration: 2:31.

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B-Phlat - Beatdown on Mama - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored - Duration: 15:16.

- I'm like, "Hell, no, my sister's wearing

Garanimals and fucking Wonder Woman drawers,"

And this bitch got on a big bra with the buckles on the back.

So when I saw her--I just--I just hit the bitch.

I was like, "Pow!" I just started beating her ass.

[dark electronic music]

- Welcome to "This Is Not Happening"

I'm your host Roy Wood Jr.

We all have that special woman in our life,

the one we like to put up on a pedastal.

- Finger sandwiches, boys?

- Oh, thank you, Mom.

- Go on, little Roy. Make it rain.

- Aww, skeet skeet! - There you go.

♪ ♪

- Now, make sure you separate the ones from the fives.

- I know, Ma. I know.

- Such a gentleman.

- Now I got to pick up the money.

"Separate the bills."

She the one who told me to make it rain.

- That's my boy.

[cheers and applause]

- You know her from her one-woman show,

"Sophisticated Ignorance," She is B-Phlat!

[cheers and applause]

- I was a senior. I'll never forget it.

Senior year, last week of school.

I didn't even have school.

I'm just running around

visiting the other motherfuckers at they school.

So I'm at Webster High School with my best friend.

I'm up there with Vonnie. I'm like, "Girl,

"I'm coming up to your school.

I'm getting myself prepared for college."

'Cause I'm letting y'all know right now,

at that point, I was going to art school.

I knew it in my mind. I had applied.

I was just waiting to get me a scholarship.

Had my little 16 pieces together

for my portfolio review.

I'm ready for my shit.

So I was like, "I'm done. I did my thing.

I'm visiting, motherfuckers. I don't need no more grades."

So I'm thinking I'm cute. You know how it is back

in the '80s, everybody walk around

with they pinky on they mouth.

I'm walking around, next thing I know,

I'm at another school. All I hear is,

"Diane!

Diane."

I said, "Now, wait a minute.

That do not--ooh, that's my Mama."

And I look, and her ass is sweeping up the hallway

up in Webster school, right?

I ain't even know her ass was a janitor.

I ain't know she had these skills.

I ain't seen her in five years.

So now I'm like, "Oh, no, she not fucking talking to me

in front of my friends sweeping up the school."

So I'm just walking. She's talking about,

"I know you hear me calling you."

And "It's your Mama!"

I was like, "Oh, Lord."

Now, you know how kids are. You embarrassed.

I'm like, "Hey, Mama, how you doing?

I ain't even know you was back."

"Oh, I love you. I miss you. How you been?

What you doing?"

And I'm standing there like, "Okay, hurry up with this."

And she's telling--I'm telling her I'm about to go to college.

She don't know none of this shit.

She ain't seen me in five years.

I'm telling her I'm about to go to college,

got my little portfolio together;

she talking about, "Oh, I wanna see it."

You should bring it up to me. Bring it to where I live."

I don't know where the fuck you live.

Give me the address, I'ma bring it, and leave me alone.

'Cause, you know, I'm walking like this. "Get away from me

and my friends."

So I go home, I tell my father, and he upset.

'Cause we didn't even know her ass was back in Missouri.

And I was like, "I'ma go on and take it to her,

"so she can see that I'm, you know,

trying to do something positive."

So he was like, "Well,

let me see the address."

So I let him see the address, and it was in

this new little project area

they had just built in St. Louis.

They had tore down these one projects

and built these new townhouses.

So my father saw the address. He was a little reluctant.

He let me drive his car.

So I was like, "Let me go on and take it down here."

I call my cousin Linda. That's my ride or die.

We ride down here. I was like,

"Let me go on and take this down here

"so my mama can see it

and leave me the fuck alone."

So we get out. I knock on the door.

Some big burly-ass woman come to the door.

This bitch lookin' crazy.

She like, "Can I help you?" I was like, "Yeah.

"I'm here to see Dale, my mother.

Told me to bring..."

She like, "Oh, yeah, come on in."

So I walk in, it's like,

nine grown bitches just standing around

drinking, smoking, listening to Marvin Gaye and shit.

And me and my cousin

we trying to scooch through these motherfuckers.

You feeling like--germs--I was like, "What the fuck?"

So my mother comes sashaying down the motherfucking steps

'cause she all proud now. I'm her daughter.

I done showed up with my portfolio.

She all coming down the steps.

Want me to lay it out and show everybody.

She just bragging. "Oh, my baby did this

"and she drew that, and that's a self portrait,

and my baby did--" And I'm thinking to myself, "Bitch,

you ain't help me do nothin'."

Can I hurry up with this bullshit?

I gotta get my Daddy's car back.

So, you know, she's like, "Well, I'ma take it.

I'ma keep it." I was like,

"Mama, you cannot keep my portfolio down here."

"Well, you can come pick it up from my school.

I wanna show so and so and so and so."

So me, trying not to argue with her ass,

I leave my portfolio with her, 'cause I gotta

get the fuck up out this area.

Lo and behold, next day,

I get a phone call

from my little sister.

She's 11 at the time. I'm, like, 17.

She's on the phone crying, talking about,

"Come down here and get me

because May Cat daughter Chrissy jumped on me."

I'm like, "Who the fuck is Chrissy?"

So I get down there.

Me and Linda, 'cause you know

I'm calling my motherfuckin' cousin.

We get down there.

This big-ass 14-year-old bitch, she got titties like she 24.

Fighting my motherfuckin' 11-year-old sister--

this bitch-- [laughs]

I'm like, "Aw, hell no."

My sister's still wearing Garanimals

and fuckin' Wonder Woman drawers.

And this bitch got on a big bra with the buckles on the back

so when I saw her,

I just--I just hit the bitch. I was like, "Pow!"

I just started beating her ass.

Like, Bitch, you're too big to be jumping

on my little-ass sister.

I was whuppin' her ass. I was like, "Fuck that."

I told my sister, "Get your shit.

Get in the car, and let's go."

So I took her back to my Daddy house.

I called her Daddy.

He came and got her.

"Uh, I don't know what the fuck you think you doing,

"coming down here, jumping on motherfuckers

with your grown ass self."

I said, "Mama, that girl jumped on your daughter,

and she too big to be trying to fight--"

"I don't know, but I know one motherfuckin' thing.

"You better come down here and get your motherfuckin'

portfolio, bitch."

You know back in the day when you can't believe some shit.

You look at the phone--the old-school phone like,

"I know this bitch did not just say..."

I'm--

Y'all know I'm telling the truth.

I said, "Fuck that."

I'm looking at the phone like,

"My mama did not just call me a bitch."

She called me a grown-ass bitch.

"You comin' down--"

I say, "Okay, I got it."

Boom. You know who I'm calling.

My motherfuckin' cousin Linda.

Live up the street.

I said, "Cuz, we ridin' down here to get my portfolio.

Let's go." 'Cause I know my mama.

Ten minutes later, I'm down here in front of May Cat house.

It's all, the lights out.

It's serene.

It's quiet and shit.

I'm lookin' nervous, 'cause no shit be quiet in the projects.

I don't give a fuck how new they are.

And I'm like, "Why they ain't go no lights on?"

So I'm knockin' on the door.

Ain't nobody open the door.

So me and Linda standing there. We bangin'.

Nobody opens the door.

Next thing I hear the motherfuckin' window raise up

on the second floor.

My mama gonna lean out.

"Uh, you ain't welcome down this motherfucker."

"'Cause you too grown to do the shit you did.

"You fuckin' up my situation. You got somewhere to stay.

"I ain't got no motherfuckin' where to stay.

"And you comin' down here causing trouble.

So take your motherfuckin' portfolio."

And she just starting tossing my shit out the window,

one by one.

One picture, one--my shit just floating down like

a kite with no wind, just hitting the ground.

And I'm in fucking amazement, like,

"No, this bitch is not throwing my portfolio pictures--

"my paintings,

every motherfuckin' thing out the window."

And then she tossed the whole fuckin' leather case out there.

So that hit the ground, and I'm trying to pick my shit up.

Next thing you know, May Cat runs out.

This bitch talking about... [stomping]

"And this for jumpin' on my motherfuckin' daughter."

And the bitch just starts stepping all over

my self portrait. It's all fucked up.

Now I'm crying.

And I'm mad.

We had two quarters. Me and my cousin, Linda,

we went to the motherfuckin' payphone up the street.

We called all nine of her sisters with one quarter.

[laughter]

Pumpkin, Jean--everybody knows somebody named Pumpkin--

Jean, Lynn, Azzie, Rhonda, Tisha, cousin Lynn.

We used the other quarter to call

some other motherfuckin' cousins,

waited at the payphone. Jean rolled up.

Two cars of motherfuckers. We rolled right up

in front of that shit.

My cousin Jean got out the car first.

She went up there. Boom, boom, boom.

I don't even know who answered the door, 'cause

whoever the fuck they called first, Jean snatched

the motherfuckin' wig. [whooshes]

Everybody just... [stomps]

We all--we comin' out of nowhere.

Now people running out the house.

We fighting like a motherfucker.

I was like, "Fuck this."

And my mama, she don't even wanna come out.

'Cause she embarrassed,

but then her friends started getting fucked up.

So she had to come out and help.

So we started fucking her up,

'cause you out here helping your friends that fucked me up

and I'm your daughter.

So now we just... [stomping]

We rumblin' like a m--

I don't even know how long this shit went on.

It might have been on 10, 15 minutes.

Somebody called the police.

Somebody called the police.

Paddy wagon come, two of 'em. They takin' this half.

They take me.

My cousins, all of us--we down at the motherfuckin'

police station just all in a big rumble.

They wanna know what's going on.

I ain't even have to say shit.

I let them see my motherfuckin' portfolio.

And then they can understand what had to go down.

So they let everybody go.

They couldn't let me go, 'cause I'm a minor,

and they wanna release me to a parent.

And my dumbass mama talking about, "Oh, I'm right here.

You can release her to me."

And they're looking at her like, "Bitch, please."

Ain't nobody--bitch, you the reason why she here.

Ain't nobody gonna release her to you.

I was like--so I had to wait on my daddy,

and I'm like, "Oh, shit. I don't even know how I'm gonna

explain this to my father."

So my father comes and get me.

I'm all crying. I'm mad. I don't even know what to do.

'Cause all I can think in the back of my mind is,

"I'm not gonna get into college."

'Cause my portfolio is fucked up.

I got a review in a week.

I don't even know what I'ma tell these people.

I'm just like, "Fuck it."

Maybe I'm just gonna be working at UPS.

I ain't gonna get no fuckin'--

So when my Dad picked me up,

I thought he was gonna be mad and angry.

He didn't even say shit.

And when a person don't say nothing,

you don't know what's on they mind and what they thinking.

You really start to be nervous.

'Cause all I could hear him saying, "Look, I told you

"not to take your ass down there,

and you know your fuckin' mama throw it off."

All that, I didn't wanna hear that.

He didn't say shit.

Soon as we got in the house, he said,

"Let me see your portfolio."

And he laid it out on the kitchen table.

He was like, "You know what,

"I'm gonna help you get your shit together.

We gonna work it out."

My Daddy helped me tape up my pictures.

We was fixing shit, touching shit up.

He was like, "You gonna get that damn scholarship,

'cause I ain't got it."

[laughter] "So your ass is gonna get it!"

And I'm thinking to myself,

"I am not going to this portfolio review

with my shit looking like this."

But he made me go. My father made me go.

He took me, and I was like, "Aw, God. I'm nervous."

I get out. I'm sitting in the hallway.

I got my portfolio. They called me into the room.

Full of white people in there.

I'm standing there like, "Oh, Lord."

They gonna be looking at me like, "Oh, this nigga shit."

When they see my portfolio all fucked up,

this is more than the dog at the homework.

I can't even say no shit like that.

So I'm--they had the little easel,

you know, for you to bring your shit out.

Oh, I opened up my shit,

I pulled out my self portrait.

Now, this the one with the big-ass footprint on it.

Right on my--right on the forehead.

So I just set it up on the thing.

I w--they didn't even give me an opportunity to explain.

They said, "Can you just step out in the hallway

for a second?"

And now I'm like, "Aw, what the fuck?"

So I'm sitting in the hallway talking to my dad.

You know, how you're nervous,

you're not sure what's going on.

I'm just sitting there like, "What the fuck?"

They taking forever. They're not asking me shit.

I'm just in the hallway.

The lady comes out about 20 minutes later,

gives me my portfolio back,

and she said, "We'll be in touch with you."

So now I'm riding home like, "What the fuck do that mean?"

They ain't ask me no questions.

They probably looked at my shit like,

"We ain't got time for this nigga shit."

They made me sit out here for no reason.

So now I'm really angry. I'm thinking

of all kind of ways I can get back at my mama.

I was like, "I'ma call up her job,"

Fuck that--"I'm getting that bitch fired.

"I'm--I'ma tell them she got three IDs.

"She ain't got no GED.

"She a alcoholic.

And she been bringing home toilet paper from the school."

[laughs]

I was thinking of all kind of shit...

to get her ass fired.

So...

[laughing]

About a month later,

I got a letter in the mail from Fontbonne College.

And it said I got a partial scholarship.

I ain't even see the word "partial."

All I saw was "scholarship" on the motherfucker.

I don't know what it was.

But I was so fuckin' happy.

I was like, "Oh, shit!"

I got in!

Now, I failed to mention that I have always been a scrapbooker.

I love to scrapbook about--since fourth grade.

So I copy every fuckin' thing.

Even today, I was like, "Oh, get me a copy of these papers."

I need a copy of everything.

So I had copied everything.

I keep everything. When I got that letter,

I wrote on that letter, "I got in, bitch!"

[laughter]

And I took it straight to the post office,

and I mailed the motherfucker to May Cat house.

I was like, "Oh, she gonna get this motherfucker.

"I'm letting her know despite all the bullshit

"y'all did to me,

I still got in."

I mailed the motherfucking letter.

It came back a week later.

I was like, "Aw, this bitch done moved again."

So she moved again.

Never got the letter. She didn't even fuckin' know.

So here it is four years later.

I'm graduating from college.

I get a call a week before my graduation from my mama.

I don't even know where she was.

I ain't know how she knew I was graduating.

All she wanted to do was come

and see me walk across the stage.

And I'm thinking to myself,

"Oh, you gonna fuck my graduation up."

But I can't stop your ass from coming, 'cause you know

about it, obviously.

So my mother comes to the graduation.

I'm there with my dad, my stepmom.

And I see her walking up.

I done already crossed the stage.

I'm holding my degree.

I knew her ass was coming.

And I had that motherfucking letter.

[laughter]

I had the letter.

I pulled it out of my motherfuckin' scrapbook.

I was like, "Yeah, she gonna get this letter."

She gonna get this motherfuckin' letter.

So she steps to me, wanna hug me, all this fake shit,

and I'm just feeling like, "Eww."

So she hugging me,

"Oh, let me take a picture with you and your degree."

I was like, "You can take a picture with me

and this motherfuckin' letter."

[laughter]

And I gave her ass that letter.

I did not take no picture.

I was like, "Fuck that. I am outta here."

And I left quickly, 'cause I knew if my mama

open that letter up while I was standing there,

she would fuck me up.

So I gave her that letter. I was like,

"You can take a picture with that."

I had to get on out of there.

I'm letting y'all know right now

it--because of her, all the bad shit that happened to me

made me the good motherfucker that I am today.

So I tell people all the time,

"Do your thing. You never know what's gonna be

the catalyst in your life."

That's my story. I hope y'all enjoyed.

[cheers and applause]

- B-motherfucking-Phlat!

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This Man Is The Oldest Person Ever To Climb The World's 7 Highest Summits - Duration: 3:24.

This Man Is The Oldest Person Ever To Climb The World's 7 Highest Summits

Most people, when they reach their 60s and 70s, are looking forward to a life of leisure,

but not Werner Berger.

At the age of 77, Werner became the oldest person in the world to climb the Seven Summits

– the highest mountains of each of the seven continents – and he reached them all in

just one year!

He is also the oldest person in the western world to reach the top of Mt. Everest!

Now 80, Werner is showing no signs of slowing down.

In fact, he just completed another climb to the top of Kilimanjaro, and he is planning

another Everest climb in 2020!

And all of this from a man who never climbed a mountain for the first two-thirds of his

life.

In 1992, at the age of 55, Werner trekked into the Everest Base Camp with his son on

a whim, despite having no prior climbing or trekking experience.

After that trip, he was hooked.

"He fell in love with the majesty of the outdoors, the mountains, with trekking and

with climbing," his website reads.

"Every time he's on the trail, surrounded by nature's beauty, he feels touched in

some profound and unique manner…The mountains taught him how to live in the present, be

more grounded, humble, in awe, and awoke him to the beauty of all existence."

Werner is proving – to those both young and old – that getting older doesn't mean

you have to give up.

In a 2007 interview on the TODAY Show, just after Werner's return from his Everest climb,

Matt Lauer asked him why he's still climbing.

"It's such an exhilarating experience," Werner told him.

"Now, Everest was an absolutely exhausting experience, but at the same time the beauty

of the mountain, the challenge of the mountain just captivates."

"Everything is accentuated," he added.

"The beauty of a sunrise, getting out of the tent in the middle of the night and seeing

this black ceiling and these laser-pointed stars and maybe the sliver of a moon…it

really cannot be described."

Now Werner is sharing that exhilaration with others.

In addition to running a consulting firm "dedicated to transforming corporations into opportunities

of unprecedented fulfillment and success," Werner leads teams of people back up to the

summits of the mountains he has already climbed.

Recently he even helped an 85-year-old woman climb Kilimanjaro.

He said he loves taking people on these trips because he gets to see them discover their

potential and transform their lives.

"Most people who accompany me on these climbs realize they are capable of so much more than

they give themselves credit for," he said.

"They can accomplish more physically and mentally than they ever thought.

They blow themselves away discovering their true potential.

"Beyond realizing their ultimate potential, they also are able to recognize and accept

their limitations.

When people understand and relish their strengths, it allows them to be more assertive.

When they accept their limitations, it allows them to be more humble.

When you put assertiveness and humility together, that is the foundation for true leadership."