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5 Pretty Suhokebi Hand Cream Review

We will introduce a nice hand cream set to you

It's Suhokebi hand cream

When we introduced Suhokebi doll before

We also introduced Dokkaebi in Korea

This Suhokebi hand cream

This is made by materializing Dokkaebi, one of the Korean traditional characters

Each of the five products has one meaning

With happiness - Camellia Garden

How does it feel?

I can't smell actually

I think I have to use

Really soft

And not viscid

Also it doesn't turn white

As the cream disappeared

It seems like watering

The fragrance is delicate

Good

This fragrance is unfamiliar

I should try something else

With love - Cherry Blossom

It says 'with love'

But the fragrance is cherry blossom

I will try this

Like a soap bubble fragrance

Really moist

The smell isn't strong but delicate

So it isn't irritating

I have a hand cream I use

But it's a little hard

It's not soft

But this is moist and soft

With luck - Jasmine Flower

This yellow says 'With luck'

The fragrance is jasmine

What a nice

Really good

Personally this is the best

With health - Aloe Leaf

This green says 'with health'

I will use it on my palm

I watched a lot of these in ASMR

Smells like the cold cream that my mother used

The essence I use

Similar fragnance

Moist, good feeling

With friendship - Cotton Flower

This blue says 'with friendship'

I like this fragrance

Try it once on your palm

This is known as perfume

How about?

Baby powder scent

Good fragrance

These are really good

I personally prefer these two

Maybe because you are used to

I guess I like some baby-like fragrance

Not viscid

But soft and moist

This will be necessary in autumn and winter

Winter is coming soon

There are many Dokkaebi tales in Korea

For example, in Cheongsong

There was a Dokkaebi bridge

When it rains a lot, the bridge collapses

But in the morning it becomes normal

The reason is that

Dokkaebi appeared at night

They rebuild the bridge

This Suhokebi hand cream is for those who use a lot of hands

Of course they must do good work

This will bring them good luck

So we will give this hand cream

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For more infomation >> With 5 unique scents and colors, 'Suhokebi' hand cream review [Gift for you] / Hoontamin - Duration: 5:54.

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Social Banking Client Slovenská sporiteľňa - Housing for socially excluded - Duration: 2:41.

I mean I am proud of being a Roma,

I am not ashamed of being a Roma,

but it is hard for us to live in this world as the Roma.

My name is Adriana,

I come from Vranov nad Topľou,

I live in Rankovce already for 20 years since I got married.

My name is Igor Fliťár,

I come from Rankovce,

I am 37, I haven't finished school,

and we have got two children.

I would like my children to have both elementary and secondary school,

with a school-leaving exam, to achieve something,

to get a job after they complete school,

not like we did, we did not finish school,

and we cannot get a job

to do what we would like to do, well so...

I want my children to really go to school.

We are grateful that we have the two girls

and they make us very happy,

we do it for them.

So after the wedding we started living with his mom,

there she had one room and one bigger room,

and there we were much cramped,

because she had there her children too.

We have built this without permit and there we will have it done legally,

with papers, everything.

Others were building and so we decided we wanted to have our own.

And up there we will be better.

I'm happy that we are building,

we build a house to live better,

to have everything, what we need to live,

water, electricity.

I want the best for the children,

to have a roof over their heads provided for,

when I'm gone, and I want to do as much as possible for the children,

so that they are not ashamed for being Roma girls and having nothing.

For more infomation >> Social Banking Client Slovenská sporiteľňa - Housing for socially excluded - Duration: 2:41.

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Designing Women Goes Looking for a Lesbian - Duration: 10:35.

"Suzanne, I don't know what you've heard, but gay people are not out to convert the

rest of the world.

I'm just your friend.

Do you understand what I'm saying?"

"Yes, you don't find me attractive!"

When we think about gay characters on sitcoms, we usually picture people in big Northern

cities.

But season four of Designing Women features an unusual southern and conservative take

on having queer friends.

And it also set the stage for Ellen's coming out episode, just a few years later.

"Oh Susanne, loosen up.

It's the '90s!"

"Well, it's not the gay '90s!"

All aboard and welcome to Matt Baume's culture cruise, where we take a deep dive on LGBT

themes on TV, in movies, in books, games, and more.

This time we're looking at "Suzanne Goes Looking for a Friend," a 1990 episode of

Designing Women that marks a halfway point on TV between gay characters as crisis and

gay characters as stars.

Culture Cruise is made possible by the folks who pledge a dollar or more a month on Patreon

-- folks like Michael Cole-Schwartz -- thanks Michael!

There's rewards for backers, head over to Patreon.com/mattbaume or click the link in

the description to join the folks who make Culture Cruise possible.

The episode starts with a little foreshadowing of the gender expectations to come:

"You can't fight chromosomes.

Little boys like little boy things, little girls like little girl things."

This is a pretty reductive way to think about boys and girls, and Mesach Taylor espoused

a very different attitude a few years earlier in the movie Mannequin:

"Two things I love to do is fight and kiss boys!

Come on!

… This is what being a man is all about, honey!

Oh yeah!"

Anyway, Susanne has a problem: she has an extra ticket to the theater and needs to bring

a friend, but since none of the main characters are available, that leaves her with … nobody.

"I don't have any other girlfriends, you three are it"

Susanne, it seems, simply never learned how to make friends.

So she starts flipping through her address book and lands on a name she hasn't thought

about since her pageant days.

"Eugenia Weeks!

I trusted her to spray my backside before the swimsuit competition."

"You what?"

"You know, sprayed my rear end with glue so my suit wouldn't ride up."

That's very intimate.

You'd think that after going through an experience like that together, she'd feel

quite close to Eugenia.

But they haven't spoken in years.

And when she does invite Eugenia over to catch up, Suzanne doesn't seem to catch some very

obvious signals.

"My lover and I broke up a few weeks ago."

"Everybody else from the pageant circuit won't have anything to do with me since

I came out."

"Seems like the only places I go anymore are to work and of course my Sisters in Sappho

meetings."

In case you hadn't picked up on it, SHE IS A LESBIAN.

Seems like it would be pretty hard to miss after all that, and yet we STILL get the familiar

scene of a straight person in denial about gay people.

"You know, if all the women in the world were like her I'd have no trouble finding

girlfriends."

"Suzanne you do realize that Eugenia swings the other way, don't you?"

"Yeah sure.

What does that mean?"

"He means Eugenia is a lesbian, Susanne."

"Oh well that's ridiculous.

Who ever heard of a lesbian debutante?"

"What did you think she meant when she mentioned Sappho?"

"I didn't know!

I thought it was a detergent."

Sure, Suzanne.

She goes out once a week to a sisters in detergent meeting.

As a viewer, you might have a little deja vu here, like you've already seen a clueless

straight person fail to recognize someone obviously queer in their midst.

That's because you probably have seen that scene.

"A marriage?

Oh it couldn't be.

You and cousin Liz was both g…"

"I'm quite fond of you."

"I'm fond of you too."

"Listen carefully.

John is a ho… mo…"

"Right."

"Sexual."

So, we can add Designing Women to the collection of shows where the existence of a gay person

is the most shocking thing to have ever happened.

Suzanne has a lot of, shall we say, old fashioned opinions:

"Suzanne, we can't go around in blackface!

That's racist!"

"Why?

If Dustin Hoffman was going to play Martin Luther King, you don't think he'd wear

black makeup?"

"Suzanne, Dustin Hoffman would never play Martin Luther King, that part would go to

a black actor."

"Well I think that's racist."

So, not exactly the most sensitive of the Sugarbakers.

And now that she accidentally made a lesbian friend, her reaction is one of panic -- especially

since she and Eugenia are supposed to go to a big banquet in a few days.

"I trusted her to spray glue on my butt!"

"What do you think she meant by the little hug at the door?"

"What's everybody going to think if I go to that dinner with her tomorrow night?"

This is where the episode departs from very special gay episodes of sitcoms past.

All of the characters in this scene think that Susanne is overreacting.

That she's being silly for rejecting a queer friend.

That's quite a change from how televisions shows used to depict gay characters.

In the 70s and 80s, it was more common for a queer character to throw everyone into crisis.

There might be one person who was OK with them, but in general, it was unusual for everyone

to be accepting and open-minded.

But in this episode, it's Susanne who's unusual for rejecting her friend.

She's presented as the problem, rather than Eugenia being a cause of trouble.

That puts Designing Women at a unique midpoint in the way queer characters are depicted on

TV.

When this episode aired, shows had moved past gays as a crisis to show them being accepted.

And that cleared the way for a gay character to be more than a one-off guest, and in a

few years, to be the star of the show.

At any rate, Susanne was supposed to meet Eugenia for drinks, and terrified of going

to a lesbian bar, she drags the other ladies along with her.

I have to say, this establishing shot makes it look like the world's fanciest lesbian

bar -- look at those columns, is this place actually ON the island of Lesbos?

Everyone's a little shocked by how nice it is:

"I sort of pictured this kind of dark little cave tucked away under a staircase where you

need a secret knock to get in, women in gangster suits dancing the tango, pictures of tennis

stars all over the walls."

That sounds AMAZING, someone please open that lesbian bar so it can become my new favorite

hangout.

The longer the women stay, the more empathy they start to feel:

"I hope it's not rude to be in a gay bar and not be gay … I mean I'm starting to

know how homosexuals must feel, not being able to be open about who they are."

And while that new understanding is nice, it's not really extending to Suzanne.

She still refuses to go to the dinner with Eugenia, and she's got a novel excuse:

"Eugenia is in love with me.

It's as plain as a pig in a parlor, how can you all not see it?"

"Oh Suzanne, you're imagining things."

"She calls me up on the phone.

She laughs at my jokes.

She invites me to go places."

"Oh no, that does sound suspicious."

What Suzanne is describing is more commonly known as "friendship," but for sitcom

reasons she just never learned the simple elements of being nice to another person.

To her, there's some secret lesbian seduction going on.

So Suzanne concocts a plan to hide from Eugenia, and I have to say, it is probably the world's

worst plan even if Eugenia WAS trying to flirt with her.

Suzanne scurries away to hide in the steam room of a local spa -- a place where the whole

point is to be virtually naked and therefore affords no opportunities for disguising oneself,

and where everyone is at their most physically vulnerable.

So, good thinking, Suzanne.

Eugenia is able to track her down, which is frankly a lot of work to go to for someone

who's been acting like an jerk.

And there in the steam, Eugenia gives Suzanne a little gay 101:

"Suzanne, I don't know what you've heard, but gay people are not out to convert the

rest of the world.

I'm just your friend.

And even though I'm free at the moment doesn't mean I'm desperate enough to go barking

up the wrong tree.

Do you understand what I'm saying?"

"Yes.

You don't find me attractive."

That's a solid joke.

And it was a solid joke four years earlier on The Golden Girls.

"I don't believe it.

I do not believe it."

"I was pretty surprised myself."

"Well I'll bet.

To think Jean would prefer Rose over me?

That's ridiculous!"

When Suzanne realizes that Eugenia doesn't exist solely to validate her pride, she's

a bit miffed.

She's still making this all about her and it seems like she's never going to come

around and simply accept Eugenia as a friend.

As we've seen, Suzanne just has no idea what friendship is -- her behaviour is ignorant

and cruel and dismissive.

But then she she sees someone else behaving even worse.

"There should be three saunas here.

One for men, one for women, and one for people like you.

I am never coming back here again."

And Susanne suddenly realizes what she's been doing.

"Guess you've got to put up with a lot of stuff like that, huh."

"Not too much.

It only really hurts when it comes from friends."

Good one.

This is a moment that comes down to friendship -- and that's something that's universal

whether the very special homosexual episode is set in Los Angeles or Miami or Springfield.

Susanne had been struggling with the realization that she doesn't have any friends, and now

she sees her opportunity to finally change that.

To finally start being a decent person to someone else.

Friendship means standing by the people in your life, and standing up for them.

"I hope you don't think I'm like that.

Listen I can accept you for what you are.

I just don't want you to, you know, direct it towards me."

Okay, that's not a perfect response -- does Suzanne say that to every straight man she

meets? -- but it's a start.

Not just for Suzanne, but for the TV shows that we watch in general.

By 1990, this formula of the benevolent straight person learning to accept queers was getting

a little stale.

TV shows had examined gay one-off guests from just about every possible angle.

So it was only a matter of time before they tackled a new kind of story.

Rather than focus on straight people learning to deal with an occasional gay person, within

a few years TV would be ready to try something truly groundbreaking: turning the focus to

gay people living their own lives.

But for now, it's enough that Suzanne has accepted Eugenia, and is ready to move on

to more advanced forms of friendship.

"It just occurred to me, too -- if we were to go around together, say to that dinner

tonight, well not only would we be the two most beautiful women in Atlanta, but we wouldn't

be cutting into each other's territory.

You'd have yours, I'd have mine.

That would be okay!"

Congratulations to Suzanne for discovering friendship, discovering empathy, and discovering

wingmanning.

Land ho!

We're pulling into port.

Thanks for cruising along with us!

And thanks to everyone who makes the Culture Cruise possible with a pledge of a dollar

or more a month on Patreon, folks like Michael Cole-Schwartz.

There's some lovely rewards for folks who pledge their support -- head over to patreon.com/mattbaume

or click the link in the description to check out the perks available to backers.

And now if you'll excuse me, I'm late for my gangster suit tango class.

"Ole!"

For more infomation >> Designing Women Goes Looking for a Lesbian - Duration: 10:35.

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International Day For The Elderly | FAMILY GUY - Duration: 1:09.

For more infomation >> International Day For The Elderly | FAMILY GUY - Duration: 1:09.

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3 Bedrooms in A Beautiful Tiny House Great For a Growing Family - Duration: 5:39.

3 Bedrooms in A Beautiful Tiny House Great For a Growing Family

For more infomation >> 3 Bedrooms in A Beautiful Tiny House Great For a Growing Family - Duration: 5:39.

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Two Fans Suit Up for a Game of 'Make It Rain'! - Duration: 5:17.

All right.

Today our game is sponsored by Totes,

and our contestants are going to be wearing the new Totes Cirrus

boots.

They are tough as boots, light as clouds,

and durable for life.

You'll want to wear them even when it's not raining.

And thanks to Totes, there's $10,000 under one

of those umbrellas.

Alexandria Zitello and Mimi Rodriguez.

[CHEERING]

Hi.

Hello.

Hi.

I'm going to send you over here and I'm

going to show you how this works in minute, OK?

Head on over there.

All right.

You all know how this works, right?

You're going to keep your hands behind your backs.

I'm going to read a question.

If you have the answer and you are sure of the answer,

grab the water bottle and answer it.

If it's not the right answer your opponent

has a chance to steal.

Every time you get one right you get a chance to pull

one of those umbrellas.

And under one of them is $10,000, and under most of

them is a whole lot of water.

All right, here we go.

We're celebrating our 16th season of the show.

Name something that happens when you turn 16.

Oh, sweet 16?

Sure, sweet 16 happened.

Yes.

All right.

Oh no.

Good luck.

It's freezing.

It's OK.

It's OK

Is it cold?

Is it cold water?

Oh, that's freezing.

Well, I just like you to be refreshed.

I'm so refreshed.

All right.

Hands behind your backs.

I love my job.

How many years have I been hosting this show?

Ooh, 16.

Yeah.

All right.

I'll go with this one.

There, that's the lucky one.

Sure.

Ooh, that's cold.

See, but you're getting used to it, right?

OK, sure.

I produce a digital series called Momsplaining

with Kristen Bell.

Name a reason why you would ring a bell.

For a door, to ring a doorbell.

Sure, you'd ring a doorbell.

They all have water in them, don't they?

No, they don't all have water, but you're

finding the ones with water.

You're eliminating the ones with water.

I have a better shot now.

Your reaction is a little slower,

so you're going to have to-- unless you're

waiting for her to leave one left,

and then you're going to get it.

I don't know.

Yeah.

All right.

John Legend won an Emmy this year.

That makes him a member of EGOT club.

What does that mean?

Oh, it means that they won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar,

and a Tony.

That's right!

Is that it?

No.

I hope it is.

OK, me too.

No.

Oh, Mimi.

Sorry.

It'll happen eventually.

Yes, you'll get it eventually, yeah.

If her reactions continue to be this slow.

All right, hands behind your back.

Lady Gaga was here last week.

She has an amazing performance in her new movie

A Star Is Born.

What's the name of the star that we orbit?

The sun?

Yes, that's right.

The sun.

It's OK.

It's great.

It's more and more refreshing every time.

Alexandra, you're just loving this aren't you.

Yeah, you look like you feel bad.

You look like you're so sad for her.

Hands behind your backs.

Here we go.

I recently scared my writer Alison with two rubber snakes.

Name something else made of rubber.

Wait, I'm underneath.

I'm underneath.

My shoes, is what I was going to say.

They are made of rubber.

You're right.

All right, you have a chance to possibly get wet.

And it would be so incredibly unfair if you just

get the money right away.

I feel better now.

Will Smith recently bungee jumped

from a helicopter over the Grand Canyon

to celebrate his 50th birthday.

What's five times 10?

50?

Yep.

Yes!

$10,000!

You're not going home empty-handed.

You're getting $1,000.

I want to thank Totes for sponsoring our game

and they want you to try their boots.

For more infomation >> Two Fans Suit Up for a Game of 'Make It Rain'! - Duration: 5:17.

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White House: New trade deal a great day for North America - Duration: 4:43.

For more infomation >> White House: New trade deal a great day for North America - Duration: 4:43.

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#50 Pray for Indonesia | 인도네시아를 위해 기도합니다 | Palu tsunami & earthquake - Duration: 1:21.

Hello, "J-Fam". Today, we were going to upload a reaction video of "Lagi-Shantik" by "Siti Badriah" a famous Indonesian pop song.

But I think it's not an appropriate moment to publish this video so we decided to delay the upload.

(Repeating the same sentences in Korean.)

Indonesia is struck by the earthquake followed by tsunami

I heard that more than 1000 people have been killed in this catastrophic disaster.

The number of victims is still growing.

Words cannot express how saddened we are to hear of your loss.

We will upload this reaction video when the suitable moment comes.

Thank you for your understanding.

My friends, please pray for Indonesia.

Please pray for Indonesia.

We will see you on Wednesday. Bye-bye.

For more infomation >> #50 Pray for Indonesia | 인도네시아를 위해 기도합니다 | Palu tsunami & earthquake - Duration: 1:21.

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Hickory Dickory Dock | Kindergarten Nursery Rhymes for Children | Cartoons by Little Treehouse - Duration: 2:03.