What is up, YouTube? Welcome back to the living room. We're the Octobers. What is up, YouTube? Welcome back to the living room. We're the Octobers. You're so aggressive, bro. Chill. You gotta relax. Okay. What is up, YouTube? Welcome back to the living room. We're the Octobers. Today, we are checking out some more X-Men. As you know, we've checked out one, two, and three, and we are so excited to get into four because we have to know more about our boy Logan. So hopefully, today, with X-Men Origins Wolverine, we will find out some more. If you are new here, like, subscribe, join the channel, man. We post as much as we can, a couple of times a week. And let's go. Let's go. 1845. We're going way back. You're always sick. You were sick when you were my age. Evening, sir. Evening, Victor. Any better, son? Still cold, father. Just a mild fever. You'll be all right in the morning. You always say that. And you always pull through, don't you? Well, he hates him. Your father's drunk again. You should help him home, Victor. It's not my name he's calling, sir. Stay where you are, James.  This might have been a fire to the musket. That was, like, the shining right there. There are things you don't understand. Don't. The guy I need him to know. No more lies. Oh, my gosh. Is James Logan?  He wasn't your father. What? Son. Oh, so he just killed his dad? I mean, he wasn't a very good dad if he didn't tell him. I know you. He's giving Logan vibes, that kid. I didn't mean it! I didn't mean it! Yes, you did. He deserved it. And he gave it to him. We're brothers, Jimmy. You don't realize that? Brothers protect each other. We stick together no matter what and take care of anyone who gets in our way. They're coming here. Can you run?  This was probably, like, way before they knew what mutants were, right? Right. This was, like, super rare. So they probably tried to take him out, like, of witches back in the Salem days. Yeah, they probably thought they were, like, so many witchcrafts. Yeah. Hi. Hi. Revolutionary war. Oh, that's why we won? Because Logan was there? And Cottonweary. Man. I had Ghostface out there, too. Cottonweary, aka Kingpin. He's gonna be a villain. So I've been growing up, people in the comics were like, there's nothing more American than Wolverine. He's more American than Cap. War two. That man's got a triple crown. The bad side to him. Yes, man. No one crazy. Well, it's Cottonweary, of course. He has a bad side to him. So they've been fighting just as soldiers no one knew about their stuff, right? Wake me when it's over. What does that mean? So Wolverine had calls before the metal ones. Right. It's crazy. That was a really cool intro, if you want me to be honest. They're gonna take his calls out and replace the metal. My name is Major William Striker. Bill. You've been charged with killing a senior officer. The warden tells me that your sentence was carried out by a firing squad of ten hundred hours. How'd that go? It tickled. Your boy's tired of running, tired of denying your true nature. Look, you can stay here locked up like freaks of nature, or you can join me in putting together a special team with special privileges. Oh, like Nick Fury. I'd like to really serve your country. Yeah, I wouldn't trust a Cottonweary, though. That man would turn on you like a rabbit in the morning. Do you want to water me some more of that? I love this weapon more than any other thing in the whole wide world. Do you want to know why? No. No, no. It's memorable. I'm sure it's a little bulky to have to get on a plane. You whip out a couple of swords at your ex-girlfriend's wedding. They will never, ever forget it. That's funny, William. Why would you do that?  Right, Ted. It's probably not as intimidating as having a gun or bone claws or the fingernails of a bag lady. Baby, that's the guy that plays dead bull right there. That guy right there? I haven't seen it. I really haven't. But I know that guy plays him. Manicure. That's right. Easy. I haven't seen anything with him in a minute. I don't think. He's a pretty good free guy. I'm concerned. Oh, Jesus. Fred just met her last night. I love her. You love her after one night. She's a gymnast. Boo! That guy's a douche. Bradley? I just saw Charlie. So if you're a lost man, I know you're loving it, but the lost references are flying in my head right now. You're gonna puke? If we meant to fly, we'd grow wings. Ah, don't worry, Nan. Some more people died driving and flying. The fetus is gonna be there. How about from impact? Healing. Hey, be nice. For the pilot. I thought it was called Lagos the whole time. Whoa. Dude, he's got a tough squad. Yeah, why are they walking like that, though? I'm loving that Charlie's in it. He's a mutant. If he is, dude, that's... I mean, obviously he is, but I hope he stays in the series. I don't know if they're all mutants. That one guy only had a sword. Yeah, he's gonna meet, you know, ask the deathwood that's a word. Why are we here? All in good time. Zero. They're gonna like roam it off me. That's what I'm saying. That ain't fun yet. Mr. Two-Shot. Fred? The time here I got that. Bro, he has got the same exact personality as in Lost. He reversed that tank like that? Dude, does he seem Deadpool, like, but without the costume? I don't know. Is this, like, Deadpool's origin story as well? Come on, the Elevator. Elevator! I honestly don't know. Does Deadpool have swords on his back? I'm from Fortnite. Yeah, he does. Does he? Yeah, because I brought, like, Season 7 or something way to do that. Pretty good collect them things. Definitely gonna work. Y'all can probably tell she plays a lot more Fortnite than me. Yeah. But I didn't know it was that guy. I never run past them. Wow. What the heck? How is he so good with swords? Okay, people are dead. He didn't have that alpha anyway. That was nuts.  Did you say anything anyway? Yeah. If I were you, brother. Take the diamonds. They are yours. I don't want this. But that is nothing. A souvenir. Where did you find it? I want the source. A small village. For inland. Three days from here.  Do you think that's a branium? Ask him where he found it. Maybe someone found it, John? No, remember a branium? Or a branium is, like, there. What they use. For his car work. Close it, close it, close it, close it. Hey, hey. He says he came from the sky. Tell him everyone here will die unless he tells me where he found the rock. He says it's sacred. Oh, no. They need to bury him in a concrete cell somewhere that is dangerous. Well, they obviously use him for that. You saw him. We can't just let you walk away. James, Jimmy, Logan said, watch me. Jimmy! Is that his middle name? Or do they give him a new name when they give him the surgery? Because when he threw the tags off guys, it makes me think that maybe that's why he forgot who he was. Right, because his tags that he had were Wolverine. Right. And this probably was 40 years before 2008. I wouldn't try to do that math because then you need to know I'm, like, the Vietnam War and all that stuff is. I was just going based off Shryker because I don't think he's a mutant. Oh, he's happy. That's kind of cool until you're, like, hungry. That's exactly what I was thinking, but I didn't want to be annoying alone right in the town to get bread in it. I bet he's going to have a great day chopping wood with the bros. Look at Charlie. What do you do? You turn off the light. You win a prize. He tries for a buck. That's obvious.  That's not a trick, man. Come on. Freak. Aw. I mean, I'd be marketing that, right? I'd be making them big bucks. You'd be on YouTube, wouldn't you? Yeah, maybe. I'd be on the network somewhere. So he's like, Nikola Tesla. He's like, please don't scratch my trailer up. You know, I've never said anything to anyone. I'm living a totally different life now, man.  Yeah, he done killed him.  I really, really was stoked to see that character in the movie. Was it The Wars? Oh, so she knows. Which one? Yeah, you can't hide that. All of them. Clean living. Remember Agent Zero? Still shooting furrows, asking questions later. You still chewing on cheap cigars? I have a job. I already have a job. Jack, 18 grand a year? Zero, back to the car. Had a boy. What do you want, Stryker? Bradley was killed three days ago. Late before that. I believe that someone's hunting down our old team. I can take care of myself. This is not about you, Logan. Your country needs you. I'm Canadian. I know you, Logan. I know who you are. So he changed his name to Logan. And moved to Canada. Yeah, became a lumberjack. What's wrong? Stryker came by today. Because I'm the best there is at what I do. What I do best isn't very nice. You're not an animal, Logan. What you have is a gift. That's a small town living. Man, this is a trap right here. Right. Stay in the car. I'm just gonna last nicely. Is some kind of a hurry there, pal? Are ya? These guys must be mutin' or somethin'. There's a truck so we can go. Try to have a conversation there, right? You start somethin'. Hey, guys, take it easy. Calm down. So please let us pass. I feel like she has something because she touched him. Yeah, it could be. Why would she do that if she didn't have anything? She's got the ability to calm you down. Yeah. You can help powers of persuasion. It's a gift. See, do you have those powers other than me? Well, you didn't touch her shoulder. Yes, she did. Oh, did she? She's touching both of them. Why is the moon so lonely? What? There you go. Oh, the origin. The lonely man who housed at the moon. Oh, no, sir. Man. Is that a Wolverine head cut off? His senses must be, like, real different, because that would not have been what I thought, you know? If I saw a wolf head. Bro, she better get to steppin' on that gas pedal. Yeah, why would you let me scratch her car up? I better go touch her shoulder. At least there ain't a body, though. Maybe she's alive. No way.  It's really jacked up, Victor. Man, you gotta gut this dude for this. That's jacked up. Why did he do that to him? Why did he do that to Logan? Because he's evil. He just wants to spite his brother for walking away from him or choosing a human lifestyle. Well, well, well, look what the cat dragged in. Brain, you get my bourbon and Jack Daniels. Why? You don't call? You don't write? How else am I supposed to get your attention? I mean, he's a good guy. He's a rodent, right? Because he had the little... I mean, that's insulting, babe. Geez. Did we have that little mouse on his arm? What do we got? Well, no, those are, like, his, like... What, is this a joke? Nice find. Yeah, they're so strong, though. Shit, where is he? I don't know who he is. I can help you. And then you sew up and the next day she's dead. I tried to fool him. Why didn't you tell me you was Victor? I didn't know. No! Habitatists would be coming to public.  He felt I betrayed him. I can give you the tools to defeat him. And we can still save the others. I come with you. I'm coming for blood. So he basically did it to save his team from his own brother, who was a mutant who was just bloodthirsty and out of control. Right, he, like, definitely doesn't like humans because he's, like, he keeps separating them. He's like, you're one of them. It's a classic case of, like, two kids raising the same house and one goes to prison. Mm-hmm.  Mm-hmm. Yeah. When it starts, whatever the reason is that you're doing this, focus on that. Oh, gosh. Babe, this reminds me of that vet moment. Oh, a bomba. We're gonna make you indestructible. You remember what we were looking for in Africa? It helped us create a metal compound so strong that you will be able to withstand virtually anything. It's called adamantium. No, I was way off adamantium. I can't put Victor down myself, Logan.  Let's do this. I almost forgot. I want new ones. Wolverine. Today we're gonna create Weapon X. We're about to begin bonding adamantium to Weapon X's skeleton. Delicious things are painful. Oh, my gosh. Oh, yeah, we've seen the same thing before. I remember he was fighting. It was in X2 or X3. Oh, they're about to start pumping a full of everything. Yeah, remember he did that to that person. Oh, my. See the skeleton shattered because all the needles went in. So much pressure that it started to crack all around it. Oh, my gosh. Pumping that hot metal in. Why is he thrashing like that? Why isn't he sedated? He feels pain just like the rest of us. But anesthesia won't work on him. That's why he had to volunteer. Heart rate 190. 195. Will he survive this? I don't know. Well, we are maximum. Blood pressure. 260 over 180 and rising. He can make it. Hell, that sucked. Pulled off, though. I feel like he's going to jump up. There we go. Welcome back to the end of the living, my friend. So he volunteered. I kind of thought the whole time he was forced. Boy, the universe sort of forced him in a way. But yeah, he did volunteer. Like his circumstances kind of made him go to that decision. But yeah. Adamantium reservoir is depleted. No rejection. We're taking him to the island? Island. You need to see if he's got brain activity first. We'll use his DNA for the 11. Ooh. Erases memory. Erases memory. Strike is not a good guy anymore.  Oh, true that. I think he heard you. True that. His entire skeleton. Oh my gosh. He did it. What are you doing? Hunt him down.  They're like, we don't see that every day. Is that their house?  It's cold. Cold. You're not out of the drugs, are you? That's what I would have thought, too. Exactly. I'm going up the house. Some of my son's old clothes will probably fit you. Curve it up with that. I want you to give him the old lady a heart attack. Oh, they were nice to him, though. Nicer than I would have been. Oh my God. It didn't look like that hurt him. I know what if every time Wolverine did it, he was like, You don't know what I mean? They sound so sharp. You sleep okay? Yeah. This was my son's jacket. Oh, that's the jacket. Oh. I always wondered why he kind of had that motor bicycle jacket look. I'm going to take my bike for a spin. Just a suspension. Man, you're heavy. Yeah, I put on a little weight recently. Good morning. Good morning. It fits you beautifully. I brought you some.  Why? They did not deserve that.  You just murdered two civilians. Blow him to bits. Wow. Let's see if he can survive that. You just murdered two civilians when Zero did it with a snipe. That's crazy, bro. Oh, man. They're going to blow it up. Dang. They should have just kept it moving, man. You got to worry less at some point. That's probably what he's about to do in the springer. Oh, no. Then he escaped on the bike. I'm going to show the blade basketball. Oh, my gosh.  They need to move up or down. Survives that. They're just saying no way. No, he's not. Oh, they're a striker. He wasn't up there. Logan? I was about to say this one. I didn't say nothing. I didn't remember being up there. I thought he was for some reason. I thought he was driving. Wrong answer. After I killed Victor, I'm coming for you. You wanted the animal, Colonel. You got it. Not in the 40s. Take him down. I sent Adam Antium bullet. I know what that is, but. The same thing that he's made of his bones. I don't know what gun that was. Oh, it looked like a revolver. You talk. Somebody translate. Summers. Sit up and take off those glasses. I have a headache. Is that Cyclops? Somebody else? A new Cyclops? Thank you. The old one. Oh. He's young now. Oh, yeah. He's got glasses on his headache. I forgot. I forgot. Oh. Victor, you had to prove he was better than you. Quite a few months later, myself, couldn't take round of them up. Rounding who up? We hunted our own kind, Logan. Oh, wow. So that's what Logan was about to have to do. I mean, it makes sense though, right? I remember that stuff in Africa. What'd they do to you, man? Don't ask. Listen, Zero said something about an island. Does that mean anything to you? Nope. I remember Duke's nose. Where is he? He's here. But I gotta warn you, he developed a bit of eating disorder. That looks like butter beans. Hey, Fat, Fred. See, remember that girl when she was about 85 pounds, huh? Oh, that's funny. You're still so funny, Logan. You know where Victor is? No idea. Even if you tell me where Victor is. Come on, Bob. For old times' sake, huh?  Not Scott. He immediately knew that was him. Wouldn't you if he saw claws on the window? Is that the epitome of what you were talking about? Please don't! Exactly. See how dangerous that was? Hey. Where's Victor? Victor was a striker on the island. They run it together. What? Victor will be with a striker? Yeah. Are they working together? Oh, yeah. What? On the island? Are they, like, experimenting or, like, torturing all these people? What's the island? It's where striker takes them after Victor's caught them. Oh, man. Takes who? Mutants. The rumor is that strikers doing experiments on their... Yeah, that was that mutant 11 that he was talking about. I wonder what happened to him. Right. You think that alkali place is that? Yeah, maybe. Yeah, there you go, man. Where is it? Where is it? Logan, striker kept it real secret. But... Prisoners escaped there once. His name was Remy Lobo. The guards at the prison called him Gambit because he kept taking all their money of poker. That's all I know. Striker up, too, Fred. What's the end game? Striking their powers. Trying to combine them somehow. Bro, that is so scary. I know. There's a dude. Are you Remy Lobo? Do I owe you money? He's the man in that place, ain't he? Remy Lobo, I am. Is that the dude you played in Friday Night Lights? I have no idea. The one we watched? No, the actual TV show one. He's the one who's always out in Texas forever. Mm-mm. Don't hurt him. He's my brother's new babysitter, John. I ain't Bradley Victor.  Really? Victor Creed. And who's that? Rich, the man named Striker. I'm on an island. Just need to know where it is. Why would you think I know that? Well, because I know who you are again, but you're the guy who escaped and you're the guy who's going to take me back there. There's something I always wanted to tell you. No. You're predictable. Those are mighty nice things you have on there. That was crazy good. That was rude. I sort of saw that coming, though. And he took me in war text just like him. Now, Bob, you listen to me. So, he thinks he took him? This man's got to fight Shim Lim, huh? He thought he took him? Yeah, he thinks he's worth all of it. And this has got to end right now, bro.  And I never go back. Shiny. It's so just seeing so inefficient. Look at this. What are they, brothers?  What is he here for? I'll put a couple of them 20s in my pocket, though. No one will know. Right. Victor! That's a nice stick. Shit, here's the deal.  There it is, the island. Three mile island. All right, you ready? It's now or never, let's go. Love time. He's about to just jump out. Good luck. Likewise. Oh, that was nice, I gave it a do that. Logan, all right? You ready yet? A few more hours. And he will respond to my commands. Absolutely. Yo, was that Metal Week now at his eyeballs? I don't know. They put the glasses on. So that was Scott? This is like an Alcatraz for mutants, huh? Logan, welcome back to the war. I want to know why. I needed your powers for the pool. For what? The mutant killer. The dead pool. Years of searching, refining, finding the right powers that can coexist in one body without ripping it apart. My son was the first piece of the puzzle. Logan, you were the last. You made weapon 11 possible. I asked you to help, but said you wanted the quiet life. I've learned that nothing motivates the men in your family like revenge. I want to know who it is. Whoa. She was on the other side? Who are you? Well, she's real, old friend. Did you really think we'd just let you walk away? You're a dangerous man. You like to keep an eye on dangerous men. Tell them about the day you died. They gave me a shot of hydrochlorothiazide. It reduces the heart rate so low it appears you flat line. The whole thing was a lie.  It's real credit to your species. Kayla's mutation is tacto-hypnosis. She can influence people as long as she touches them. There you go. A useful tool in the seduction. Kind of like Mintus. Is that a real, my friend? It was real for me. Told you if you came down this road you would like what you found. Dang. I'm just a fool who got played. He recognizes this all just a little manipulation right now. But I ignored my instincts. I ignored what I really am. That's why he doesn't anymore. That was wrong, Kayla. Well, she didn't do it on purpose. He's basically holding her hostage. Yeah. She had to lie. Colonel. Not now, Kayla. I've done everything you've asked. My sister.  He said if I helped you, you'd let her go. Kayla, it's not as simple as that. Her mutation is unique. Quite beautiful. We just need a little more time to analyze it. That's all. You let him go. Let's go. Victor, please. He can't let him go. You can't beat him, Victor. Give me the adamantium. Test him. We had a deal. He would never survive the operation. No, I thought they were going to fight right now, and he's going to... I can take anything he can. No, you can't. Favorite soldier, Victor. Be patient. Your time will come. He's using us. Just finish him, Logan. Yeah, it does. Oh, yes, you are. I don't know if I was her. I probably just wanted to kill him. Prediction. Deserved. Logan, my sister. They have my sister. Please, I didn't trick you into loving me. It was real for me, too. Please, I'm so sorry. They have my sister. Who is she? And who is she? All right. What if we know her? The bonding process is incomplete. Just do it. Now. You know what I'm saying, though? You want some of those in society? That's crazy, bro. I recognize her. No. She has diamond skin, they said. Oh, do you see Cyclops? So Cyclops, oh, he didn't know that was Logan. Probably. Because he couldn't see anything, so that makes sense. Because you would think Cyclops would be a band of Logan. Or he would be like, I remember you saved my life. Eleven. He's going to have him, too, I bet. He doesn't even have a mouth. Whoa, he just has one long one. Oh, yeah. They called him Deadpool. Perfect. I was wondering if that was like the Deadpool. I thought it felt like that pool that he was in.   I don't know. They kind of look like Ryan Reynolds.  Okay, so it was Wade? Oh, he has a type to him? Wait. You don't have to do this. I know what he's supposed to do. Unless you have a bullet. Like, have a moment, yeah, have they? Yeah, let's go. I can't go. Kayla, come on. I have to stay here. You take them. Go. She's probably really going to die for real, though. She's not in the other ones. Man, she got shot. Yeah, he wouldn't be going after Gene, would he? Or is this years later? Yeah, it's years later. We go left. You can't see. Trust me. Yo, Charles was talking to him. Did you see that? Was that Charles? Yeah, somebody telepathic. It must be Charles. That's who my money's on. Yo, something's going to happen. Bramble is his memory. He has everything. He has all the powers. Too fast.  Here he goes. He's out of here.  I thought that was like a brother thing. Back to back. Shouldn't they both just start doing this? I know. Or just like go jump over there. They should hold hands and start swinging and start to do that. I keep getting nervous because they can get stabbed. Watch your neck, boys. That's all it took. Capitated him. Wait. This is the way. How do you know? I just know. Come on. I'm at him bullets. Let's see him heal with a few of these through his thick skull. You can't stop him. Even with that, he'll heal. His brain may heal, but his memories won't grow back. No, he... Oh, my gosh. Does that...  Not nice, bro. He doesn't change anything between us, Victor. We could never be done, Jimmy. We're brothers. And if you wait for her other brother for years. Ask Lucky and Thor. Is it that dude again? You miss me. That's his buddy. You know, when you said you were going to kill everyone, I thought you may just have been exaggerating.   Those kids trying to get off the island.   Yeah. I'm so cold. Listen to me. All because of Deadpool's head? Oh, my gosh. And just another one in case... What's he going to do with her, though? Yeah, that's a better idea. I should make you... But that would make us no better than you. Oh, she did it. Throw the bullet. Walk into your feet, bleed. And then keep... Aren't they in an island? That's exactly what I was about to say. It's only like three miles, bro. He's going to have to all lapse around it. Do y'all trust that heli? I don't know. Who is this? Yes, you do. You do trust it. Let's go. My name is Charles Xavier.  I can hear your thoughts. Yes. And I can hear yours. You're safe now. Come. We have to go. Let's go. Come on. And he's not in a wheelchair yet. Maybe we get to see what happened there. Or with that. You can come too. So he forgot. The kids are safe. He's like, who are you? What are the kids? Who are you? What do you mean, Homer? I'm the guy I brought you here. Now we gotta go. I'm a friend. Yeah. What's my name? What's my name? Your name is Logan. You need to trust me. We have to go. But he doesn't remember her. I know, but who wants to see a dead woman on the ground? Do you know her? I don't like what you've done in this place. We really need to go. I'll find my own way. How the heck is he going to find his own way? Oh, I guess you can walk in there. Or even walk across the bottom of that water, like Metal Mario. The feet bleedin'. Colonel Striker! Colonel William Striker? Yes. You're wanted for questioning and connection with the death of General Munson. Sir. Well, he's guilty. Just letting you know. Well, eventually he isn't in prison. Eventually he's walking around trying to scrap a Logan against him. Dead bull.  Some mutants can grow their heads back. Do you know that? Oh, is that why that lizard was in there? And it showed us that? I was like, probably.  Oh, his mouth's open all of a sudden. I guess it hits so hard it busts it open. All right, guys. That was the X-Men origin of Wolverines, baby. What do you think about the movie? Okay. This is me being honest. So in terms of furthering the X-Men story and learning more about Logan and other characters, I really loved it and I really had a good time. But in a weird way, there was like a lot of, like, how do I put it? Unnecessary, like, little, like, I can't explain it. Without finding anyone. Yeah, what you're trying to say? Um, I would just say out of all four, that was, that one was my least favorite, but not in terms of, like, the information I gained and, like, I just feel like maybe it was a little corny. There you go. Okay. I thought there was some corny. Are you talking about all the flashing pans and just, like, all the, just the head movement and the deep looks into the camera? Are you talking about that, like, the corny, like? Kind of. Okay, I see what you're saying. Yeah, so basically the information in the movie was amazing. I actually liked the series a lot more now that I learned more about Wolverines. Yes, and I will say it made me, like, X-Men more of this movie. I think this movie personally was underrated. I think when we title it, we'll probably go, like, the underrated route because I personally really, really enjoyed the film, so I'm going to back it really hard for that. And maybe you'll learn to... A lot of the times, guys, when we watch the movies, we actually like them a lot more when we watch them the second time. Like, we get them more. And I don't know, I guess there's something about the familiarity of, like, seeing something for the second time, and I guess it grows on you. But I actually like the film, but I do get where you're coming from. It wasn't the information that was given because I thought that, above all, the X-Men gave us so much more than any other. But, like, the... I guess, like, the constant... The execution of the film. Right, the constant, like, fighting and, like, it was, like, I don't know. There was just some goofy moments, I guess. Yeah, I mean, it was very... You know what I'm saying? How do you explain something like this to so many different people and get them to all understand, right? That was just something a little corny about the film, and it felt a little weird in its execution. I don't know how to put my finger on it. If you don't feel that way, it's not a really big deal. I mean, at the end of the day, the journey continues. And I still... I liked it. It helped. I really liked it. I thought the film was good. I actually liked it. I liked it as much as some of the first three, really. Maybe it's just because it was more modern, but there was definitely some weird things. You know, when they take a lot of people, like, when they took Cotton, for example, and put them in this movie, like, in my mind, that's Cotton from Scream. Right, and every time I see him, I think villain immediately. Right, so I kind of hate when movies do that, because I don't want to see Cotton as, like, another villain.  That's the worst. So, I mean, I totally get it, but really enjoyed the movie, man. I think Stryker is just the worst. And... I love that it gave us the backstory on him, because we already knew him as a bad guy, but, like, he had to go through a lot to get back to where... to meet up with Logan again. Well, you turn... It turns out that the reason Logan is the way he is, I thought it was because he was captured and forced to be there. Right. That was the vibe I got the whole time. Right. But it turns out he basically made a voluntary choice, even though he was manipulated into his decision-making. Right. Particularly by his own brother, which I thought was just... Right. Irrehensible. They motivated him to make the decision, even though he did make the decision. Right, absolutely. So he basically had no control in the whole thing. And, you know, the coolest thing about this movie to me was not only learning more about the backstory and learning that Logan had, like, a love life, and he settled in the... I don't know where the hell that man settled at, but somewhere out in the middle of the desert or something. And... For six years. Had a brother. And, you know, one of the coolest things we also learned was Wolverine had his claws well before he got his claws. Right. They were just different. Right. So they just kind of made enhancements to him when Stryker did. Right. We learned about the valuable thing that was found in Africa, Nigeria specifically, called Adamanium.  Like, you get the vibe. And they had a very familiar... It was like a parallel to that in this, because they weren't going to give up what they had either. Right, absolutely. They knew it was very valuable. Right. And I guess one of the coolest parts about the film is we did meet Deadpool, so I don't know that that's Deadpool, but I mean, come on, guys. Like, that's Deadpool, right? Right. It's literally the same exact actor, Ryan Reynolds. So, yeah, we met Deadpool. So it was like his origin story as well, so it was a guy named Wade who was killed. Right, so... But he was good with swords already, though. He was fired with swords. Yeah. When we meet Deadpool, he's going to be indestructible, basically, and he's going to be like a Swiss army knife. Anything you need him to do, he can get the job better. But is he going to hate Logan and Logan? And then he's going to see Logan and Logan's like, I don't know, you dude. What are you talking about? Well, I think potentially Deadpool might realize that he was also forced. You think they'll figure it out? They might have that in common. I hope so. I hope they figure it out. Maybe together. Well, a lot of people love Deadpool, right? Yeah. I mean, yesterday, didn't we see Deadpool's heads on the guy's car? Yeah, we see it. Literally, right? We see it a lot. And I mean, I told you, I played Fortnite and I had, there was like a whole season of Deadpool, but I didn't really know much about him. I just knew he had two swords and he likes pizza. Well, it's really hard to imagine that so many people would love Deadpool so much if he was like a bad guy who wanted to kill Logan the whole time. Right, yeah. So something tells me he'll come over to, at least maybe not the good side, but the gray side, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. But I really enjoyed the film, guys. I don't want to blabber too much. Yeah. The thing about this film was it was definitely a origin story. So in a way, we didn't really advance the story. We almost like got information. So that way we can have a story. And then you get more questions with that information because it showed Charles on his feet, which was like, so we might learn about how he got in his wheelchair. Absolutely. And also, when Charles picked those kids up, maybe that's what influenced him to start the school because he had all these kids. Yeah, essentially. Like, so it could have been the origin story for all of this. Or maybe his origin story had already started and this place has already existed and, you know, maybe he had already worked with Mutants before because they'd been around for a long time at this point.  Right. And you know, and in this movie, it kind of showed like how they were, how they were treated throughout time. Right. And in the beginning, no one knew much about them. Right. And mom was like, what are you? Right. So they're in war. They have these guys who have all these incredible skills in war, but you have no idea that they're like, they have the incredible skills because they're just using guns just like, but they're surviving through all these times because of their mutant skills. It's a good thing they ain't got no mutants over in Germany. Right. Anyways guys, so super cool movie, man, definitely. I really like that concept though. I do too. The early like 1800 or the mid 1800s early on. The movie was great. It just like the execution of some of those like scenes were kind of, I can't explain them. Right. But then at the same time, kind of like when the movie first started that first scene, like that was was the best scene in this entire franchise. So maybe the movie just wasn't very consistent guys. It was really good, but it just wasn't, it wasn't just a straight banger from start to finish. But I really enjoyed the film. I can't really put my finger on it, but I bet someone can. I bet someone can explain to us like, exactly because I actually did see a comment. And I know people might refer to this as a spoiler, but I saw a comment where someone said something about this movie in particular. And someone said, Oh, we forgot about that one. Which is crazy because it must mean that the rest of the movies are really good. I can't forget about this movie. I'm glad that I watched it. Me too. If I was watching these movies independently and I came across this one, this was not going to discourage me from wanting to watch the rest by any means. I actually want to know more. Right. It gave you a lot of questions like I said, because it showed us a lot, but then gave us a lot. And like I said, even if it wasn't your favorite movie in particular, it didn't mess anything up because it was a prequel. I mean, you already, that was already baked into the cake when you agreed to watch the first three. So it was just probably a lot of information. They had to squeeze into one tiny movie. And so well, I'm going to keep it a straight butt 25. Dude, prequels aren't really my favorite thing in the world, to be honest. I don't really love prequels. I just don't. I know we're going to do like House of Dragons. That's a prequel apparently. Oh my gosh. I meant, baby, I meant to say you in this movie, like we're talking about origins, right? When I'm sorry to interrupt you. I know you're on a thought. I'm so excited because because it was so cool that you caught this. Like remember he you would have said if we would have noticed he wouldn't notice Logan because they would have like been familiar with each other or like Scott would at least know Logan. But he didn't because his eyes were all messed up in that time. So he couldn't even like, well, maybe he never knows, you know, maybe he never knows what they look like. Does he? I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. But either way, you caught that and that was really good. I thought I thought because like I would never, I would have been like, how do they know each other? But you've noticed a small detail. My very first thought was why does Logan not remember Scott? The memory got erased. Right. But then obviously the next question. That's why I was a little like wacky in this movie because I forgot his memory gets erased. But he kind of still has his Logan vibes because he doesn't trust anybody and he doesn't want to let anyone in. So guys, thank you so much for rocking with this man. Thank you guys for hanging out. If you are new here, man, like, subscribe, turn on the notification bell. Guys, we try to stick to a schedule, but the reality is is we just sort of get these things out as frequently as possible, but just whenever we can. So turn on the notification bell so you don't miss and we'll be back with a lot more X-Men. We got a lot more to go and we're going to get through all of it. And we got a whole a whole journey ahead of us, guys. So if you are new here, man, we have thousands and thousands of hours of TV shows and Marvel and all kinds of stuff that we have to watch. So we'll see you guys on the next one.


Alright, I'm not too sure how I wanted to approach this video, but this question is, I don't know, it's pretty rampant. People keep on asking me about that in its career advice. It's like, Amir, what should I do? Where should I focus on? And I think this is applicable for anybody, anywhere, any age group. And I'm not going to sit here and preach to you some, like some kind of guru the nose, everything.   I got to still figure out.  That's the whole process of life.  It's all one big journey. And when you realize that the journey is a treasure at the end of the rainbow, then you realize that everything is a learning experience. You know, there's a saying, when the student is ready, the teacher will appear. And so when most people are asking these questions of what they should do, generally speaking, what they're asking is, can I have permission to do something? A lot of times when people are lost, they're looking for self love because they don't have any. They need to get validation from other people, validation from their peers, validations from their partners, validations from their parents, validations from their religion, from their culture, etc, etc. They need to have some form of an external acceptance so they can validate their decisions. And for the most part, when you look at any successful person, athlete, business person, whoever really doesn't matter, they define their own path. They make their own decisions not based on what other people think they should do, but based on what they want to do. And I think this is a big hurdle for anybody in any age, anywhere in the world is self love. Funny saying, I always say with my wife is like, I love myself more than I love you because if no one, if I don't love myself, who's going to love me.   And anything that intrudes on that, anything that disrupts the love and self care of you as an individual, well guess what? You wouldn't stand for it whatsoever.   You know, I've, me personally, 20s, I've been shot, I've been stabbed, had an OD, had run ins with the law.  One thing you could do when you're younger is make a lot of mistakes and still have time to fix those mistakes and better yourself. But bottom line, the reason why I was making these mistakes is I wasn't loving myself. I wasn't respecting myself. I was looking for validation from other people. And I was never sitting down and thinking for myself. Never. I wasn't an individual. I was part of the, as Rene Rajarard was saying, the memetic herd. And so I can't say here, I can't lie to you and tell you that there is a clear black and white answer because there is not.  The answer is complicated. The answer is difficult. There's many different shades of gray within the spectrum of your answer. But the one thing that can tell you is you need to start loving yourself. You need to start appreciating yourself. You need to start doing self-care. That's the number one thing in success in life is taking care of yourself. Now the question becomes is how do you get to this? There's many different paths to get to this. You know, through life experiences, you know, through counseling, through finding maybe a good mate, through psychedelics, you name it, right?  It's going to transform your life or like, you know, just go to the gym and lift weights and magically shit's going to be better. No, no, no, no. It's much deeper than that. It goes back to a holistic approach of like, what are the fundamental reasons why I'm not currently loving myself? Everything else, the gym and the mentor, these are tactics. These are band-aids on a deeper rooted problem that exists in you. And so you got to identify what this problem is, not tell you things that worked in my life. You know, I've been blessed to find an amazing mate. I've been blessed to have an amazing inner circle and it takes time to find a good inner circle. I changed my diet, you know, deeply, deeply ingrained into psychedelic therapy for the last decade or so. You know, many, many other different things, but those are like the primary things that helped me and life is not a race.    Everyone has it.  But stop comparing yourself with other people.  You know, that's another thing of why you're trying to ask this question of what you should do or what your career should be. You're trying to anchor a success of another person or anchor the narrative and the mythology of what you should be in the future.  You're always looking at a different point of so-called success and you're trying to anchor your present day self to that future version of yourself or majority of time to something else.  You know, same thing with your parents. Your parents that are forcing you, most parents still do today forcing you to go to university or forcing you to get that degree. They are anchoring your current self to your so-called future self and this is a massive problem. Stop comparing yourself to your future self. Stop comparing yourself to anybody else and start looking at yourself today. You know, there's that aboriginal saying, you know, one step at a time. It's literally one step at a time. What can you do today to improve yourself? What can you do today to love yourself? What can you do today to just be a little bit happier? You know, a lot of this time, a lot of these things that we are currently doing today, you know, within whether it's like career or business, it's goes back to a lot of external gratification that we're looking for. Nietzsche has a great saying, you know, the most dangerous thing that a man can do is be by himself. And it's true. And I had Nick Hobson on my podcast a couple of days ago. The episode is going to drop. We actually had this fun. Go check it out. Make a link below this video, but we had an interesting discussion about morality and chickens. And they've done a study where they ask participants, men, to go in a room in this place for women as well, to go in a room, and you have a choice of cell phone versus not cell phone. Majority chose cell phone. People cannot be left to their own devices. And this is why meditation is so powerful. And this is why we need to really start focusing on internalizing who we are, understanding who we are, understanding why you feel a certain way, understanding why you feel anger, understanding why you fear, why you feel, let's say, most people feel envy or jealousy. And I think the more we can start concentrating on our internal energies of who we are and why we behave a certain way, the better we can create systems for success in the future. And I'll leave it at that, man.  Hey, if you just go to school or you just do this type of business, everything's going to be okay. That's not the truth, man. Life is sticky. Life is complicated. But there is a premise behind all this. And that's loving yourself, understanding yourself, and respecting yourself and everything else is secondary towards that. If you guys enjoyed this video, leave a comment. I love to have your feedback on this. And like always, if you find value, subscribe to my video and like this video, talk to you guys soon. Peace.


timeline, or is this thing off, can you hear me? Yeah, the timeline, otherwise known perhaps as a continuum. And what we're doing here, what we're trying to do is what has never, ever been done physically, and that is a visualization of where we have come since 1960. And so we have up here, and some of you have already started putting your contributions to the timeline. You can put anything you want, she'll tell you about that. We're looking at the evolution of US, Latina, Latino theater in our country. We're looking therefore at all of you to not only provide information that is valuable to you, but also of people who are not here. So if there's somebody who's not here, but you think, well, this is something that I think belongs in a timeline, that's what this is for. So this is gonna be almost like a daycare at the time. In a sense, so we've got scissors for you. We have a lot of colored markers for you. There are visuals, you, some of you, when you got here, you were directly, you were such good students, you went directly to the timeline and started putting things up there and that's what we wanted to do. This is going to evolve over the next two and a half days. And we're doing time-lapse photographing of it, where it was when we started it, Juliette and I at three o'clock today, or several of us, putting these instances that are what we're thinking of as highlights. We're documenting personal and professional highlights, but we're also documenting general highlights. So it could be an event for a little lady to know that happened, but you have no relationship to it. So we have a strategy. I'm gonna assume you've already begun and you may have not followed strategy, but that's totally okay. For real. For real. For real. So there are four or five different colors that we're using. The red is for scholarship highlights and there are keys. There's a key there, there's a key there, there's a key over there. Green is for organizational highlights. Yellow is for production highlights. Pink is for personal highlights. And the orange is for festival or gathering highlights. I'm hoping to use broad images to accommodate the two, accompany the highlights. If you haven't brought images, that's okay. There are extra images floating around. You're welcome to use them. You're welcome to cut anything up. You're welcome to cut up the cards. You're welcome to make up your own rules. You know, rules are maybe broken. So we create these rules that are there for users. That's fine. So then we also tape. So it's just about taping. Taping the event, close the timeline and then drawing a line to the actual year that it happens. And if you don't know, just make it up. And, oh, and the other thing that I'm really interested in is how these different events connect within themselves. So, for example, I'm gonna give you a personal play. You know, I assistant directed Joy McLeod as the public. I'm interested, Jesse Borrego was in the production and, you know, changed my life meeting Jesse and then I met Jesse later at the LTI. So I might wanna connect that event to the LTI. So, it'll be lined this way, too, as well. So the first thing we do is give some examples. Just one question.


The National Inventory of Legal Materials is a packing list of sorts, describing, detailing, and cataloging where one can find the legal materials for our federal, state, and local systems. At the first law.gov workshop held at Samford in January of this year, members of the Northern California Association of Law Librarians were in attendance. As a group, we decided to develop a California prototype of the inventory. Since that time, we now have over 20 volunteers working on the California inventory, and which include nearly 700 records. Some of the information that we have gathered includes copyright assertions, disclaimers, and official status and price information. And as our project grew, so did the larger national inventory. Now there are 195 volunteers across the country working on federal and state level inventory projects, as it is now a full-fledged activity of the American Association of Law Libraries. And it ties in very nicely with the key areas of AALs, leadership and advocacy. Much of our work draws and builds upon the fine work of AALs, Electronic Legal Information, Access and Citation Committee. Though the results are preliminary and work is still very much ongoing, I'd like to share with you some of what we've found thus far. At least eight states assert copyright over their statutory codes online. Preliminary research shows that 42% of the states or 21 states assert copyright over their administrative codes online. It appears that five states have limited or no administrative code available online. And apparently only one state provides access to case law for a fee online. It appears that 32 of the state's highest appellate courts offer free public access case information or docket searching without any registration or username or password. Almost every state's online legal resources includes disclaimers, either to the status or reliability of the content. And nearly none of these states have those same disclaimers in their print equivalents. Given that the California inventory is nearly completed, here are a few examples from California. Of the nearly 540 municipalities and counties in California, most have codes online and have ordinances online. However, approximately 40% of these legal materials state that they are not official and have strong web disclaimers about the use of the online version. Approximately 50% have copyright assertions. Further, a small sampling of these online materials found that none provided public access. A typical disclaimer on these municipal codes might read, this code of ordinances may not reflect the most current legislation adopted by the municipality. These documents are provided for informational purposes only. These documents should not be relied upon as the definitive authority for local legislation. Formatting impagination varies from the official copy. The official printed copy should be consulted prior to any action being taken. The codes and prints, if you were to purchase them, go upwards of $100. One municipality that we contacted wasn't even sure if they still had a paper or official copy available for sale. At the state level, the California administrative code is provided for free online by Thompson West, but there is a copyright assertion, and the cost for the subscription to the official print version is approximately $3,500. Title 24, the building code, is published separately and not part of the California Code of Regulations website. The FAQs on that site direct you to visit the California Building Standards Commission site, which then links you out to the International Code Council's copyrighted site, where you can then view only one section at a time of the building code. If you want to purchase the building code and print, it's approximately $860. Likewise, it will cost you between $130 to $150 to purchase print versions of the mechanical, electrical, plumbing codes, what have you. We have not yet checked, and we are interested in checking to see how many standards incorporated by reference are available freely on the California Code of Regulations site. As to the Attorney General opinions in California, you can find these in official form and print for approximately $400. If you visit the free version online, you find this disclaimer. Disclaimer of duty to continue provision of the data. Due to the dynamic nature of the internet, resources that are free and publicly available one day may require a fee or restrict access the next. One of the executive agencies in California had full text of their administrative decisions on their site, however, without any pagination, which will be required if you were to cite to it in California courts. And as to the courts, to gain access to the full archive of California Supreme Court cases, you must click agree to a license preventing you from using the data for non-profit or public use. Further, it states, it is not intended to function as an alternative to commercial computer-based services and products for comprehensive legal research. The Court opinion archive is provided by Lexis under a contract with the state of California, and the official print copy of these opinions runs the neighborhood of $300. There is a free archive of recent slip opinions on the California court site, as Professor Martin has mentioned, without a license click agreement. However, these are filed, as is, with edited, corrected versions only appearing on the other site, and it states on that site, this archive is not provided for the purposes of legal research. Outside of California, here are a few other examples and illustrations. Apparently Delaware is the only state authenticating its online administrative code with digital signatures. Similar to California courts, New Jersey's administrative code has a license agreement you need to click through to view preventing you from using the data for non-profit or public use. It appears that only seven states have clearly made their online administrative code, administrative code of regulations official. The full set of Connecticut state agency regulations, sometimes called an administrative code, is not available on the web. A complete set of regulations in loosely format, 18 binders, may be purchased from the commission on official legal publications for approximately $600. Vermont does not have an administrative code of regulations online. If you want to secure bulk access to the Arizona code of regulations, it will cost you upwards of $15,000. $15,000 initially plus $5,000 to update. However, there is no charge for postage in handling. If you want to get bulk access in Indiana, it might take a bit of time as each request is looked at on a case-by-case basis. And most states simply don't provide easy information on gaining bulk access to their legal materials. There are also a number of inconsistent examples. Although Arkansas's code of regulations is not fully available online, and their registered rules is only official in print form, the Arkansas online court opinions are official, authenticated, and utilize medium-neutral citation formats. If you want to look at Alabama's appellate court opinions or highest court opinions on the web, you will need to pay a fee. They are not freely available on the court site. And Connecticut copyrights its appellate court opinions. In Idaho, all cited opinions are posted on the court's website the day of release. However, once in the West Pacific or Idaho reports, the opinions are then removed from the Idaho website. Yet, Idaho by statute has created a digital repository ensuring permanent public access to all state agency materials. When you visit the Vermont statutes maintained on the legislature's website, it states, the Vermont statutes online is an unofficial copy, provided as a convenience. It has not been updated, edited for publication. The official version is online at Lexis-Nexis Publishing. However, by statute, the Vermont General Assembly, legislative councils, require to maintain official, computerized databases that the Vermont statutes annotated and post them on the web with a seal of authenticity. In Ohio, there are digital signatures on recent Supreme Court opinions showing authenticity. However, only the printed decisions are deemed official. However, both the Ohio revised code and administrative code are not official and bear a copyright assertion. I mentioned that there are many disclaimers on the web and a disclaimer from the Ohio court state, you are granted a limited revocable, not exclusive right to create a hyperlink to the homepage of the Supreme Court of Ohio. So long as the link does not portray the Supreme Court of Ohio or its producers or services in a false, misleading, derogatory or otherwise offensive manner. The New York official reports as a warning that the New York official opinions may not be downloaded or stored and used in an archival database or other searchable database. Users may not sell, license or distribute the New York official opinions, including printouts to third parties or use the New York official opinions as a component of or basis for any material offered for sale, license or distribution. Oklahoma has been a real leader in this in that it has provided freely available Supreme Court opinions since 1890 and criminal appeals cases since 1908 on their court website. Each of Oklahoma's 77 county and district courts have their records available online through one of two court websites. However, the Oklahoma Supreme Court recently issued a directive that public access to electronic case information is available on a case by case basis. Bulk distribution of electronic case information is not allowed. While anyone can search these files online, only members of the Oklahoma Bar can access images of the court documents through one of the vendors for a fee. And one third of the states that did not provide free online public case or docket information searching at the highest appellate court provided either for a fee or only to members and or to members of the bar. And there will be more examples as we continue to add to the inventory going forward. And we look forward to getting your feedback and more input as we go forward. Thank you.


Hey stampers, welcome to another week of Watch It Weekly Wednesday. I'm Beth, part of the Stamping Jill creative team, and I'm so excited to show you what I've come up with today. My sister-in-law Jennifer served a mission for our church in England a couple of years ago, and she brought home a really fun tradition with her. It's called Christmas crackers. We take these cute little Crackers, and we break them apart. We love this tradition so much. It would be fun to incorporate into any holiday. So for my idea today, I took the cute cracker template that I made up, and I made them for every holiday that's coming up for your season. So let me show you first one of these crackers that I've made. Here's one. I thought this would be cute for Christmas, but I think it also could go for Thanksgiving because it's kind of that copper metallic. It's so pretty. This brightly gleaming designer series paper. So a cracker, you hold on both sides, and you pull it apart. I'm going to show you later how to do that. But there's little prizes on the inside for your family.  And it says a fun tradition that we've come up with as a family. We really love it. So let me show you the template of how I did this. With the brightly gleaming suite, we have these gleaming ornaments punch pack. And this is the key that you'll want to create your crackers. Is this the smaller ornament out of the punch pack? Bring in my scoring tool here. So I made a couple of different sized ones. I worked with a 7 by 10 piece of DSP and a 6 by 6 piece of designer series paper. So if you're going to use a 6 by 6 piece, you want to score at every inch and a half on that. And if you do your 7 by 10 inch piece, you want to score at every 1 and 3 quarter inch on those. And then what you'll do after you've scored it, is you'll take your punch, you'll line it up right down the middle of your score line, and you'll punch it out. You want to push the punch all the way in, so that it's as far in as it goes on the paper.  So you're going to do that. You're also going to do on this side here, and on this side here. Just like so. So I've started this. This is what your 6 by 6 piece would look like. And you want to pay attention to the direction. If you have a directional piece of DSP, how your stripes are going to go, or how your ornaments are going to go, because they're going to fold like this. So you want to make sure before you start to score it, that you're scoring it the right way. So let me punch this side here, and I'll show you how to assemble it. So I've got that punched. Now I'm going to fold it. You just want to get your creases really nice and sharp. Make this one red. And you want to fold it on that so that your paper that you want on the outside is inward, like that. So that's how it's going to look at the end. I really liked using Taren tape for these. They held together really well, and I didn't have to worry about glue smudging on the rest of the project.  And then you're going to put this down, and it's going to form like a little triangle. And then you'll bring this piece up to create your cracker, just like that. That's what it's going to look like without ribbon. At this point, you would put your little treats inside, all the little things that you wanted for everyone to have. And then you'll adorn them with ribbon and other little embellishments so that they're nice and cute for your holiday. So this would be like a Christmas one. And then what we do is we link arms around the table like this, holding your cracker, and we all pull apart. And the one that you end up holding is yours. It's kind of a fun little tradition. We really like it. So let me show you a few of these that I've created using different designer series papers from the holiday catalog. We'll start with Halloween. Here's a cute Halloween inspired cracker from the Monster Bash DSP. I added just ribbon on the ends and some cute little googly eyes because I love that accessory from the holiday catalog. And then I moved to Thanksgiving, let's say. I think it would be cute to do around your Thanksgiving table. Maybe inside you could put things you're grateful for or other people could. And then you put them in and everyone could read them together. I really like this. These little feathers were so cute that Aubrey needed those added. So I added them for her because they were so cute. I also think this one could go for Thanksgiving. I love the copper elements for our holiday season, but for Thanksgiving, I think they work really well too. I added some little star embellishments here. And I did a little bit of surgery on this ribbon. I feel really sad that we don't have a copper ribbon because we have all these beautiful copper foil designer series paper. I did a little bit of surgery on this ribbon. I took the Rococo Rose gathered ribbon here that we have that has this beautiful copper detail, but it also has Rococo Rose on the edge and that didn't work for my project. So I just trimmed off the edges. It wasn't too labor intensive, but look how pretty we have this beautiful copper ribbon now. And I thought it was so fun. It makes it kind of flimsy and easy to tie. So it worked really well for this. Let me show you some other Christmas ones. This is from the plaid paper. This is a six by six size. And this is the night before Christmas designer series paper with the Santa hats. I like that one too. Here is the Let It Snow designer series paper. I added just some little red rhinestones here and I love this curly ribbon. It's so cute. And then we have this one that's a little more of a classic Christmas. And I love the way these ones turned out too. This is the same paper, just one side with the silver foil and one side with the scenes from the feels like frost designer series paper. These are also a six by six size. So pretty. So I hope you've been inspired by this video to create some new holiday traditions for your family using your craft supplies. I know most of you probably have a good designer series paper horde going on. This is a good thing to use your designer series paper on. If you need any of these products from the holiday catalog, please check out our blog at stampingjill.com so you can place your order. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next week for another Watch It Weekly Wednesday. OK, I don't know if I should pull this apart, should I?