Woo, 2 great cultural celebrations so close together! If you could please write up about 5 things that you learned about both Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) and Diwali (Aka Deepavali or Dipavali) that you thought were interesting. Do you have any questions about either of these festivities?
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Many things were new that came to me when I (and the class) read about the festival, Day of the dead and dewali. Day of the dead is celebrated in mexico and some parts of central america. It is a celebration that recognises the dead (family members and others) They bring bread, candles and set up altars to remember their family. Store owners sell special designed candy, art, etc during “DOTD”. People paint masks of skeletons on their faces to represent their deceased family members.
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today im gonna tell you about Dia de Los Muertos aka day of the dead i learned day of the dead is a thing that central america celebrates mostly mexico. day of the dead is fun because its a cultural thing to do it i i have more!!
Dewali is a celebration of the light. It is celebrated differently between all the cultures. The backstory is leads to the many of the celebrations the you for the special event. Fireworks, and the light represent anything for piece, harmony and light against the darkness. The festival last’s five days, each having it’s own significance. There are different ways to call these five days (varied by tradition) Each of these days include preparation, celebration and religious celebrations.
Wow guys already 2 kind of exclusive holidays already but i am gonna tell you what I learned about these 2. Firstly lets talk about day of the dead. The day of the dead it is about a holiday celebrated exclusively in mexico. The Holiday it’s about Mexicans celebrating the dead people like their old souls about how they fainted or died. They decorate their cemetery and graves with traditional decorations and it really makes the cemetery come alive because it makes them look very good and it does not make them look creepy. They also celebrate and dance with Delicious food like candy skulls yummy. Enough of Day of the dead now lets talk about Diwali. Diwali is a holiday similar to the day of the dead except celebrated by indians. The Holiday is about bring peace back from evil. it has lots of cool things like Diya Lamps, and Rangoli Patterns. This holiday is also very traditonal it really shows the Indian feel. It also has lot’s of cool things to buy before dawn like clothing at dawn they are sold out and temples to visit, get their early otherwise they are full. This holiday also has some yummy food prepare for your stomachs to get full. Well Now you know about the day of the dead and Diwali
heres a video for diwali: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrrW3rO51ak
Some Interesting Facts about the Day of the Dead
1.It isn’t simply Mexico’s version of Halloween: Even though they are both commemorated on the same day, the Day of the Dead actually has very little to do with Halloween. In fact, it was originally a summertime event. However, after the Spanish colonized Mexico, its observance was moved to October 31 to associate it with the Catholic commemoration of All Hallows’ Eve.
2.It’s actually three days: Celebrations for the Day of the Dead begin on October 31. The following day is known as Dia de los Inocentes, during which the lives of deceased children are celebrated. Finally, November 2 is All Souls Day, when adults who have passed on are remembered.
3.The dead are in attendance: Early Mexicans beliefs were that the dead can travel back and forth between worlds. Thus, participants believe that their dead relatives are actually present during the festivities.
Day of the dead in México
4.Every commemorative alter is unique (and the same): While alters are made by participants to highlight the unique personalities of their deceased family and friends, each must also include the four elements of nature: wind, water, fire and earth.
5.The unofficial mascot was once a political symbol: You’ll see many depictions of a skeleton dressed in high class clothing during the Day of the Dead. This is la Calavera Catrina, and she originally was used as a symbol of class warfare during the Mexican Revolution.
6.The party is literally in the graveyard: Families will decorate the graves and tombs of their loved ones, and then hold celebrations including food and music right in front of them.
7.The skulls mean more than just death: Skulls feature prominently in Day of the Dead celebrations, even down to making little sugar skulls to place on alters. In pre-Hispanic times, the indigenous Mexican population viewed the skull as both a symbol of death and re-birth.
8.It’s celebrated in Spain, too: While Spanish culture has heavily influenced Mexico, it has also adopted several Mexican traditions, one of which is the Day of the Dead.
9.It’s meant to be both happy and sad: Humor plays a huge role in the Day of the Dead, as participants believe their deceased loved ones are laughing at their jokes along with them. At the same time, the celebration is also meant to prompt somber reflection of the lives of those who’ve passed on.
Now some about Divali.
1. Diwali is celebrated on the fifteenth day of the Hindu month of Kartika. Hinduism is a major religion of India, and is considered to be the oldest religion in the world.
2. More than 800 million people celebrate this festival in various ways.
3. It is celebrated in honor of Lakshmi – the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity.
4. The festival also marks the return of the Lord Rama and Sita after completing fourteen years in exile.
5. The word Diwali means “the row of lighted lamps (diyas)” in Hindi.
6. The festival signifies the victory of light over darkness.
7. Diwali also marks a major shopping festival in the places where it is celebrated. There are special discounts and offers that businesses provide to their customers. Buying new things during this festival is considered to be good.
8. It is the most famous, biggest and brightest festival of India, and is celebrated for five days.
9. It is a national holiday in India, Trinidad & Tobago, Myanmar, Nepal, Mauritius, Guyana, Singapore, Suriname, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Fiji. And is an optional holiday in Pakistan.
here are the 5 things i know about D.OT.D
1. you were traditional clothing and have cool skeleton make up on your face
2. its also called dia de los murtos
3.its on November 2th
4. one of the foods are candy pumpkin
5. they have altars 0
here 5 things i know about Diwali
1. its the festival of light
2. you were mandi on your hands
3. one of the foods are julabi
4. you cant eat chicken or fish on Diwali
5. you light up firecrackers
here are 5 things i know about Day Of The Dead and Diwali
Day of the dead and Diwali
Day of the dead is celebrated in Mexico and Central America.
It is also a happy celebration to remember their loved ones who have passed away.
There are music everywhere and people dancing on the streets.
People go to graveyards and leave candles on the graves.
Day of the dead is celebrated from October 31st to November 2nd.
Diwali is an important festival in India that is mainly celebrated by the Hindus.
It is known as the festival of lights.
Diwali symbolizes victory of light over darkness.
The festival also marks the return of lord Rama Sita.
Diwali is celebrated for five days.
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btw if you want to do a happy face like that just do this
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Day of the dead is a celebration that is celebrated by the Mexicans to welcome their dead ancestors or family members that have passed away. Day of the dead includes a bunch of treats to eat and I’m pretty sure that most of the food taste really good, yum! On day of the dead woman dress up as Catrina (a rich woman) The multi-day holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray. Rituals celebrating the deaths of ancestors had been observed by these civilisation perhaps for as long as 2,500–3,000 years. Tamales are one of the most common dishes prepared for this day for both purposes. Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights. Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.” During the celebration, temples, homes, shops and office buildings are brightly illuminated. The five-day festival originated in the Indian subcontinent and is mentioned in early Sanskrit texts. In the lead-up to Diwali, celebrants will prepare by cleaning, renovating, and decorating their homes and workplaces.
The day of the dead is celebrated on three days, October 31, November 1 and 2. They paint their faces to look like skeletons and scare the bad spirits away. They give offerings on the graves and the altar for the spirits to eat. They have a lot of skeleton decorations around their houses. The day of the dead is not really a sad holiday, it is a happy holiday! It is celebrated in Mexico!
Diwali is the festival of lights . There are so much lights everywhere and the lights are oil lamps. It is celebrated on November 7. There are a lot of fireworks too for killing the darkness. They make rangolis made of sand at their door steps. They have these hennas at their hands or feet for certain events.
Today I will be talking about Dia de Los Muertos (Day of The Dead). Day of the Dead is a holiday which you dressed in costume or skeleton face paint. They celebrate Day of The Dead to remember their dead relatives or family members. They also celebrate the Day of the Dead by doing a parade in the town or on the street. The food they eat during the Day of the Dead are sugar skull candy, bread, and other sort of food.
And an other cultural celebration is Diwali. Diwali is a holiday that you spend with your family members. Diwali is a holiday when you go on the street and lit a firework or firecracker and let it explode. You can lit candle to remember Rama and his wife Sita. Diwali another cultural celebration which you hangout with your family members. And hope you enjoy my facts about two cultural celebration.
I learned that the day of the dead is a happy celebration not a sad one and here are some other things I learned the day of the dead is actually a thing i’m trying not to be offensive, I also learned that there are parade with bands and stuff and they are more happy then I would think, another thing I learned is that the day of the dead is not just in Mexico but also in Central america, I also learned that its in November which I thought it would be in October for some reason. I also learned that Diwali is a thing I had no idea it even existed I will also show you tell you somethings I learned first thing is that I had no idea there was a demon king someone could kill with just an arrow, I also learned that it was a Indian holiday, I also learned that there was a hole story about and a battle and stuff like that, I also learned that its on November 7, and I also learned that its India most important holiday, I also learned that I was away when I learned about it.
Here are some facts about The Day Of The Dead!
#1 Skulls are the ultimate party favor and were seen everywhere.
#2 Spirits are invited into the house through ofrendas and the smell of food
#3 All Saints Day is the day after Halloween, which was in turn based on the earlier pagan ritual of Samhain, the Celtic day and feast of the dead. The Spanish combined their custom of Halloween with the similar Mesoamerican festival, creating The Day of the Dead.
#4One of the most important traditions is the set up of an altar in memory of the deceased where the four elements of nature, water, wind, fire (candles) and earth (flowers) are represented.
#5During the period of October 31 and November 2 families usually clean and decorate the graves where their loved ones are buried and decorate their graves with ofrendas, or offerings.
#6Mexican cempasàºchitl (marigold) is the traditional flower used to honor the dead. It is yellow like the sun and represents life and hope. They are used in the altars and graveyards.
Here are some facts about Diwali
#1 Diwali is celebrated on the fifteenth day of the Hindu month of Kartika. Hinduism is a major religion of India, and is considered to be the oldest religion in the world
#2 Diwali also marks a major shopping festival in the places where it is celebrated. There are special discounts and offers that businesses provide to their customers. Buying new things during this festival is considered to be good
#3It is the most famous, biggest and brightest festival of India, and is celebrated for five days.
#4Oil and light lamps are used in high numbers in and around peoples’ houses and properties to celebrate the festival. The festival commemorates the lighting that was done to bring Lord Rama and his wife Sita from the forest of Ayodhya.
#5Diyas light the houses; fireworks illuminate the skies and rangoli decorates the outside Hindu homes. They do this to attract Lakshmi, the goddess of good fortune.
#6During the festival of Diwali, fireworks worth billions of dollars are ignited. These fireworks cause a lot of pollution, which is a particularly life hazard for those living in densely populated areas such as the cities of New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai in India. Fireworks produce a variety of pollutants affecting sound, light, air and water. I hope you enjoyed reading this!:):)
How did lord Rama kill a demonic god with ten heads and twenty hands and are all holding a weapon on each hand! Some of them are like god axes and staffs! How do you kill him with just one arrow?? Also if it was a magical arrow, it wouldn’t be able to kill a DEMONIC GOD WITH TEN HEADS AND TWENTY HANDS WITH WEAPONS LIKE AXES AND STAFFS ON EACH HAND! I am confused :/
Diwali
#1 Diwali is a festival because of a prince named Ram who was sent into the woods for 14 years by his mother because she wanted to her other son to be the king! But before he left in the woods he was married to a girl named Sita. Ram and Sita both went in the woods together, but an evil villain with 10 heads wanted to marry Sita because he thought Sita was so beautiful. When Sita said no the evil villain named Ravan took her away to an island. Ram made friends with the king of the monkey (Hanuman)and together they defeated Ravan! When Ram and Sita came back in 14 years they had to light little clay pots so they could find there way home and that is why people light clay pots on Diwali!
#2 On Diwali people celebrate the goddess lakshmi!
#3 Some times people put fancy patterns of henna on there hands to dress up for Diwali.
#4 People also dress up in fancy dresses with sequence and lots of other fancy decorations!
#5 Diwali is celebrated on November 7 on Wednesday! 🙂
Day of the dead
#1 Day of the dead is celebrated on the second of November.
#2 On the day of the dead people remember the loved ones they have lost in the past but it is not supposed to be a sad holiday!
#3 On day of the dead they were cool costumes and celebrate lots of days!
#4 One of the places day of the dead is celebrated is Mexico.
#5 On the day of the dead people make candy skulls out of sugar to decorate there altar!
Well I have told you some of the things I know about Diwali and Day of the dead! 🙂
Day of the Dead
Here are some things I learned about the Day of the Dead :
Fact #1,the day of the dead lasts for 3 days.
Fact #2,the holiday is a happy one not a sad one.
Fact #3,that the dead’s family members put out the dead’s favorite food.
Fact #4,the first day of DOTD is to celebrate the children who have passed away.
Fact #5,sugar skulls are part of the tradition of the DOTD.
Diwali
Now here are some things that I have learned about Dawli :
Fact #1,Diwali is celebrated on November 10th.
Fact #2,people light diyas on that day.
Fact #3,the day signifies the victory of light over darkness.
Fact #4,the day marks the return of Lord Rama and Sita after 14 years of exile .
Fact #5,the celebrations last for 5 days.
day of the dead is not a sad holiday, it’s time for dead family member’s
to give food for there loved ones
I’ve learned a lot about the day of the day and Diwali. lets start with Dia de Los Muertos aka Day of the Dead. some of the things that i didn’t know was that they dad two different days for adults and children. i also didn’t know that they painted there faces like la Carina. i always thought they just wanted to look like the dead but more festive. another thing i had no idea about was that they had specific things that could be bought only on Dia de Los Muertos. a fourth thing i didn’t know was that they had and made sugar skulls and food that would only go on the altar. one last thing was that they had a specific flower that they always used.
now for Diwali. firstly i didn’t even know this exited(sorry). but besides that, i didn’t know that they were the people that did Rangoli(something that i did last year).next, i didn’t know that they had such of a specific story for them lighting Diyas on that day. speaking of the story, i didn’t even know about any of the gods and there names. i mean, they have a demon king with like more then 10 heads and eight arms! next, i didn’t know the names for the lamps(Diyas) that they lit until now.i finally didn’t know that they did amazing fireworks for fun in the night.
So i think that it is sure that these holidays are amazingly cool!
The day of the dead is a happy event not a sad one. The celebration is lasted three days not one ,but threeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.They make skulls out of sugar which turns into candy.The “Day of the Dead” is really two days—but it used to be a month.Disney tried to copyright “Día De Los Muertos.”/the day of the dead and the movie was CoCo.
Diwali means “the row of lighted lamps (diyas)” in Hindi. The diyas are left burning all night.It is one of the most widely celebrated religious occasions across the world. Diwali is celebrated with much fervor in several countries including Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Indonesia, Fiji, Thailand, Mauritius, Australia and Canada.Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.
these are my thoughts of the day of the day and Diwali.
well these are the things that i know abut these 2 different holidays. well i know that Diwali is to light up the town or sky with fire works and candles called Dia. they are meant to be used to light the way for the gods and goddess of the land. people rangoli in front of their homes to welcome their gusts. rangoli is a art they make out of colder rice or flower petals. this day is a happy day so the people buy new cloths.
the day of the dead.
the day of the dead is a happy day. to the people that celebrate this day dying is not sad it is a celebration. the people in the town make sugar skulls to give to their neighbours as a gifts. two days one for kids and one for adults, they even pant their faces like a sculls.
that is the things i know abut these two holidays.
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I learned that day of the dead is on October 31 and November first and second. It’s about the people that we honour in for the dead. Day of the dead is celebrated in Central and South regions and Mexico. On Day of the dead people make a lot of great foods like sugar skulls. Day of the dead is not like Halloween, it’s fun more then anything with people dancing and singing.
Diwali is celebrated on November 7. It is about the light beating the dark. The Diwali festival is likely a fusion of harvest festivals in ancient India. Diwali was also described by numerous travellers from outside India. The festival climax is on the third day and is called the main Diwali.
I learned that day of the dead is a big celebration that people in mexico and central america with big parades and food.Another thing I know is there is loud music with guitars and other music instruments because death is a good thing. The celebration is on October 31, November 1 and November 2 witch is 3 days of partying . One more thing is day of the dead is to pray for spirits on there journey. another fact is they set up altars with food and photos.
Diwali is a festival of light when you celebrate good taking over evil. Also it is celebrated in autumn and it lasts five days. Another fact is they clean up houses to prepare and also buy new clothes. The people there lit diyas that are oil candles to offer the god of wealth. Also they have fireworks they lit and participate in family feasts. this holiday is celebrated by some indian people.
This year we learned about two holidays called Day of The Dead and Diwali. I would like to share five facts on each of these cultural celebrations. First is five facts about Day of The Dead.
Fact #1:The Day Of The Dead is actually three days, October 31, November 1,November 2.
Fact #2:The first day of DOTD is for deceased children.
Fact # 3: The second day of DOTD is for adults that have passed away.
Fact # 4: The DOTD is a happy celebration.
Fact # 5: The dead persons family prepares the favourite dish of that person.
Now I will tell you 5 facts about Diwali.
Fact #1: Diwali is a celebration that lasts for 5 days.
Fact #2: Diwali starts on November 7 and ends on November 12.
Fact #3: People light Dias to signal the return of Rama and Sita.
Fact #4: The origin of Diwali is the story of Rama and Sita.
Fact #5: People make designs on the floors of their houses as a gesture of welcome.
That is all that I can tell you for now. Goodbye until next time.
I didn’t know that Day of the Dead was a three day holiday. I learned that the first day was for all people in general, the second day was for deceased kids, and the third day was for adults. I learned that people celebrated it parts of Central America. I learned that most Hispanic countries celebrate Day of the Dead. I learned that people put their deceased family members’ favourite food on the altar, or offrenda. I only thought they put down food in general. I didn’t know they made things like sugar skulls. I also learned that they made stuff like bread of the dead. I knew Diwali was am Indian holiday, but I didn’t know how they celebrated it. I learned that they celebrated with oil lamps called diyas. They also celebrated with fireworks. I learned that people sold lots of clothes. I also learned that people bought new clothes on Diwali. People cleaned their houses. Since Diwali was about sharing too, neighbors would often give food to their neighbours .
I hope this was enough information.
By: Beatrice
What i know about day of the dead. Day of the dead is a very colourful and happy festivity. It celebrates the day all their ancestors that died. The families put different types of items that resemble their culture. First of all there is a beautiful yellow flower called marigold. The dead’s families put this flower on their , ofrenda(which i’m going to explain later) to act as an offering to the dead and to beautify decorate it. Next there are little sugar sculls that are obviously made of sugar and decorated with fancy piping shaped as either spider webs or pretty designed flowers. Those sugar skulls represent a departed soul. Next up is an ofrenda. An offrenda is a little stand of offering which has their pictures of passed away relatives and is decorated witch marigolds,sugar skulls and more! Next is the amazing traditional Mexican foods. One of the foods are Pan de muerto (bread of the dead). lastly is their traditional make up. Dia de Los Muertos has special make up that is very colourful and bright. it looks like a Skeleton and on Dia de Los Muertos you will probably see many people with beautiful skeleton make up.
What i know about Diwali. Firstly Diwal is celebrated in Indian cultures but it is mostly celebrated by the Hindus. Next Diwali Is the day of letting the light take over the darkness so they light up firework and light up nicely decorated diyas. Next up is diyas. Diyas are kinda like candles the are made with clay and are hand made. They add a cotton wick dipped in oil or vegetable oil which triggers the cotton to burn when oil toughs fire. Next there is something rangoli. a rangoli is a sand design made a lot of varieties of colours shapes. Fireworks are a part of Diwali the are used to light up the night sky witch colour.
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Today I will be telling you facts about the celebration of the Day of the Dead and Diwali. First one will be the Day of the Dead, and the second one will be Diwali. I hope you like it:).
1. The Day of the Dead: The Days of the Dead is a time of celebration and remembrance of loved ones who have passed away. During the Days of the Dead, people would put yellow- orangist flowers on their love ones grave which are called marigolds so they can get their love ones soul and to symbolize them back and to create beautiful sunshine. But the real question is, where does the holiday take place in? Well, I can answer that question for you. The holiday takes place in throughout Mexico, in particular in Central and South Region of Mexico, and by people of Mexican heritage somewhere else. For example Spain, but they have different traditions. Anyway, people also put Ofrenda’s, food, photos of their family members that have died, and whatever else their family members loved.
2. Diwali: Diwali is normally a Hindu celebration of lights, which is celebrated every autumn in the northern of India. Diwali symbolizes the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. During the celebration, people put lots oil lamps which is called a ” diya “. They would put it in their homes, out of their homes, at their shops, or even at their love ones grave to trail their happiness and their souls. People would offer worship to Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity and wealth, light fireworks, they put out family feasts, and they also give out gifts all around. They also put out called Rangoli decorations, made using coloured powder or sand. They are the most popular in the celebration of Diwali.
I think I gave you many facts about the Day of the Dead and Diwali. If you don’t know anything about the Day of the Dead and Diwali, I think this will help:).
– By: Amra
Diwali aka The Festival Of Lights is celebrated every year on November 7th. On Diwali people light oil candles called Dias because light means the non- existence of darkness and evil forces. They also make Rangis out of coloured sand or flour because it is believed that drawing in front of the entrance door or in pooja room, signifies the welcoming of goddess Lakshmi and guests inside the house. More than 800 million people celebrate this festival in various ways. The festival also marks the return of the Lord Rama and Sita after completing fourteen years in exile.
Dia de los Muertos is celebrated on November 2nd every year to bring the dead back in spirit form.People paint their faces and chests ad woman wear big dresses with skeletons on them to blend in with the spirits. They also make sugar skulls and sugar cookies. People make altars with there ancestors sometimes in the form of a family tree with some of what there favourite foods and objects beside their pictures their families will also make trails of flower pedals to their graves from their alters to lead them back.
Hope you enjoyed!!
Hi my name is Milica and today I will be telling you a few fun facts on about Day of the dead and Diwali. I think that we should start of with Day of the dead because it is celebrated first.
Day of the dead: 1. Dia de los Muertos is often celebrated on November. 1st as a day to remember the children who have passed away, and November 2nd to honor adults. Today Dia de los Muertos is celebrated mostly in Mexico and some parts in Central America.
2. The ofrenda is often the most recognised symbol of Dia de los Muertos. This temporary altar is way to honor their loved one’s that have sadly passed away and provide them what they need on their journey. They place down pictures of the deceased along of the things that belonged to them and objects that serve as reminder of their lives.
3. Monarch butterflies play a role in Dia de los Muertos because they believed that they hold the spirits of the departed. This belief stems from the fact that the first Monarchs arrive in Mexico for the winter each fall now on Nov. 1st, witch coincides with Dia de los Muertos.
4. The flowers that resemble Dia de los Muertos are called Marigolds. The reason that Marigolds are one’s to represent Dia de los Muertos is because the yellowness in them represents sunshine and happiness.
5. On Dia de los Muertos they share lots of candy. But their most popular candy to sell are sugar sculls .
Well there you have it, those are all of my Day of the dead facts but now we are going to move onto the second topic and that is Diwali that is celebrated only 5 to 6 days later.
Diwali: 1. Diwali is a Hindu celebration also known as ( The festival of lights) which is technically the Indian new year. It is a very big deal in India.
2. Diwali is celebrated around the world. But the most common places that Diwali is celebrated in … India, Fiji, Guyana, Malaysia, Myanmar, Mauritius, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago
The Day Of The Dead also known as Dia de Los Muertos is celebrated in Mexico and all over Latin America. It celebrates the dead and it is believed that the dead can return to the world and visit their family and loved ones, here are some facts you might not know about it:
1. Although it is called the Day Of The Dead it is actually celebrated over 3 days, on October 31, children will often dress up in costume and collect candy, although this is a relatively recent addition to the celebrations, November 1, known as All Saints Day in many countries, is celebrated as Dio de Los Inocentes or Dio de Los Angelitos, which honors recently departed children. November 2, All Souls Day, is reserved for the souls of adults who have passed during the year.
2. Mexican cempasuchit (marigold) is the traditional flower used to honour the dead. It is yellow like the sun and represents life and hope. They are used on altars and at graveyards.
3. Día de Los Muertos originated in ancient Mesoamerica (Mexico and northern Central America) where indigenous groups, including Aztec, Maya and Toltec, had specific times when they commemorated their loved ones who had passed away. Certain months were dedicated to remembering the departed, based on whether the deceased was an adult or a child.
4. While alters are made by participants to highlight the unique personalities of their deceased family and friends, each must also include the four elements of nature: wind, water, fire and earth.
5. You’ll see many depictions of a skeleton dressed in high-class clothing during the Day of the Dead. This is la Calavera Catrina, and she originally was used as a symbol of class warfare during the Mexican Revolution.
6. Depictions of the Xoloitzcuintli (or the Mexican hairless dog) are often featured in Day of the Dead decorations as these animals will lead the dead back to heaven after the party is over.
7. The Day of the Dead is Mexico’s biggest religious holiday, with big public events like parades and gatherings at cemeteries (complete with mariachi bands) as well as more intimate celebrations that take place inside individual homes. Because of that, it can get expensive. Some families in rural parts of Mexico spend as much as two months’ income on lavish decorations and food specific to the holiday
8. One of the main functions of the Day of the Dead is the cleaning of the graves. This is done both as part of the ritual to prepare for the very important visitors that will be coming (i.e. the spirits of the dead) as well as for pragmatic reasons — unlike in the United States, in Mexico, the majority of cemeteries are not privately owned and therefore have to be maintained by members of the community.
9.Cempazuchitl, the official flowers of the Day of the Dead, are used in massive quantities to decorate the graves and altars — a practice that has its roots in pre-Columbian traditions. These flowers (nicknamed el flor del muerto – “the flower of the dead”), sometimes said to represent the sun and rebirth, are also believed to help guide the spirits back home. In English, they are known as Mexican Merigolds.
10. Every year during the week of Nov. 2, parts of Mexico are swarmed with monarch butterflies that travel a staggering 3,000 miles all the way from Canada. The belief that the spirits of the dead could return in the form of hummingbirds or butterflies goes back all the way to the Aztecs, so it’s not hard to see why the monarch would become a key decorative motif
Hi my name is Milica and today I will be telling you a few fun facts on about Day of the dead and Diwali. I think that we should start of with Day of the dead because it is celebrated first.
Day of the dead: 1. Dia de los Muertos is often celebrated on November. 1st as a day to remember the children who have passed away, and November 2nd to honor adults. Today Dia de los Muertos is celebrated mostly in Mexico.
2. The ofrenda is often the most recognized symbol of Dia de los Muertos. This temporary altar is way to honor their loved one’s that have sadly passed away and provide them what they need on their journey. They place down pictures of the deceased along of the things that belonged to them and objects that serve as reminder of their lives. and some parts in Central America.
3. Monarch butterflies play a role in Dia de los Muertos because they believed that they hold the spirits of the departed. This belief stems from the fact that the first Monarchs arrive in Mexico for the winter each fall now on Nov. 1st, witch coincides with Dia de los Muertos.
3. Monarch butterflies play a role in Dia de los Muertos because they believed that they hold the spirits of the departed. This belief stems from the fact that the first Monarchs arrive in Mexico for the winter each fall now on Nov. 1st, witch coincides with Dia de los Muertos.
3. Monarch butterflies play a role in Dia de los Muertos because they believed that they hold the spirits of the departed. This belief stems from the fact that the first Monarchs arrive in Mexico for the winter each fall now on Nov. 1st, witch coincides with Dia de los Muertos.
4. The flowers that resemble Dia de los Muertos are called Marigolds. The reason that Marigolds are one’s to represent Dia de los Muertos is because the yellowness in them represents sunshine and happiness.
5. On Dia de los Muertos they share lots of candy. But their most popular candy to sell are sugar sculls.
Well there you have it, those are all of my Day of the dead facts but now we are going to move onto the second topic and that is Diwali that is celebrated only 5 to 6 days later after Dia de los Muertos.
Diwali: 1. Diwali is a Hindu celebration also known as ( The festival of lights) which is technically the Indian new year. It is a very big deal in India.
2. Diwali is celebrated around the world. But the most common places that Diwali is celebrated in … India, Fiji, Guyana, Malaysia, Myanmar, Mauritius, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago. But it is an optional holiday in Pakistan.
3. More than 800 million people celebrate Diwali in various ways. People also like to dress up in the finest Indian clothing and the ladies like to wear lots of makeup and jewelry
4. Diwali is celebrated in honor of Lakshmi – the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity. The starting Diwali is the story of Rama and Sita.
5. The festival signifies the victory of light over darkness. The word Diwali mean ” The row of lighted lamps ( diyas) ” in Hindi.
Well, there you have it those are a few facts on Dia de los Muertos ( Day of the dead) and Diwali. they are one of those things that you read about and you would like to learn more. Thank you for reading bye!!!!!!!!!!
_ Milica Pavlovic 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
OMG Tiya and Hanaa how do you do the henna thing so well. This art project is so hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope that I am hopefully not the only one who is struggling with this. As you can probably tell I am terrible at art. But at least I am trying!!! Well, I will continue to be positive and we will soon see the final product. Wish me luck and please give me a bouquet on Friday during class meeting!!!!!!!!!!
Yours Truly, Milica Pavlovic:) 🙂 🙂
What’s up you guys/girls of Division 5
Sincerely, Milica Pavlovic
I do not have any siblings. I am the only child in my family. I am usually not bo9red even though
I do not have a sibling. Yes I do play video games well you after writing the first letter I wrote to
you I did not play fortnie. In the start of November I started playing fortine. I really suck at it I
mean like I die at the first 10 min. I am exited when the save the world version becomes free to
play. Yes I have a pet it is a pet gold fish.My favorite sport is basketball as know no need to ask. My favorite clour is ed as you know. Also my favorite subject
wth Milica
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Ms. Panesar, I want to email you so what is it?
Jas.Panesar@burnabyschools.ca
lol= you should know this
lel= laugh even louder
テイラーパークが良いか歩いていますか？
I mean “is Taylor park better or stride?”
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Don’t click Read more
HOW DARE YOU CLICK READ MORE THAT’S IT NO MORE YOUTUBE.
Lol don’t know what I’m saying lol
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Ms. Panesar Watch this!!
dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟
hi
how you doing people
dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟dǫ̴̥͕̏ͮ͡҉̷̶̴̧̼̥̼͊ͣ̈́ͩ ̵̶̷̡̣̬̰̠͙ͬ̉͒̌ͩ̓͛͡y̆ͯ͠ō͓̗̿͗̂́͆̿̚͠ǔͬͯ̿̚͝ ͎k҉͕̾ͬ͒ͤn̬̼͚̓҉̸̙̪̼̼̓ͥ̿ͩ̏͂̔o͇̹̅̋ͪ̃ͨ́̕w̶̢̛̯̺̳̭̺͙̟̍͆ͫ̍ͩ́̓͞͡ ̳̻̎͏̯͖͚̅ͩ͌ͫ̿͗͜ẖ̷o̷͖̥̣̦̯̬͍͈͓̔̀͌̑̄̑͡w̹̥̟͙͍̖̓ͩ͏̝̰̼̦̔́̑ͣ̊͞ ̷̣͎̤͉̐̒̔͌̔̆̆t̬̣ͥ̋ͣ͡ǫ͖̼͈̽ͬ̌͜ ̉͝t̸̹̻̫̪̠̘̪͚̮ͪͨͦ́ͥͮ̚͠͞ͅy̬͇ͦ̓̋ͩ͟͟p̂ͦë̗̤̟́ͥ͌̌̅ ̶̙̣̠̀̈́̂̎ͫ̇l̢̲̙̠̠͊̑ͪ̏͡i͉̰̒͐̿ͧ̌̚k͚̟̤̦̰͈̤ͥ͗͑͜͞e̵̟͒ͭ͟ ̛̘͇ͩ̀̔ͫ͛ͅt̸̨̧͆h̡̤̻̦͎͎̦͖̎ͮ̂ͫͪ̋̈́ͫ̋̍i̙̿̅s̙͞?͂̑͑?̡̹̉͡?͈̦̗̭̙͇͈̄̕͟