Heat G Dwyane Wade Trolls Former Cavaliers Teammate on Instagram | Heavy.com
No NBA player is safe from Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade on social media.
While the veteran has trolled plenty of players over the years, he was back at it again this week.
Wade's most recent target was one of his former teammates in Cleveland Cavaliers big man Tristan Thompson.
While Wade only played 46 games of the 2017-18 season with the Cavaliers, he and Thompson are apparently close enough to throw shade at each other.
Either that or Wade is just incredibly savage on Instagram.
As CBC Athletes revealed, Wade commented on Thompson's Instagram photo from Cavaliers' media day.
The message was simple – less baby oil, Tristan.
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Wade's Short Cavaliers Tenure, Return to Miami.
Wade, who's currently 36-years-old, opted to team up with close friend LeBron James on the Cavaliers last season but was eventually sent back to his original team to finish his career.
The 12-time NBA All-Star has made it known the 2018-19 season will be his final, and he re-signed with Miami on a one-year deal.
Over the span of just under 14 seasons with the team who selected him No.
5 in the 2003 NBA Draft, Wade averaged 23.4 points, 5.7 assists and 4.8 rebounds per game.
Throughout his short stint with Cleveland, the veteran posted averages of 11.2 points, 3.9 rebounds and 3.5 rebounds over 23.2 minutes per game.
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Makhani Paneer (in Tomato Onion Gravy) | How to make it at home! - Duration: 7:50.
the dry spices
jeera, cumin powder
Dhaniya, coriander powder
Haldi, turmeric powder
Kashmiri red chilli powder
and garam masala
whole spices
jeera, or cumin seeds
and garam masala
So we have your green cardamom
cloves
black cardamom
cinnamon stick
and peppercorns
chop up a few cloves of garlic
and a piece of ginger
a Green chilli
I've deseeded it.
I have some kasoori methi here
and a few cashew nuts
We'll also need chopped tomatoes
and chopped onions for the gravy
To begin with
I'll just fry to the cashews lightly
Time to get them out
Add in the whole spices
to temper oil
Add in the sliced onions
Fry the onions
till they are translucent
Add in the tomatoes
Add in the ginger garlic
and green chillies
some salt
And cook
till the tomatoes become soft
and mushy
So I ended up covering it
and cooking it for about 2 minutes on low heat
Time to check
Yes, that's how I want it at this stage
The tomatoes have become soft
and the skin is peeling off
now for the dry spices
Cook the spices briefly
Add in some tomato paste
you could use
tomato ketchup instead.
This will help to enhance the color
Add in a bit of water
Mix it up.
Let's bring that to a boil
add in some kasoori methi
dry fenugreek
Cook this on medium heat for a minute
This gravy
is usually
mildly sweet
and...
I'm going to use
some honey
For the sweetness
Turn off the heat
and let it cool down completely
You'll also need about 200 to 250 grams of paneer
Cut the block into smaller pieces
I'm cutting them into cubes
Cut them in any shape that you really like
That's done
when the onion tomato masala cools down
Put it into a mixer jar
and grind it to a smooth paste
See I forgot the cashew nuts
so I'll just add them in
and grind again
use a strainer
and pass
the masala through it
This will ensure
that the gravy is velvety smooth like butter
it's called makhani after all!
So this is what we are left with
and this is what we will discard
the rest of it
goes into the gravy I
I'm using the same pan with the second time around
a bit of oil in it
Add some butter to it
Keep the heat on low
add in some Kashmiri red chili powder
used for its color
Add in the masala paste
That we had prepared earlier
Just wash the bowl
with some water
And add it in
Mix it well,
and we will bring that to a boil
that has come to a boil
The gravy looks nice and smooth
Just sprinkle some garam masala
and some kasuri methi (dried fenugreek leaves)
Mix it up
Check the seasoning at this stage
and adjust accordingly
you could actually prepare the sauce till this stage
and store it
to make
the paneer makhani
Right before you serve it.
That's actually a great idea for parties
Let's add in the paneer
You want to do this
right before you serve
Be gentle now
We will cook it for
one and a half to two minutes
on medium heat
so that the paneer pieces soak up all the flavor
Some fresh cream to finish off
you could use milk in its place
That turns out well
mix it thoroughly
Turn off the heat
Some fresh cream for the garnish
I just thinned it down
with a little milk
Drizzle some of the cream on top
Some kasoori methi
and chopped coriander
for the garnish
This mildly sweet velvety paneer makhani gravy
can be very addictive
All you need is hot nun for chapati to dig in
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Reading Mean and Nasty Comments... And Laughing at Them 😜 - Duration: 16:03.
- So, we really, really, really love hearing from you guys
and it's such positive community but today
we're gonna do things a little different
and talk about some of those haters out there.
(laughing)
- We're gonna read some mean comments
and we're gonna laugh at them.
- So, when you're making videos like we do,
I think whether it's education or anything,
there's always haters out there.
You're gonna have people that are,
they're trying to just be mean and I don't know.
- Sometimes for no reason.
- Honestly, I don't know what possesses
people to really do it.
- That's mean.
- Some of it can get really nasty.
I don't think, for the most part,
it doesn't really bother us.
It's not really a big deal.
- One of the reasons why it's easier for people
to be meaner on the internet is
because you're not seeing the person.
You're not face-to-face and people are just mean.
- They're hiding behind fake names.
- Yeah.
- But we get those comments and, not a ton of them,
but what we wanted to do is try to make this
a bit of a teachable moment
and kind of use some of the words,
and it's kind of a vocabulary lesson, I guess.
We just kinda wanted to share some them with you
and, again, make it a teachable moment and talk about
some of the vocabulary and it's a little bit
of a different kind of lesson.
- I mean some of them are really funny.
So, they make us laugh. - Some of them are very funny.
Very very funny.
(laughing)
- So, thanks.
(laughing)
- We're just gonna read through some of these
and then talk a little bit about them.
- You want to read it?
This is my favorite one by far.
(laughing) I love it.
- This comment, 'cause it's for me, Ian Joel,
"Go talk to someone that doesn't speak English,
you condescending prick."
(laughing)
Why do you enjoy that one so much?
- Because first of all, because you are trying to talk--
- I know, well, Ian Joel, we are actually English teachers
so we're trying to teach people and talk to people
who not that don't speak English
but people that are trying to learn English
or improve their skills.
Now-- - It's literally what we do.
(laughing)
That's our job description.
- Yeah, Ian.
In case you're wondering 'cause, again,
I think some of these people are native speakers.
I think a lot of them are trolls.
It's not a good word
but it's a good word to know
what it means because that's kind
of a new word I think that's come up
in the last five, 10 years. - Yeah.
So, a troll is basically somebody
who says something mean or negative.
Not that they really feel that way, they're just
trying to provoke a response from somebody else
and trying to upset another person
or another group of people and getting them to react.
So, a prick is a noun and it's basically slang.
It's talking about...If you call somebody a prick,
it just means they're a jerk.
They're just somebody you don't like.
It's always used in a negative context.
- Hendricks, huh?
Prick!
- Just keep it down, yeah.
- Prick.
- Heavy, what I wouldn't give to know
what heavy feels like, you insensitive prick.
- The other good vocabulary word to know,
which is again, not a good word, is condescending.
- It's a good word.
- And condescending is,
it's an adjective and basically
it means a way of talking to someone or communicating
to someone like acting like you're better than they are.
You're talking down to somebody.
You're kind of being condescending
and being mean and rude.
We appreciate your condescending comment, Ian.
So usually with unruly students,
we just kick them out of the classroom.
Ian, you're out of here.
- Get out. - Get out.
(laughing)
Go outside Ian, get out of here.
- Get him out of here.
- The next comment.
- I love this one too.
(laughing) - Why do you hate on me?
'Cause this is another one for me.
- Because they're like teacher.
- Huh.
Oh, okay.
- Yeah.
Icepeak C&E.
- "Boy you must be the most boring teacher on YouTube.
"They call a dollar a buck, wow, really?"
Well, yes, Icepeak.
This was from the, I think,
the slang video and talking about different American
slang words, that a dollar is a buck.
But yes we are actually, I don't know why the quotes.
If somebody does, this is another good thing.
If somebody does the air quotes,
basically it means it's the opposite of what they're saying.
So in saying that I'm a teacher would imply I'm not.
- Yeah, jokes on you, Icepeak C&E.
- Yeah. - We are teachers.
(laughing)
It's what we do.
- So we are teachers, so that doesn't
really make much sense.
But I could say, you know, Icepeak C&E is a smart guy.
- It doesn't matter, don't be a hater.
I mean, this is a funny comment without air quotes.
- It is a funny comment.
But still, Icepeak C&E, get out of the classroom.
Get out.
- And also, they do call a dollar a buck.
- Get out of the classroom Icepeak.
- Not everyone knows that!
- Yeah. If you don't know that, get out.
- Get out.
- Get out.
- The next comment is, you wanna...
(laughing)
You can explain this one.
Give us some context.
- This one was in one of my videos
and it was a food idioms video
and I believe that maybe at some point I've asked like--
- I don't think this might've been
a hateful comment or anything, it's just funny.
- We're not sure.
But I believe I may have asked if
people know other food idioms.
Maybe.
But, the comment was, "You eat like a horse."
- So, we're not sure if that's a food idiom
in somebody else's language or something.
(laughing)
- Or people are telling me that I eat like a horse
because in another video, I was eating something.
- In another video, but not in this one.
- Not in this one.
- Yeah.
- So I'm not sure, do you really think I eat like a horse?
What does a horse eat like?
I mean, do they eat good stuff?
- Maybe we got this comment all wrong.
Maybe it's a compliment.
- Maybe.
(laughing)
- A horse's diet is very healthy.
- It was a fun one, we thought we'd share it with you guys.
- You eat like a horse.
(laughing)
You can stay, I think, Matteo.
- You can stay.
Next comment.
(laughing)
- I think this one is yours.
No, mine?
- Yeah.
- Melissa Hurles says, "waffling rubbish."
(laughing)
- Tell us how you really feel, Melissa.
- This is short and sweet.
If somebody is waffling,
it just means that they're not making a point,
they're going back and forth and back and forth.
Of course rubbish, I'm sure you know that it's trash.
- It's more of a British term.
- Right - If something is rubbish,
they say, "ugh, it's terrible."
- Is she saying that you are waffling rubbish
or the content is waffling rubbish?
- I think this was on mine too.
I think it was maybe just the lesson, waffling rubbish.
- Ah, Okay.
- I think part of this has to do with,
I think, with another future comment
that we're gonna show you in just a second,
which maybe helps explain some.
But, yeah, waffling, you're just really indecisive
and kind of like, what, what.
- You're not making a point. - What, what's going on?
What's happening? - Yeah.
- It kind of has to do with Mit's comment, right here.
- Mit Mumo. (laughing)
I like your profile picture.
Is that UCLA?
That looks like UCLA.
- Maybe, I don't know.
Get to the point!
Like, yesterday, geez.
- All in caps.
(laughing)
- I know. This is very frustrating.
Mit's frustrated. - Screaming at us.
- So I think this is part of it was some of our lessons
because when we talk about a topic,
we kind of go through the beginning about,
okay, what the lesson is gonna be about
and kind of talk about why it's useful
and why this is important for you
and how you can use this information.
- Yeah, we think you should know why
you're learning something.
(laughing) - Yeah.
Yeah, Mit.
We don't just go in and say, okay here's the first word.
Here's the second word.
Here's the third word.
- Yeah.
- I think some people, I mean,
again, everybody wants different things.
Some people, like Mit, just want that.
They don't want any, you know,
don't talk to me about how I can use phrasal verbs,
just tell me the phrasal verb or something.
And that's just not what we're gonna do.
We're not going to change that,
but I think that goes with maybe the waffling part.
- Maybe.
- That she was talking about. - But why rubbish?
That's just mean. (laughing)
- Rubbish is just adding insult to injury right there.
(laughing)
- Yeah. - Like ugh.
Oh yeah, we forgot, Melissa, boom, you're out.
Get out the classroom. - Yeah, get out Melissa.
- Get out.
Mit, you too, follow her.
- Get out.
- You're out. You're done, Mit.
Geez.
- Get
Out.
(laughing)
- Foysal.
So this one again is pretty mean.
(laughing)
Foysal Ahmed, or Foysal.
Are you sure you spelled the name right?
Because I think it's Foysal.
- He misspelled his name, you think?
- Maybe. - Maybe.
- "By far the worst one I have ever watched."
Exclamation mark.
(laughing)
- What else do I want to say about this?
- Why did you have to write that?
(laughing)
If you don't like it you don't have to comment.
- He's entitled to his opinion.
- But why, like-- - It's okay.
- Write it down.
- Even though the opinion may be waffling rubbish.
- Your opinion sucks, Foysal. (laughing)
Foysal Ahmed.
Foysal Ahmed.
- Yeah, all right, we're done with you Foysal.
Get out. - Get out.
- Get out of here, you're done.
- Out.
- Get out of here!
- Oh, this is ridiculous.
I'm gonna laugh so hard.
Let's laugh.
- I think this was a comment that was on a video
we did together, obviously.
- Obviously.
- It's like, you're overreacting while you're teaching.
- Over-acting.
So here's the comment.
Junaid Khan says, "Don't do overacting
while you are teaching.
You both laugh more than teaching.
Please don't laugh more."
(laughing) I'm sorry I keep laughing
at your ridiculous comment.
I think it was pronunciation.
- I don't know.
- The brands pronunciation video.
- But it was.
I think we were having fun with that lesson,
and there was a lot of laughing.
- So first of all, can I say something?
We don't act, because we're horrible actors.
We did try to act once with our skit--
- Yeah, it didn't go very well.
- In our "your welcome" video.
- It was pretty bad, pretty bad acting.
- You're so amazing.
- Thank you.
- Can I get a refill on the coffee?
- Yeah.
Here is a refill on your coffee.
- Is there sugar in this?
We're not acting.
We constantly laugh at each other
because Wes is ridiculous and he makes me laugh.
- If anything, I think we're probably under-acting.
- If we laugh more than teaching,
teaching is about having fun.
If you're not having fun when you're learning,
why are you even learning something.
You have to have fun with it.
That's how you learn, Junaid Kahn.
(laughing)
- From now on, Junaid, we will teach all lessons
just like this, in a very monotone voice.
- Nope.
- And there will be no laughing per your request.
- No, but you can go to a teacher who does that.
So get out.
- Get out of here, Junaid!
- Get out of here.
Now.
- I just want to keep laughing now.
(laughing) - Keep laughing.
That comment makes us laugh, yeah, thank you.
This is--
- I like the emoji, too.
- This is one my favorite comments because we saw this one.
"You look just like Sara Jay."
This was one on one of Ilana's videos
and of course the first thing I wondered was,
who is Sara Jay?
- Who is Sara jay?
- So you do a quick little Google search on
Sara Jay and you find out she's a porn star.
(laughing)
- So.
- Which tells us something about you, Adam.
- It's just not a great thing to tell somebody,
especially a teacher,
that you look like a porn star, with a kiss emoji.
It's a little...
(laughing)
I know it's the internet, but it's a little...
It's a little...
It's inappropriate. - It's a little creepy.
- I had a student who told me I look very sexy
with my eye-liner, and I'm like,
you can't say that to your teacher.
This was face-to-face, a real student.
Some students, especially if you're learning a new language,
maybe you don't know how to compliment somebody--
- What's maybe culturally appropriate...eh, maybe.
- Yeah, so don't call your teacher sexy.
Don't tell them they look like a porn star.
It's just not appropriate.
(laughing)
But thank you.
First of all, I Googled her too
and I don't think we look alike.
I like the kiss emoji.
We appreciate like--
- You can stay in the classroom.
- Your happy feelings but...
So this was pretty good.
I'm not sure, I don't think we're sure
which video this was on.
It doesn't really matter because--
- It might be on the fun and funny one.
- Oh.
- Which is why, I don't, we don't know if this
is, again, a misunderstanding or like just kind of--
- Maybe.
Either way, they told us we look funny.
Or it was Wes.
You look funny.
No, you're looking funny. - Hey, thanks.
- They're usually like you look funny.
Its not a good thing if somebody looks funny
it's not something you want to look like.
- Yeah.
Yeah, they may have been trying to say
maybe you are funny or you know--
- Or they wanted to say you look funny.
- Or you look like you're having fun--
- Or it's a legit-- (laughing)
- Or maybe, I just look funny.
I don't know.
It's kind of...
You wouldn't say looking funny, you'd say funny-looking.
- Mm-hmm.
- Harry is the funny-looking one.
(laughing)
- You're a funny-looking little thing,
aren't you? - Don't!
- You just... Look funny.
- I look funny?
You ever seen The Shining?
- You still shouldn't say that.
- But, that's still not a nice thing to say to somebody.
- Culturally, it's wrong. - You're funny-looking.
- If you say something about somebody's looks,
always have good things to say,
like, you look great, you look amazing, you look beautiful.
- Stay positive.
All right, so, you can stay in the classroom.
- Gosh this is a long one.
(laughing) Wait, this is mine. Oh my God.
I haven't seen this one.
(laughing)
So, Nasir Boota says,
"Bad see he sent me to be dd
be she the we can submit yeah
he egg cheese fee see ex be seen by it
and return bee-do."
What?
- I just included it because every now and then we get this
nonsensical rambling about something that
I don't know how to interpret this.
I don't know.
- What? (laughing)
Oh.
- Do you know what this means?
- Maybe they're writing--
- Is this code for something? - Verb-tenses.
No, to be.
- I don't know. - Be.
- It's like one of YouTube's great mysteries.
What-- - What is this, Nasir Boota?
What are you trying to tell us?
- You need to translate this for us.
- What language is this? (laughing)
- Is that it? - Yeah.
- Awe.
- I know, I'm like sad.
We're like, that's all?
That's all that we have so far?
- It was fun.
We like to over-act.
- I'm sure we'll get more negative comments in the future.
So what we want to do is, because again,
the internet, it's so, it can be so full of negativity,
of hate, what we want you guys to do in the comments,
you don't have to write to us,
just go write something positive.
Just go say anything, anything about
anything in life, that's positive,
that's happy, that's cheerful.
Write that in the comments and look at what other people
wrote and comment on theirs, and let's see how
much--
- 'Cause that's how we want to promote.
- Positivity that we can have.
- We want to bring back positivity--
- It's what Interactive English is all about.
- This is a fun space.
I know not everyone likes it, that it's a fun space,
but that's what we want it to be.
We want it to be a fun learning space, because
when you're relaxed and having fun, you are learning.
So please keep it positive, keep it fun,
keep it light, and practice.
- If you guys enjoyed this lesson and
enjoyed us sharing those negative
and mean comments, and weird comments, too,
hit that like button down below.
Thanks so much for watching,
and we'll see you next time.
- Bye. - Bye.
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