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The full video is above right the phrase can be seen around 1:41. Soon after its release, fans began to notice that of the video's stills contained the phrase "Bush did 9/11." While several popular Vines and YouTube videos were made, slowing the video down so that people could see the frame clearly, the most measurable impact was in people searching for the phrase "Bush Did 9/11" as seen in the search interest below, users Googling the phrase peaked in July of 2015. The video had been created partially by inviting fans to draw on animation cells in a gallery exhibition at the Seventh Letter Gallery in Los Angeles, and then composing the cells into a video. On June 29th, 2015, Skrillex and Diplo released the video for "Where Are Ü Now" featuring Justin Bieber on YouTube. On YouTube, 43,700 results are returned for the phrase Bush Did 9/11, which are a mix of parody and legitimate 9/11 Truther videos. The phrase is frequently used on Tumblr and Reddit, especially in comments, and often in tandem with dank memes or illuminati confirmed. This trend is often mirrored on Vine, where there are thousands of results for each permutation of the phrase, with the most popular hashtag being #BushDid911. On Instagram, the hashtag #BushDid911 has been used on over 20,000 posts as of September 2015, many of which are photographs of teenagers (often selfies) that are otherwise unrelated to the September 11th attacks. Rude girl, stay over there, Or Ill put you back like hair. This video was also used as part of the Unexpected Jihad YouTube editing trend in early 2015, although it does not feature any Arabic elements. Bush, in which he addresses the threat of terrorism cavalierly and then asks journalists to watch him take a shot in golf, also became popular that video has been posted by many different users, but one popular YouTube version (below right) has over 50,000 views as of September 2015. Driving, dirty, swaggering and rock n’ roll as all fark, the track is a fuzzed-out. In addition, an older clip of an interview with George W. Where Are You Now is pretty much the antidote to the chillaxed Skrillex/Diplo/Bieber song of the same name. As of September 9th, 2015, the video has over 4.2 million loops, 44,000 likes, 22,900 revines, and 2,300 comments. On April 7th, 2015, user WTF Von posted one of the most popular videos of this genre, titled "HE PAUSED SO HARD OMG BUSH DID IT GUYS I KNEW IT" in which he uses the phrase in conversation with his teacher (below left). While picking this nameless fruit (nameless because I have no idea what its name is) I notice grape vines clambering over the outer wall of my carport and lounging on the roof. However, in spring of 2015, it became popular among Vine users to create posts with the phrase as the title and the subject. Naturally, the wiser side of my brain lost and up I went in flip-flops. Bittersweet can also be propagated by root cuttings, layers, suckers, hardwood and softwood cuttings.The phrase has been in wide use since the mid-2000s, especially by people discussing the 9/11 Truth Movement in a sincere way. Sow seeds in fall or stratify and sow in spring.The comedian now stars in spoofs and acts in films like 'To All The Boys I've Loved Before' and 'The Fk-It List. You might know Andrew Bachelor as King Bach, one of the most-followed Viners of all time. If trimming is necessary, prune this vine in late winter or early spring. Andrew 'King Bach' Bachelor was one of the most-followed creators on Vine. Don’t go worryin’ ‘bout what goes on in my home From what I been hearin’ you got trouble of your own You been spreading bad rumours, talkin’ on the vine In whispered conversation you put my reputation on the line Well I’m a bitch, I ain’t no saint But my house ain’t the only one that ain’t straight Before you go on Take a long. Great for trellises, walls, fences, arbors and other structures.No serious insect or disease problems.Thrives in full sun to light shade in dry to moist, well-drained soils that can contain rich loam, sand, or rocky material.Female plants need a male pollinator to produce the attractive fruit - usually one male plant is needed for 6-9 female plants. It adapts to a wide range of conditions, including full sun to light shade and moist to dry soil. Native to eastern North America, American Bittersweet spreads both by seeds and root suckers to form large colonies in the wild. Birds feast on them and the fruit is also used for dried arrangements. The berries are quite decorative and attractive, brightening up the fall and winter landscape. Fertilized female flowers give way to round orange-yellow fruits which split open in fall to expose the scarlet seeds. In late spring to early summer, small greenish-yellow flowers appear in clusters on separate male and female plants. The foliage turns an outstanding pale yellow in the fall. Prized for its showy bicolored fruits, Celastrus scandens (American Bittersweet) is a fast growing, deciduous, twining, woody vine with ovate, finely serrated, dark green leaves, 4 in.
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