FUN WITH ENGLISH
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FUN WITH ENGLISH has 1,791 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 42 people within a day, an engagement rate of 2.3%.
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"Oh, huge thanks to my immune system — password's 1111, real Fort Knox situation we've got going on — and every single new virus that comes along? Yours truly catches it first. Every time. What an honor." Wow. Just, wow. A password of four ones. Four. Ones. Truly the kind of security that says "please rob me, I insist." Any virus out there just types 1-1-1-1 and strolls right in like it owns the place. No alarm, no resistance, probably gets offered a snack on the way in. And the best part? The "first one to catch it" thing. Oh, congratulations, apparently. New virus drops, and this person's already got it before it's even trending. Patient zero of the friend group. Groundbreaking. Historic...
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"Asking the right question requires a far higher intelligence than giving the right answer." You know, I've been thinking about this lately. We always praise the person who solves the problem, right? The guy who comes up with the answer gets the medal, gets the applause. But honestly? I think we've got it backwards. Think about it — anybody can memorize an answer. You can look it up, you can be taught it. But knowing what to ask in the first place? That's a whole different ballgame. That takes real insight. You've got to see the whole picture, figure out what actually matters, cut through all the noise. Most people don't even know what they don't know, you know what I mean? It's like — if...
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Don't be mistaken. Some people are not loyal to you. In fact, they're just caught up in their need for you. The day they no longer feel a need for you, their loyalty disappears too!!! Yeah, I mean... that's kind of a harsh thing to say, but honestly? There's some truth in it. Like, you meet people and you think they're your ride-or-die, they're always around, always got your back. But then you start noticing — it's always about something they need. Money, favors, a place to crash, someone to listen to them vent. And the second you can't give them that anymore? Poof. Gone. And the thing is, it sneaks up on you. You don't see it at first because you're like, "Oh, they're just going throu...
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People with Alzheimer's are unable to draw a circle as a clock and correctly add 3 hands and 12 numbers to it. · For this reason, doctors ask patients to draw a clock to test for Alzheimer's. Yeah, I've heard about this clock-drawing thing. Apparently it's…
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People with Alzheimer's are unable to draw a circle as a clock and correctly add 3 hands and 12 numbers to it. · For this reason, doctors ask patients to draw a clock to test for Alzheimer's. Yeah, I've heard about this clock-drawing thing. Apparently it's a real quick test doctors use — they just hand someone a blank piece of paper and say "draw me a clock." Sounds simple, right? But the catch is, for someone with Alzheimer's, it's actually really hard. They might not be able to draw a proper circle, or they'll mess up where the numbers go, or the hands won't point where they should. Like, the whole thing kind of falls apart. And the thing is, it makes sense when you think about it. Draw...
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"Our problem is that when we have a problem with someone, we don't tell them at all, but we tell everyone else!" I mean, yeah, this is like... so real though. We all do this, right? Like, you got a problem with someone — a coworker, a friend, your cousin — and instead of just going, "Hey man, that thing you did bothered me," you go and tell literally everyone except them. You tell your mom, your best friend, the guy at the grocery store, random people on the internet... And it's funny because we always frame it like they're the problem. "Oh, I can't talk to them, they won't listen, they'll get defensive." But honestly? Half the time we just don't wanna deal with the awkwardness. It's easie...
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Teach yourself that...! Even without being noticed, without being approved of, without being invited to a group, and without being supported, you can still be okay and be able to enjoy your life! You know, when I first read this, I kinda paused for a second. Because honestly? That's a tough one. Like, really tough. We all say we don't care what people think, but deep down, most of us do. We want someone to notice us, to say "good job," to include us in the group chat, to have our back when things go sideways. That's just human. But this quote is basically saying — learn to be fine without all that. And that's... a lot to ask. I mean, think about it. If nobody notices you, nobody validates...
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Staying one color—in a world where people turn their identities into a thousand colors just to be seen more vividly—isn't an art; it's honor. It's authenticity. It's standing by who you are. Some people trample the truth to get ahead, change faces to stay relevant, and switch colors so many times to please others that they eventually forget who they really were. But an authentic person doesn't change color when their interests change, doesn't sell out their beliefs when the people around them change, and doesn't step off the pedestal of their own conscience just to sit in someone else's heart. Remember—being seen vividly in others' eyes isn't always a sign of value; sometimes it's just th...
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You always knew where you stood with her. In a world full of people constantly reinventing themselves, there's something incredibly solid about a person like that. Like a rock you can hold onto. So the takeaway for me? It's okay to be one color. It's okay to be the same person in every room. It's okay if fewer people "get" you, or you're not the most popular person at the party. Because at the end of the day, the only person you have to live with—the only person you have to look in the eye every morning—is yourself. And if you can do that without flinching, without feeling like a fraud, without wondering who you're gonna be today... then you've won. Not the game everyone else is playing—the...
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"God, don't ever put anyone in a position where they have to explain their own joke." Man, this one hits different. You know that feeling — you drop a joke, nobody laughs, and then somebody goes "wait, what do you mean?" And suddenly you're standing there explaining why it was supposed to be funny. Worst feeling ever. The joke's already dead and buried, and now you're just out here digging it back up for no reason. Because here's the thing — the second you have to explain a joke, it's not a joke anymore. It's just you rambling. You're like "no no, see, the thing is—" and everyone's just looking at you like they're waiting for you to stop talking. Brutal stuff. So yeah, whoever wrote this...
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Ali Amiri lost his life in a blizzard on Tochal in 1994 (1373). His father sold the house he had bought for his son's future and built a shelter on that same mountain so that no family would experience the grief he had experienced. Today, climbers rest in a shelter built in his memory, the "Amiri Shelter." So there's this story I think is worth knowing. Ali Amiri died in a blizzard on Tochal back in 1994—a young guy with his whole future ahead of him. His father had bought a house for that future, you know, saving up like any parent would. And when Ali died, he sold it and built a shelter on that same mountain, so no other family would have to go through the grief he did. Think about that f...
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At first I thought it was AI, then I went and saw that no, it's real; with one mistake, this guy doesn't become nineteen, he becomes zero. So I saw this clip, right? The guy's got a cleaver, and he's chopping up this fish — a meter-long fish — into several pieces. And I'm sitting there thinking, how's he even doing that? So here's what he does: he takes his right hand, puts his finger on the fish to mark the spot, and at that exact moment he brings the cleaver down right next to his finger to cut the fish. Like, his finger's still there on the fish and the blade's coming down inches away from it. Man, I was watching and my heart was in my throat — one wrong move and that's his finger, not t...
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How can I speak English more fluently? Ask BBC Learning English
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The most ordinary post you could ever see on social media; the woman wrote that her mom faked her own death to turn into a man!!!; then she came and married me and we've been together for 5 years and my kids call her "dad." Alright, so… I’m just scrolling…
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The most ordinary post you could ever see on social media; the woman wrote that her mom faked her own death to turn into a man!!!; then she came and married me and we've been together for 5 years and my kids call her "dad." Alright, so… I’m just scrolling, right? Just minding my own business. And I see this post. And I swear, at first I thought it was a joke. Like, a really bad joke. But the more I read it, the more I’m like… hold on. She’s serious. She’s dead serious. So this woman—grown woman, kids, the whole thing—she’s saying her mom faked her own death. Faked it. Not “went to the store and never came back” faked it. Like, funeral, crying, casserole-level faked it. And then—get this—th...
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"God, don't ever put anyone in a position where they have to explain their own joke." Man, this one hits different. You know that feeling — you drop a joke, nobody laughs, and then somebody goes "wait, what do you mean?" And suddenly you're standing there explaining why it was supposed to be funny. Worst feeling ever. The joke's already dead and buried, and now you're just out here digging it back up for no reason. Because here's the thing — the second you have to explain a joke, it's not a joke anymore. It's just you rambling. You're like "no no, see, the thing is—" and everyone's just looking at you like they're waiting for you to stop talking. Brutal stuff. So yeah, whoever wrote this...
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"Whenever you feel like you're having a bad life, think about Martha Lillard, who lived like this for 70 years with an iron lung machine!" You know, I get what this saying is trying to do — it's that classic "someone's got it worse than you" pep talk. And…
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"Whenever you feel like you're having a bad life, think about Martha Lillard, who lived like this for 70 years with an iron lung machine!" You know, I get what this saying is trying to do — it's that classic "someone's got it worse than you" pep talk. And look, on the surface, fair enough. The woman spent seven decades in a metal tube just to breathe. That's genuinely brutal. But here's the thing that bugs me about these comparisons... they always feel a little cheap, you know? Like, yeah, Martha Lillard's situation was unimaginably hard, but that doesn't actually make my bad day feel better. It just makes me feel guilty for feeling bad at all. And honestly? That's not really the point of h...
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"Strong winds and a falling tree in Amol! The tree fell on a Hyundai car and a Pride." Man, did you hear about Amol? Strong winds just knocked a tree right over, and it came down on a Hyundai and a Pride. Can you believe that? Two cars, just like that. The Pride's basically a tin can on wheels anyway — a tree lands on it and it's done for. And the Hyundai, poor guy, probably just parked there minding his own business. This is what happens when the wind gets serious, you know? You're walking down the street, everything's normal, and then bam — nature just decides to drop a whole tree on your ride. Anyway, hope nobody got hurt. Cars can be replaced, people can't. But still... rough day for th...
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Give a listen to the wild stuff this Christian Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel said about America falling apart.
Questions about FUN WITH ENGLISH
How many subscribers does FUN WITH ENGLISH have?
FUN WITH ENGLISH (@funbaenglish) has 1,791 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
How many people see a post on FUN WITH ENGLISH?
A typical post gets about 42 views within 24 hours, roughly 2% of its subscribers (the ERR).
What is FUN WITH ENGLISH about?
It is listed in Languages, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “You'll develop the ability to understand a variety of accents and speakers as well as a range of colloquial and idiomatic language in context Enjoy reading interesting stuff in instant view format. ht...”
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By subscribers it is #62 in Languages, #6,005 among English channels, #6,833 worldwide.
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