【Watch Dark Desire Season 1 Online】

With all that's going on Watch Dark Desire Season 1 Onlinebetween the so-called adults of the U.S. and Australia at the moment, it's nice to know at least the kids are making a good impression Stateside.

Especially 12-year-old Aussie surfer, Sabre Norris, who made her return on The Ellen Show, to scream loudlytalk more about food.

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The first time the extremely excitable tiny human appeared on the show was in December, where she was gifted with a trip to Las Vegas so she could try out the Sin City buffets.

"I knew it was going to be a ten out of ten, but it's even better that I thought," Norris said.

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"Even going to a buffet -- it's kinda like gambling -- because you've got to eat more than the price is, that's how you win."

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It also turns out the last interview Norris did on the show has clocked up more than 30 million views online, which is mighty impressive.

Norris also shared her new year's resolutions, which included things like not cheating in math class anymore, helping a granny across the road, and also sit in Ellen DeGeneres' Porsche for five minutes.

Well, when you've got friends in high places and bundles of energy, why not jump in a Porsche and start screaming.

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