LET'S GO ARGENTINA

Of all the videos that are coming out featuring the celebrations in Argentina, without a doubt I prefer the ones that stick to this style.

➡️ Let's do real, be real with Tantaly, the sex doll torso leader

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Outtakes.

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GOPRO'S BEST OF 2K24

I’m not usually a fan of those "best of the year" videos, but this one shared by GoPro on social media is, without a doubt, a gem worth watching. It’s short, easy to take in, and packed with breathtaking footage.



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Workplace Hazards has left the group.

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POLE VAULTING IN PARIS 2K24

Pole vaulting is a sport that only interests the participants and their mothers—unless it gives us standout moments like those from the Frenchman Anthony Ammirati and the Estonian Tilga Karel.



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The slow-mo of the day.

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UNBREAKABLE

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In karate exhibitions, breaking boards might seem like a skill reserved for martial arts masters, but there are actually a few tricks behind it. They don’t just use any random plank; the wood is dry, with aligned grain that makes it easier to break, and some even have subtle pre-cuts. The key isn’t brute force but technique: striking with precision, speed, and following through without hesitation. Plus, the board is positioned in a way that concentrates the impact energy at the exact breaking point.

I have no idea what they were using in the next video, but the participants' experience was anything but smooth—more like painful and embarrassing.



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Justice League 2.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING STRONG MUSCLES

Having strong muscles is essential for maintaining a good quality of life and protecting our bodies from injuries. Well-developed muscles provide better support to our joints and improve our stability and balance. This is especially important in daily activities and sports, where strong muscles can help prevent falls and reduce the risk of injuries like sprains or muscle strains.

Additionally, maintaining good muscle mass not only benefits us in the present but also plays a crucial role as we age. Over the years, muscle mass naturally decreases, which can make us more prone to injuries and limit our mobility. However, if we work on building and maintaining muscle strength throughout our lives, we’ll reach old age in better physical condition, with more energy, greater functional capacity, and a lower risk of activity-related illnesses like osteoporosis or sarcopenia (loss of muscle mass).

Building muscle strength not only allows us to enjoy a more active and injury-free life but also ensures a healthier and more independent aging process.

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Toys for sharing.

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SHOOTING THE GOALKEEPER IN THE LEG

During a second division football match in Brazil between Gremio Anapolis and Centro Oeste, a bizarre incident occurred when a police officer shot the local team's goalkeeper, Ramon Souza, in the leg with a rubber bullet. The conflict erupted after Centro Oeste secured a 1-2 victory, leading to a brawl between players from both teams. Despite police orders to stand down, Souza refused to back away and even made threatening gestures towards an officer, which led to the shot being fired. The goalkeeper was treated on the field before being taken to the hospital in an ambulance. The Brazilian police have launched an investigation into the incident, and Gremio Anapolis has expressed outrage over the use of force.



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The slow motion of the day.

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SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATING RACE

In the Paris 2024 Olympics, a Chinese skater left everyone stunned with a completely unexpected strategy. Instead of following the usual pattern of starting the race at a slow and strategic pace, she stayed at the back of the group from the very beginning. However, before even completing half a lap, she started sprinting as if being chased by a pack of wolves.

The rest of the competitors, surprised and confused, didn’t follow her immediately, remaining stuck in their initial strategy. Meanwhile, the Chinese skater completed an entire lap and positioned herself behind the last skater, leading by a full lap.

When the group decided to sprint in the final laps, the Chinese skater simply kept pace with them, without needing to exert herself further.



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I think it's a bit too small for you.

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