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The POTUS is now a Tesla Salesman
I really didn't particularly like her, her voice was annoying as hell but we have to give credit where credit is due and she was right about her predictions, the orange man was being clear about his intentions and kept denying facts, she read/saw thru him very well, all the maga supporters were blind folded and didn't saw it coming now (some) are crying out the blues This Video Montage Of Kamala Harris Is Going Viral Because She Was Right About Donald Trump All Along https://au.yahoo.com/news/video-montage-kamala-harris-going-162754108.html -
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How do you fit in a plane seat ?
Far too many people oversimplify this issue, reducing it to crude generalisations that betray both ignorance and a degree of bigotry. The reality is that airline seats are a tight fit for various groups of people, not just those who are overweight due to poor lifestyle choices. 1) Individuals who are overweight due to inactivity and unhealthy habits. 2) Athletically built individuals—think rugby players—who are naturally broad and muscular. 3) Taller individuals whose height alone makes standard seating restrictive. 4) Those with medical conditions that contribute to weight gain. 5) Dedicated fitness enthusiasts who maintain a strong, muscular frame. I fall towards the 'edge' of this debate myself. At 90kg, I am athletic, fit, and healthy, playing football twice a week and leading an active lifestyle. Walking through town, sitting in bars, I'm clearly fitter than many of the other foreigners around me. And yet, I am at this so-called 90kg "cut-off - you mentioned.... Yet, I am not a bodybuilder, no huge muscles, just solidly built. I know men of my height who train, they are broader at the shoulders, more muscular, yet well over 90kg, perhaps closer to 100kg. When I was younger, in peak athletic form for rugby, I maintained 100 to 105kg through intense training. When I switched to football, my weight naturally dropped closer to 90kg by season’s end. The point is simple: airline seats are not just an issue for the "fat and lazy." Consider a naturally large, fit, and healthy Samoan or Fijian sitting next to you. These men are built like powerhouses, not through choice but through genetics. Penalising individuals who are larger due to athleticism, genetics, or medical conditions is not just unfair - it borders on outright discrimination. Suggesting otherwise leans dangerously close to prejudice IMO and airlines should be accountable for a level of inclusivity that recognises the diversity of the world we live in. I am also understanding of the reluctance to be tollerant of the 'fat lazy slobs' who do nothing to support their health and flow over their seats into the 'space' of another passenger - but really, how often do we see that ??? I'm a very regular flyer and have never seen anyone who can't fit in their seat (possibly because they'd know that already), though once I did see a guy who was unable to get his tray table down. -
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Nightmare in Kursk: Ukrainian Troops Recount Devastating Retreat
You just posted and prodding for Putin to rain ten thousand missles on Ukraine and you claimed you are not cheering Russia. I tried to ignore you as you so full of ridiculous postings and I just can't let this pass. -
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Why is All the Hate Towards Russia and Not China?
Sounds like, neither do you, as he quickly heads off to Google..........🤭 -
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Motorbike Clash: Tourist and Ladyboy Tussle on Pattaya Streets - video
Who cares if she sits on bike, will be a rental anyway, if he asked nicely she would have apologised and willingly moved, why go to a fun place with an attitude like that. -
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So whats your favorite flavor ? _ Thai or Fillipino ?
Do Moscow girls make you sing and shout?
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