BAR FIGHT

Thinking aloud. Do you know why there's so much violence in social networks? I have the theory that humans are violent by nature, but our society taught us to suppress our instincts because in a civilization like ours people can't pretend to solve problems wielding a knife. Luckily, most people are capable of suppressing that violent (and sexual) instincts. The problem's that many of them channel that violence towards social networks. It's an "anonymous" place where they can show their anger, frustration, envy, hate or violence, a perfect place to release tension.

Robbery? Couple argument? Or a client who wants to leave without paying? Robo? Discusión de pareja? o un cliente que se quiere ir sin pagar?

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When you want to annoy her, but it turns out she likes it...

THAT'S HOW YOU SETTLE A DISPUTE

A man argues with a bus passenger, even coming to blows. The passenger boards the bus, but the man doesn't allow the vehicle to move forward. Finally, a taxi driver appears and resolves the dispute in the blink of an eye.



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The remote control isn't working.

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SOMEONE'S LOST THEIR MOTORCYCLE

These scenes were filmed a few months ago in Chile. A group of bikers confronts a car physically due to a previous incident. Even though the car driver chooses not to get out of the vehicle, he doesn't remain passive to the attacks he receives. As a result, one of the bikers ends up losing his motorcycle.



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"I realized I had Pikachu's cheeks."

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PANCADãO DO CAPELA

I've looked up some information about it, but I'm not entirely sure what it's about. Apparently, it's something known as 'Pancadão do Capela.' It's a practice that mainly happens in the city of São Paulo, Brazil.

In 'Pancadão do Capela,' men participate in a kind of street dance where they gather in the middle of the street, listen to loud music, and start dancing to the rhythm of the music while simulating fights or physical confrontations among themselves. This activity is more common in urban areas and is often associated with the culture of youth gangs and Brazilian funk music. It's a cultural and social expression that reflects certain dynamics and tensions in some urban communities in Brazil.

If any Brazilians read this and contribute some info, it would be appreciated.



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It seems like he's already feeling a bit better.

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FIGHTS RANDOM VOL110

Violence is often used as a quick or instinctive response to frustration, fear, or an inability to resolve conflicts peacefully.
I'd have a chat with you, but I'd rather smack you across the face.



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Superman 1, Superman 2 y Superman 3.

The lead actresses are Phoenix Marie, Nicolette Shea, and the Colombian Alexa Blun. Here are links so you can check out some of their scenes.

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JAKE PAUL VS MIKE TYSON

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson announce a fight in Dallas in July. Despite the 30-year age difference between the two fighters, the bout will take place at the AT&T Stadium of the Dallas Cowboys and will be streamed live on Netflix.



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The slow-motion of the day.

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THE BATTLE OF THERMOPYLAE ON A CANARY ISLANDS BUS

A man confronts a group of young immigrants inside a bus in the Canary Islands. The argument escalates and ends up in a fight. 6 or 7 against 1. The good thing about fighting on a bus is that it's like the Battle of Thermopylae. If you defend your position fiercely, you can stand up to a whole army. And Carlos turned out to be a good warrior.



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The slow-mo of the day

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