TRYING TO GO UNNOTICED AFTER CAR CHASE

A car chase in Arizona ends up with this man crashing into a woman's car. When the vehicle stops, he gets out of the car and tries to go unnoticed, making cops believe he was just a pedestrian who witnessed the accident...



As we can see in this other video, the real witnesses told the police about the man.

Bad day and bad hour to rob, my friend.

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And today, on "Pretty girls to whom I'd like to give my love and their Instagram accounts", photographer and model Nata Lysyakova.

Una publicación compartida de Nata Lysyakova (@natalysyakova) el Ene 25, 2018 at 7:43 PST

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Una publicación compartida de Nata Lysyakova (@natalysyakova) el Ene 26, 2018 at 5:15 PST

Una publicación compartida de Nata Lysyakova (@natalysyakova) el Ene 25, 2018 at 6:03 PST

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ALWAYS GOT YOUR BACK

A girl seems to have had too much to drink, and his friend is trying to help her by keeping her hair from getting into the toilet while she tries to vomit.



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Visual representation of most people on Twitter.

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THE ALL-SEEING EYE

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George Orwell in his novel "1984" imagined a world full of cameras watching the citizens. He was convinced that the world was heading hopelessly towards a totalitarian and controlling regime. His prediction has come close to our days in many aspects, and especially close in the surveillance factor, where it is difficult for any human activity not to be recorded by a camera.



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Enough alcohol for today..

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HAVING SEX AS YOU ENJOY THE CITY VIEW

Staying at a hotel with a beautiful view of the city, the sea or the mountains and not having sex while you enjoy the landscape is wasting the room and the opportunity to have an epic fuck.



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Unisex public toilets

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CHEAP EXCUSES

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When she stopped you on the street and asked for the name of a street, alarms went off. Who asks for street names today when everyone has a smartphone that can Google things? "This girl wants something", you thought, and yes, you were right. It was all an excuse to eat your dick. I can't believe the things that women do to get their way.



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The psychiatrist: The ninja chinchilla does not exist, it is an unfounded fear.
The ninja chinchilla:

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WHO CARES ABOUT THE DESTINATION? AS LONG AS I GET TO TRAVEL WITH YOU

I have always thought that a good trip always begins by choosing good company.



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Always in shape.

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SHADOW PLAY

Shadow play is an art form that involves creating figures using hands and fingers to cast shadows on a screen or illuminated surface. This practice has been used for centuries in various cultures around the world as a form of entertainment, storytelling, and artistic expression.

To create shadow play, you need a light source behind the performer and a screen or translucent surface onto which the shadows are projected. The performer then positions their hands and fingers in specific arrangements to create recognizable shapes on the screen. These shapes can include animals, people, objects, and landscapes, among others.

In addition to being a form of entertainment, shadow play is also used in some cultures as an educational tool to convey traditional stories, morals, and cultural values.



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Earthquakes, tremors, and seismic activity.

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