DON'T ANNOY THE CYCLISTS!

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I prefer this kind of bike races. Megavalanche 2013

FIGHTS THAT LEAVE YOU WANTING MORE

Watching others fight attracts us because it triggers intense sensations and activates primitive instincts of survival and competition. We’re curious to see how conflicts are resolved, and they offer us a safe way to experience strong emotions without directly facing them.



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That old bastard. How he plays it off.

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RECORD EVERYTHING

He had one mission: record everything. Not miss a single detail, not let a single moment slip away. It didn’t matter what happened, how fast, or how intense it got. His only task was to immortalize it, to capture every second with surgical precision—no hesitation, no room for mistakes.

And he did. He did.



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The slow-motion shot of the day.

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BAD VIBES AT THE OPENING OF SHAQUILLE O'NEAL'S NEW RESTAURANT

The recent opening of a Big Chicken restaurant in Hartland, Michigan, didn't go as smoothly as planned. Big Chicken, a fast-food chain created in 2018 by basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal, is known for its Louisiana-style fried chicken sandwiches and other dishes inspired by O'Neal's childhood. Despite the presence of Shaquille O'Neal himself at the event, things got complicated for a small group of attendees.

A man with dreadlocks, frustrated because not everyone could get in immediately, made comments about having a weapon. The police, who were on site, decided to intervene and removed the man from the line. The situation escalated when two women accompanying him got involved, leading to a confrontation. In the end, three arrests were made, a toy gun was confiscated, and an officer was slightly injured.



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The slow-motion of the day.

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CONTROVERSIES IN PARIS 2024 BOXING

Two of the boxing "competitors" at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Algerian Imane Khelif and Taiwanese Lin Yu-Ting, were disqualified from the AIB World Championship just a year ago after mandatory DNA tests revealed XY chromosomes.

However, this year's Olympic Games allow each country's organizations to set their own criteria when selecting athletes, which is why both boxers can compete in the French capital without any issues.

In light of this controversy, a 2022 fight between Imane Khelif and Mexican Brianda Cruz has gone viral, showcasing Khelif's physical superiority.



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The slow motion of the day.

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THE DRUNKEN MASTER

The Drunken Master is an iconic 1978 martial arts film starring Jackie Chan that blends kung fu with comedy. In it, Jackie plays Wong Fei-Hung, a young man who masters the fighting style known as "Drunken Monkey Fist." This style is characterized by unpredictable, fluid, and seemingly erratic movements that mimic the behavior of a drunk person to confuse opponents.

In the movie, Wong Fei-Hung drinks alcohol before fighting. The alcohol helps him appear more relaxed and uninhibited, reinforcing the idea that his strength lies in fully embracing the "drunken" essence. By dulling his pain and enabling unpredictable moves, he disarms his enemies both physically and psychologically.



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Big stores are to exhibitionists what Las Vegas is to gamblers.

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TRAINING AS A COUPLE

Going to the gym together is about way more than just working out side by side. It's sharing goals, pushing each other forward, and strengthening your connection as a couple. Because when you train together, routines feel easier, repetitions become less tedious, and even muscle soreness doesn't hit as hard.

Then there's the bonus factor: the playful glances between sets, the friendly competition pushing you both to do better, and laughing together when one of you inevitably messes up. You're not only caring for your physical health but nurturing your emotional bond as well.

And the extra upside? After your gym session, all that energy and those feel-good endorphins can turn into the perfect warm-up to end your day together in the best possible way. So remember, a couple that trains together stays together.



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Vacuuming the floor.

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