PERFECT TIMING

Timing is all about organizing, planning, and executing a series of actions, activities, or tasks within a certain timeframe to carry out a strategy in the best possible way. In a nutshell, it's about choosing the perfect moment to take action with the intention of maximizing benefits.
On the flip side, having bad timing is doing or saying something when it's totally not the right moment.

This fight between two kids at the Canarian carnivals is a prime example of having perfect timing.

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"The Silmarillion" is a collection of works by J.R.R. Tolkien, edited and published posthumously by his son Christopher Tolkien in 1977. It narrates, among other things, the creation of Eä and the birth of the most important races (Valar, Maiar, elves, men, and dwarves) of Arda.

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FROM TOLERANCE TO VIOLENCE IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE

A pro-life girl hits the streets with a mic to do some interviews. One woman happily agrees, smiles, seems open-minded... all good — until the questions don’t quite match her views. The smile fades, the tension builds, and suddenly — punch. And this isn’t a one-off. Not long ago we saw the exact same scene: a pro-life guy asking questions about abortion, a woman stops with her daughter, answers for a bit… and then assaults him. Same pattern, different setting.
What’s striking —or rather worrying— is the kind of people behind these reactions. The ones who claim to be open, respectful, tolerant, champions of dialogue, love, and “live and let live.” But the moment someone disagrees, boom — fuse lit. And instead of arguments, they go straight to violence.

We’re sold a narrative of freedom and tolerance, but if you don’t fit the mold, if you challenge the approved ideas, you’re suddenly the “enemy.” And that, my friend, isn’t tolerance. That’s just dogma with a new label.



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Teamwork makes the dream work.

That’s Tiffany Watson — and here’s a link to plenty of her scenes.




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HALF YOUR BODY STUCK IN THE MUD

Martial arts have been blowing up for years now — from influencer boxing matches to the pros in UFC or ONE Championship.
And with that much money and attention flying around, of course everyone wants a piece of the action. The result? Crazier and crazier ideas: fights inside cars, inside phone booths, bare-knuckle boxing making a comeback (hello, BKFC)...
And now? Beating the crap out of each other with half your body buried in mud.



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Splash zone.

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TOURISTS GET BEATEN UP AFTER STARTING A FIGHT IN PATTAYA

A violent brawl broke out in Pattaya’s Soi 6 nightlife district after a group of tourists, reportedly from Europe, got into it with some local Thai guys on Saturday night. According to witnesses, the tourists had been drinking heavily and started provoking people —insulting and pushing locals until things escalated into a full-on street fight. The tourists were quickly overpowered and ended up laid out on the ground before security and police could step in. They were treated on the spot and later taken to the hospital.

Local media reported that one of the tourists harassed a female employee and even poured beer over a bouncer’s head.



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Today’s slow motion moment.

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STREET JUSTICE

Taking justice into your own hands is rarely a good idea. Skipping the legal process can spiral fast, even if your intentions are solid. There are no clear rules, and what starts as self-defense can easily cross the line.
But still… there are moments when it’s hard to blame someone. When people witness something awful —a robbery, an attack— and choose to step in, instinct often takes over. It might not be the “right” thing, but in the heat of the moment, anger and helplessness speak louder than the law.
This isn’t about justifying it —but sometimes, the line between protecting and going too far gets blurry. Really blurry.



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Life is twerk.

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