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.

Other tourists who apparently pushed the locals past their limit, too.

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14 KNOCKDOWNS IN UNDER 12 MINUTES

On September 28, 2024, during PFL Europe 3 in Glasgow, Scotland, Lewis McGrillen and Dean Garnett delivered one of the most epic fights in Professional Fighters League (PFL) history. In under 12 minutes, the bout saw an astonishing 14 knockdowns, leaving fans and analysts in awe.

McGrillen started strong, knocking Garnett down three times in the opening moments. Although Garnett responded with a knockdown of his own, McGrillen kept up the pressure with powerful strikes. Finally, in the third round, McGrillen landed a decisive left hook, knocking Garnett out and securing the victory.

This clash has been hailed as one of the greatest in PFL history and a clear "Fight of the Year" candidate. Its intensity and the sheer number of knockdowns highlighted the high level of competition in PFL Europe. With this win, McGrillen advanced to the PFL Europe Bantamweight Championship, where he faced Alexander Luster, solidifying his status as one of Europe’s rising MMA stars.



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LIFE IS A GAME OF INJUSTICES

Life is, often, a game of injustices. Things don't always go as they should. You put in the effort, do the right thing, and still, sometimes you end up losing. It's as if the universe, in its chaotic sense of humor, decided that it's not enough to screw you over once, but also to give you an extra hit, one you didn't see coming.

And the thing is, even though we want to believe that the world rewards justice, the reality is that it doesn't always happen that way. Sometimes, despite being in the right place, doing the right thing, you find yourself face to face with cruelty or indifference. Life doesn't always give you what you deserve, but rather what happens at that moment, and what happens isn't always fair.

But that's life: unpredictable, often unfair, and full of unexpected blows. All you can do is get up, with the mark of the last hit on your face, and keep going, knowing that next time, maybe things will turn out better. Or maybe not. But in the end, we keep moving forward because life doesn't stop, and neither can we.



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BABE, IT'S NOT WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

Jealousy in relationships is often harmful because it can create a toxic environment and erode the trust between partners. When jealousy becomes excessive or uncontrollable, it breeds insecurities and suspicion, which over time can weaken the emotional connection. Constant jealousy can also lead to controlling behaviors, like monitoring a partner’s actions or limiting their freedom, making the other person feel trapped or suffocated.

In the long run, jealousy can affect the mental health of both individuals, causing anxiety, stress, and feelings of inadequacy. It also makes honest and open communication difficult, as the jealous person might resort to accusations or defensive behavior, while the other partner may feel frustrated or exhausted from constantly having to explain or justify themselves.



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THE SAME OLD HYPOCRISY

I’m so fed up with this double standard. When a white cop uses force to detain a Black man, everyone rushes to scream racism and police brutality. But if it’s the other way around—if the detainee is white and the cop is Black—the narrative changes: “He must’ve done something.”

This isn’t about justice or equality; it’s about interests. Political, social, whatever—but everything is carefully calculated to polarize people, to divide us into camps, as if reality could only be seen in black and white. The worst part isn’t that they do it, but that it works. People take the bait over and over, like sheep incapable of thinking beyond the headlines they’re fed.

Now, don’t get me wrong: I’m not saying there isn’t racism or that cops never abuse their power, because there is, and plenty of it. But this narrative of “one side always being victims and the other always guilty” just doesn’t hold up. Reality is far more complex, but they simplify it to manipulate us however they want. Selling hate and division is easy, and some people benefit greatly from it—whether to gain power, stay in power, or distract from bigger issues.

What pisses me off the most is that instead of opening their eyes, many people choose to stay in their bubble, parroting whatever they read or see on TV without questioning anything. There’s no critical thinking, no questions—just hashtags and hopping on the outrage bandwagon because “that’s what you’re supposed to do.” Meanwhile, the ones pulling the strings are rubbing their hands together, watching us fight among ourselves while they keep doing whatever the hell they want.

So yeah, I’m tired of the hypocrisy—of using pain, fear, race, and real injustices to manipulate us, and of so many people not realizing they’re being played. This isn’t about Black or white; it’s about power and control, and until we figure that out, we’ll keep dancing to their tune.

A man refuses to leave a stadium during a Georgia-Florida game, and the police go all out to restrain him, even using handcuffs as brass knuckles.



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HOW TO MAKE AN ALREADY MESSED-UP SITUATION 1000 TIMES WORSE

In September 2024, Russell Laiosa, 55, was arrested in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, after a viral video showed him stealing a tow truck with his own pickup attached to it. In the footage, he confronts the tow truck operator, demanding the release of his vehicle. He then hops into the truck and drives off, crashing into several parked cars before his pickup truck flips over in the middle of the street.

Laiosa was arrested and now faces multiple charges, including theft, grand larceny, reckless endangerment, and property damage.



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TWO BATTLES IN ONE

In any conflict, two simultaneous battles are fought: one physical and visible, where strength and skill determine the outcome, and another mental or spiritual, invisible, where the fight is against fears, doubts, and internal emotions. While the physical battle is immediate and tangible, the mental one can be more exhausting, as it has no clear end and can extend far beyond the visible fight. Often, it's this internal battle that determines the true outcome of the confrontation.



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