@gladiador_end: Saimos todos os dias de casa sem a certeza que iremos voltar e poder abraçar novamente as pessoas que amamos, cada dia que passa tenho mais certeza de que todos os dias que sair de casa tenho que abraçar meus filhos e minha mulher como se fosse o meu ultimo dia!!! #moto #gratidao #amor #valor #esperanca #familia #motociclista #estrada

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Rafael016 :
nossa esse video acabou comigo lembro quanto minha mãe me ligou e 5 horas depois recebi a noticia que ela tinha morrido eu longe dela
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João Luiz de Bastos :
verdade mesmo bem assim
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