@xaikaw: my grandma's 2nd week of playing cpvp #minecraftpvp #crystalpvp #cpvp

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marktgmz
marktzgmz@5 :
Lola's better than marloww😳
2024-11-09 05:12:48
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massive475
92849339 :
what is this I've never played Minecraft 😭
2024-11-05 22:24:36
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ghostv2x_
𖣂GhostV2𖣂 :
Grandma better than me 🙏😭
2024-11-05 17:30:04
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ssydrix_212
Sydrix_ :
Dr donut Ganna have some competition with grandma getting tier 2 🙏💀
2024-11-06 09:34:17
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joshindoyuri
Nori ngani :
POV: "Grandma why you playing my Minecraft"
2024-11-07 01:39:23
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rem.jereez
Rem.jereez :
marlow webcam
2024-11-06 20:20:35
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you.are.my.sunshin58
zyra :
dr. donut when:💀☠️
2024-12-06 14:10:29
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ma3.q
Lucas :
nah granny is better then doctor nut
2024-11-06 09:42:48
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caura06
fien fien :
song name?
2025-01-02 11:44:50
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sandrojeth
akolangto :
sword4000 we need help
2024-12-22 12:15:22
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..........llllf58
.......... :
how can you ancor and dont pop your totem ?
2024-11-22 11:59:53
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qkitsuu_
アブドゥー On 240hz :
granny better than Dr coconut
2024-12-13 22:54:49
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itzedg
prob zeddsous :
hello, dexter morgan
2024-11-07 01:25:49
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alybxrt
⚡ :
teach me
2024-11-07 01:54:15
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kapi152511
Kapi152511 :
grandpa is beter
2024-11-21 08:51:30
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vdnlmaoo.bs
vdnlmaoo • Following :
grandpa gotta teach me fr
2024-11-06 17:24:47
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ginopillip
ginopillp :
ht4 grandma
2024-11-22 14:00:39
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bradleys028
TLE Polo :
Can I ask this is real or fa keee ?
2024-11-06 07:34:23
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user4038201534611
Juan Pablo :
GRANNY
2024-11-09 00:54:48
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kutyakexx
kutyakexx :
its my prime😭
2024-12-15 11:53:56
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vicente_g827
VixoLux :
LMAO
2024-11-19 23:04:39
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snake12800
Ashwin :
Grandma better than me😭😭
2024-11-07 00:20:24
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olek.cars
olek end :
What Core is This?
2024-12-08 10:09:29
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emindzabiev
FATCOYOT3 :
grans better than marlow
2024-11-08 13:03:07
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yeatlover_pvp
YeatLover192 :
First
2024-11-05 16:39:48
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A ferrocerium rod, commonly referred to as a “Ferro rod,” is a fire-starting tool that produces a shower of hot sparks when struck by a hard, sharp object. Often included in survival kits, it’s praised for its ability to create a fire even in wet or windy conditions. A high carbon steel knife, with its robust edge retention and sharpness, is an excellent striker for a Ferro rod. To use a Ferro rod with a high carbon steel knife: 1. Preparation: Start by gathering your fire-making materials. You’ll need tinder, kindling, and larger pieces of fuel. Tinder can be anything that catches fire quickly, such as dry leaves, pine needles, or cotton balls. Kindling includes small twigs and sticks, while fuel comprises larger logs or branches. 2. Positioning: Place the tinder in a small pile on the ground or within a fire pit. Ensure it’s dry and free of moisture. If you’re in a wet environment, try to find a dry spot or create a base using dry bark or wood. 3. Holding the Ferro Rod and Knife: Hold the Ferro rod close to the tinder. Grip the handle of your knife with your dominant hand and place the back (spine) of the blade against the rod. The sharper edge of the knife should be facing away from the rod. 4. Striking: Apply downward pressure and quickly scrape the back of the knife blade down the length of the Ferro rod. This motion will create a shower of sparks. Your aim is to direct these sparks onto the tinder. 5. Ignition: When the sparks land on the tinder, it should begin to smolder and eventually ignite. If the tinder doesn’t catch fire immediately, continue striking the Ferro rod until it does. 6. Building the Fire: Once your tinder is lit, gently blow on it to provide oxygen, which will help the flames grow. As the flames build, add your kindling, ensuring that there’s ample air circulation. Once the kindling is aflame, gradually add larger pieces of fuel, building the fire to your desired size. 7. Safety: Always use caution when working with fire. Ensure you have a means of extinguishing the fire if needed, such as water or dirt. When you’re done, make sure the fire is completely out before leaving the area. In conclusion, a Ferro rod combined with a high carbon steel knife is a reliable and efficient fire-starting method, favored for its simplicity and effectiveness even in adverse conditions. With practice, one can quickly and safely create a fire, making it an indispensable tool for campers, hikers, and survivalists. #camping #primitivecamping #speiroutdoors #fyp #foryou #survival #bushcraft #survivalskills

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