@motoversebr: FRENTISTA COLOCOU ÁLCOOL MINHA XJ6 É SÓ GASOLINA MANDEI PRA TIRAR

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bidu...s
Bidu :
esse vídeo é antigo, gasolina 3.89$, e o etanol 2,39$
2026-08-11 01:09:56
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thorsodignas01
Guerreiro de Capri.💪🏽⚓ :
aconteceu comigo foi óleo diesel kkkk o cara pegou o pico errado kkkk
2026-08-10 14:30:16
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juan.berrute5
Juan berrute :
dizel na moto mn ?
2026-08-10 15:02:12
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vareladedireita22
Varela de direita :
na imagem quem tá errado é o moto que colocou do lado do álcool, até eu ia abastecer. 😏 sem pensar duas vezes
2026-08-11 00:28:02
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mohamed.insanos.mc
Mohamed Soares :
mais o frentista tinha q ter perguntado querendo ou não ele não perguntou
2026-08-11 01:57:17
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metalurgica.designox
metalúrgica designox :
10 reais da nem 2 litros era só completar com gasolina a gasolina tem tem álcool aqui no rio invez de ter 30% de álcool tem postos colocando 70% de álcool
2026-08-11 19:15:27
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henriquesilva19981
Henrique :
Era só colocar gasolina aditivada
2026-08-11 23:50:59
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giancarlos_73
gean :
se prestarem atenção no vídeo completo sem corte o frentista ainda perguntou dez e dez o dono da moto deu zoia então marcha
2026-08-12 12:27:07
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So yesterday was a tough day for us and we are still waiting on news for our Lily.  We all know she has an auto immune disease called Pemphigus Foliation which can flare up.  And yesterday we saw during feeding that her eye was swollen shut so we rushed her to the vet.  We live in fear of relapses for her as it means strong steroids to manage her condition and stall rest for a long time until the condition settles.  And none of us want that for her.  This video was taken the night before her eye swelled up and she was fine and doing well.  The vet at the moment thinks it might just be an allergic reaction or insect bite and we are praying that’s right.  It’s a complicated disease to manage and last year we did so well not having a relapse.  The issue is that each time she has one she needs stronger steroids to kick it down until eventually they don’t work any longer.  And that would be a tragedy. “Pemphigus foliaceus (PF) in horses is a rare, autoimmune skin disease where the horse’s immune system attacks healthy skin cells. This leads to characteristic lesions like blisters, crusts, and hair loss, often starting on the face and legs. Treatment typically involves long-term immunosuppressant medication, including steroids, to manage the disease and prevent complications.” So we wait and hope that this isn’t a flare up and it was so good to see beautiful Blue Moon making friends with Dollar and Dakoda by her side as ever.  I shall keep you posted when I hear from the vet today.  Fingers crossed we hear good news ❤️ #HorsePlus #HorseRescue #HorseShelter #ADOPTED #Besties #DynamicDuo #HorseStory #SuccessStory #EndBigLick #JusticeForTWH #BreakTheSilence #BigLick #Share #EndAnimalcruelty #EndAnimalAbuse
So yesterday was a tough day for us and we are still waiting on news for our Lily. We all know she has an auto immune disease called Pemphigus Foliation which can flare up. And yesterday we saw during feeding that her eye was swollen shut so we rushed her to the vet. We live in fear of relapses for her as it means strong steroids to manage her condition and stall rest for a long time until the condition settles. And none of us want that for her. This video was taken the night before her eye swelled up and she was fine and doing well. The vet at the moment thinks it might just be an allergic reaction or insect bite and we are praying that’s right. It’s a complicated disease to manage and last year we did so well not having a relapse. The issue is that each time she has one she needs stronger steroids to kick it down until eventually they don’t work any longer. And that would be a tragedy. “Pemphigus foliaceus (PF) in horses is a rare, autoimmune skin disease where the horse’s immune system attacks healthy skin cells. This leads to characteristic lesions like blisters, crusts, and hair loss, often starting on the face and legs. Treatment typically involves long-term immunosuppressant medication, including steroids, to manage the disease and prevent complications.” So we wait and hope that this isn’t a flare up and it was so good to see beautiful Blue Moon making friends with Dollar and Dakoda by her side as ever. I shall keep you posted when I hear from the vet today. Fingers crossed we hear good news ❤️ #HorsePlus #HorseRescue #HorseShelter #ADOPTED #Besties #DynamicDuo #HorseStory #SuccessStory #EndBigLick #JusticeForTWH #BreakTheSilence #BigLick #Share #EndAnimalcruelty #EndAnimalAbuse

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