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xochy.pizza
xochy pizza :
смотреть в глаза, смотреть в глаза, смотреть в глаза...
2026-09-06 09:07:42
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masik5772
masik :
у меня чуток больше будет хихи
2026-09-06 15:33:47
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robinzlife_
robinzlif :
I am so gay
2026-08-21 04:41:21
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httpzzs0
♡ᓰSᗩ♡ :
HIS EYES ARE SO 🥺🥺🥺
2026-09-06 15:59:30
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alguy718
nickname :
Let’s hangout bro I’m dead serious
2026-08-23 23:54:45
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.wak.fio
𝔇𝔦𝔢𝔤𝔬 :
вопрос: какие у него глаза?
2026-09-09 09:03:36
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rocketman3361
rocketman3361 :
awesome legs
2026-08-20 10:21:23
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sepia369121
Sepia3,6,9,12 :
Yeah Sonny my heart is pumping
2026-08-19 15:54:06
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basiliodlt
Basilio D. :
BEAUTIFUL 😍
2026-08-19 16:44:41
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masik5772
masik :
класс
2026-09-06 05:19:57
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dave35872
David :
😍
2026-08-22 08:23:43
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adelworm
адель червяк :
мм
2026-09-07 20:22:23
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katglama88
Angela❌️ :
oh my 👀
2026-08-18 21:55:38
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ksu7123
Ksu1️⃣3️⃣ :
проверка на то куда вы смотрели: какие у него глаза?
2026-09-06 19:19:16
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beechm_
beechm_ :
it’s heavy 🙃
2026-08-18 21:34:23
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The Coconut That Saved A Future President On the night of August 2nd, 1943, a Japanese destroyer sliced through a small American patrol boat in the Solomon Islands.  The boat was PT-109, and its commander was a 26-year-old lieutenant named John F. Kennedy, two decades before he became president. The collision cut the boat in half and left the survivors clinging to the wreckage in the dark.  Kennedy, who suffered from a chronic back condition that had nearly kept him out of the navy altogether, gathered his men and decided to swim for a distant speck of land around three miles away.  One crewman, Patrick McMahon, was too badly burned to swim, so Kennedy gripped the strap of the man’s life jacket between his teeth and towed him the entire way, a swim that took roughly four hours. On the tiny island there was no food and no fresh water, so Kennedy swam back out into the channel on later nights hoping to signal a passing vessel.  Rescue finally came through two Solomon Islanders, Biuku Gasa and Eroni Kumana, who paddled a canoe out to them. With no paper, Kennedy carved a message into the husk of a coconut and handed it over, and they carried it 35 miles through enemy waters to an Allied base.  The survivors were rescued, and Kennedy kept that coconut on his desk in the Oval Office. 🔗 ALL OUR LINKS linktr.ee/hiddenhistoryofficial 📲 FOLLOW HIDDEN HISTORY YouTube: @history.hiddenofficial Instagram: @historyhiddenofficial Facebook: @hiddenhistory Threads: @historyhidden.official #hiddenhistory #jfk #darkhistory #pt109 #wwii
The Coconut That Saved A Future President On the night of August 2nd, 1943, a Japanese destroyer sliced through a small American patrol boat in the Solomon Islands. The boat was PT-109, and its commander was a 26-year-old lieutenant named John F. Kennedy, two decades before he became president. The collision cut the boat in half and left the survivors clinging to the wreckage in the dark. Kennedy, who suffered from a chronic back condition that had nearly kept him out of the navy altogether, gathered his men and decided to swim for a distant speck of land around three miles away. One crewman, Patrick McMahon, was too badly burned to swim, so Kennedy gripped the strap of the man’s life jacket between his teeth and towed him the entire way, a swim that took roughly four hours. On the tiny island there was no food and no fresh water, so Kennedy swam back out into the channel on later nights hoping to signal a passing vessel. Rescue finally came through two Solomon Islanders, Biuku Gasa and Eroni Kumana, who paddled a canoe out to them. With no paper, Kennedy carved a message into the husk of a coconut and handed it over, and they carried it 35 miles through enemy waters to an Allied base. The survivors were rescued, and Kennedy kept that coconut on his desk in the Oval Office. 🔗 ALL OUR LINKS linktr.ee/hiddenhistoryofficial 📲 FOLLOW HIDDEN HISTORY YouTube: @history.hiddenofficial Instagram: @historyhiddenofficial Facebook: @hiddenhistory Threads: @historyhidden.official #hiddenhistory #jfk #darkhistory #pt109 #wwii

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