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qhrbinly_18
ruby_18 :
Mặt nó k hề hơn thua mín nào hớt á
2026-08-28 15:52:43
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tr.__.ng
Trungu :
À ra là Huy nó spoil nó ko bị loại trước Chung Kết
2026-08-28 16:25:08
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thoggg_610
Hồng🍒 :
ê nghe giọng điệu ổng cái kiểu nó hay lắm, kiểu nó cổ điển mà nó tđn ý-))
2026-08-28 16:21:26
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quaduahautapbayyy
Dưa hấu tập bay :
Coi mặt ẻm kìa 🤣 kiểu nhìn nè vỗ tay được kiểu độc lạ như tui hông không làm được đúng không hê hê =)))
2026-08-28 16:23:46
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thquin05_
người yêu tiềm năng của [....] :
hơn thua cho bằng được luôn ấy=))))
2026-08-28 16:20:32
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pudo_oo
Hẩu cải nước dừa🦭 :
Cay quá vỗ tay ko được😡
2026-08-28 14:40:03
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thanh.phm7078
Thanh Phạm :
rất đắc thắng
2026-08-28 16:35:17
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xiao.dou.bao.5114
Xiaodoubao :
Cái thằng bé này….. sao nó nhiều tài lẻ tào lao dị 😂😂
2026-08-28 16:38:26
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vivianphan92
Ngọc Vi An :
Ngón tay ẻm dài thế
2026-08-28 15:41:37
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2yn9a
iCherryu 🍒 :
trông hiếu thắng hơn cả anh Quan của nó =)))))))
2026-08-28 16:24:31
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akse_rosie
Hủ Tiếu Mì Giò Hel :
ô nội này hài vcl =)))
2026-08-28 17:59:30
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wildgoose1807
wildgoose1807 :
Hâm lắm rồi ấy :)))
2026-08-28 17:20:15
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username8150936274
username8150936274 :
ảnh spoil ảnh vào CK lun r
2026-08-28 16:23:06
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ngocnhi.dayy
Ngoc Nhi :
Biết tào lao mà vẫn bắt chước làm theo
2026-08-28 17:49:46
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nhimmmmmn
nhimmmmmmn :
“ơ được đếy nhờ được đếy” cười chết
2026-08-28 17:33:37
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cahdvjdjdjd
Bfbrkrbd :
Hồi đi học lớp t có thằng bạn tánh nó cũng giống giống hah, mặt nó hài hài mà nó nchuyen nghiêm túc mà cũng cợt nhả nói chung là nó hài hước mà nó sảng sảng kiểu j í 😂😂 hay lắm nma nó dễ gần kiểu ai cũng quý ấy
2026-08-28 16:47:01
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kimjunhy10
Kimjunhy :
Nó vô tri quá thể 😂😂😂
2026-08-28 16:48:13
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hg.hungnguyen
Hùng Nguyễn :
“Ây dc đấy nhở “ mỗi tội vô tình tiết lộ vào ck ,+1 biên bản cho a 😅
2026-08-28 18:05:18
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fuongghann
phn :
nhiều tài độc lạ vl
2026-08-28 16:18:55
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the.happy.bookworm
Happy Bookworm is in da house! :
Tay ẻm đẹp 😳😳😳
2026-08-28 16:05:05
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110pound
ca trà đường £110 :
hơn thua đến cùng
2026-08-28 16:41:44
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_1m49._
✨🌷💕 :
hoàng tử ko cần hình tượng =))))))))
2026-08-28 16:44:07
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queannh_
QuAnh :
2026-08-28 15:34:55
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mamy.2littlegirls
🎀Mami_Mami🎀 :
Cái mặt nó khi vỗ tay. Haha Huy ơi cô uýnh cho phát nhé ghéc quá
2026-08-28 17:33:12
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Yesterday, our helper asked me if I wanted to buy some fish from a vendor outside our house. Then she mentioned something that concerned me, she said the man was sitting in the middle of the street and shaking. I went outside to check on him and found him near our gate. I asked if he was okay and offered him some water, but he told me our neighbor had already given him a glass. I asked how much his fish was. “₱250 per kilo.” I looked at what he had left and told him, “Okay. I’ll buy all of it.” He immediately became so thankful. I gave him some extra money, but he didn’t even want to accept it. He told me he wouldn’t be able to pay me back. I told him, “You don’t have to pay me back. I’m not asking you to.” Then I noticed he also had squid. I asked how much it was, and when he told me the price, I said, “I’ll buy all of that too.” He was so happy that he tried to give me a discount . I told him, “No, you don’t have to do that.” As we continued talking, we started learning why this man was struggling so badly. He told us he hadn’t eaten since the other day. He had recently suffered a stroke and had also been in an accident. He could barely walk, but he was still out there trying to sell fish because he has four children to feed. He said he had managed to buy half a kilo of rice for his children. Then I asked where they lived. He told us that he and his children live under a bridge. That broke my heart. One of his children is also sick with sepsis and needs medicine. And still, this man wasn’t standing outside begging anyone for money. He was trying to work. He was trying to sell fish that he had gotten from someone else so he could make a little money and feed his children. He even told us that some workers at a construction site in the neighborhood owed him money for fish they had taken. When he tried asking them to pay what they owed, they threatened to beat him if he asked again. Some had even taken fish from him without paying fish that weren’t really his to lose. My mom and I were almost in tears listening to him. I gave him ₱1,000. What he did next is something I don’t think I’ll forget. Before thanking me, he looked up, knelt down, and thanked God. “Thank you, God. Thank you, Jesus, for this blessing.” Then he thanked me. Here was a man who had barely eaten, who could barely walk, who had suffered a stroke and an accident, who was trying to care for four children while living under a bridge, and who had a sick child needing medicine… Yet he wasn’t begging. He was outside hustling, trying to earn what little he could for his family. I’m not sharing this because I want praise for helping him. ₱1,000 may not change his entire life. Buying his fish and squid won’t solve everything his family is facing. I’m sharing it because sometimes we need a reminder of how different someone else’s reality can be just a few steps outside our own gate. Sometimes we become overwhelmed by the problems in our own lives and forget that there are people quietly fighting battles we know nothing about. So if you ever feel like life has given you nothing, go outside. Look around. Talk to people. Listen to their stories. And when you have the opportunity to help someone even in a small way help them. You may forget the money you gave. But you probably won’t forget the moment someone fell to their knees and thanked God because, for that day, they could feed their children. He also mentioned he have an asthma and i told him to come back i will buy him a nebulizer, if you want to extend some help let me know. Let’s spread some love ❤️
Yesterday, our helper asked me if I wanted to buy some fish from a vendor outside our house. Then she mentioned something that concerned me, she said the man was sitting in the middle of the street and shaking. I went outside to check on him and found him near our gate. I asked if he was okay and offered him some water, but he told me our neighbor had already given him a glass. I asked how much his fish was. “₱250 per kilo.” I looked at what he had left and told him, “Okay. I’ll buy all of it.” He immediately became so thankful. I gave him some extra money, but he didn’t even want to accept it. He told me he wouldn’t be able to pay me back. I told him, “You don’t have to pay me back. I’m not asking you to.” Then I noticed he also had squid. I asked how much it was, and when he told me the price, I said, “I’ll buy all of that too.” He was so happy that he tried to give me a discount . I told him, “No, you don’t have to do that.” As we continued talking, we started learning why this man was struggling so badly. He told us he hadn’t eaten since the other day. He had recently suffered a stroke and had also been in an accident. He could barely walk, but he was still out there trying to sell fish because he has four children to feed. He said he had managed to buy half a kilo of rice for his children. Then I asked where they lived. He told us that he and his children live under a bridge. That broke my heart. One of his children is also sick with sepsis and needs medicine. And still, this man wasn’t standing outside begging anyone for money. He was trying to work. He was trying to sell fish that he had gotten from someone else so he could make a little money and feed his children. He even told us that some workers at a construction site in the neighborhood owed him money for fish they had taken. When he tried asking them to pay what they owed, they threatened to beat him if he asked again. Some had even taken fish from him without paying fish that weren’t really his to lose. My mom and I were almost in tears listening to him. I gave him ₱1,000. What he did next is something I don’t think I’ll forget. Before thanking me, he looked up, knelt down, and thanked God. “Thank you, God. Thank you, Jesus, for this blessing.” Then he thanked me. Here was a man who had barely eaten, who could barely walk, who had suffered a stroke and an accident, who was trying to care for four children while living under a bridge, and who had a sick child needing medicine… Yet he wasn’t begging. He was outside hustling, trying to earn what little he could for his family. I’m not sharing this because I want praise for helping him. ₱1,000 may not change his entire life. Buying his fish and squid won’t solve everything his family is facing. I’m sharing it because sometimes we need a reminder of how different someone else’s reality can be just a few steps outside our own gate. Sometimes we become overwhelmed by the problems in our own lives and forget that there are people quietly fighting battles we know nothing about. So if you ever feel like life has given you nothing, go outside. Look around. Talk to people. Listen to their stories. And when you have the opportunity to help someone even in a small way help them. You may forget the money you gave. But you probably won’t forget the moment someone fell to their knees and thanked God because, for that day, they could feed their children. He also mentioned he have an asthma and i told him to come back i will buy him a nebulizer, if you want to extend some help let me know. Let’s spread some love ❤️

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