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@taulant_cuts: wollt ihr noch ein tutorial zur scheren arbeit✂️?#Tutorial #taperfade #fyp

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Apple User39885635 :
wer ist der hübsche?😍
2026-09-28 17:00:27
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Albin :
Bestes Tutorial vom besten Friseur💯
2026-09-28 19:21:38
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2026-09-28 18:04:30
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A man jumped off a wooden dock into what looked like a calm body of water. The current grabbed him within a second. By the time he tried to swim back to the ladder, it had already pulled him several metres downstream, and he was fighting just to stay above the surface. He made it back. Most people in that situation do not. Surface water can look completely still even when a strong current is running underneath. River currents can move at one to three metres per second (around 2 to 7 mph), and a current that fast does not feel fast until you are in it. By then it is already too late to swim against it. Most experienced swimmers cannot make headway in a current moving faster than they can swim, and panic burns through energy in minutes. The rule taught by every river safety expert is simple. If a current takes you, do not try to swim against it. Float on your back, point your feet downstream to protect your head from rocks, and angle your swim diagonally toward the bank, never straight at it. Fighting the current head on is how people drown. What looks like a calm jump can turn into a survival situation in the time it takes to surface. Still water is the easiest way to underestimate how powerful moving water actually is. Follow 🤍 for the wild moments most people never get to see. #current #riverdanger #wildlife #watersafety #closecall


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