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lovelybabe244
Lovelyn babe ♎️💞💘💓 :
I thought the fish was not eatable
2026-10-06 00:18:07
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helenlazaro1
Helen Lazaro 🇧🇷 🇵🇹 :
Anestesia
2026-10-03 17:11:45
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historiadasprisoes
História das Prisões. :
obrigado senhor
2026-10-03 17:45:00
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gangsta_d_gastino
Ś٥Ḿ父Gastino :
Are those pleco???
2026-10-06 11:11:54
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caesar.xulu
Caesar Xulu :
u will eat the zombie fishes?😏
2026-10-06 11:18:11
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lolomo.gamo.gamo
Ra Pi Do :
that's the main ingredients of fishball 🥰
2026-10-06 13:30:43
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alexzellsim
Limitless Property 🔑 :
duck 🦆 was like ... he didn't see me 🙏
2026-10-06 11:30:54
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namaraj.karki3
Sangam Electricals :
its hamful
2026-10-06 12:23:26
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ethan.7326
Ethan :
Como que pega bodó assim de mergulho? eles ficam parados?
2026-10-03 17:29:35
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maggiesamoli
Magnolia :
Nooooooooooooooooooo
2026-10-06 01:23:24
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tungguppy
Tung Guppy :
Ai kêu ngon,tui thấy tanh
2026-10-04 08:49:29
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kethilindaa
ket :
“Ainda não chegou o dia deles” KSKSKSKKS
2026-10-03 17:12:47
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mevcme
usuário desconhecido :
hoje a gente escapou mas amanhã só Deus sabe
2026-10-03 18:11:33
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drwill_poe2
DrWill_POE2 :
Isso, come bodó que faz bem! Come!
2026-10-03 19:08:04
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luciano_opimenta
Luciano Pimenta da Silva :
Aqui chamamos esse peixe de Cascudo
2026-10-03 21:46:37
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vilmagabrielademoura
vilmagabrielademoura :
O Pato dando bobeira
2026-10-03 17:16:13
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ferdinandohihiha
ferdinandohihiha :
essas batidas e os cortes não machucam o peixe não?
2026-10-03 20:38:14
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alexandreluciano171
Alexandre Luciano155 :
mais alguém esperou o Enok surgir das águas segurando os bodó como se fosse a moça da abertura do fantástico?
2026-10-03 22:00:18
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francileineprinte
🇧🇷francileineprintes🇧🇷 :
mas tem muito bodó nesse lago
2026-10-03 17:26:46
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cida.guimaraes15
cida🌵 :
acho ele tão fofinho 🥰❤️
2026-10-03 17:27:48
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papihmusang61
Bartolomeo 🦏🇫 🇲 🇰🦏 :
Terminator di makan😫
2026-10-04 07:29:50
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kimberlyleeanndar
Kimberlyleeann_ :
Does hitting them with the back of the knife knock them out or something? I’m genuinely curious and would love to learn more
2026-10-04 02:04:15
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heavenoceanblvd
Leonardo :
O tanto que ele pesca bodo, se entrar em extinção pode prender ele kkkk
2026-10-04 01:50:07
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jtayane.oliveira
JTayane Oliveira :
hoje tu tá triste neste vídeo o que tu tem ???
2026-10-03 17:14:18
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American tennis star Coco Gauff has been caught in a 'cheating' storm after stopping in the middle of a rally she was losing - before going on to steamroll her 16-year-old opponent. Gauff was 5-4 down in the first set against home rival Sun Xinran at the China Open when she played a poor shot. Sun then returned to win a point - but only after Gauff had stopped in her tracks and thrown her hands in the air. Gauff wanted to halt play because of a flickering light in the side panel by the court - but that only flashed after she had played her shot. The point was replayed and the 22-year-old went on to win all but one of the remaining games to defeat her opponent and reach the last 16 in Beijing. Gauff later took to X to explain her reasoning, also replying to a racist comment that read 'f*** you' and then called her the n-word. 'Hey everyone,' Gauff replied, amplifying the comment. 'You can dislike me or disagree about what happened without being racist.' 'The amount of racist comments/dms I’ve received in the last few hours is insane. Lastly, I'm not a cheater or a thief.' Gauff received an outpouring of support from fans in the wake of the racist abuse on social media, which was later limited after violating X's rules against hateful conduct. In a separate post, Gauff attempted to quell the controversy by explaining her reason for stopping, citing a flicker at the beginning of the point which she admitted she wasn't sure 'if that is what I actually saw'. Continuing, the former US Open champion wrote: 'We are told before the matches we are allowed to continue to finish play so KEEP IT [in] MIND I am thinking about all this while I'm playing the point. 'Anything can be challenged after the point is over (as in most sports you can review a call after the play is over, I personally think this is the correct rule). If I would've lost the point my opponent is also free to do the same thing and ask for a replay and she would've been completely in her right to do so.' 'When it flickered again I raised my hands before she hit her shot because this is when I was sure I saw the light flicker and it wasn't my mind doing tricks lol (which again doesn't matter because anything can be challenged after the point).' 'It was an unfortunate situation but it is out of my control, the think pieces and calling me unfair is ridiculous when those are the rules. I did not make them, I think it's weird I'm getting hate for following the rules.' 'Xinran is [an] incredible talent and player, I apologized for the situation at the end of the match and she completely understood. I did not like to see her so emotional as I've been there and I really understand what it is like but this is just the beginning of an incredible career.' 'It was an honor to share the court in front of her home crowd.' Gauff moves on to face Belgium's Elise Mertens in the round of 16 on Wednesday. #cocogauff #sunxinran #tennis #chinaopen #china
American tennis star Coco Gauff has been caught in a 'cheating' storm after stopping in the middle of a rally she was losing - before going on to steamroll her 16-year-old opponent. Gauff was 5-4 down in the first set against home rival Sun Xinran at the China Open when she played a poor shot. Sun then returned to win a point - but only after Gauff had stopped in her tracks and thrown her hands in the air. Gauff wanted to halt play because of a flickering light in the side panel by the court - but that only flashed after she had played her shot. The point was replayed and the 22-year-old went on to win all but one of the remaining games to defeat her opponent and reach the last 16 in Beijing. Gauff later took to X to explain her reasoning, also replying to a racist comment that read 'f*** you' and then called her the n-word. 'Hey everyone,' Gauff replied, amplifying the comment. 'You can dislike me or disagree about what happened without being racist.' 'The amount of racist comments/dms I’ve received in the last few hours is insane. Lastly, I'm not a cheater or a thief.' Gauff received an outpouring of support from fans in the wake of the racist abuse on social media, which was later limited after violating X's rules against hateful conduct. In a separate post, Gauff attempted to quell the controversy by explaining her reason for stopping, citing a flicker at the beginning of the point which she admitted she wasn't sure 'if that is what I actually saw'. Continuing, the former US Open champion wrote: 'We are told before the matches we are allowed to continue to finish play so KEEP IT [in] MIND I am thinking about all this while I'm playing the point. 'Anything can be challenged after the point is over (as in most sports you can review a call after the play is over, I personally think this is the correct rule). If I would've lost the point my opponent is also free to do the same thing and ask for a replay and she would've been completely in her right to do so.' 'When it flickered again I raised my hands before she hit her shot because this is when I was sure I saw the light flicker and it wasn't my mind doing tricks lol (which again doesn't matter because anything can be challenged after the point).' 'It was an unfortunate situation but it is out of my control, the think pieces and calling me unfair is ridiculous when those are the rules. I did not make them, I think it's weird I'm getting hate for following the rules.' 'Xinran is [an] incredible talent and player, I apologized for the situation at the end of the match and she completely understood. I did not like to see her so emotional as I've been there and I really understand what it is like but this is just the beginning of an incredible career.' 'It was an honor to share the court in front of her home crowd.' Gauff moves on to face Belgium's Elise Mertens in the round of 16 on Wednesday. #cocogauff #sunxinran #tennis #chinaopen #china

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