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natalichyprych
Логопед Наталія Чиприч :
100 раз прослухала🤣🤣🤣
2026-10-13 09:27:33
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tetjnakm
ТЕТЯНА🌸 :
юморні чоловіки-на вагу золота😁🤩
2026-10-13 12:44:23
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tanyatkachuk46
𝓣𝓐𝓝𝓨𝓐💜😍😘 :
ВІДРАЗУ ВИДНО ХТО В ДОМІ ХАЗЯЇН!!! [Смішок]ЗАХОТІВ ВИЛІЗ,ЗАХОТІВ ЗАЛІЗ!! 🦅[Вогонь][Вогонь][Смішок]
2026-10-14 06:55:08
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dy5zj69s4683
0504ков :
Гумор на 100відсотків Клас
2026-10-13 16:24:23
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e.l.e.n.a237
💫 ✨ Елена ✨ 💫 :
Не один раз смотрела 😂😂😂😂😂
2026-10-13 14:20:19
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user2610367718748
Наташа Нистеренка :
красавчик молодець здоровья вам счастья мира нам красавчик молодець умница. сонечко
2026-10-13 08:49:55
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svetlana_belanka
⚜️🪷Світлана🪷⚜️ :
разів 10 передивилася
2026-10-13 10:24:24
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dywo4ksar5a9
Олена Ковальова Моро :
браво...😄
2026-10-13 09:44:32
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user21861609331671
Nina :
Красунчик - юморист!!!
2026-10-14 08:15:28
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user3596818177336
Ольга Глоба :
Я угораю,ну ти даєш....фу,пронесло...раслабся.Во дисципліна🤣🤣🤣👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
2026-10-13 12:14:39
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user20560819183868
Анна :
ТЕПЕРЬ ТОЧНО УБЕДИЛАСЬ---БРАК У ВАС--ПО ЛЮБВИ.!
2026-10-13 07:03:33
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lana.lesna
LANA LESNA :
Люблю людей з гумором
2026-10-13 14:48:36
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maa75aw8gta
@⚡Trauma⚡@ :
2026-10-13 07:58:55
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sveta.sergienko19
Sveta Sergienko1979 :
2026-10-13 08:06:56
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dyvtsk2fp7hd
НАДІЯ. :
😂😂😂ржач, 💯😂😂😂
2026-10-13 16:34:54
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sashkinayaya
САШКИНА-НЕЗЛАМНА :
2026-10-13 10:06:12
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user35304256530794
Lubov :
Прикольні ви😂😂😂
2026-10-13 17:15:24
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natalia4817
Natalia :
Які ж ви класні. 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
2026-10-13 09:36:08
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olyamart11
Olya 🌺 :
Дисципліна 😅👍🔥
2026-10-13 15:14:41
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user9078813022224
Віринея :
Мабуть, на днях ,,нашкодив" добряче!😂😂😂
2026-10-13 10:20:09
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nata197618
Наталя :
Ого оце дисципліна 🤔🤔😂😂❤️
2026-10-13 12:16:29
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raiska484
Raiska :
Це добре коли обоє притрушені 😂😂😂😂😂 в моїй сім'ї Я одна💃
2026-10-13 20:16:25
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galina_olekcandrivna
Галина Олександрівна :
Чуть не відписалася....не люблю, коли зневажають чоловіка. Гумор зараховано ( але, на жаль, багато бачила в житті такого....)
2026-10-13 15:53:58
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user9654253033881
Larisa :
Мені б мій показав "тряпку"....
2026-10-13 11:37:55
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Here in Jamaica, people sometimes talk about using coral in concrete because it is local and rich in calcium. Concrete works by combining cement + water + aggregate to carry compression, then adding rebar so it can handle tension. In theory, broken coral can act like aggregate and help the mix set, and using nearby material can cut hauling costs and speed up small island projects. But there is important context to know. Why some consider coral • It is locally available on many islands, so hauling rock from far away is reduced. • The calcium carbonate in coral can participate in cement chemistry and very porous coral particles can hold water, which can aid curing in some mixes.  Serious drawbacks you should not ignore • Durability. Coral particles are weak and very porous, so concrete made with them can be less strong and more permeable. That lets chlorides move in faster, which can corrode rebar and shorten service life, especially in salty, coastal air.  • Salt contamination. Coral and beach-derived materials often carry salts that accelerate steel corrosion unless specially treated or paired with non-metal reinforcement.  • Environmental impact and legality. Harvesting coral from reefs is damaging and often illegal. Jamaica and many Caribbean nations protect reefs due to massive historical losses and active restoration efforts.  Better island-friendly approaches • In Jamaica the standard, sustainable path is crushed limestone from land quarries and regulated river sand, not coral from reefs. These sources are abundant and widely used for construction.  • If you face extreme supply constraints, engineers can combine local limestone, manufactured sand, and supplementary cementitious materials like pozzolans or slag to reduce cement and improve durability. • For marine environments, use coated or stainless steel rebar or FRP reinforcement, robust mix designs, and good cover to resist chlorides. Research shows coated steel performs better in coral-aggregate concretes, but the ethical and legal sourcing of the aggregate still matters.  Bottom line This video from Jamaica is a learning moment. Coral may look like a handy substitute for rock, but reef ecosystems are priceless and protected, and coral-aggregate concrete has real durability risks. The modern best practice is to protect reefs, build with land-sourced limestone and regulated sands, and design mixes that last in salty climates. That is how island construction can stay strong, safe, and sustainable. #MrBarricade #SustainableConstruction #Concrete #Jamaica #CivilEngineering
Here in Jamaica, people sometimes talk about using coral in concrete because it is local and rich in calcium. Concrete works by combining cement + water + aggregate to carry compression, then adding rebar so it can handle tension. In theory, broken coral can act like aggregate and help the mix set, and using nearby material can cut hauling costs and speed up small island projects. But there is important context to know. Why some consider coral • It is locally available on many islands, so hauling rock from far away is reduced. • The calcium carbonate in coral can participate in cement chemistry and very porous coral particles can hold water, which can aid curing in some mixes. Serious drawbacks you should not ignore • Durability. Coral particles are weak and very porous, so concrete made with them can be less strong and more permeable. That lets chlorides move in faster, which can corrode rebar and shorten service life, especially in salty, coastal air. • Salt contamination. Coral and beach-derived materials often carry salts that accelerate steel corrosion unless specially treated or paired with non-metal reinforcement. • Environmental impact and legality. Harvesting coral from reefs is damaging and often illegal. Jamaica and many Caribbean nations protect reefs due to massive historical losses and active restoration efforts. Better island-friendly approaches • In Jamaica the standard, sustainable path is crushed limestone from land quarries and regulated river sand, not coral from reefs. These sources are abundant and widely used for construction. • If you face extreme supply constraints, engineers can combine local limestone, manufactured sand, and supplementary cementitious materials like pozzolans or slag to reduce cement and improve durability. • For marine environments, use coated or stainless steel rebar or FRP reinforcement, robust mix designs, and good cover to resist chlorides. Research shows coated steel performs better in coral-aggregate concretes, but the ethical and legal sourcing of the aggregate still matters. Bottom line This video from Jamaica is a learning moment. Coral may look like a handy substitute for rock, but reef ecosystems are priceless and protected, and coral-aggregate concrete has real durability risks. The modern best practice is to protect reefs, build with land-sourced limestone and regulated sands, and design mixes that last in salty climates. That is how island construction can stay strong, safe, and sustainable. #MrBarricade #SustainableConstruction #Concrete #Jamaica #CivilEngineering

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