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Η Sara έχει ταλέντο…
(24) | 13/10/2014 | Translate: Η Sara X από το Λας Βέγκας μπορεί να μετακινεί το στήθος της με ακρίβεια στον ρυθμο της “Μικρής Νυχτερινής Μουσικής” (A Little Night Music) of Mozart. Congratulations.
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The Keanu Reeves in shooting practice During a practice for his role as a murderer in the movie "John Wick 2," the American actor Keanu Reeves shows his talent in a shooting range. Actor "Speed" and of the "Matrix" does a particular path scoring goals with great speed and accuracy. The movie "John Wick 2», expected in February 2017.- Awesome old drummer from Japan The Yamachika Takuto is a young drummer with great talent on drums. Here we see a sample of the amazing precision of.
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- Accused assaults a judge On Wednesday January 3, 2024 in a Las Vegas court, a judge was attacked by a defendant who had just been told of his imprisonment. The man stepped over the benches and jumped onto Judge Mary Kay Holthus. He was on trial for attempted assault and battery. His lawyer came to ask for a reprieve and leniency, but the judge decided otherwise when she saw his extensive criminal record. The judge was taken to the hospital with some injuries, but she is in good health.
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- Guided missile A small firework rocket will be aimed precisely at a boy's head.
- A walrus whistling and playing the harmonica A talented walrus who has learned to whistle and play the harmonica.
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I see an irony in the description of the video. These things are not right to become.
to the classical education!…η μάνα της πρέπει να έχει πάρει τα zanax για καραμέλες….