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Sexytemi:so smallie like you don sabi use postinor...
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marycool18:if that is you in your profile pic, then i don't think you will have any problem in that department! oya, come this way... for fertilisation ministration!! ![]() |
deliveryboy:soooo... in the the whole of your existence this is your best comeback... chai... you lack valuable substance... go and get some education and stop being ignorantly and stupidly sentimental... a little reasoning will help in your emancipation! ![]() since you are a 'thinking' person... i'm sure this idiot is in your school of thought as well.. ![]() Defeated Egyptian judoka refuses to shake Israeli opponent's hand
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oyinkinola:
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faitheverest:and an overcorrect girl for that matter... nne ya wuru na iwu motto, igara awu rolls royce! chai! ihe di nma rie m ego! biko....Do unto me what you want me to do unto you! ![]() |
richmondefosa:soooo... you are a 'comment'?
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ichommy:wetin again wey you want... well dey and they put oil inside = OIL WELL! shikena! |
deliveryboy:PIC 5. Tokyo 1964: Over the years, shoes got lighter and the clothing tighter. British sprinter Ann Packer, at left above, helped popularize Adidas’ novel ultra-light spikes. Made from kangaroo leather and weighing just 80 grams (about three ounces), the shoes launched her to silver in the women’s 400 meters. Inspired by her success, she made a last-minute decision to give the 800-meter event a chance. She broke the world record. PIC 6. Munich 1972: In the 1970s, synthetic materials began to make their way into running uniforms and the differences between attire for short- and long-distance runners began to grow. With an eye on aerodynamics, sprinters opted for closer-fitting speed suits while marathoners focused on light material that would not get weighed down by mile after mile of sweat. PIC 7. Sydney 2000: Teammates LaTasha Colander, Jearl Miles Clark, Marion Jones, and Monique Hennagan (left to right) celebrate winning the women's 4-by-400-meter relay in low-friction Lycra shorts and tops. They were also aided by ultra-lightweight Nike running spikes, molded around their feet, which could be worn only once. PIC 8. Beijing 2008: By the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, computer modeling had been widely incorporated into athletic uniform design, with aerodynamic tweaks aimed at reducing wind resistance. The idea that technology could—and should—shave time off sprinters’ races was becoming standardized.
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deliveryboy:since you have a learning disability, let me help educate you for free... A little bit of... errrrmm... maybe physics...PIC 1. American sprinters at the Games will have the option of wearing new uniforms from Nike that the sportswear company claims are the “swiftest track apparel to date … [and] also the most sustainable.” The tracksuits, which include material from 13 recycled water bottles apiece, incorporate patterned patches on the fastest-moving parts of the body (note the dots on Angelo Taylor above). They are also covered in golf-ball-like dimples “to help reduce the aerodynamic drag of the athlete.” Nike claims, with great precision, that the dimpled uniforms shave up to 0.023 seconds off a 100-meter sprint time as compared to the company’s previous gear. Although not all runners will embrace this ultra-high-tech model, opting instead for other Nike uniform variations, everyone on the track is sure to wear something clingy and aerodynamic. Even just a couple decades ago that was not the case. A look back through the history of Olympic sprinter attire reveals radical changes. PIC 2. Athens 1896: Shorts were consistently long, while sleeve lengths varied among competitors in the 100-meter sprint. PIC 3. St. Louis 1904: There were few requirements regarding athletic uniforms in the 1904 Olympics. A Cuban postman named Felix Carvajal became a legend when he arrived to the marathon late in his regular clothes—long trousers, a heavy shirt with long sleeves, and bulky walking shoes. The officials elected to postpone the start of the race while another athlete helped him cut the sleeves off his shirt and the legs off his pants. He came in fourth. PIC 4 Stockholm 1912: Eight years later, there was far more regularity to the sprinters’ attire, as you can see here. The official 1912 Olympic Report outlined that “each competitor shall wear a jersey with short sleeves and drawers to the knees, and shall also have on back and front during competition a distinctive number corresponding to the number in the programme assigned to him by ballot.”
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Damstarr:i am faaaar from pained... just that i don't suffer ignorant and unreasonable fools! |
Nusaf:you are obviously a muslim and true to type, there is no iota of sense in you... so i'll leave you to your miserable, thoughtless and uninformed life! |
MARKone:since ikemba is no longer around, i wonder who be the nigga be wey dey arrange the akpako!
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MARKone:
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kel4soft:if your do your research well, you'll find out that everything about islam begins and ends with/for female pusssy (paradise)! that's what they are forming righteous/and bombing themselves to suya for! they don't want anybody to share the pussay they will be enjoying in paradise by touchery or by lookery! ![]() |
GloryIsaac:probably bedsheet/jalabia! ![]() |
nonjebose:you can compare... there is a reason for the regulated outfit... next time you go swimming, please wear your aso ebi..
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yinkarh187:
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Anwonspee:
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Ignatio:
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damton:
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shala01:
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ActOfWar:it's not choice, it's stupidity combined with religious zombie-ism and ignorance! the essence of wearing less when running is to reduce drag and.... well, if you understand physics then it will make better sense to you! ![]() |
BlackOnassis:
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ba7man:
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annnikky:you hear 'balls', you come dey open teeth! ![]()
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flyca:...
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mizzbouqui:
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Vanillaskin:
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sinaj:
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prettyem:good advise, but most times it's not always that simple. Causes of dryness varies as per individual. a closer observation and understanding of her mate will help them solve the problem. but unfortunately/fortunately for the nigga, he already has a well cooked and oiled kpomo that he is chopping in another 'eatery' ...so case closed! ![]() |
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