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[JVZIYUAN· @juziyuan828]

你说要警惕上瘾的东西
也包括我吗？

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[红烧西蓝花 @RUIYUAN171]

脸很一般所以我让她穿上黑丝 身材还是很不错

[红烧西蓝花 @RUIYUAN171]

第一视角内射特写💗
把树树妹妹灌满小穴💗

[红烧西蓝花 @RUIYUAN171]

半年没见树树妹妹了💗
今天务必把树树妹妹灌满�

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是不是本人 我需要认证吗？母狗在工作 没空

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Inside an 18th-century British warship. Twelve-year-old me could’ve spent hours staring at this.

A cross-section of an 18th-century British man-of-war in the midst of battle reveals the intense coordination behind naval warfare during the Age of Sail. From the crowded upper decks to the shadowy hold below, every level had a specific purpose. Marines fired muskets, boarding parties prepared for close combat, and gun crews manned lighter 12-pounders above while the lower gun decks unleashed devastating 24- and 32-pounder cannons capable of tearing through enemy ships.

Far below, sailors worked in near darkness around the dangerous powder magazines, carefully supplying ammunition to the guns above. Nearby, a makeshift sick bay treated the wounded, highlighting the harsh conditions aboard these floating fortresses, where hundreds of men lived, worked, and fought in some of the most brutal battles at sea.

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@Chloeno0420 ok发你了

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@Chloeno0420 这个号发不了私信，klhb发你那个号上了

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