Tom Holland reveals his go-to workout for when he’s short on time.
“I do a CrossFit workout called Cindy. It's five pull-ups, 10 push-ups, 15 squats, as many times as you can in 20 minutes.
I think my record is 27 rounds.”
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So everyone on this app is performatively butthurt regarding Saban’s comments today on the NIL landscape but the acting job stopped when Cignetti said the same exact thing just days ago?
@CrimsonCoverage Nah its ggs. Indiana's a better team than Oklahoma and won't hurt themselves. I had way more faith in the Oklahoma game than I do this one
@RandRCigars I think people are still stuck in Saban days. If you look at the landscape of college football now, we have one of the best coaches in the nation. I will ride with Kalen till the wheels fall off. Roll tide!
🚨 A MAN JUST CRACKED OPEN A CLAY-SEALED “FORTUNE TURKEY” - AND PEOPLE ARE SAYING HE UNEARTHED A 600-YEAR-OLD FOOD RITUAL
He wrapped an entire turkey in lotus leaves, sealed it in clay like an ancient artifact, baked it solid, and then smashed it open with a hammer - and the whole process looks like something out of an archaeology documentary.
Then he drops the history: the whole dish comes from a legend about a thief who stole a chicken from the emperor, hid it by wrapping it in lotus leaves, covering it in mud, burying it under a fire… and accidentally invented one of the most iconic dishes in Asian history.
He calls it a “fortune turkey” - part wishbone ritual, part ancient cooking hack, part culinary time capsule.
And when he cracks it open?
Not dried out. Not burned. It looks like a perfectly preserved emperor-level meal.
People in the comments are already calling him the only person in America who’s ever pulled this off on video.
Did he just cook dinner, or did we all watch a guy unlock a forbidden ancient recipe on camera?