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@Dfsursoftswing No deja enviar dm🥲

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@ConsyJoss Yooo colageno de 19, te deje mensaje🫶

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@CyM1315 Amigos les deje dm🫶

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@ConsyJoss @Anthonyvazques7 Les deje dm🫶

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@marioboice @dmpilogod Descanso para Johan

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

About a quarter of the ocean's surface is a desert. Hundreds of miles of open water with almost no food in it. So when a big ship crosses one of these empty stretches, it becomes the only interesting thing for miles, and fish start trailing along behind it.

Biologists have studied this for decades. Any floating object out there, a log, a clump of seaweed, a drifting coconut, a stray piece of trash, a whole ship, ends up working like a magnet for fish. To something living in all that emptiness, anything floating might mean food, or a place to hide. The effect is so dependable that a big share of the world's tuna fishing is built on it. Boats drop rafts in the open sea, sail away, and come back later to find fish gathered underneath.

It builds in stages. A few small fish turn up first, sometimes within hours. Those small fish draw in bigger ones, and before long a whole moving crowd is traveling along under the ship. Sailors noticed this ages ago. In the 1840s a young naturalist fresh out of Yale wrote about little fish that lived for days right beneath a slow ship, and Melville put the same scene in Moby-Dick, a school of fish that drops one ship to follow the next one passing by.

So by the time someone leans over the railing with a scrap of food, there's already a hungry audience waiting below. It has been tagging along for who knows how long, maybe days.

The corn itself barely matters. Out in open water, fish aren't fussy eaters, grabbing whatever they happen to bump into, so the splash just tells them where to aim. A piece of bread or a chunk of corn gets the same result. The ship had already gathered the crowd. The food only told them where to go.

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@AyCarlosCamacho @Cinemex Y solamente en salas premium o platino, ya tiene rsto que no veo en salas tradicionales

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@lucasmicola @notgonzaloco1 Pero antes podían adelantarse ahora no

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@ElSergioMunoz Ya ni la cdmx

[🏚️ @_punkfloyd]

como hago para verme así pesando 53kg

[Emir Han @RealEmirHan]

Requiem for a Dream is effortlessly disturbing.

The final montage doesn’t shock; it closes doors. Every character survives, but stripped of dignity, and connection.

The real punishment is living, trapped beside the ruins of the dreams they chase.

[Max Holloway @BlessedMMA]

The highest of highs and the lowest of lows. Saturday night was not my night. Sorry to all my family, friends and fans that I have let down. Shout out to Olivera for doing his thing. All class so nothing but love to him. No excuses from this side and there never will be. I’ve been here before I know the work I need to do to get back to where I wanna be. We are far from done. See you guys at the top. #blessedexpress

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@Balzzacc1 @pelunaton Lo que conectaba la chica de lituania no generaba tanto daño como lo que conectaba Tarin

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@ClubDeLasMMA Vale la pena ver las dos primeras preliminares? No los conozco la verdad

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@miguelaraizac Pero en donde la viste?

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@HeriCunill @scoladactilo @hagovufc Pero era de mma no boxeo

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@Antitodo01 Pues tiene sentido que sean dows, de donde consiguen grasa para el cerebro si solo consumen bambu

[saiki k enjoyer @stayinhoIIywood]

todos lo dias le rezo a dios para agradecerle la existencia de las mujeres con ojos grandes

[Miguel Araiza @miguelaraizac]

“ir al cine solo es otro nivel de soledad”

como en realidad se siente ir al cine solo:

[King Targaryen 🐉 @KingTargaryenn]

El final de ‘Réquiem por un sueño’ es sin duda el más traumático y deprimente de la historia del cine.