David Montiel

Long Live Los

[Ashley Luna @ash_moon21]

Follow @doyer213 he is a based nigga and always keeps it trill

[Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans]

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[David Montiel @doyer213]

@hoeepeless Season started already, ready for lesson 2?

[David Montiel @doyer213]

@maya_nerd_ Hi

[David Montiel @doyer213]

@maya_nerd_ Lit!

[David Montiel @doyer213]

Doris Burke straight up dick riding the Warriors rn, get her off the air.

[David Montiel @doyer213]

Just take the L and grow

[David Montiel @doyer213]

My boy caught shego & the phantom of the opera fucking 😂

[David Montiel @doyer213]

West coast type of feeeeeeseelllllll

[David Montiel @doyer213]

4 blunts too reminisce…

[David Montiel @doyer213]

About to bust a hopeless and tweet about 5 times within 20 minutes

TQM @hoeepeless

[David Montiel @doyer213]

I know he aight.

[🇸🇻🇬🇹 @hoeepeless]

Could be the women that’s going to give you la nieta que quieres 😂🤷🏽‍♂️

[David Montiel @doyer213]

I really fell in love with a Moroccan!

[David Montiel @doyer213]

@hoeepeless I believe you lil ma

[David Montiel @doyer213]

I got enough headaches… Show me that you’re worth it…

[David Montiel @doyer213]

@Jacobo959 But foo, you from Jupiter. That’s a fade on site for assuming your planet of origin.

[David Montiel @doyer213]

All $ in…

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

In 1908, Houdini stood at the edge of the Harvard Bridge—commonly referred to as the Mass. Ave. Bridge—and was shackled by a Boston patrolman. His hands were handcuffed behind his back and chained to a collar around his neck. According to a Boston Globe article chronicling the feat, a signal was tooted from a towboat, and Houdini went overboard into the chilly waters below.

“There is always the possibility that I will be unable to free myself, as one never can tell what will happen to a lock,” Houdini told the newspaper. “However, I am a good swimmer, have confidence in myself, and I hope to perform this feat successfully.”

The Globe estimated some 20,000 spectators gathered to see Houdini’s leap, including the mayors of Boston and Cambridge. They waited 40 seconds for the magician to resurface, which he did with the shackles in his hands.