THE DRUNKEN MASTER

The Drunken Master is an iconic 1978 martial arts film starring Jackie Chan that blends kung fu with comedy. In it, Jackie plays Wong Fei-Hung, a young man who masters the fighting style known as "Drunken Monkey Fist." This style is characterized by unpredictable, fluid, and seemingly erratic movements that mimic the behavior of a drunk person to confuse opponents.

In the movie, Wong Fei-Hung drinks alcohol before fighting. The alcohol helps him appear more relaxed and uninhibited, reinforcing the idea that his strength lies in fully embracing the "drunken" essence. By dulling his pain and enabling unpredictable moves, he disarms his enemies both physically and psychologically.

Chinese proverb: Never think there are no crocodiles in still waters.

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➡️ Let's do real, be real with Tantaly, the sex doll torso leader

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THE BEST MOMENTS OF 2024 FROM KLAN FC

The Fight Club, in the movie Fight Club, is a clandestine space where men dissatisfied with their lives find an outlet for their frustration and alienation. What starts as a place for physical confrontations, seeking to feel something real in a hollow and materialistic world, soon evolves into a rebellion against the consumerist system and societal expectations.
The club attracts men looking to escape monotony, reconnect with a more "primal" sense of masculinity, and release repressed emotions. Beyond the fights, the club offers a sense of belonging and brotherhood, in contrast to the disconnection and lack of purpose in their modern lives. However, this attempt to regain control and meaning turns radical and dangerous, questioning the boundaries between personal liberation and self-destruction.

KLAN FC is a Ukrainian bare-knuckle fighting league. It’s like Fight Club, but instead of being underground, it thrives under the spotlight and media coverage provided by today’s social media era.



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CHAIR FIGHTS FOR THE MAYOR’S OFFICE

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Socialist candidate José Luiz Datena attacked his political rival, Pablo Marcal, with a chair after running out of arguments during a mayoral debate in São Paulo.
Honestly, given how fed up I am with politicians in general (from all parties and colors), who only use the people for their own interests, I wouldn’t mind if this were the way to gain power.



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Today’s slow-motion moment.

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STRICKLAND VS NAVY SEAL

Sean Strickland (Former UFC champion) was challenged by a Navy SEAL for a sparring competition after Strickland said that Navy SEALs were delusional for thinking they could beat him. Strickland claimed that, although special forces know how to fight, it's ridiculous to think they could beat him in a fistfight. A Navy SEAL named Jimmy Watson responded, saying that even the weakest SEAL would destroy him in a street fight.

Strickland accepted the challenge but couldn't get in contact with Watson. Months later, Strickland finally had a sparring match with Mitch Aguiar, an ex-Navy SEAL. Strickland showed the difference between regular fighters and a former champion.

During the fight, Strickland threw powerful punches that cornered Aguiar against the cage. Despite his defeat, Aguiar endured a brutal beating without giving up, getting up again and again, thus demonstrating his incredible mental toughness.



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The slow motion of the day.

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I FEEL ALIVE

Some people project an image of constant euphoria and happiness, when in reality, they are hiding more complex emotions like frustration, fear, and anger. This "mask of happiness" arises from societal pressure to appear successful and positive, leading them to suppress feelings in order not to show vulnerability. While this facade may help protect them, maintaining it becomes exhausting and makes genuine connection with others difficult.
Accepting and expressing real emotions is key to freeing oneself from this burden and living more authentically.



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Just a young lady swinging from an old man’s balls.

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I SAW IT FIRST

If you've had to get a taxi at 4 in the morning in a big city, you will understand why these two are acting like that.



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Supermarket aisles are now the libraries of 12 years ago.

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LIFE IS A GAME OF INJUSTICES

Life is, often, a game of injustices. Things don't always go as they should. You put in the effort, do the right thing, and still, sometimes you end up losing. It's as if the universe, in its chaotic sense of humor, decided that it's not enough to screw you over once, but also to give you an extra hit, one you didn't see coming.

And the thing is, even though we want to believe that the world rewards justice, the reality is that it doesn't always happen that way. Sometimes, despite being in the right place, doing the right thing, you find yourself face to face with cruelty or indifference. Life doesn't always give you what you deserve, but rather what happens at that moment, and what happens isn't always fair.

But that's life: unpredictable, often unfair, and full of unexpected blows. All you can do is get up, with the mark of the last hit on your face, and keep going, knowing that next time, maybe things will turn out better. Or maybe not. But in the end, we keep moving forward because life doesn't stop, and neither can we.



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