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BMS Sollddat1 year ago

Vieux lion ⚔️💪⚔️💪⚔️💪⚔️💪⚔️

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BMS | JOEL ZEDONG 首席1 year ago

Mdrrr pourquoi la barre est dans ses oreilles

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ouroboros1 year ago

Je vous jure ce mec pour moi c’est une énigme, 130kg avec une diet de merde et ils s’enculent des bières chaque week-end

Monsieur Massi🇵🇸🇵🇸 | BLUE BMS's profile picture
Monsieur Massi🇵🇸🇵🇸 | BLUE BMS1 year ago

Uncle still got it 🗣️🗣️

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BMS (Red) I Qousay 🇵🇸1 year ago

le tonton connais son karaté

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Di_Larson 🇵🇹1 year ago

Uncle still got it

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Tenikle1 year ago

Your workout just got more hands-free—now you’ve got no excuses.

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Ludovic / Astro1 year ago

C’est bien beau de faire de la gonflette mais as tu déjà up 200 sur dofus rétro ça c’est un vrai challenge 😏

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BMS | JOEL ZEDONG 首席1 year ago

👀 mdrr je vais m’y pencher

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brotherlylove1 year ago

C’est propre 👌

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🇧🇷🇩🇿1 year ago

t un monstre frr

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