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James Lucas

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soobin said that when he used to work out before, his goal was to make his body thick & buff because he’s really skinny and he also wanted the fit of his clothes to look cooler but during his long break this time, he rewatched a lot of videos from debut till now and he doesn’t remember when exactly but during ‘the killa’ he wore a really tight outfit and his arms were really pumped at the time so he looked really rough and big…but he didn’t think that looked good on him. he said that off-stage, he thought he had a good body and it looked cool but he doesn’t think it looked good with the idol outfits they’d wear on stage and that made his dance moves look less complete and heavy so when he started working out again this time, he told them that he wants to maintain his size while making only his frame grow wider: 🐰 they told me not to say ridiculous things 🐿️ that is kinda a ridiculous thing to say…it’s like saying you want to lose weight on only your face but taehyun said that he understands exactly what soobin is saying because soobin’s arms grow really quickly and arms are what make people look buffer and if it’s a short-sleeved shirt or a tank top it looks even more like that; soobin said that although he’s been working out 4-5 days a week lately, his goal is to not get bigger but still make his body better!

soobin said that when he used to work out before, his goal was to make his body thick & buff because he’s really skinny and he also wanted the fit of his clothes to look cooler but during his long break this time, he rewatched a lot of videos from debut till now and he doesn’t remember when exactly but during ‘the killa’ he wore a really tight outfit and his arms were really pumped at the time so he looked really rough and big…but he didn’t think that looked good on him. he said that off-stage, he thought he had a good body and it looked cool but he doesn’t think it looked good with the idol outfits they’d wear on stage and that made his dance moves look less complete and heavy so when he started working out again this time, he told them that he wants to maintain his size while making only his frame grow wider: 🐰 they told me not to say ridiculous things 🐿️ that is kinda a ridiculous thing to say…it’s like saying you want to lose weight on only your face but taehyun said that he understands exactly what soobin is saying because soobin’s arms grow really quickly and arms are what make people look buffer and if it’s a short-sleeved shirt or a tank top it looks even more like that; soobin said that although he’s been working out 4-5 days a week lately, his goal is to not get bigger but still make his body better!

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OP is a member of the "Douyin Review Group", a group made up of senior film critics and various film and television practitioners. He had brought a notepad to watch "Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Gallants" to note down points anytime, but instead he was immersed in the movie from beginning until the end and did not remember this notepad. His review of Xiao Zhan's Guo Jing: "One word: precise. His age is precise, his visual is precise, his face is a like a dragon, thick brows broad forehead, eyes sharp like dragon, a full jawline, he has heroic temperament, and portrayed Guo Jing's soul, that is kindness and honest. The final scene where he faced off his adoptive father (the Khan), he opened his arms and used his body to block the Mongolian army, it is the spirit of a hero who is unafraid to sacrifice himself for the nation and the people, it made my eyes misty at that time." #XiaoZhan #LegendoftheCondorHeroes #LegendsOfTheCondorHeroes

OP is a member of the "Douyin Review Group", a group made up of senior film critics and various film and television practitioners. He had brought a notepad to watch "Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Gallants" to note down points anytime, but instead he was immersed in the movie from beginning until the end and did not remember this notepad. His review of Xiao Zhan's Guo Jing: "One word: precise. His age is precise, his visual is precise, his face is a like a dragon, thick brows broad forehead, eyes sharp like dragon, a full jawline, he has heroic temperament, and portrayed Guo Jing's soul, that is kindness and honest. The final scene where he faced off his adoptive father (the Khan), he opened his arms and used his body to block the Mongolian army, it is the spirit of a hero who is unafraid to sacrifice himself for the nation and the people, it made my eyes misty at that time." #XiaoZhan #LegendoftheCondorHeroes #LegendsOfTheCondorHeroes

Nut Xiao

11,867 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Tectone explains how Hasan signal boosts his harassment and how his fans automatically know their assignment when he does so "He signal boost deranged schizophrenic accounts with one or two likes and boosting by retweeting it to feign accountability..Piker is encouraging his audience to go and find Pegasus, detain, restrain, constrict or attack him bc he made YouTube videos" "Why do u think he found this random channel talking Singaporean law where his other videos have 4 likes..he wants Pegasus to be afraid, to be silenced..and he wants someone in to find him in Singapore and do honestly prob awful things" "He pulled it up, he said no commentary, he didn't tell anyone to do anything bc the message is received..his audience understands what he wants to say without him having to say it..if they do it, uh well actually ur honor, I didn't say anything..this is his MO..he finds these accounts, sends the message, he himself says nothing, he just signal boost those that do who say the message for him, so that way ppl will go out and incite violence for him" "He does this all the time, he's gonna continue doing it, he's a danger to the internet, he's a danger to the United States, and he needs to be deported"

Tectone explains how Hasan signal boosts his harassment and how his fans automatically know their assignment when he does so "He signal boost deranged schizophrenic accounts with one or two likes and boosting by retweeting it to feign accountability..Piker is encouraging his audience to go and find Pegasus, detain, restrain, constrict or attack him bc he made YouTube videos" "Why do u think he found this random channel talking Singaporean law where his other videos have 4 likes..he wants Pegasus to be afraid, to be silenced..and he wants someone in to find him in Singapore and do honestly prob awful things" "He pulled it up, he said no commentary, he didn't tell anyone to do anything bc the message is received..his audience understands what he wants to say without him having to say it..if they do it, uh well actually ur honor, I didn't say anything..this is his MO..he finds these accounts, sends the message, he himself says nothing, he just signal boost those that do who say the message for him, so that way ppl will go out and incite violence for him" "He does this all the time, he's gonna continue doing it, he's a danger to the internet, he's a danger to the United States, and he needs to be deported"

yeet

31,856 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce

Please, if you’re not too busy, please please let’s pray for Micah . He’s in life support please everyone let us put our hands together and ask God El Roi the God who sees us should have mercy on these little boy. And healing complete and bring him out of this life support please God heal him in the mighty name of Jesus He will leave to testify of your glory and goodness in his life Amen 🙏🏾

Please, if you’re not too busy, please please let’s pray for Micah . He’s in life support please everyone let us put our hands together and ask God El Roi the God who sees us should have mercy on these little boy. And healing complete and bring him out of this life support please God heal him in the mighty name of Jesus He will leave to testify of your glory and goodness in his life Amen 🙏🏾

Omo Nwabunike For Havilah

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