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NATO def not ready for this #Russia

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Solidarność fella🇵🇱🇺🇦🇬🇪🧡🎗️🇹🇼🤍❤️🤍✡️1 year ago

NATO response #NATO

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iamundertow1 year ago

@FredFellaIMO Even NAFO could handle that, whilst pissed and a kebab in hand.

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🇨🇦🌻 Kaizer 🇺🇦🇨🇦1 year ago

Trained by Steven Segal no doubt.

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Helotian1 year ago

That's just the Beginners' Course. Below is the Advanced level course, mimicking various creatures.

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Fred Fella1 year ago

He looks like Ace Venturov - Pet Detective 😂

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Grandma1 year ago

I think this must be his instructor.

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Matt Rosenberger1 year ago

That’s it I’m resigning. The cartoon dogs can take it from here it’s getting to hot for me 😂🫡

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Den John 🇸🇪🇺🇦🇪🇺1 year ago

This confirms the Steven Seagal is indeed there

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Kalu1 year ago

breakdance!?

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Citizen Snippy 🜂1 year ago

I was thinking he actually has pretty good balance given how drunk / high he must be. Then I saw the mud all over his clothes 😆 At least, I hope it's mud... 🤔

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