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Theatrical Theology2 years ago

Run fast enough and you can spin to the bottom without dying I’ve done it but forgot to record it.

Apurv Anand2 years ago

Why would he run that close to the pit

Anita Sharma2 years ago

A beginning of life

The Random Guy2 years ago

Such a day... 😂

Dream's🔂💬🔙2 years ago

Think if he falls 12 km down 😳 Deepest man-made hole. Kola, Russia. 12.3km.

The Random Guy2 years ago

That drivers reaction time saved his life 🤯

H̤🅰️ⱤVÉÈ2 years ago

That is too risky—-one mistake and u are gone :::just to make reels he is risking his life

The Random Guy2 years ago

This is how people move homes in South Korea. 😮

मैं हूँ Sanatani 🇮🇳 🚩🚩2 years ago

Lightning on born fire 🔥 with gold ball

Majestic Memes2 years ago

All running is risky

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