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That's gonna take a toll on battery life, don't you think?

She has that inevitable cross legs during her triple twist

@uhrrrrrangels Tell that to yourself, you freakin hypocrite! Kapal ng mukha mo! Pahumble ka pa, kriminal ka naman. Sosme, magpakatotoo ka na lang. Baluga ka talaga.

Yes, I agree, Miller had more difficulty but this gymnast's confidence must have won the judge's nod.

Earlier they ran toward the top at lightning speed. Later they were shown to have no feet. That's a big irony. They should move like snails.

I thought they would attack!

I saw two balance checks for Ponor. First on the layout. Second, a tiny one after the back pike.

We love you Jordan Webber!

I pressed pause button at 00:38. Very nice ring leap.

Sorry but Dementieva didn't qualify for the finals. Ponor had a bad dismount. :(

How much was the deduction on the bad landing?

This had lots of wobbles. I think she lacked practice. This what happens when you're overconfident.

She didn't win because she lost a connection and got start value of only 9.9. Aside from that she also wobbled on the walkover so there were deductions.

@ImmaWonderBread Hello magnanakaw!

Ang Yamashita treasure ay nasa Bacacay, Albay.

Nasa first district sya. Anyone who wants to know exactly, email me.

I have no idea how big the stones are because they are not shown relative to a familiar object like a person. Stupid stupid stupid.

The Yamashita treasure is found in Albay province Philippines, at the foot of Mayon Volcano. The Japanese buried it there because of its resemblance to Mt. Fuji. That is the truth and I have no motive whatsoever to fool anyone. All I can say is that the syndicate knows about it and killing and ha...

I'm a professional and may pera naman ako. I don't hunt for gold but I know the truth. Yamashita is in Albay province at the foot of Mayon Volcano. They buried it there cuz Mayon resembles Mt Fuji. That's the ultimate marker at hindi yung mga map-mapang peke naman.