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I was looking for an excuse, a shred of news, something to make a post and publish this photo supadupahot Britney's ex-thigh cosmic roundness to margarine, and stiletto heels piercing unconventional (in Fotosciòp mettetevelo der spot care off!). His new album comes out March 29, it seems (thank goodness, before the end of the world) and, for the occasion, gave an interview to Brit Out magazine where amenities interesting guy who speaks in her previous life she was Audrey Hepburn and the next will be a bird, that had it not been "Britney Spears" would have done the lawyer, who is a Christina Aguilera talented girl, and when he has a bad day is mother's advice: eat ice cream. Meanwhile, however, it takes me a cazzabubbola pretext for publication, to put into his photos of the rest of us proud testosterone men transoceanic galleon.

There was nothing to do, nothing that was worth anything at all, it occurred to me not even half artichoke update on something. And then we go on scientific (Admiral Educational), I am sure that this collection of valuable information organic "never without" a turn to give your day lived in the shadow of ignorance:

- a cough was explosive power in grado di spostare l'aria a una velocità di circa 90 km/h;
- uno starnuto può raggiungere la velocità di circa 160 km/h;
- una singola cellula di sangue impiega circa 60 secondi a compiere il giro completo del sistema circolatorio;
- dalla nascita all'età adulta gli uomini perdono un totale di 94 ossa;
- i biondi hanno più capelli dei mori;
- ogni giorno perdiamo dai 40 ai 100 capelli;
- entro i sessanta anni la maggior parte delle persone ha perso metà delle proprie papille gustative;
- entro i settanta anni il cuore avrà battuto per 2 miliardi e mezzo of times (at an average of 70 beats per minute);
- each 6.5 cm square of skin contains an average of 32 million bacteria;
- every human being loses about 600,000 particles of skin per hour . Within seventy years will have lost an average of 50 kg of skin;
- the noise produced by a sneeze is about 69 decibels, that is, as that of a jackhammer