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jadngapalasir:

V IS MY HERO

jadngapalasir:

V IS MY HERO

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awesomenzo:

sinong hindi maiinlove sa kanya?? bading lang ang hindi o_O such a goddess

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onedayillbehere:

More chrome

onedayillbehere:

More chrome

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3rd-rock-from-the-sun:

Day out at the 24hr endurance race in Dubai

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the-triple-double:

VINCE CARTER
The countless hours spent on the basketball court began to pay off when Vince was 11. That was the year he first ticked the rim with his finger. He stood just over five feet tall. A year later he threw down his first dunk.
Vince competed in pickup games with older boys, and dunking was a big part of the playground culture in Daytona Beach. The crowds that gathered to watch him play, however, recognized that Vince was about much more than dunking. He saw the court, set up his teammates, and played smart D. His uncle, Oliver Lee, had a lot to do with his development as an all-around player. A star for Marquette, Lee was drafted by the Chicago Bulls in 1981, but failed to make the club. He returned to Daytona Beach, where his legend grew on the city blacktops.
#TheTripleDouble

the-triple-double:

VINCE CARTER

The countless hours spent on the basketball court began to pay off when Vince was 11. That was the year he first ticked the rim with his finger. He stood just over five feet tall. A year later he threw down his first dunk.

Vince competed in pickup games with older boys, and dunking was a big part of the playground culture in Daytona Beach. The crowds that gathered to watch him play, however, recognized that Vince was about much more than dunking. He saw the court, set up his teammates, and played smart D. His uncle, Oliver Lee, had a lot to do with his development as an all-around player. A star for Marquette, Lee was drafted by the Chicago Bulls in 1981, but failed to make the club. He returned to Daytona Beach, where his legend grew on the city blacktops.

#TheTripleDouble

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ionlychase-shotsofpatron:

my faaavvvoriteeee.

ionlychase-shotsofpatron:

my faaavvvoriteeee.

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