I LOVE VUSI , SO INFLUENTIAL IT IS JUST UNREAL THE WAY HE IS , EXCELLENT SAID GARETH , APPROACHING VUSI ,I don't think anyone has the capabilities or the zest FOR VUSI . GARETH THE SHOW WITH VUSI , I REALLY ENJOY THE SHOW ,OUSTANDING ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ BEAUTIFUL SAID GARETH , LOVE THE DRIVE BOTH OF YOU GUYS HAVE.
Hope you see this comment, Vusi, the time will without doubt come when you will understand well the governance of Rwanda. Yes, money talks, but you will be horrified when you do.
If i could win the 50 k it could change my mothers life. She has been financially unstable for the past 2 years❤️hope the lord makes it happen shout out to the shady phodcast.
I love listening to Chris . You are intelligent and you dont swear. You are educated and practical thinking. You are a wondeful example for future generations. I can see you doing wonderful things for this country.
Several scientific studies have shown that cycling reduces your risk of heart disease. In a recent study published in the journal Circulation, it was discovered that regular cyclists suffer 15 percent fewer heart attacks than non - cyclists . The overall health benefits of cycling are tremendous. Cycling reduces the incidence of cerebrovascular accidents, coronary artery disease, hypertension, dyslipidemia, obesity, and diabetes mellitus. Strong inverse relationships have also been demonstrated between commuter cycling and all-cause mortality, cancer mortality, and cancer morbidity among middle-aged and elderly study participants. Despite these benefits, cycling commonly leads to injury, with up to 85% of all recreational cyclists citing an overuse injury. Given unbalanced pressure distribution when on the bike, the neck, hands, wrists, lower back, knees, and perineum are the regions most frequently affected by cycling.
The right ventricle is one of the heart’s four chambers and is responsible for pumping oxygen-depleted blood to the lungs It is located in the lower right portion of the heart below the right atrium and opposite the left ventricle. The left ventricle is an integral part of the cardiovascular system. Left ventricular contraction forces oxygenated blood through the aortic valve to be distributed to the entire body. With such an important role, decreased function caused by injury or maladaptive change can induce disease symptoms.
Bro, are you doing journalism or commentating or throwing opinions? I get confused. Almost all your discussions are led by your subjective points rather than taking the "devil's advocate" approach, which for me is more rewarding. But thanks for sharing
Oh, I remember him. He portrayed president Snow in the Hunger Games. President Snow is a very manipulative, cruel, and ruthless leader who does not care for the people of Panem. Katniss ( portrayed by Jennifer Lawrence) has always despised him for his sadistic style of leadership. However, her hatred for him intensifies after the Games. His personality is cruel, plotting, and cunning. President Snow has no hesitation to murder friend and foe alike, and he uses his impressive intelligence in service of his desire to manipulate and control. Basically, he never loses at playing mind games - and he likes to play them to the death.
Carton de Wiart served in the Boer War, World War One, and World War Two. In the process, he was shot in the face, losing his left eye, and was also shot through the skull, hip, leg, ankle, and ear. Having previously lost an eye and a hand in battle, Carton de Wiart, as commanding officer, was seen by his men pulling the pins of grenades out with his teeth and hurling them with his one good arm during the Battle of the Somme, winning the Victoria Cross. Soldiers like Carton de Wiart are a real example of troops serving today. It's quite sad that having sacrificed so much his story isn't particularly well-known. I think as well as remembering the war dead, it is vital we remember what injured soldiers like him went through in countless conflicts. For him to have endured all those injuries and gone through so much rehabilitation in so many conflicts and to never give up is really inspirational, particularly given the inferior medical facilities they had then. I just don't know how he managed it.
I can tell y'all are jabbing 🥊 EFF land policy, you middle class are a problem! Y'all think us lower class got no brains, no one wants land for the sake of it.
