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Gorilla Rapes Man Two gay gentlemen Phil and Paul were walking through a zoo. They came across the gorillas and after a while they noticed that the huge male gorilla had a massive erection. This fascinated the gay men so much they couldn't take their eyes off of it. Paul just couldn't bear it any longer and he reached into the cage to touch it. The gorilla grabbed him, dragged him into the cage and screwed him for six hours non-stop. When he was done, the gorilla threw Paul back out of the cage. An ambulance was called and the man was taken away to the hospital. The next day Phil visits him in the hospital and asked, "Are you hurt?" "AM I HURT?" Paul shouted, "Wouldn't you be? That big ape hasn't called, he hasn't written, " Enjoy Christmas 2023 with these promotions offers and its benefits. Special offer for our readers and it's free. Hurray

10-year-old girl pregnant in South Africa, She's in her 8th Month. A lot of people are surprised at how a 10 years old girl could be pregnant. The little girl is said to be from Soweto, South Africa. Social media users are calling on the authorities to catch the man who did this and deal with him accordingly.  But is it medically possible for a 10 years old girl to be pregnant? Click here to see more photos of this girl Men are extremely unbelievably wicked. For 3 seconds of fun some are willing to put innocent underage girls on a part of prolonged confusion, torture and likely death. Enjoy Christmas 2023 with these promotions offers and its benefits. Special offer for our readers and it's free. Hurray

The Death of Stalin’s Son The death of Joseph Stalin’s son Yakov Dzhugashvili in a German concentration camp 80 years ago was kept a secret for decades. Joseph Stalin’s son, Yakov Dzhugashvili, following his capture, on a German airfield, 1941. Alamy. Shortly after the defeat of Nazi Germany in May 1945, Allied military intelligence agents unearthed a container of top secret files in the garden of a senior German diplomat. One set of microfilmed documents contained a report into the shooting of a Soviet prisoner of war by an SS guard at Sachsenhausen concentration camp on 14 April 1943. The victim was a 36-year-old Red Army artillery lieutenant named Yakov Dzhugashvili. There was nothing remarkable in the death of a Soviet soldier in Nazi captivity. In the first 12 months of Adolf Hitler’s invasion of the USSR, an estimated 2.8 million Red Army prisoners had succumbed to starvation, exposure and disease while in German hands. However, as the SS report made clear, Yakov Dzhugashvili was...

A magnificent Soviet soldier, dressed in skirts on the battlefield, died after being captured and subjected to humiliation In the early days of World War II , Germany's policy towards the Soviet Union was to attack the Soviet Union at a distance, and because the Soviet authorities believed that due to the strength of the Soviet armament, Germany would never take the initiative to attack the Soviet Union. Therefore, at the beginning of the war, the Soviet Union did not actively help other countries resist German aggression. The actual result was that the German Lightning Forces quickly moved into the Soviet Union. Of course, the old men were caught off guard, and the battle was retreating steadily, and the army suffered heavy casualties. The most indispensable thing for a fighting nation is people who can fight. When a man is dead, a woman can also go to the battlefield.  Those women who were only waiting for the return of their husbands and sons took up their weapons unwillingly. S...

W hen we think of the monokini today, we picture those fiddly one-piece swimsuits that give you awkward tan lines, popularised by the Kardashian and Hilton sisters. But the first monokini was in fact originally a topless swimsuit that exposed the female breasts, conceived in 1964 by avant-garde designer Rudi Gernreich, who predicted (rather accurately) that “bosom will be uncovered within five years.” While the design initially had a harder time catching on in the United States (the first American model to pose in the swimsuit, Peggy Moffitt, received death threats), the monokini appears to have found itself more at home unsurprisingly in Paris, at the legendary Piscine Molitor, where the first bikini was revealed to the world nearly twenty years earlier in 1946… In this press shoot I found in the  LIFE archives , photographer Paul Schutzer captures model Daphne Dayle showing off the topless design for a pack of hungry male journalists. The suit’s creator, Rudi Gernreich, was ...