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Le Parkour

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 Le ... Você sabe o que é isso? Estava lendo uma Revista especializada em Videogames e em uma das reportagens um indivíduo fez uma pergunta absurda: "Será que é possível andarmos pelas paredes como a personagem de "Prince of Persia"?" (Para quem não conhece o jogo, é uma andadinha assim, tipo "Matrix"). Pensei imediatamente: "Que cara imbecil! Mas é lóóóóógico que não é possível!" e comecei a ler a resposta: A revista: "É impossível." Eu: "Não falei? Nerd idiota!" A maldita revista: "A menos que você seja um praticante de Parkour" Eu: "..." (Uma súbita queda de queixo) Segundo a revista, os praticantes da modalidade conseguem...

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