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Swedish news anchor Leif Näslund takes a much needed break from the tiresome reading of news:
http://www.vgtv.no/?id=31363&category=1
http://www.vgtv.no/?id=31363&category=1
I dunno.ZQrn said:Wow, I can read the ads and understand some of what he says...
Is this worth a thread by the way?
KISS is over I fear. He also lacks the platform shoes and the glam-style hairdo.arildno said:I dunno.
He's a handsome man with a long tongue. Isn't that good enough for you?
ZQrn said:But hey, it taught me that I can read in Swedish that iPhones are both cheap to buy and cheap to use, a skill that's never to no use.
Tongular gymnastics is a form of exercise that involves using your tongue to perform various movements and exercises, similar to how traditional gymnastics uses the body to perform movements.
The term "tongular" comes from the Latin word "tongulus" which means "little tongue". This term was chosen to highlight the focus on the tongue in this form of gymnastics.
Tongular gymnastics was invented by Swedish news anchor, Mikael Nyqvist. He developed this form of exercise after suffering from tongue muscle tension due to his demanding job in broadcasting.
Some potential benefits of tongular gymnastics include improved tongue muscle strength, increased tongue flexibility, improved pronunciation and articulation, and potential relief from tension and stress in the tongue muscles.
Yes, anyone can do tongular gymnastics as long as they are able to move their tongue and follow the exercises. It is a low-impact form of exercise and can be adapted for people of all ages and fitness levels.