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[PainInhibitors]

Very quick and simplified explaintion;

A life sentence just means you have to serve a *Minimum* of years either *20 or 25<* *per* life sentence
Before you can be "released"

Usually, Multiple "Life sentences" are given.
For example; *3 life sentences = 75 years>*

[carlaltamirano]

FOR THOSE WHO DONT KNOW: that’s what it means. Life sentence you don’t come out of jail until you die. Unless you have possibility of parole.

[BänânåBöy]

For those who don’t know, a life sentence in most places is 15 years, that’s why people can get multiple life sentences

[DAUKTHEKING]

For those who don’t know: A life sentence is where you have to write about your whole life in one sentence.

[Smashedgrowler]

Not me thinking if u get like 4 life sentences your in jail for 400 years😭😭😭😂😂😂

[theobuilds]

Dam i love that Alton Towers Bridge View 😂💀

[Littlefoot]

Bro my phone fell beneath my bed I had to listen for a hour💀💀💀💀

[FindaMusi]

A life sentence means you have to write a sentence about life...😂💀💀💀

[isaiah]

Wow, very deep yet informative. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[Ashtonanimation]

When I was young I thought a life sentence was writing until your life is gone😊

Edit: this is the best comment I ever had thank you 🙏

[tbeaaaaaaaaeeeech]

It does tf?
A life imprisonment is where the prisoner is in jail until they die

[Mister.K]

I never knew that if you play a boardgame, the instruction manual in the box was for the game you are playing 😭 💀

[ArmanGullistani]

Ur not the only one who thought dat😭💀☠️

[blockmangoplayer]

I CANT THE ONLY ONE..
GOOD GRAMMAR LIL TIMMY 😊

[LaraElfaki]

Finally some video that doesn’t start with “nah cuz” 😅

[Evie_BlueBeautieplays]

When I was young I thought it was a sentence abt someone’s life and they just added on every day 😭🙏🏼

[nCmir]

For those who don't know:

The 20-20-20 dropkick is a technique often used in professional wrestling, particularly in the context of a high-flying or aerial maneuver. The name "20-20-20" typically refers to the execution of the move involving three key components: the setup, the jump, and the landing.

Setup: The wrestler positions themselves in a way that allows them to launch into the dropkick. This often involves getting a running start or using the ropes for momentum.

Jump: The wrestler leaps into the air, extending their legs in a way that resembles a dropkick. The goal is to strike the opponent with the soles of the feet, delivering a powerful impact.

Landing: After executing the dropkick, the wrestler must land safely, often rolling or using their momentum to transition into another move or position.

The "20-20-20" aspect may refer to the precision and timing required to execute the move effectively, ensuring that the wrestler connects with their opponent while maintaining control and safety.

It's important to note that the specifics of the move can vary based on the wrestler's style and the context of the match. The dropkick is a versatile maneuver that can be adapted in various ways to fit different scenarios in the ring.

The 20-20-20 dropkick, like other dropkick variations, involves a series of coordinated movements. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of how the move is typically executed:

Preparation:

The wrestler positions themselves a few steps away from their opponent. They may start from a standing position or after bouncing off the ropes for added momentum.
Approach:

The wrestler takes a few quick steps toward their opponent to build momentum. This is crucial for the effectiveness of the dropkick.
Jump:

As the wrestler gets close to their opponent, they jump off both feet. The jump should be explosive, using the legs to propel the body upward and forward.
Leg Extension:

While in the air, the wrestler extends their legs out in front of them, aiming to strike the opponent with the soles of their feet. The legs should be slightly bent at the knees to maintain control and balance.
Impact:

The goal is to connect with the opponent's upper body, typically targeting the chest or shoulders. The impact should be firm but controlled to avoid injury to both the attacker and the recipient.
Landing:

After the impact, the wrestler should prepare for landing. They can either land on their feet or roll to absorb the impact, depending on the situation and the follow-up move. A good landing helps maintain balance and prepares the wrestler for the next action in the match.
Follow-Up:

After landing, the wrestler can transition into another move or position, depending on the flow of the match. This could involve getting back to their feet quickly or rolling away to avoid a counterattack.

[happysmile]

I thought it was a sentence talking about life 😅😅😅

[Georgia-ytbyou]

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[Crow.]

A life sentence is 45-60 years in most countries but for some places it really is life in prison