Videos have emerged of a street fight club on the streets of Thailand between teenagers that cops are struggling to police.

Hundreds will gather for the street boxing bouts as amateur fighters gather to knock seven heavens out of each other.

Police are said to be investigating the footage after concerned locals in Bangkok reported the meets to the authorities.

This looks pretty brutal...

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Organiser, 32-year-old Joe Nok, says he is not breaking any rules with the fights as they're simply 'aggressive sparring' rather than fully fighting.

"The atmosphere is electric," he said.

"You have to be very brave to step into the ring. The crowd loves it.

"There's blood being spilled, bones cracking and bruises. But this country is the home of Muay Thai. Do you want fairy kisses and cuddles?"


He says the presence of a referee ensures nothing untoward happens at the fights and a medic is always present just in case of injury.

Nok also said there 'are no losers here' as everyone is just an ordinary person with a day job that simply likes to fight. When police have approached them about the practise being a bit dangerous, they've simply replied that with no declared winner or loser, it is simply fitness training and they're allowed to carry on.

Each fight lasts three minutes, with competitors wearing gum shields and gloves but no protective head gear. They also fight on concrete, not in a designated ring.

Should police decide to arrest Nok as the organiser, he could face a £440 fine and be jailed for up to a year.

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Apparently, the athletes at the Olympics are at it like rabbits.

In 2012, during the London Olympics, it was reported that 150,000 condoms were handed out to athletes, and this year apparently 450,000 condoms are being distributed during the games in Rio.

People think that the athletes train and train for years on end, moderating their sex lives, so when it comes to the time when they can relax a little bit, sex is on their minds.

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This isn't the case however, as sports scientist and Olympic training coach Mike Young, PhD, said when speaking to BuzzFeed Health.

"A lot of it comes down to this notion that a man's vigor is in his sperm, and the theory would be that by abstaining from sexual activity you somehow keep testosterone high or even increase it," Young said. "That's completely refuted by the research."

It was found that popping the P in the V actually increases testosterone, so can somewhat help with performances.

So maybe getting down to it before a big event will help? Well only if it's not within two hours of that event starting, as BuzzFeed reports that leaving that little time won't be a big enough window to recover.

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Doing the dirty can act as a distraction or stress buster for some, as sports psychologist Stephen Graef explained to BuzzFeed. Ultimately, though, it comes down to whether a person feels like they can or not.

Young told them: "We found that the biggest indicator was your preconceived notion of whether or not it would impact you.

"The takeaway we found was that your own moral code or perception of what will happen will likely happen."

No wonder they get through so many condoms in the Athletes' Village.

Pokémon Go has been out for two weeks now and has taken over the entire world. Literally. Apart from Saudi Arabia, where it's been banned.

Everyone knows at least five people playing it and if you aren't and still trying to play it cool, you know you're curious as to what the fuss is about. Your finger has hovered over the install button more than once - don't try and lie to me.

Now, despite one of my colleagues believing Pokémon Go is the saddest thing that's happened in the 21st Century (geek sad, not feeling sad), I've refrained from calling anyone who plays a geek, nerd or loser.

I am a Pokémon Go trainer and I do not consider myself any of these things.

However, and there's a big however, I do take issue with a game as massive as Pokémon Go being 'completed' in just over two weeks.

One trainer in the US claims he has caught all the Pokémon available to him. According toReddit user ftb_hodor, he's caught all 142 available Pokémon in the US. There's obsessive and there's this.

It'd be easy to shoot him down as a liar but to be fair to the guy he admits he hasn't seen Ditto or Mewtwo and he's definitely not seen any of the legendary birds - Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres. And, of course, I'll shit my pants the day someone actually sees or catches Mew.

He also doesn't have Farfetch'd, which is exclusive to Asia, Mr. Mime, who is exclusive to Europe or Kangaskhan, who is exclusive to Australia and New Zealand. He does have Tauros however, who is exclusive to the US.

Anyway, he claims to have put in around 95 miles worth of walking to catch all the Pokémon, at an average of eight miles every day.

Will he head to every corner of Earth to catch the last few? No, is the simple answer. Or so he said on Reddit.

I'm only on Level 9. I've got some catching up to do.

Looks like I'll have to cross sleep off my daily list of things to do in order to be the very best that no one ever was. Except ftb_hodor.

In recent years online privacy has become a major talking point among the Internet-using public.

So much so, the likes of Whatsapp and Apple have gone to great lengths to ensure end-to-end encryption protects its users from being snooped on.

Given Google's new messenger app Allo has also got end-to-end encryption, it was only a matter of time before Facebook followed suit.

Facebook will soon add a new feature called 'secret conversations' to its messenger app meaning third-parties cannot see what is being said - only the sender and receiver can see the conversation.

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Facebook themselves and law enforcement will have no access whatsoever to the secret conversations.

The new feature will be rolled out to a small number of users before making it available to everybody later this summer.

Where the Facebook feature differs from Whatsapp (owned by Facebook, of course) is the fact the encryption feature is opt-in rather than a default.

Secret conversations will also only work on one device and won't work for GIFs and videos, for the time being.

You can also set a 'self-destruct' time on certain messages if you so choose.

With 900 million active users every month, Facebook Messenger's massive step towards user privacy is a kick in the teeth for governments who want access to private messages.

Something tells me there'll be a controversy of sorts around this in the near future.

If there's one life lesson to live by, it's to not try it on with one of your work colleagues as it almost always ends up a shitshow.

But is it worse than trying it on with someone you think is a work colleague yet is actually just some random person with the same name? Take a look at this conversation and choose for yourself.

IMHO, this seems a lot worse.

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That there’s a lot Indian men need to learn about the art of approaching women, impressing them, or even respecting them is a known fact. But an American women just revealed a truth about Indian men that’s a real embarrassment. An Indian guy recently asked “Why do Americans girls disconnect the chat immediately if I tell them that I'm an Indian? What is their perception about Indian guys?” on Quora and the responses is got are for all the men in this country to read. 

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While a lot of women took turns to explain where exactly Indian men go wrong while chatting with women online, a certain Melanie Smith, a frequent traveller to India said it all in one long reply. Here’s what she wrote.

Oh, man. I really want to avoid the truth here. You have a real answer coming. Are you sure you want it? It's not comfortable for any of us. Please continue to remind yourself of one thing while reading; not everyone falls into the behavior I'm going to address below. The OP wants to know why ignoring happens. We don't know his behavior, or how many times this has happened.

If any of you care to look at my social media pages you'll notice it's primarily Indian guys. All ages. All states. All religions. All educations. All jobs. I have very solid experience in how you behave when an American woman replies via social media (for the record, I know a lot of Indian guys in person, so rest assured I also know all the variables of your IRL personalities).

Let me give a sincere thank you to all the Indian men who have protected me, defended me and literally kicked the ass of guys harassing me. (I don't condone this, but sometimes it's all they understand)

Unlike western guys, Indian guys immediately ask very personal questions. I won't use actual screen shots to protect the (not so) innocent. But here are some classic questions and comments from Indian guys;

What are you wearing?

Is your husband home?

Do you get along well with your husband?

Are you laying in bed?

When did you lose your virginity?

These are innocent enough questions. But, to most women if the guy is Indian, she stops there. Why? Because if she answers those questions, the next series goes like this;

Do you enjoy the sex?

Can I see a photo of your face with your hair loose?

I have one doubt... is masturbation bad for health?

Can I see one photo of you in jeans?

Rarely will an American woman not block you at this point. It's very offensive to us to be asked these questions.

If we are still allowing messages, next comes;

Can I see your breast? Side view and front view. Cleavage is fine for first photo. (Keep in mind, no need to have responded to previous sexual type questions. You can change the subject with each reply and they still do this!)

I've never seen a clean (what's Quora's policy here? Do we say slang or medical term?) ? American girls are clean and I want to see.

It gets worse from there. Why do I put up with this offensive behavior? Because you are better than this. All of you. So am I. So is every American woman who you think is worthless enough to engage in casual sex with you. You'll never realize your error if no one is willing to patiently teach you. I have blocked some, but 99.9% eventually get it. Overtime I see their English improve, their mind open and their intelligence about culture expand. It's worth the effort. I see men who start to see me, a woman (white!) as a friend and a confidant. Not some bimbo to do wrong things with. That's worth it!

I have been told, "why can't you do the sex? You're white. White women can have abortions." Do I even need to explain how wrong this is?  I once asked a guy who was continually asking me to "say (bad word for female genitals) to me" why Indian women aren't asked the same questions. I was told "because they are like pillar. Goddess. Most respect to them." As if somehow I'm lesser. Wow. It takes every ounce of love I can muster up to help these naive guys realize the errors in their thinking. Yes, I called them naive. They are clueless about women and western culture.

Guys, they block you because your countrymen have made it known that they think a white girl in jeans and a tshirt will have "the sex" with anyone. They think you're a racist pig. Yes, they judge you and it isn't fair, is it? It sucks to be judged by a few cultural impressions of the worst behaved. It sucks to be on our end, the end that is treated like a worthless person, too.

I've heard, seen, and read things that would make Sunny Leone blush with embarrassment.

Guys, my girlfriends tell me to make sure my Indian friends can't see them. As recently as last Saturday a friend told me Indian guys that know me keep trying to send her wrong messages.

Please stop. You're better than this.

What do you think of her response? Tell us in the comments box below.

f you sleep with someone else's boyfriend, I think the least you can expect in terms of karma can be someone mercilessly trolling you into the ground.

I mean, far worse things have happened to people that have played away. One cheating guy got a video sent to him of his girlfriend in bed with another man. Another woman put sanitary towels all over her cheating boyfriend's car.

Then there are the arsonist psychos; one who lit her boyfriend's penis on fire and another who burned her partner's genitals with hair straighteners. Proper rough stuff, them.

But we're here to discuss a woman who wanted to text the girlfriend of the man she'd cheated with, with some pretty life-altering news. She'd fallen pregnant with his baby and wanted to let her know she was currently in a relationship with a piece of shit.

Little did she know, she'd Whatsapps the wrong number...

hat ending is comedy gold. Imagine calling someone you've been trolling for half an hour a jerk.

The conversation was uploaded to Imgur by OddOod.