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 Simon video 31 10 Christmas Gifts Youve Never Seen

0:00 - INTRO
00:48 - Personalized Constellation Maps
01:32 - Self-Watering Smart Planters
02:13 - Customized Puzzle Portraits
02:43 - Portable Campfire Kits
03:32 - 3D Pen Art Kits
04:11 - Virtual Reality Travel Experiences
04:51 - Gourmet Molecular Gastronomy Kits
05:29 - Smart Notebook
06:07 - Personalized Message Jewelry
06:41 - DIY Escape Room Kits


Simon video 32 10 Goals You Wont Believe Happened

0:00 - INTRO
00:34 - Zlatan Ibrahimović’s Bicycle Kick Against England (2012)
01:20 - Lionel Messi’s Maradona-esque Solo Run Against Getafe (2007)
02:22 - Roberto Carlos’ Impossible Free Kick (1997)
03:19 - Ronaldinho’s Toe-Poke Wonder Goal Against Chelsea (2005)
04:07 - David Beckham’s Halfway Line Goal Against Wimbledon (1996)
04:47 - Olivier Giroud’s Scorpion Kick Against Crystal Palace (2017)
05:36 - Cristiano Ronaldo’s Gravity-Defying Header Against Sampdoria (2019)
06:24 - Wayne Rooney’s Bicycle Kick Against Manchester City (2011)
07:08 - Andrés Vasquez’s Rabona Stunner (2007)
07:45 - Diego Maradona’s “Goal of the Century” (1986)

Simon video 33 10 Most Expensive Things Ever Sold

0:00 - INTRO
00:42 - The “Tyrannosaurus Rex” Skeleton (1997) - $8.36 Million
01:34 - The "Billionaire" Watch by Jacob & Co. (2015) - $18 Million
02:14 - The 2017 Leonard Cohen” Archive (2016) - $20 Million
02:53 - The 2015 “Intercontinental” Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Watch (2019) - $31 Million
03:35 - The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO (2018) - $48.4 Million
04:32 - The “Banque de France” Gold Bar (2011) - $58 Million
05:24 - The “Pink Star” Diamond (2017) - $71.2 Million
06:17 - The “Wittelsbach-Graff” Diamond (2011) - $80 Million
07:13 - The Card Players” by Paul Cézanne (2011) - $250 Million
08:09 - Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” (2017) - $450.3 Million


Simon video 34 10 Most Incredible Sports Moments(1)

0:00 - INTRO
00:34 - Michael Jordan’s “Flu Game” (1997 NBA Finals)
01:25 - Usain Bolt’s World Record 100m Sprint (2009 World Championships)
02:09 - The Miracle on Ice (1980 Winter Olympics)
02:57 - Serena Williams’ 23rd Grand Slam Title (2017 Australian Open)
03:44 - Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” Goal (1986 World Cup)
04:33 - The Rumble in the Jungle (1974) - Muhammad Ali vs. George Foreman
05:16 - The Immaculate Reception (1972 NFL)
05:57 - Michael Phelps’ 8 Gold Medals at Beijing Olympics (2008)
06:45 - The 2004 Boston Red Sox Comeback ALCS
07:36 - The 1999 UEFA Champions League Final – Manchester United’s Last-Minute Win


simon video 35 10 Haunted Places You Should NEVER Visit

0:00 - INTRO
00:34 - The Aokigahara Forest, Japan
01:22 - Poveglia Island, Italy
02:09 - The Catacombs of Paris, France
02:50 - The Stanley Hotel, Colorado, USA
03:35 - The Tower of London, England
04:20 - Eastern State Penitentiary, Pennsylvania, USA
05:06 - The Myrtles Plantation, Louisiana, USA
05:47 - Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan, India
06:27 - Changi Hospital, Singapore
07:02 - The Banff Springs Hotel, Alberta, Canada


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