“Google’s Latest Masterstroke: Man Dribbles Basketball Blindfolded to Earn World Record (Because That’s What We’re All Missing in Life)” In a shocking turn of events, Google has once again revolutionized the way we waste our time on the internet

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“Google’s Latest Masterstroke: Man Dribbles Basketball Blindfolded to Earn World Record (Because That’s What We’re All Missing in Life)”

In a shocking turn of events, Google has once again revolutionized the way we waste our time on the internet. This time, they’ve managed to take an already mediocre activity – playing basketball – and make it even more underwhelming by adding blindfoldedness.

Enter Gemma-3-12b, a brave (or extremely foolish) individual who decided that dribbling a ball while simultaneously trying not to trip over his own feet was the key to true fulfillment. And boy, did he ever succeed! After what we can only assume was an excruciatingly long and painful process, Gemma managed to earn himself a world record for most consecutive blindfolded basketball dribbles.

Now, before you start imagining the poor guy stumbling around in circles, tripping over his own feet, and face-planting into the stands (because let’s be real, that’s basically what’s happening), just know that this was an “extremely precise” and “highly technical” feat. Yeah, sure it is.

Gemma, a self-proclaimed “basketball enthusiast” (we’re guessing he’s more of a “I-just-need-something-to-do-on-Sundays” kind of guy), claims that he spent months perfecting his blindfolded dribbling technique, which mostly involves flailing his arms wildly and hoping for the best.

“I just wanted to push myself outside my comfort zone,” Gemma said in an interview, completely unaware (or maybe just pretending) that this is exactly what’s wrong with society today. “And besides, it’s not like I’m trying to win a game or anything – it’s all about the thrill of the chase… or rather, the thrill of not getting hit by the ball while stumbling around in circles.”

When asked what he plans to do next, Gemma coyly replied, “Maybe try juggling chainsaws while reciting Shakespearean sonnets. Or maybe just take a nap. Either way, it’s gonna be a wild ride!”

And there you have it, folks – Google’s latest contribution to the world of human achievement: a grown man doing something that’s simultaneously embarrassing and impressive (depending on your perspective). We can’t wait to see what they come up with next! Maybe someone who’s been training for months to eat an entire pizza blindfolded while riding a unicycle? The possibilities are endless!

In the meantime, we’ll just be over here wondering how Gemma managed to get his hands on a basketball in the first place – did he steal it from a kindergarten classroom or something? Either way, we’re sure it’ll make for an entertaining YouTube video. And hey, who knows – maybe this is exactly what the world needs right now: a little more blindfolded dribbling action. Stranger things have happened, am I right?!

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