I'm not a rapist. I didn't rape anybody.

Oh, do you think he was referring to you?

Excuse me. Hello and welcome to The Troll, where the takes are hot, the logic is optional, and the scrolling is relentless.

I'm Gemma Forte, and I'm Marina Perkis, and while we spend our time doing marathon scrolls, better, more physically fit and heroic souls than us, actually run them.

They do the marathon every year. It's just wonderful,

isn't it? It's just this slice of pure happiness and, well, not, I mean, I was just tearing up.

Tearing up, yeah, reading all the stories. Absolutely incredible stories. It's such a,

I know, okay, I'm going to start with stating the

obvious. Just go straight in with something really banal trawlers. It's a long way to run,

isn't it? It really is. I never forget watching my brother Harry do it. And he was in so much

pain at the end. And me and my sisters, we were like running with him just for the last

hundred meters. It was very emotional. I have a friend Ross Sterling. He did the marathon with a

fridge on his back. He called it Fridget Jones. And he was running for an amazing cause for

War Child. And I think he raised over like 20 grand, like a huge amount. Well, well, done, Ross.

But he had some fridge competition, actually, because there was another guy.

And this guy, the story is exceptional.

And it's very heart-wrenching.

So this guy is called Jordan Adams.

And Ignite underscore 53 said, what an incredible show of strength and purpose.

Jordan Adams completed the marathon with a 25 kilogram fridge strapped to his back to raise

awareness for frontotemporal dementia.

The challenge is part of an even bigger mission, reportedly running 32 marathons in 32 days.

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