nawa....

its like a joke....a bad joke....

Lose not loose.

Go back to school again.

Buhari is your next President, so deal with it.

dadark:
nawa....

Buhari cannot loose.... Igbo 7 million votes cannot make him president

atiku should just pass over his position to sowore and keep quiet or be embarassed....

Onijagidijagan:

Buhari cannot loose.... Igbo 7 million votes cannot make him president

i tell you...if atiku thinks we will just forget his past and vote him,then he is an unredeemable idiiot....

i have nothing realy against obi....but atiku is a bad choice....

if i disliked buhari that much,i would rather vote sowore than atiku....

heck,i would rather vote obi as president than atiku....

Yambee:
Lose not loose.

Go back to school again.

Buhari is your next President, so deal with it.

In that context ,it should be "loss".

Like Buhari like supporter.
Tufia

dadark


Tdarkside


Banturdark


You have started going the muyiwa way with useless threads... Hope all is well with you

Onijagidijagan:

Buhari cannot loose.... Igbo 7 million votes cannot make him president

This nonsense only work in sw politics where anybody that opposes tinubu will suddenly become igbonized

dokyOloye:

In that context ,it should be "loss".

Like Buhari lika supporter.
Tufia

okay....thx....

dadark:


i tell you...if atiku thinks we will just forget his past and vote him,then he is an unredeemable idiiot....

And what of Buhari's past?

dokyOloye:

In that context ,it should be "loss".

Like Buhari lika supporter.
Tufia

are you sure....??

nope....his loose...go look dictionary....



Lose sounds like snooze. If you lose something, you don’t have it anymore. Add an "o," and loose rhymes with goose and describes something that’s not attached.

The word lose has been through some changes since it hit the scene in the year 900. Now you can lose a game, lose your mind, lose control, lose your temper, lose your… train of thought, but you can also lose your car keys or ten pounds. Here are some current examples (because Old English would be confusing):

"If you know you eat all the time because you need something, but you aren’t sure what you need, diets won’t help you lose weight.” (US News)

"Sometimes I have trouble staying focused and I lose my train of thought,” Ford said. (Washington Times)

Loose is also an old word. Its meaning overlapped with lose's at some point, but now they’re separate. Loose got loose! It means not attached well, like a loose tooth, or free like a loose dog that’s off the leash. Lips come in pairs, like the "o’s" in loose, and loose lips sink ships. Here are more examples:

“State police say they're not sure how many chickens are on the loose." (US News)

"And sheepskin coats flowed loose and luxuriously around the body." (Washington Post.)

If you get them mixed up, don’t feel bad: lose and loose do have a shared history. To remember the difference, think of how a goose can get loose. But when loose loses an “o,” it’s gone forever. If you snooze, you lose.



then its lose....

dadark:


i tell you...if atiku thinks we will just forget his past and vote him,then he is an unredeemable idiiot....

I will vote Nnmadi kanu ahead of Atiku,

Yambee:
Lose not loose.

Go back to school again.

Buhari is your next President, so deal with it.

you are right...thx....

hi....now i got the title....is it right this way,Yambee....??

dadark:


are you sure....??

nope....his loose...go look dictionary....



Lose sounds like snooze. If you lose something, you don’t have it anymore. Add an "o," and loose rhymes with goose and describes something that’s not attached.

The word lose has been through some changes since it hit the scene in the year 900. Now you can lose a game, lose your mind, lose control, lose your temper, lose your… train of thought, but you can also lose your car keys or ten pounds. Here are some current examples (because Old English would be confusing):

"If you know you eat all the time because you need something, but you aren’t sure what you need, diets won’t help you lose weight.” (US News)

"Sometimes I have trouble staying focused and I lose my train of thought,” Ford said. (Washington Times)

Loose is also an old word. Its meaning overlapped with lose's at some point, but now they’re separate. Loose got loose! It means not attached well, like a loose tooth, or free like a loose dog that’s off the leash. Lips come in pairs, like the "o’s" in loose, and loose lips sink ships. Here are more examples:

“State police say they're not sure how many chickens are on the loose." (US News)

"And sheepskin coats flowed loose and luxuriously around the body." (Washington Post.)

If you get them mixed up, don’t feel bad: lose and loose do have a shared history. To remember the difference, think of how a goose can get loose. But when loose loses an “o,” it’s gone forever. If you snooze, you lose.



then its lose....

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