Very true.
I personally observed it.

Now this makes sense. I was wondering what was happening

jubrilELsudan:
MORE HOURS TO FVCK AND SHOOT MY HOT CUM IN HER MOUTH.

Wow!

My ex....


That girl can fûck for Africa!


She gave me my first BJ...

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stupid physics as usual
the course is of no use self
stupid courses people will just go and waste their 4 years come out no application

FahBuLous:

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God loves you... He really does...

YOU SOUND LIKE YOUR WIFE AFTER I CUM IN HER MOUTH.

If I remember my secondary school geography well then I think we're too close to the equator to even notice. Days and nights are virtually the same length. In many parts of Nigeria

BetterPoison:
why are you doing this bro

YOU SOUND LIKE YOUR WIFE AFTER I REMOVE HER PYANT BEFORE I SHOOT MY HOT CUM IN HER MOUTH.

jubrilELsudan:



YOU SOUND LIKE YOUR WIFE AFTER I REMOVE HER PYANT BEFORE I SHOOT MY HOT CUM IN HER MOUTH.

nice make up

I said it

jubrilELsudan:
MORE HOURS TO FVCK AND SHOOT MY HOT CUM IN HER MOUTH.

no be the picture wey this girl post on Twitter make Rema ginger her for the weekend

jubrilELsudan:
MORE HOURS TO FVCK AND SHOOT MY HOT CUM IN HER MOUTH.

no be the picture wey this girl post on Twitter make Rema ginger her for the weekend

FuckTheWorld:
Wow!
My ex....

That girl can fûck for Africa!

She gave me my first BJ...

wetin be her name

FuckTheWorld:

Wow!

My ex....


That girl can fûck for Africa!


She gave me my first BJ...

AND THEN? WHAT MUST I DO? SHOULD I RUN AND GO SHOOT MY HOT CUM IN HER MOUTH?

Shoodboi:
Photos added.

Lalasticlala, could you help me push this to the front page. Let's educate the people around here. Thank you.

good one

It was the shortest for me.i was rushing to meet up.

Walahi I no even notice shit...me way don day on 542 Rohypnol today...time just fast like madt

ChizzyBuna:
Waiting for our daddy @Righteous
To come and spew bibilical jargon

The guy will soon come and tell us how solar eclipse is a sign of end times....very idiotic fellow

ChizzyBuna:
Waiting for our daddy @Righteous
To come and spew bibilical jargon

the guy own 2 much. Always making little or no sense. Delusional to say the least.

Vyolet:
I noticed today is a bit long really.
I wish the eclipse will be visible here too, I have witnessed two different eclipse.

Vyolet:
I noticed today is a bit long really.
I wish the eclipse will be visible here too, I have witnessed two different eclipse.

yeah me too I noticed

Bhadmus77:
Lol... Something that today was very short.. It was dark around 6 already.
So how come it's the longest

I was about to say.

Started getting dark around 5pm in my area.

bukatyne:


I was about to say.

Started getting dark around 5pm in my area.

No mind the OP

ChizzyBuna:
Waiting for our daddy @Righteous
To come and spew bibilical jargon

mad oo

AsawanaDgreat:
So today pass 24hours, Geographers over to you guys to educate us.

It's still 24 hours the only difference is that daytime becomes longer than the night, normally daytime should last for 12 hours roughly likewise the night, but since today is summer solstice daytime becomes longer and lasts for 14 to 15 hours while night time lasts for 9 to 10 hours instead of 12. If you add the hours together you still get 24 hours. Luckily for us in the tropics this is not noticeable compared to countries in the temperate and polar regions.

"The sun eclipsed and the Prophet got up, being afraid that it might be the Hour (Day of Judgment). He went to the Mosque and offered a with the longest Qiyam, bowing and prostration that I had ever seen him doing. Then he said, 'These signs which Allah sends do not occur because of the life or death of somebody, but makes His worshipers afraid by them. So, when you see anything thereof, proceed to remember Allah, invoke Him, and ask for His forgiveness.'"

(Bukhari 2:167)

Shoodboi:
Today (June 20, 2020), is the longest day of the year

For those who have been following the weather (especially children who play a lot, adults who fast, and Muslims who pray around 7 in the evening), you may have noticed that dusk comes much later, and lasts for longer.

(Dusk is the period of brief daylight after the sun has set. It marks the boundary between evening and night.)

Everywhere becomes dark around 7:30 pm or even much later, instead of around a few minutes to seven as it used to be in the past (at least, here in Lagos).

This is happening because we are close to the summer solstice, and in fact, today, June 20, 2020, is the summer solstice.


What does Summer Solstice mean?

As you should know, the earth revolves around the sun. However, the earth is not completely round and neither is its orbit round the sun.

The earth’s orbit is elliptical, which makes the distance between the earth and the sun vary throughout the year.

The earth itself is a bit flat at the north and south poles, which makes its side bulge out like a balloon that is about to burst.

The result is that, once a year, the earth positions itself such that the sun appears at its highest position in the sky in the northern part of the earth.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770370_seasonsearthorbitlarge_jpege2f41ba12e676f12b7278da9ea47baa1
The summer solstice is on the left.

That day is called the Summer Solstice and is usually between June 20 and 22 every year.

However, that moment in 2020 falls on 5:44 pm EDT on June 20 (today). For us in Nigeria, that is 10:44 pm WAT (West African Time).


What happens on the Summer Solstice?

The summer solstice is always the longest day and shortest night of the year. This means we will enjoy more daylight today than on any other day of the year.

People living at the northernmost and southernmost parts of the earth will even enjoy 24 hours of sunlight throughout the day.

The summer solstice also marks the beginning of the summer season in the northern hemisphere (the northern half of the earth).

However, the reverse will happen in the southern hemisphere (the southern half of the earth) where the sun will be at its lowest point, making the summer solstice the beginning of the winter season in the Southern hemisphere.


What about the solar eclipse?

Lucky for us, this year’s solstice will coincide with a very rare solstice solar eclipse that will last from 4:45 am to 9:34 am on June 21. (The next solstice solar eclipse will only come around on June 21, 2039.)

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770369_download_pngc26be60cfd1ba40772b5ac48b95ab19b
The eclipse will look like the photo above. That is the moon covering the sun with the thin "ring of fire" line visible.

Tomorrow’s eclipse will be visible from some parts of Africa and Asia.

People living in Congo, Ethiopia, and China will see the eclipse, and so will people living in northern India, southern Pakistan, and the Central African Republic.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770368_screenshot3_jpeg96647f10afbbedde0709206e8c8ff91a
The eclipse will be most visible in the area that is orange in color.

Unfortunately, it appears that it will not be visible from Nigeria.


Source: I wrote this myself with reference from https://www.almanac.com/content/first-day-summer-summer-solstice and https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2020-june-21

insightful

Shoodboi:
Today (June 20, 2020), is the longest day of the year

For those who have been following the weather (especially children who play a lot, adults who fast, and Muslims who pray around 7 in the evening), you may have noticed that dusk comes much later, and lasts for longer.

(Dusk is the period of brief daylight after the sun has set. It marks the boundary between evening and night.)

Everywhere becomes dark around 7:30 pm or even much later, instead of around a few minutes to seven as it used to be in the past (at least, here in Lagos).

This is happening because we are close to the summer solstice, and in fact, today, June 20, 2020, is the summer solstice.


What does Summer Solstice mean?

As you should know, the earth revolves around the sun. However, the earth is not completely round and neither is its orbit round the sun.

The earth’s orbit is elliptical, which makes the distance between the earth and the sun vary throughout the year.

The earth itself is a bit flat at the north and south poles, which makes its side bulge out like a balloon that is about to burst.

The result is that, once a year, the earth positions itself such that the sun appears at its highest position in the sky in the northern part of the earth.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770370_seasonsearthorbitlarge_jpege2f41ba12e676f12b7278da9ea47baa1
The summer solstice is on the left.

That day is called the Summer Solstice and is usually between June 20 and 22 every year.

However, that moment in 2020 falls on 5:44 pm EDT on June 20 (today). For us in Nigeria, that is 10:44 pm WAT (West African Time).


What happens on the Summer Solstice?

The summer solstice is always the longest day and shortest night of the year. This means we will enjoy more daylight today than on any other day of the year.

People living at the northernmost and southernmost parts of the earth will even enjoy 24 hours of sunlight throughout the day.

The summer solstice also marks the beginning of the summer season in the northern hemisphere (the northern half of the earth).

However, the reverse will happen in the southern hemisphere (the southern half of the earth) where the sun will be at its lowest point, making the summer solstice the beginning of the winter season in the Southern hemisphere.


What about the solar eclipse?

Lucky for us, this year’s solstice will coincide with a very rare solstice solar eclipse that will last from 4:45 am to 9:34 am on June 21. (The next solstice solar eclipse will only come around on June 21, 2039.)

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770369_download_pngc26be60cfd1ba40772b5ac48b95ab19b
The eclipse will look like the photo above. That is the moon covering the sun with the thin "ring of fire" line visible.

Tomorrow’s eclipse will be visible from some parts of Africa and Asia.

People living in Congo, Ethiopia, and China will see the eclipse, and so will people living in northern India, southern Pakistan, and the Central African Republic.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770368_screenshot3_jpeg96647f10afbbedde0709206e8c8ff91a
The eclipse will be most visible in the area that is orange in color.

Unfortunately, it appears that it will not be visible from Nigeria.


Source: I wrote this myself with reference from https://www.almanac.com/content/first-day-summer-summer-solstice and https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2020-june-21

insightful.

light099:
And this year is the longest year of this 21st Century and 3rd Millennium.

YEAR 2020 SO FAR
Solar Eclipse, Leap year, Twin year, rumoured for World War III, CoronaVirus pandemic, strange deaths of celebrities/top guys, massive deaths worldwide, worldwide lockdown, impeachment trial for Donald Trump, funny Liverpool EPL coincidence, invincible Hushpuppi finally arrested, SpaceX's first astronaut launch, UK finally pulled out of EU, and many other events.
Abule-Ado explosion, Akure explosion, Edo explosion, Fire outbreaks. The list goes on

And now, a Solar Eclipse wanna wrap up the first half of the year.
Brace yourself folks, it's just six months gone, more actions coming in the second half.
The name of the movie is 2020, and it's action packed.

Aliens next

ChizzyBuna:
Waiting for our daddy @Righteous
To come and spew bibilical jargon

Check ur dictionary the meaning of Corona.
Read Revelation 6:12

Yeah, l noticed this too. Took an afternoon nap, woke up seeing everywhere dark as if it was already 7pm. Alas, it was just 4pm when l checked the clock.

here seems educating at times when all jokers are asleep

Vyolet:
I noticed today is a bit long really.
I wish the eclipse will be visible here too, I have witnessed two different eclipse.

Me too

It's was dark before 5pm in my area. Rain no make us notice am.