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oyerr:The competition is what I am looking at, most people will not come back because whatever it is, Fiverr already offers it except the Naira point you made. But I will take another visit and create an account. Let's see what Oyerr can offer. But I would have preferred it to be a better alternative to Fiverr and not another version. |
This is not unique. More like fiverr.My opinion though, it may not matter. |
shallysgirl:Seems like an irony. ![]() |
DeadRat:Same for me. |
Love crashes because of the hidden selfish foundation it is built upon. Until we start loving one another without expecting something in return or gaining something from it, love will keep crashing. |
shallysgirl:The ones you created or gave birth to, abi? |
shallysgirl:This one is stupid ooo, what is Oduduwans? Lol OLODO |
gidgiddy:Only that their worry is shambles and unconstitutional, and I am very skeptical about the realization. It is very impossible to include rights to secession at this stage in the history of Nigeria. |
gidgiddy:What do you think PDP & APGA Igbos want? Biafra or the presidency? My brother, the Igbos who matter cares, it's the Igbos who don't matter that don't care. |
gidgiddy:How many Igbos are you speaking for? |
CioAngels:And the woman is a stupid fool. For you to be so critical of the girl you must be guilty of the help me, help me attitude too when you see a long queue at ATM. |
OtemAtum:And I am telling you, that the girl only took the opportunity that was presented to her. I do not blame her, I only blame the woman. If that's not how you see it, fine. But this is how I see it. |
oyb:You say the things you don't know bro. You don't even have an idea how many times I have bought from Ebay and you assume it is because of people like me they don't ship goods anymore to Nigeria. I am done dilly-dallying with you. And mind you, it is not because of people like me. It is because of people who have the intention of stealing from them and approach them. It is not because of people like me who takes the opportunity being presented to them. If an opportunity comes your way, don't take it and keep living in your assumed world that doesn't exist. |
OtemAtum:Did the girl steal the ATM? That alone made it an opportunity for her. You are not really getting the point. She didn't force her at gunpoint or with any weapon, she did not charm her. The little girl was presented the OPPORTUNITY. The woman has the blame biko. You can only blame the girl if the woman did not give her the opportunity. And on religion, well that's another matter for another day. I don't give a fig about it. |
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oyb:I am not trolling and that is the mindset I have. You have a contrary mindset doesn't make your mindset right. Learn to absorb people's mindset too. You described your boss giving his ATM stupidly, you do that and you don't expect people to take your money someday? Your boss needs serious scolding. The case of the girl is however different from a boss giving his ATM card to his employees. I would think he is testing me. But was that woman the girl's boss? What is wrong with you people in Nigeria sef? That's how you will be bringing two cases that are completely different in motives and shape and be putting them side by side. You think you are honest, abi? Wait until your day comes. |
OtemAtum:I'M AFRAID YOU ARE RELIGIOUS BROTHER, BUT YOU JUST DON'T KNOW IT. How on earth can you call what that girl did cheating? I will paste the dictionary meaning of cheating here and explain it, and afterward if you still don't understand, then I'm done. cheat [cheet] verb (past and past participle cheat·ed, present participle cheat·ing, 3rd person present singular cheats) 1. transitive verb deceive somebody: to deceive or mislead somebody, especially for personal advantage 2. intransitive verb break rules to gain advantage: to break the rules in a game, examination, or contest, in an attempt to gain an unfair advantage 3. intransitive verb be unfaithful: to have a sexual relationship with somebody other than a spouse or regular sexual partner 4. transitive verb escape something: to avoid harm or injury by luck or cunning noun (plural cheats) 1. (deceitful person a deceiver who uses trickery to gain an unfair advantage 2. (dishonest trick): a dishonest or unfair trick 3. (commercial law) dishonestly obtaining property: the obtaining of somebody else's property by dishonest means 4. annual grass: an annual bromegrass. Native to: Europe, naturalized in North America. Latin name: Bromus secalinus [14th century. Shortening of escheat] -cheat·er, noun Microsoft® Encarta® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. For the verb definitions 1. To deceive or mislead somebody for personal advantage. If you want to deceive someone you have to approach the person, the news did not claim that the girl had the intention neither did she approach the woman and offered help. You see, the law is fragile and it considers intent when it comes to sensitive issues. The girl is innocent from this definition. 2. To break rules to take advantage. Did you see that? I believe you will agree with me here that woman who presented the opportunity to the girl is guilty here. She broke banks rules on disclosure of ATM pins just because she wanted to gain an advantage of the people in the queue. 3. Sorry, it is not applicable here. 4. It not fully applicable too. Now to the noun 1. The woman actually is the culprit here, she is the cheat. The girl may also be, but if the woman had not presented the opportunity she wouldn't have been. So I blame the woman. 2. I still blame the woman. 3. Well, for the sake of argument I will blame the little girl for the first time. It's a business strategy and all businessmen do this. Except if you want to argue this too. But the woman still presented the opportunity. I HOPE WE ARE CLEAR? And mind you, pastorpreneurship is not cheating, nobody is forced to pay tithes and offerings. And it is a wonderful business. |
OtemAtum:If someone like me is voted as the president, then stupid people will reduce drastically in the country. Patience will continue to be a virtue. And little girls will be given ample opportunities better than ATM cards. Are you satisfied? The future of Nigeria will be bright. What has my religion got to do with this issue? Are you a religious fanatic? |
OtemAtum:You only think it's negative because your comprehension is lower. You see, there are different types of people and it is evident in how much they can use their cognitive minds. Be scared, be really scared. ![]() |
franciskaine:Please, stop the fallacy. Anyone cannot be in such situation, and I can never. Help is different from what happened. DO NOT GIVE ANYBODY, NOT EVEN YOUR NEXT OF KIN YOUR ATM PIN. DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK. The lass is not a thief, she is a good opportunity taker. If I have the chance, I will visit Sapele and train the lass, she would be a good businesswoman when she grows. |
franciskaine:And what about the woman? Wiser than King Solomon? ![]() |
vingeophysicist:That woman saw her as a daughter but is she her daughter? Why are Nigerians too emotional? Daughter ko, son ni. |
kenonze:That your picture must be photoshopped, if it was not then I am dying for your curves. ![]() |
Originalsly:You have embarrassed yourself instead sire. Do you by chance have ATM card? Do you by chance read the paper it came along with? If so and then you still blame that poor girl, then you have embarrassed yourself. There is a great difference between stealing and awoof. Did she steal the ATM, and yet you call that a simple request? If it was that simple, why chase her on bike shouting thief, thief? SMH |
If I defend the girl in court even despite not being a lawyer, she will not lose the case. There is a great difference between stealing and dashing someone money. What happened is what happens normally in our everyday life. The impatient woman presented an opportunity to make money to the girl and she did not disappoint. The girl did not go there intending to steal from her, did she? The girl has committed no crime, stealing the ATM would have been her a crime, but she did not commit that. Sadly, the ignorant mob would beat the little girl who maybe somehow needed money in her life and for her mother. The naive woman is to blame. The title of this thread is nonsense, it should have been ' A stupid and naive woman gave a little poor girl her ATM pin.' |
Lol, I saw this picture somewhere online and I couldn't help but laugh unstoppably. The software user definitely thought he/she needs a snake to run a software program instead of Python programming language. ![]()
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Arysexy: , don't be pained, my brother. Follow instructions dearly and don't bring your stupid logic which failed from the beginning close to me. Biafra is only for the Igbos who have death wishes. We know how many of you Python II swallowed. Iwobi is not a Biafran as he did not refuse to play for Nigeria today. Many of your kind who are abroad have torn their Nigerian passports and they now use a Biafran passport. Iwobi has a Nigerian passport and plays for Nigeria not Biafra. I am not surprised by seeing your so-called logic because I know you're suffering from brain atrophy. When you get cured, come back you hear? |
creamylicious:Why not, I like seeing fine faces too, but not only that sha + the jugs and the asses. That's the advantage. ![]() |
Arysexy:All the bolded above confirms your foolhardiness. Sadly, I can't help you to stop thinking whatever your atrophied brain comes up with. When you get sense, quote me, until then I hope Nigeria's qualification kills you. |
creamylicious:I am thinking about Burger and Pizza, my lady. Pardon me, it was not women's world cup qualifiers. ![]() |
creamylicious:You must have watched that match alone. Lol |
Arysexy:Unfortunately for you, Biafra is only valid as a claim. Iwobi has never claimed Biafra for once. And as far as we are concerned, he is very much Nigerian. Abi na Biafra him play for today? In the eyes of the fool and the stupid ones, every Ibo man is a Biafran. Oponu oshi |
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a deceiver who uses trickery to gain an unfair advantage