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These beings are group of Shaitans (Satans). They exist as we exist, they eat, they drink, the speak etc in spiritual realm. But they tend to appear and do things differently from us. They also belong to different groups. There are some of them that are Muslims, some are Christians even a good percentage of them are idol worshippers. They have the capability to appear in their real form (weird-looking) and they can also transform into many things like human, snakes, cats, dogs etc. When they transform into another being, they could be harmed. That's one of the differences between them and the angels. No one can harm any angel either in angelic form or in another form. |
This is for those who care to read this... I decided to write this not to counter Lastchild claims but to corroborate them. The demons, spiritual wives, Satans etc are very real. I will be right back... |
How many in a month? |
Mythical fact. |
Tell that to Seun Isaactop9: |
That is the meaning. Vaping means smoking weed. Slonge2: |
Oh my bad. I read the comment with heavy eyes. Good to know you are good. vedaxcool: |
leonard509:JiC? Stop vaping on my thread. SMDH. |
“Vape”, the act of inhaling and exhaling chemical vapors from electronic cigarettes, has been named the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) “word of the year”, beating more than 150 million other words in the English language. The term beat a number of new phrases that have entered the English lexicon since the beginning of this year, including “bae”, a term rooted in American hip-hop language, and “slacktivism”, referring to internet social campaigns such as the ice bucket challenge. READ MORE :E-Cigarettes could save thousands of lives, experts say According to OED staff, words are chosen each year “to reflect the ethos, mood, or preoccupations of that particular year and to have lasting potential as a word of cultural significance.” “A gap emerged in the lexicon, as a word was needed to describe this activity, and distinguish it from ‘smoking’,” the OED said. “As vaping has gone mainstream, with celebrities from Lindsay Lohan to Barry Manilow giving it a go, and with growing public debate on the public dangers and the need for regulation, so the language usage of the word ‘vape’ and related terms in 2014 has shown a marked increase.” The words selected often have a significant cultural or societal meaning, and reflect the changing nature of human society. Increasingly, many of the words selected reflect advances in technology and internet culture, as social media becomes a prominent medium of human interaction. Previous winners of the OED’s contest include the words “chav”, “squeezed middle” and “selfie”. “Vape” also signifies the growing popularity of electronic cigarettes and vapors. The devices were originally touted as medicinal tools used to help smokers wean off their habit, and were a preferable – and trendier – alternative to nicotine patches and gum. READ MORE:No ifs, no butts: UK's £100m e-cigarette industry up in smoke? The rapidly expanding e-cig industry is already estimated to be worth around £1.76 billion globally. While some doctors say the move from tobacco to e-cigs could save up to 54,000 lives a year, other institutions including the World Health Organization (WHO) claim the devices contain harmful chemical toxins that could harm users and those around them. Earlier this year, the WHO set out recommendations to prohibit their use in public spaces. |
vedaxcool:Someone has definitely hacked vedaxcool account. Seun should do something asap before NL becomes history. |
I smell rat poison. |
iPhone 6 plus. It was sold at 185,000 yesterday. |
O ga o. This Agbaje should be thrown in famgbe water. |
Police and NEPA ![]() |
Do people still use MTN ni. That network sucks. I will rather stick to my etisalat. At least etisalat is a lesser evil. |
Can that juju work on Shekau? Our soldiers should go to Onitsha and get theirs. |
Who is even patronizing Cnn? Some Nigerians could be dumb sha. Will Americans come and vote in Nigeria. It is high time for the giant of Africa to establish CNN rival not NTA. |
Interested members can call 01-9034505 or 01-9034511. |
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hisblud:Yes you can do that. It is the simplest and easiest thing to do. Just give your systems the same Private IP Address range and the same Subnet mask. You are done. Router is not necessary in a LAN except when you are connecting to another network eg Internet. Feel free to ask questions if I am not clear enough. |
Seriously theft and robbery have drastically reduced in Lagos. The first phone that was stolen from me actually happened at OBALENDE. When it comes to pickpocketing give it to that area of Lagos. I was coming from second Avenue, Ikoyi with my earpiece in my ear. I felt light after entering a bus and the sound stopped all of a sudden. Op should have added OSHODI. Few days ago, I heard a bus driver shouting "hey file! O gbodo mu". The guy just left d lady side and walked away. I later realized that the driver sighted the guy afar, walking side by side with a lady in order to remove things from her bag. Oshodi is crazy though not like before. |
ToyozzieTohBad:If you want to copy, copy well. You don't need long epistle for people to like your comment. You can see why people refuse to click like yet. |
10. Mount Weather (Virginia) This civilian command facility is a bunker and is also used as the command center for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Announcements made by the President or FEMA over the Emergency Alert System are most likely to come from here. The site has fortified building above the surface and underground bunkers as well.
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9. Cheyenne Mountain (Colorado) Located 2,000 feet deep in granite, this facility was originally designed to withstand a 5 megaton nuclear explosion at a distance of 1.7 miles. This place is probably the safest in all of Colorado.
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8. Raven Rock Mountain Complex (Pennsylvania-Maryland) There are five, three-story buildings in the complex meant to relocate the the pentagon site. The facilities in this complex contain everything you could need including a dental clinic, snack bar, barber shop and even a Starbucks.
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7. The Moscow Metro (Russia) This subway system is also a large subterranean system of secret trains and bunkers. It is a hidden city underneath Moscow. Most of the Metro was built by Stalin during the Cold War.
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6. Iron Mountain (Massachusetts)
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5. The Greenbrier Bunker (Virginia) The US government built an addition to this hotel in 1958 and in exchange, they were allowed to build a 120,000 square foot bunker underneath it. The bunker remained a secret until 1990 when it was revealed and then decommissioned.
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4. Burlington Bunker (UK) This is a 35 acre cold war city located 100 feet beneath the surface of Corsham. The site was built by the British government in 1950 and code named Burlington. The shelter could accomodate 6,000 people for 3 months and withstand nuclear strikes.
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The Shanghai Complex (China) Most of the details of this facility have been kept hidden but what is known is that the bunker covers one million square feet and is capable of housing up to 200,000 people. The shelter has the ability to withstand blasts, nuclear radiation and poisonous gases.
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2. Denver International Airport (Colorado) This airport is one of the world’s largest and busiest. The airport covers 53 square miles and is rumored to contain a bunker underneath the buildings that stands above the plain. Five buildings are said to have been built “incorrectly” and then new buildings placed on top of them
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