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TheDriller:Like really? ![]()
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Oga oo.. |
@ op, where you dey make i come give u hug.. ![]() Nice write up |
Nice write up |
According to him "it's no news that the economy of this entity (Nigeria)is in a precarious sentenza, We must halt this ludicrously lugubrious kakistism and must demur against demuren (no onomatopoeic extrapolation intended). To him now, he don give us the meaning of "demuren"? I feel like punching him
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Reporting from kufukiland
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Toks2008:Bro, it seems like you are going through some personal things.. You need to slow down. Life is not a fairy tale as written in the Bible and Quran |
Hiploko:Only a lazy man depends totally on government |
No gain without pain.. |
To most of the ladies, this question might sound stupid to them but as a guy, i really want to know why. Is it that they are enjoying it or cos it is painful? |
I was chatting with a friend this morning and the following conversation below( screenshot) ensued: Guys, What would your reaction be if a lady bed wets your bed?
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What Is A Solar Eclipse? A solar eclipse is a natural event that takes place on Earth when the Moon moves in its orbit between Earth and the Sun (this is also known as an occultation). It happens at New Moon, when the Sun and Moon are in conjunction with each other. If the Moon was only slightly closer to Earth, and orbited in the same plane and its orbit was circular, we would see eclipses each month. The lunar orbit is elliptical and tilted with respect to Earth’s orbit, so we can only see up to 5 eclipses per year. Depending on the geometry of the Sun, Moon and Earth, the Sun can be totally blocked, or it can be partially blocked. During an eclipse, the Moon’s shadow (which is divided into two parts: the dark umbra and the lighter penumbra) moves across Earth’s surface. Safety note: do NOT ever look at the Sun directly during an eclipse unless it is during a total solar eclipse. The bright light of the Sun can damage your eyes very quickly. Facts About Solar Eclipses *Depending on the geometry of the Sun, Moon, and Earth, there can be between 2 and 5 solar eclipses each year. *Totality occurs when the Moon completely obscures Sun so only the solar corona is showing. *A total solar eclipse can happen once every 1-2 years. This makes them very rare events.s. *The longest a total solar eclipse can last is 7.5 minutes. *The width of the path of totality is usually about 160 km across and can sweep across an area of Earth’s surface about 10,000 miles long. *Almost identical eclipses occur after 18 years and 11 days. This period of 223 synodic months is called a saros. *During a total solar eclipse, conditions in the path of totality can change quickly. Air temperatures drop and the immediate area becomes dark. * If any planets are in the sky at the time of a total solar eclipse, they can be seen as points of light. TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon completely blocks the solar disk. In a total solar eclipse, the narrowest part of the path (where the Sun is completely blocked and the Moon casts its darkest shadow (called the umbra)) is called the “zone of totality”. Observers in this path see a darkened Sun (often described as a “hole in the sky”) with the ghostly glow of the solar corona extending out to space. A phenomenon called “Bailey’s Beads” often appears as sunlight shines out through valleys on the lunar surface. If the Sun is active, observers can also see solar prominences, loops, and flares during totality. A total solar eclipse is the ONLY time when it is safe to look directly at the Sun. ALL other solar observations (even in partial phases) require special solar filters so that you do not harm your eyes. Total solar eclipses have not always been visible from Earth. In the past, the Moon was too close to Earth and during eclipses it completely blotted out the Sun’s disk. Over time, the lunar orbit has changed at the rate of just over 2 cm per year and in the current epoch, the alignment is nearly perfect at times. However, the Moon’s orbit will continue to widen, and in perhaps 600 million years, total solar eclipses will no longer occur. Instead, future observers will see partial and annular eclipses only. ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE Not every solar eclipse is a total one. When the Moon is farther away in its orbit than usual, it appears too small to completely cover the Sun’s disk. During such an event, a bright ring of sunlight shines around the Moon. This type of eclipse is a called an “annular” eclipse. It comes from the Latin word “annulus” which means “ring”. The period of annularity during such an eclipse can last anywhere from 5 or 6 minutes to up to 12 minutes. However, even though the Sun is mostly covered by the Moon, enough bright sunlight escapes during annularity that observers cannot ever look at the Sun directly. These events require eye protection throughout the entire eclipse. PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE A partial solar eclipse occurs when Earth moves through the lunar penumbra (the lighter part of the Moon’s shadow) as the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun. The Moon does not block the entire solar disk, as seen from Earth. Depending on your location during a partial eclipse, you might see anything from a small sliver of the Sun being blotted out to a nearly total eclipse. To view any eclipse safely, use approved filters or use an indirect method of viewing, such as projecting sunlight through a telescope and onto a white piece of paper or cardboard. NEVER look at the Sun through a telescope unless it has the appropriate filter. Blindness and severe eye damage can result due to improper observation technique. When Is The Next Solar Eclipse? Eclipses can occur each year, and they are predictable. There are several places online where you can get up-to-date calendars for all the types of solar eclipses. Source: https://web.facebook.com/forum9ja/posts/1214504541944677:0
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I love that.. Nice information |
I've been with my boyfriend for over two years now. We were great during the first year, but our relationship has become abusive. I remembered that I was the one who first laid a hand on my boyfriend. Then, that's when it all started. Every time we get into a fight, it frequently ends in violence. But now he becomes the aggressor. He's the one who hits me first. I don't hit back anymore, but this doesn't seem to stop him. He ended up taking me to the hospital to get stitches in my head after he hit me. The hospital asked questions and I covered up for him, but the police didn't believe me and arrested him. He said he's going to a counseling program to get better. He still loves me and realized the horrible things he has done. He said he wants to get back together after the program. Is there a chance for him to get better? Should I go back to him? Source: https://web.facebook.com/forum9ja/posts/1213886595339805 |
See, if you are really looking for traffic for your page, post the full news.. Nobody is interested in half news and also your post can never make fp with half news.. My one kobo |
franktolk:You guys didn't get the message.. In the video, I guess they are doing rituals for the guy.. But Trust me, I believe that is punishment is disguise of rituals.. The way the man dey slap the guy hen... Same way we dey receive so many slaps from our politicians all the in the name of change |
midehi2:You did not get the message. Watch again. |
Is the Secretary-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo supporting the bombing of oil facilities? |
They are like masquerade pursuing a mad man |
Thank God say me no know wetin dey dey call epileptic electricity cos me no dey around.. But my friends confirmed to me that the elecricity has really improved.. If this si what they mean by change, then I am in support I just hope no be bobo things |
Change in Chicken ecosystem |
Good news |
This people self.. everything na business
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leader for killing people abi.. make dem kontinu |
Na horror movie u dey watch? Somebody don dey dey see dead people...
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Na bubu cause am |
Gullibility of the highest order.
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trouble sleep, yanga go wake am Meanwhile.. My Calabar neighbor Etebong was singing this morning and this is what i heard: I ron get alert DOG MEAT I ron buy motor na DOG MEAT On my werring day na DOG MEAT I ron pay my rent na DOG MEAT Everything i do na DOG MEAT oooo, na DOG MEAT oh...,Na DOG MEAT...Lmao
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okay |
Nothing like Spiritual whatever hear. try and fumigate your surroundings. possible causes for the scratch in your body: Mosquitoes, Cocroach, Lizard ( yes you heard right ) |
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