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Seniorwriter:
Celebrity viewing a yeyebrity's story post....no wonder she is overjoyed!

Lionel Messi is a soccer Lion!
Cristiano Ronaldo is a soccer Tiger!

So many peeps may not comprehend the above emboldened...

Not my point... You tried with your opinion though.

So in your mind I didn't know before I posted? SMH.
Your questions are needless just make your opinion straightforward as regards my narrative...afterall you weren't the one that gave me the post I made so you should know I had a thorough intent before making the post and this isn't my first time of doing so with it here on Nairaland.
BTW @Heavance my quote is not a parable rather it is a clear cut message from a critical analysis of the two players!
I'm a fan of both though....no preference.

Simply shows you lack comprehension ability.....the narrative is not about me....


@SENIORWRITER

WannaBeBlogger:
I will say Yes to all guys that toast me....But I won't give them sex or call them. I will allow them spend money, shebi dem geh money to waste on love ni

siofra:
Tell my friend to hit me in the balls, I want to know how that feels, if these boys have not been lying, crying that it's painful.

lilvicky68:
Open my leg wide make breeze enter my body..

Ishilove:
Beer drinking and watching football

chatinent:
I'd call my boyfriend and tell him I am not well.

He'd come and carry me out to Apples. I'll still use my un-wellness to download at least, ₦50,000 of food, chicken, and anything my father cannot afford on a normal. I am not greedy. We will go to KYC too. That reminds me, I like Isi Ewu in the evening.

I'll give my iPhone 12 to my younger bro then tell my boyfriends I was robbed of it with sober reflections. I'd feign tears and he'll get me the iPhone 13. I'll do this for all my boyfriends on different dates because I am loyal.

I'll come online and be chatting to my constituency of boyfriends; from the deputy, to vice, to boyfriend of reps, to the comptroller, to chief comptroller, to the last man, the executive director. I have lost count, don't mind me...but I saved them in two long-note books.

I will post on my status: “I can't love you less, Michael, and change the privacy so only him can see it. That's how I'll do it for all of them who bought me things.

I'll make sure my phone is on airplane mode while with anyone..you know, I hate it when my faithfulness is questioned.

They will all send me money and I'll go shopping...mine, and all my family.

I'll come on Nairaland to say I am single too..who knows, another person may fill in other vacancies..maybe as administrative boyfriend, or boyfriend minister of information.


Let me stop here.

The future is female.

Wawelexy:
Imagine!!! Root of all evil.... MONEY

LordVarys1:
stop typing nonesense. When did you discuss this with God

So after destroying the life of the second wife, who then will marry her with 3 children? Pls stop calling God in all of this nonesense you are writing

Kobojunkie:
And i am saying that Jesus Christ said it is not the drinking of alcohol that makes you sin but instead the lies(doctrines and traditions of men) you have stored up in your heart that causes you to sin.

That is what Jesus Christ, the same one who you quote in Matthew 5 vs 30, also goes on to explain to you in Matthew 15 vs 10 - 20

Kobojunkie:
And i am saying that Jesus Christ said it is not the drinking of alcohol that makes you sin but instead the lies(doctrines and traditions of men) you have stored up in your heart that causes you to sin.

That is what Jesus Christ, the same one who you quote in Matthew 5 vs 30, also goes on to explain to you in Matthew 15 vs 10 - 20

Kobojunkie:
I am afraid you are not reading it correctly yourself. The law, yes, that in Genesis 2 vs 25 and repeated in Matthew 19 vs 5 - 6 is God's Law were marriage is concerned.

The Law does not stipulate that man/woman can only cleave to one woman/man nor does it say a man/woman cannot be one with any other woman/man. No. Instead it simply states that a man can cleave to a woman and the two become one- one marriage. Multiple marriages are not excluded and as such are not against God's Law.

That is why God Himself, without violating His own Law on marriage, gave multiple wives to men in the Old Covenant, never counting it as sin against them. In Exodus, as part of His Old Covenant, God also included laws that allowed the marrying of slave wives also referred to as concubines - in which case the decision to cleave is not made by the slave but likely made by the one who owns the slave.

Kobojunkie:
And what is it that makes you sin? According to Jesus Christ, it is not the outwards things but the lies stories up in one's heart that causes one to sin - Matthew 15 vs 10 - 20.

Never take only a part of Jesus Christ's teachings, ignoring the rest. His Law is All or Nothing...you have to accept it all or don't even bother accept it at all.

Kobojunkie:
And what is it that makes you sin? According to Jesus Christ, it is not the outwards things but the lies stories up in one's heart that causes one to sin - Matthew 15 vs 10 - 20.

Never take only a part of Jesus Christ's teachings, ignoring the rest. His Law is All or Nothing...you have to accept it all or don't even bother accept it at all.

Kobojunkie:
That is a lie and has nothing to do with God but is of the doctrines and traditions of the men you follow.

If you have ever in fact studied the Old Covenant Law of Moses, you would know that where marriage is concerned, God never made such laws as the one you spew even here.

emmyN:
Did God come to you personally and whisper that in your ears?

LordVarys1:
That marriage doctrine of deeper life is evil. I have seen families suffer, the man will drive pass his second wife and kids trekking on hot sun and bone them. Wickedness.

nairalee:
Please someone should enlighten me on No. 4 TOTAL DEPRAVITY

Lollittaa:
"... men ought always to pray and not to faint" Like 18:1
We're called to pray ALWAYS, for and in every situation. Telling pastors not to urge their members not to pray, is like telling a farmer not to take a hoe and cutlass to the farm.
Why pastors are often the focus of these people is what I don't understand. How many percent of the Nigerian population are pastors?
Are pastors democratically elected?
What's the army and police meant for then?