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Food › Re: Just Doesn’t Taste Like Moi Moi! by ayo84(m): 10:47am On Sep 29, 2009
can you cook the mixture in a microwavehuhhuhhuh?

Adverts › What Are You Going To Be Wearing On October 1st by ayo84(op): 10:43am On Sep 29, 2009
independece day T-shirts.
shop online @ http://www.zazzle.com/9jawear*

Romance › What Are You Going To Be Doing On Oct 1st With Your Partner by ayo84(op): 10:38am On Sep 29, 2009
looking for some cool ideas
Romance › Re: Are Calabar Men Real "sag Machines"? by ayo84(m): 10:30am On Sep 29, 2009
This shows their suckabililty rate is extremely high. suckability is directly propotional to saggability
lol
Politics › What Are You Going To Be Wearing On October 1st by ayo84(op): 9:46am On Sep 29, 2009
wear your Naija customized tops for Independence


shop online @

http://www.zazzle.com/9jawear*

Politics › Re: October 1, 2009, Nigeria At 49, Anything To Celebrate? by ayo84(m): 9:26am On Sep 29, 2009
people should celebrate naija, wear naija clothing and enjoy nigeria pepper soup , dancing to naija music

Food › Re: Your Worst Friuts by ayo84(m): 4:35pm On Sep 17, 2009
my best is pineapple and my worst is guava
Phones › Someone Is Stealing My Cedit by ayo84(op): 9:52am On Feb 26, 2009
Its like someone is stealing my credit
everytime i load credit on my phone,its like something mysteriously steals credit from it
what can i do
Business › Graphcard Help by ayo84(op): 7:58am On Feb 22, 2009
any graphcard users around who can help me a problem im having.

i registerd for the virtual platinum address,the problem is that when registering for affiliate programs,they keep asking for Social Security Number (SSN), since it's a us address, how do i solve this problem?
Politics › Re: Yaradua Has finally Gone To The "man Of God" To Seek Healing. by ayo84(m): 10:09am On Feb 18, 2009
This is interesting.
TB Joshua Heals Yaradua
Health › Get Rid Of Age Spots,black Spots The Natural Way by ayo84(op): 2:39pm On Feb 17, 2009
Get rid of Age spots,black spots the natural way
try using a banana peel

rub the inside of banana peel very night before bed .
Try this for 2 weeks and watch the results.People who have spots on their faces have dietary insufficiency in potassium


this solution worked for a friend of mine.
Health › I Need Your Opinion On Urine Therapy by ayo84(op): 2:18am On Feb 09, 2009
nairalanders i need your opinion on urine therapy,it is common in india where it is called "shivambu":
They use urine for healing cancer, heart disease, allergies, auto-immune diseases, diabetes, asthma, infertility, infections, wounds and on and on .

i really would like to hear what the orthodox meds would say on this one.
TV/Movies › The Secret by ayo84(op): 6:48am On Feb 08, 2009
anybody has comments on this movie.
http://www.thesecret.tv/

The Secret (2006 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Secret_(2006_film)
Health › Libido Enhancement Via Food by ayo84(op): 6:41am On Feb 08, 2009
i have been seeing a lot of posts on the health section on ED,impotence and i wanted to share this free.
Discover foods that can increase sexual peformance by stimulating the formation of blood vessels and improves blood circulation in our body as well. It also contains chemicals to reduce stress.

these foods can help motivate the body's fire energy: garlic, onion, scallion, leek, chives, ginger, cinnamon, fennel, cardamom, anise, turmeric, cayenne pepper, black pepper, and horseradish.

Also try eating carrots, blend carrot in a juicer and drink.Eating white onions,Roasted plantain and groundnut.
sometimes you wonder why a lot of yorubas eat this,roasted plantain increases blood circulation and makes your manhood erect.
Politics › Re: I Don't Believe The Problem With Nigeria Is Their Leaders by ayo84(m): 11:03am On Feb 06, 2009
The leaders we have is a reflection of the type of people we really are.Leaders do anything the like because the people around them are not pushing for change or reform.

For us to have a change in nigeria, we have to form a strong alliance of people, a network of positive,ambitious a nd fearless people who believe in transparency and doing things right.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Without Oil by ayo84(op): 10:55am On Feb 06, 2009
the greatest asset a nation has are it's people,not oil ,not natural endowments,but our collective human resorces.
Nigeria since 1960 has downplayed this, and we are going to suffer the consequence of overdepependence on oil.
God help us
Politics › Nigeria Without Oil by ayo84(op): 3:20am On Feb 05, 2009
well lets imagine our oil reserves dry up and we are no longer an oil exporting nation.how we'll Nigeria be like.
Romance › Re: How Can U Cope With A Guy With Mouth Odour by ayo84(m): 4:55pm On Feb 04, 2009
mouth odour can easily be handled using some natural tips:

try brushing your mouth with baking powder,the type used for baking pastries.

the first time i tried this left my mouth fresh for almost the entire day and it gives me a more refreshing feeling than all the toothpastes in the market.
Another thing that worksd for me are cloves, which are natural and dont cause tooth decay as opposed to breath frshners and sweets.

cloves are herbal spices used in drinks and foods , and it has a peppermint taste and smell.you can get it in the market.One clove in your mouth and your bad breath is minimised rapidly.

and if you really want to know wheither your breath stinks,take the back of your hand and rub your tounge on it,the smell afterwards determine wheither you should go and talk to the opposite sex.
Politics › Nigeria's Problem by ayo84(op): 3:57pm On Feb 04, 2009
nigeria's greatest problem is that we havent experienced our turmoil point.
the nigerian civil war was a turning point for our biafra brothers,it stretched their abilities and made them today the greatest business entrepreneurs of nigeria today.
Politics › Re: What Will You Say Is Nigeria's Problem by ayo84(m): 3:44pm On Feb 04, 2009
nigeria's greatest problem is that we havent experienced our turmoil point.
the nigerian civil war was a turning point for our biafra brothers,it stretched their abilities and made them today the greatest business entrepreneurs of nigeria today.
Politics › Re: Plateau Gov Alleges Assassination Plot by ayo84(m): 3:27pm On Feb 04, 2009
why would the plateau house of assembly members be willing to sell their God given birthright to ordinary city dwellers from the north.

imagine the reserve of this story:
Christian non-indigenes in kano hiring assassins from Israel or ethiopia to assassinate shekaru and they are in secret negotiations with the all muslim house of assembly members to achieve this.

The house of assembly members should be patriotic to the cause of peace and expose any secret partnerships.
Fashion › Where To Buy Traditional Nigerian Clothes In The Uk And Us? by ayo84(op): 3:43am On Oct 07, 2008
Pls can anyone post contacts of where one can buy nigerian clothes in the uk and us.Stuff like kaftans,palm slippers,traditional wears etc
Romance › Re: Would You Seriously Consider Getting Married To A Guy Who Smokes? by ayo84(op): 1:41am On Oct 07, 2008
Lots of smokers dont realise that they can actually give up d habit.For those who have partners that smoke,they shud carry them 4 counselling,4 one 2 give it up aint easy,not even the reality of dying frm lung cancer can deter a chain smoker from giving up the habit.
Christianity Etc › Movie Review: Zeitgeist by ayo84(op): 8:42pm On Sep 22, 2008
anybody heard about a new movie about to be premiered in october

After an excessively long introduction, Zeitgeist launches into a dissection of religion (titled “The Greatest Story Ever Told”), and by religion the film-makers mean Christianity. A brief summary of astrology gives way to a comparison of earlier Middle-Eastern mythologies to the mythology which predated all of them. Indeed there are many coincidences to between the Egyptian Sun God Horus and the central figures of later faiths:

* Horus was born December 25th to the virgin Isis
* He was adorned by three “kings” who followed an eastern star
* He was deemed a prodigy at 12 and was baptized at the Age of 30
* He traveled with 12 disciples and traveled around performing miracles like healing the sick and walking on water
* His alternate names included “Lamb of God”, “The truth, the light”
* He was betrayed, crucified, buried from the dead and rose three days later

Anyone who paid attention during Sunday school or at least made an effort to read a bible (a group encompassing fewer Christians that one would think) should be a bit uneasy, as the Story of Jesus Christ is nearly identical - only the names differ. Strangely (or perhaps not) the same general sequence of events can be found many other mythologies across the world. The film then attempts to link common attributes of these stories to astrological symbolism and does a fairly convincing job of it.

None of this information (or at least the discussion of its legitimacy) should be new to armchair theologians, but it was not initially clear why Christianity was singled out above all others for astrological plagiarism - it was not the first, last or worst offender among the emerging faiths. Eventually, the answer is provided - the Romans apparently invented the myth of Jesus Christ solely to exercise social and economic control over Europe. Never mind Karl Marx’s Opiate of the Masses attack - the Zeitgeist narrator directly refers to Christianity and similar faiths as “the fraud of the age”. Them be Fightin’ words.

Alas, Zeitgeist is a film about conspiracy theories - an emphatic diatribe of how small groups of shadowy figures conspire to control the masses.

Bush’s Brawn

The second part of the movie, titled “All the World’s a Stage”, attempts to prove that the US government plotted the 9/11 attacks in New York and contracted the dirty work to international resources. Provided evidence includes a mixture of the apparent “TV clips of witnesses describing a second explosion”, the questionable “government efforts to hide any conclusive evidence of a Boeing 757 hitting the Pentagon” and the perplexing “the demolition-like accuracy with which the buildings collapsed”. Again, the viewer is presented with a series of facts that are true or at least believable, some arousing anecdotes and a consequential induction that implicates shadowy powers.

If film-maker Peter Joseph can be credited for one thing, it’s flawlessly utilizing Dale Carnegie’s yes-yes technique to influence the viewer. Like any good conspiracy theorist, he starts with information that is true (yes #1), follows with information that is apparent enough to make the viewer question previous dogma (yes #2) and inserts his interpretation of what is driving those occurrences (in this case, that the US government intentionally detonated the twin towers). One major distinction between a conspiracy theory and a valid explanation is that conspiracy theories rarely work inversely as deduction. As a Math Professor of mine loved to recite, proving all poodles are dogs does not prove all dogs are poodles.

Hand in my Pocket

The third section is called “Don’t Mind The Men Behind The Curtain” and deals with disproportionate influence exercised by early banking tycoons like JP Morgan and John D Rockefeller. The stock market crash of 1929 is alleged to have been deliberately engineered by the “international bankers” to allow a large-scale cash grab and easy purchase of failed rivals. The 1933 American gold seizure, establishment of the US Federal Reserve and the major world wars of the 20th century are also attributed to the objectives of the international bankers, who stood to gain from the interest on loans made to both the state and consumers. These bankers are never clearly defined after the first generation of financial barons. More alarmingly, the Federal Income Tax is declared unconstitutional - a declaration backed by a pair of former IRS agents who testify to avoiding tax payment for years without penalty. Perhaps they could share what they know with Wesley Snipes.

Zeitgeist closes, strangely, with a motivational speech about unity and how the human race should unshackle themselves from the social structures imposed by a diabolical few. It did provide levity for an otherwise bleak film, but nonetheless sounded kitschy.

Worth a Tin-Foil Hat?

Is Zeitgeist worth the watch? Probably, as you can watch it for free via the URL provided above. The movie also provides an opportunity to test your critical thinking - the real enjoyment in indulging conspiracy theories is not self-congratulation for being skeptical, but being able to explain precisely where they fail.

Conversely, you may find yourself occasionally saying “wait a minute!” and questioning what you thought you knew. Sadly, conspiracy theories are one of the few remaining outlets for some good old-fashioned, politically-incorrect debate, and one area Zeitgest excels at is stimulating debate. Invite a friend or two over and have fun.


source : http://www.cynicsunlimited.com/2007/11/28/movie-review-zeitgeist-the-movie/
Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Beautify This Section With Your Works. by ayo84(m): 7:08am On Sep 09, 2008
poster design for upcoming music artist

efre tin tin

download songs here

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GBAFANKINTI,
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Music/Radio › Pls Rate This New Reggae Artist-efre Tin Tin by ayo84(op): 5:44am On Sep 09, 2008

Music/Radio › Re: OFFICIAL Request Naija Music Thread!!! by ayo84(m): 4:59am On Sep 09, 2008

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