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 Culture / Re: Micheal Ameh Oboni Dies! The Attah Of Igala Is Dead by Ayt27(m): 1:06pm On Aug 27, 2020 |
Arrewa:Is this image from igala Kingdom? |
| Jokes Etc / Re: Hilarious #NigerianHistory Memes That Will Make You Laugh Hard by Ayt27(m): 11:46am On Aug 27, 2020 |
FrLukas: Very disrespectful, before this thread I saw it and I said to myself these are people who went through slavery, some went through hell and back, heroes of the african community and some know it all disrespectful people just mess everything up. I really hope this gets to the states, that Twitter fight wey we dey always find with US, US go give us hot hot. The sad part is it's only going to get worse. All these things are a backlash product of Cyber fraud, claiming woke and that's why the men around the age of 33 below will lose alot, because the women we are suppose to lead, we are a joke to them, hence the gender war palava. Social media validation is killing alot Nigeria has lost it's morals and because of this, it's society may fall. Modified: To all the people quoting me , just know this. If the civil rights movement had happened in our time and MLK gave the I have a dream speech, some girl/guy on SM to feed her/his ego can post "Yeah so what, I also had a dream this morning but I can't remember, dreams are not cool" and that comment will get 50k likes, everybody will laugh and make memes about it effectively killing the Civil Rights Movement. We'll wake up the next day thinking we have progressed because everybody had a good laugh not knowing we have regressed. Now my question is this, How many times do you think we have done something like that unknowingly, effectively killing progress? 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: Buhari Swears In 12 Permanent Secretaries by Ayt27(m): 3:09pm On Aug 26, 2020 |
Can someone please enlighten me on what a permanent secretary means? On either the global or local context of it's meaning. |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 10:23am On Aug 25, 2020 |
https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/b4vyxc/she_sold_happiness_in_glass_jars/ You gotta read that Hathor5, I saw a comment you shared about Nneka not having happiness or something like that and I read other people's comment too. I think what alot of people don't realize is that and this I got from Aslan (lol) , no one is ever told what could be.You see choices are always set before us but...... 1 Like |
| Health / Re: Akin Abayomi Tests Positive For COVID-19 by Ayt27(m): 6:51pm On Aug 24, 2020 |
knowhowk: No the point I am "driving" at is he will be able to serve better as a commissioner for health, because he has a background in medicine. |
| Health / Re: Akin Abayomi Tests Positive For COVID-19 by Ayt27(m): 6:50pm On Aug 24, 2020 |
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| Health / Re: Akin Abayomi Tests Positive For COVID-19 by Ayt27(m): 8:47am On Aug 24, 2020 |
I have been expecting this news since the second week of lockdown. The man suppose test positive, he has been working really hard. Infact if he didn't contract it then that's when i'll know something is even more fishy. Speedy recovery in Jesus name. That's why it's good to appoint those who have knowledge of the field into the field, not that you will appoint a Lawyer as Minister of Power because of padi padi govt and say he is qualified because he is a SAN. 15 Likes 1 Share
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| Family / Re: When Did You Realize Your Spouse Stopped Loving You? by Ayt27(m): 9:45pm On Aug 23, 2020 |
Hathor5: My guess is the same priorities a lady would want in a potential husband, excluding attributes made based from a shallow premise. Yes that consciousness comes with experience, a lot of my friends make that car mistake too, I just look at them and smile in my head.......that would tell me is that they are novices when it comes to cars. Similarly, Going for someone with from a shallow mindset would tell a more experienced observer they are novices too. it's just the chronological order of life, you have a get in the shallows before you go into the deep. Everybody was shallow at some point 7 Likes |
| Family / Re: When Did You Realize Your Spouse Stopped Loving You? by Ayt27(m): 9:14pm On Aug 23, 2020 |
Hathor5: It"s peace of mind for men, it's such as underated quality, at first it's usually the beauty that attracts and men tend to flock around that at the detriment of the less beautiful, but as a young man gets older he'll realize beauty isn't on his top 5 priorities. Nengi's friend thought Nengi was the full package but ultimately Mike knew what may have been best for him. I don't think he was jazzed , he probably just didn't see her in his future plans. At least her story ended on a positive 8 Likes |
| Family / Re: When Did You Realize Your Spouse Stopped Loving You? by Ayt27(m): 8:33pm On Aug 23, 2020 |
Queenoffucks: Username checks out |
| Religion / Re: Pastor Precious Iginla Wife, Blessing Makes U-Turn Over Abusive Marriage (Video) by Ayt27(m): 6:54pm On Aug 22, 2020 |
sweerychick: Oh sweet! you like Amercian Dad too... Lemme check the episode out. |
| Romance / Re: Lady Curses A Tug Who Grabbed Her Butt In Computer Village (video) by Ayt27(m): 7:02pm On Aug 21, 2020 |
Just the same way there's freedom of speech but freedom after speech isn't assured, that's the same way there's freedom of my body my choice but freedom afterwards may not be assured. Some random crazy guy can just take a joke too far, he'll get away with it and you'll loathe yourself at the day's end. Who you dey wear sexy for inside computer village? Wrong choice of outfit 1 Like 1 Share |
| Food / Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Ayt27(m): 6:06pm On Aug 21, 2020 |
Kenfil: How were you able to put the pizza in the oven? Plus I'm liking that chicken pizza part |
| Foreign Affairs / Re: Ibrahim Keita: Detained Malian President May Be Deported To Senegal – Military by Ayt27(m): 4:40pm On Aug 21, 2020 |
World Leaders have made it seem heinous when a coup happens, majorly because they have been ousted from power and they want to protect their asses. It's very similar to talking about salary with a company, It usually feels awkward, but when it comes to work and overtime it's not awkward. Ecowas will most likely resolve to sanction, but I see this their regime getting away with it. The longer the military stays in power, the harder it will be to give it up. When a coup is successful then 90% of the work is done. In the end all the AU leaders will condemn the act, threaten and go home. It did not just start today, it has been happening since before the French revolution and that's why France don't have any more Louis. 5 Likes |
| Science/Technology / Re: Elephant Shrew Rediscovered In Djibouti Africa After Missing For 50 Years (Pics) by Ayt27(m): 2:04pm On Aug 20, 2020 |
Zimri: I loved that scene |
| Politics / Re: Boko Haram Takes Over Kukawa, Borno, Kills Many, Hoists Flag by Ayt27(m): 9:27pm On Aug 19, 2020 |
Reference: Yes you are correct and I may have been lazy with my assertions but you see, British Mercs have almost at one time wiped BH off during Johnathan's tenure. Their contract was terminated by Jonathan's govt for unknown reasons, you may have read about it too. While 30 may not do the job, I'm confident it will do more damage than what we have now, remember also these guys are the top of the food chain in the military and there won't be internal sabotage or lack of weapons unlike in the Nigerian army. Our boys can't finish BH off, the odds are stacked too much against them and one more thing, every sophisticated military intelligence in the world already know the location of BH, all those ones wey FG dey talk say sambisa big na wash. These countries are just keeping their cards to themselves. 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: Boko Haram Takes Over Kukawa, Borno, Kills Many, Hoists Flag by Ayt27(m): 8:22pm On Aug 19, 2020 |
illicit: 30 US Navy seal Marines or 40 army green berets will clear Boko up in a month , it's because it has been turned into a money milking machine. 3 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Ibrahim Babangida Laughing At Mamman Vatsa's Wedding In The 60s (photo) by Ayt27(m): 11:06am On Aug 17, 2020 |
It's just one of the rules of power Crush your enemies completely... There are no sentiments there, it's kill or be killed. All is fair in love and war, a coup de tat is tantamount to declaration of war. If you are going to hit the king, make sure you kill the king. 21 Likes 1 Share |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Sevilla Vs Manchester United: Europa League (2 - 1) On 16th August 2020 by Ayt27(m): 8:57pm On Aug 16, 2020 |
joycegurl: I hope you are following the match? So you'll understand why guys usually shout and have tension during matches. I hope you win though |
| Politics / Re: Lanre Razak Is Dead by Ayt27(m): 3:55pm On Aug 15, 2020 |
TheFacelessMan: No, not at all. There was a manner in which she had written about two things prior, that was not unsimilar with the way you write things. Call it intuition However you do strike me as someone who lives in a bubble of glory, blazing charisma, mystery, tall tales and all that's synonymous with it and for that reason I feel there may be a disconnect. Which is why it's best not to engage you for said reason.....The Disconnect |
| Politics / Re: Lanre Razak Is Dead by Ayt27(m): 12:53pm On Aug 15, 2020 |
Queenlovely: You remind me of someone TheFacelessman |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 9:56pm On Aug 12, 2020 |
Hathor5: Oh! Really, you think so? Well then how about we delve into the pleasures your fantasy and we check in maybe a fresh pair of objective eyes may spot the loophole. Your turn to do the typing |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 9:45pm On Aug 12, 2020 |
Hathor5: Some things are sacred, a person's innermost and usually selfish desires is one of them. |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 9:04pm On Aug 12, 2020 |
Hathor5: Fantasies , dreams, thoughts, imagination, goals, ambitions, wishes are really all similar Hathor5. Desire is the trade name of the firm |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 7:44pm On Aug 12, 2020 |
Hathor5: It's simply day-dreaming, allowing one's thoughts to live the life, the man would truly want to live where everything is perfect there only that it's in his imagination, which ultimately doesn't make it real. Which makes it a fantasy The boundlessness of the imagination gives a man the ability to joy in his perfect world, a secret pleasure, to also hope on the outside that someday his outside world may resemble that of his imagination and that alone gives him hope, strength to live and fight for another day. Which makes the man need the fantasy to keep alive the hope. The man fantasizes about the thing he desires the most. If a man does not allow himself delve into the pleasures of fantasy, the hope dies, when hope dies the man is lost . If a man is lost, he has nothing to live for and everything comes crashing down. The man who would not allow himself delve into the pleasures of fantasy, I think is a man who has known great pain. The reason a man will not delve into that pleasure is because he has experienced his fantasy in the real (outside) world and it was taken from him. No man will give up his fantasy playing out in the real world, except it was taken from him, as days turn into weeks he begins to see he can't get what he has lost back and will not have that which his figment will provide, he then begins to goes through the five stages of grief, when he gets to the last stage acceptance at that point he has lost hope, he becomes a realist, harbours some resentment which makes him cynical and from there it's only a matter of time before everything crashes but don't forget the pain of losing the real life pleasures of what he held so dearly was what led to the man's life crashing. Hence the quote above I hope you've understood more why I sent you the PM? Plus I had thought the other quote "The graceful expressive states of life little pleasures is art" would have resonated with you more, Think about it, it could be something as simple as laying your bed with a clean bedsheet and when you are done you don't want to lie on it because it's just looks beautiful or maybe the dressing of a cooked meal to take a picture of showing it in its best light. Art is more than a brush into a paint unto a canvass. Art to me is the stirring of emotions in appreciation to the beauty of an action or a thing, Art is the revelation of beauty. "The graceful expressive states of life little pleasures is art", the little pleasures is art because those little pleasures are beautiful. 1 Like |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 1:55am On Aug 12, 2020 |
Hathor5: True very very very true, That was why I wasn't sure if I liked the book itself or the author's style of writing. I had a bit of conflict deciding which approach to take, but I eventually settled to seek the author because of the painter, any good writer with wits could carve out a Lord Henry but the painter that takes some thing one must have experienced. You see the author starts his book with art. Art can take any expression either sculpture, music, art, cooking or even writing. I think the graceful expressive state of life little pleasures is art. He tells the mystery, beauty secrecy, passionate, unyeilding nature of art then the character of the painter chooses to hide the greatest work of his life because of one thing.....He knows the portrait of Dorian Gray will betray him to the world, it contained too much of his being. The author takes a long time to explain why this art must stay hidden from Basil and Dorian's stance, anyone who sees it will see them as they truly are. Now I don't know yet if that picture made it out to the public, but surely some of the author's own feelings will spill to the pages of the book something like there are few things that needed to stay hidden. I checked out Wilde, turns out he was a suspected homosexual in a time and era where such things was greatly frowned upon, he couldn't express himself the way he would have wanted to, if he did the world would seem him as a homo and he would not have wanted that in the public glare. That was probably his great pain and it's easier to see why he chooses an artistic character to express his true nature in form of his adoration to Dorian and hide it under the guise of "genius/ painted art". It was a brilliant move Every man must delve into the pleasures of fantasy, either with the Lord or with the world. If he doesn't then that's a man who has started to lose hope, and a man who has lost hope has lost. It's worth noting that he eventually was arrested for public indency that began his public downward spiral, my guess is he could no longer bear the great pain and he cracked , but before he cracked I choose to believe he was a form of Lord Henry a witty realist and a cynic. He was jailed for 3 years and two years later he died of meningitis, which was likely caused by syphilis, which is the leading cause of disease among gay men. Do you now understand why I chosen to send it to you as a pm, even though I think my write up is brilliant and shouldn't really stay hidden. It seemed to me like I had invested alot of myself into the book to break it down, I dived into it's pages and quenched my thirst, the average fellow will probably think I'm an overdo while the one who refuses to succumb to mass hyponsis will get an idea of who I am or claim to be. You did, by your summation in my multilayer approach, you were already able to tell something about me. How much more a portrait drawn from adoration of the object or a book written from pain? An author's own is even worse, they have to write the thoughts in their heads down and books are easy to read, a painting......not so much. That's why I believe Oscar was hiding through Basil by not wanting to display the picture(his true homo self). He created a deflection away from Basil and still had Dorian lock the picture up in the study. If you can remember when Basil asked to display the portrait in Paris, Dorian refuses, making it seem like Basil could have displayed it, but the author made sure the picture stays hidden and even the portrait becomes hideous, very parallel to the indency, jail and downward spiral of Wilde. Besides, I felt it was too long and it was a something of our little pleasure, kinda awkward that I had to paste it here. I'm usually quite sure of these things 27 is just a number 1 Like |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 8:19pm On Aug 11, 2020 |
Hathor5: Your PM was a one-time answer, it was a bit long and somewhat psychoanalysed as to why I had gone down the path of the author and not the characters. Of course, this is the place for such. |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 6:21am On Aug 11, 2020 |
Hathor5: I'll take you through a pleasant mental journey I'll send my reply through a pm, after you are done reading it you'll understand it's exactly what Wilde did, what Basil did and what Dorian did and why I have done it too. I'll take the deconstructive approach too, Sarah Kane was right the about taking author's approach it shows that depression, ultimately it's just a book albeit a very good one. |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 8:27pm On Aug 10, 2020 |
Hathor5: Sometimes it's really just cowardice that prevents us from doing certain things, we in turn label it conscience, all men have experienced that the author was bold enough to put it in words. He was bold enough to put ALOT of innate feelings in words for example, "the terror of society, which is the basis of morals, the terror of God, which is the secret of religion—these are the two things that govern us" The reason I like this book or maybe the author's style of writing is the fact that he has a valid opinion of almost every subject, from religion to romance. Oscar projects his realism and touch of cynicism through Harry, I think he was a very objective man, probably wasn't too attached to something or someone and lived for the moment. A man who won't allow himself delve into the pleasures of fantasy, I think is a man who has known great pain, I'm not sure about this but I suspect it to be so, Basil seems to me like the part of Oscar who has known that great pain. I'll do a background check on the author, at this point I'm curious. 1 Like |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 7:54pm On Aug 09, 2020 |
Hathor5: Invitation to share and multiply my pleasure of this beautiful piece of literature well received.  1 Like |
| Food / Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Ayt27(m): 9:27pm On Aug 08, 2020 |
mariahAngel: Isolo, Lagos |
| Literature / Re: What Book Are You Reading Right Now? by Ayt27(m): 8:14pm On Aug 08, 2020 |
Hathor5: Hathor5 that I like this book is an understatement. His words are colorful esp when Lord Henry speaks, he said something like "only the intellectually" lost argue and that thing blew my mind. I think it was the style of talking back in his day that was so rich, expressive and alive. The first chapter was the epitome of "burning passion" and yet it wasn't of lust from Basil to Dorian, you could cut the passion on the pages with a knife. Hi, how was your day?  1 Like |
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