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Politics › Re: Northern Leader in LAgos Ask Nigerians Why They Are Not Protesting Against BH by Beaf: 6:38am On Jan 23, 2012
koruji:
What do I expect from hypocrites. Mtcheeeewwwww. Let me show you the consequence of your fallacious twist and turns once again.

If the SNG confronted the police and the army in Abuja in support of GEJ and that protest was so limp back then, why are you & GEJ so scared of the limp SNG protests and proclamation now. Why did GEJ not say to all protesters to go home - because "my" people are dying on the Jos plateau, the presidency is not important to me? Hypocrites of all shades of colors!!!

Another point I made earlier - this is why people are unlikely to come to your help, even if they could offer something useful. You are bloody ingrates. Now SNG protest is limp. Where were you and Nchara then?
Come to whose help? Is the bolded sentence the encapsulation of the ethnic bigotry that makes you and those like you to side with boko haram? Is that why deaths of the innocent do not bother you enough to protest for the sancity of life? Is that why you are wicked and comparable to boko haram with your intent to destabilise the country?

Lastly, who are ingrates? Phucking parasites who wouldn't lift a finger to do an honest days job, or those from whose lands your lazy arses are fed and clothed? Who is the ingrate, the beggar or the benefactor? Who needs help, the layabout or the one whose lands bear gold?

Look in the mirror and think hard, because you will soon realise that you are staring at the reflection of an ingrate.
Politics › Re: Northern Leader in LAgos Ask Nigerians Why They Are Not Protesting Against BH by Beaf: 6:29am On Jan 23, 2012
While expressing grief, Yaro could not understand why, [size=14pt]“when hundreds of people were killed senselessly in the past few months, all toothless bulldogs can't even bark any more let alone bite because money is not involved for them to fight for,”[/size] warning Nigerians to be guided not to be used by self seeking opposition, but join hands together to build a great and united Nigeria.
[size=16pt]Cowards!
They are all the civilian equivalent of terrorist boko haram.[/size]
Politics › Re: Northern Leader in LAgos Ask Nigerians Why They Are Not Protesting Against BH by Beaf: 6:22am On Jan 23, 2012
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Phuck the crap about SNG protesting to make GEJ President. Their protests did not acheive 1% of the actions Dora Akunyi single-handedly executed.
Yet, Dora Akunyi doesn't wake up and talk specious nonsense of how she made GEJ President. The SNG story is foolish at best.

Does the fact that SNG held a few limp demonstrations give them the right to partner with boko haram?
Politics › Re: Northern Leader in LAgos Ask Nigerians Why They Are Not Protesting Against BH by Beaf: 6:14am On Jan 23, 2012
@koruji

You are only confirming the hypocrisy of Ojota that the Seriki is bitter about.

Boko haram had been killing long before the subsidy was removed, so why did you hypocrites not protest if you value human lives? That is the simple question the Seriki is asking.

What were the real motives of that protest? Why did the hypocrites not protest after the numerous Jos massacres, the various boko haram bombings; why are those phuckers not protesting now after Kano? WHY?

Why are El-Rufai and Tunde Bakare all fevered up about inanimate subsidies, but can't give a phuck about precious human life?
They are simply "occupying" the civilian wing of boko haram.
Politics › Re: Northern Leader in LAgos Ask Nigerians Why They Are Not Protesting Against BH by Beaf: 6:06am On Jan 23, 2012
But when hundreds of people were killed by sects using bombs, nobody stages protest or condemned it because it didn't happen in their vicinity, none of their relatives are affected or because they are afraid to speak and get bombed too,” the monarch queried.
He asked rhetorically further: “Where is Occupy Nigeria? Where is El-Rufai? Where is Pastor Tunde Bakare? Where are the Celebrities, artistes and musicians?

Where are the Opposition Parties? Where are Nigerians? Were they all in the blast that rocked Kano city? Why is everyone keeping mute now? Or is Kano State not part of Nigeria? Is this not a more serious issue for all Nigerians to wear black rags and truly ‘occupy Nigeria’ with peaceful protest against mass killings of innocent ones?

Do we have energy and strength only on subsidy removal issues? Everyone seems to be afraid now. What a big shame?”
Count them all as the civilian wing of boko haram.
Politics › Re: Northern Leader in LAgos Ask Nigerians Why They Are Not Protesting Against BH by Beaf: 6:00am On Jan 23, 2012
The Seriki Hausawa of Lagos State, Alhaji Aminu Idris Yaro has expressed sadness over the nonchalant attitudes of Nigerians towards the activities of the dreaded sect, Boko Haram leading to the death of many people and destruction of property worth billions of naira.
The Seriki, who doubles as the Chairman of the Arewa Traditional Council in the state wondered why people refused to hit the street the way they did against fuel subsidy recently.

According to him, it was a painful realization that people put their comfort far above the collective comfort of the Nigerian masses as was demonstrated recently by the protesters against the removal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government.
“In Nigeria when subsidy was removed on petroleum, people protested and shut down every activity and some patriots even died during the protests.
They are busy "occupying subsidies" in support of boko haram. Too busy occupying Ojota with creeps and hypocrites to do anything worthwhile for the lives of their fellow citizens.
They are in the same bracket as boko haram.

Shame.
Politics › Re: Arrested Boko Haram Bomber Dies(escapes) In Delta by Beaf: 5:54am On Jan 23, 2012
Buzu is a word to describe a Sudanese ethnic group of very tall and very dark people. So, was Tanko Buzu Sudanese?
If so, why would anyone recruit a Sudanese to bomb a mosque in Sapele?

All this crap is so the core-North can continue to lord it over Nigeria, but it is not helping them. I do not see a core-Northerner ruling this country again, from now until kingdom come.
Politics › Re: An Assessment On The State Of The STATE by Beaf: 4:19am On Jan 23, 2012
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Dude, I never said section of the country are supporting boko haram, rather "elite" from sections of the country are in support of boko haram. Two very different things with clear meanings.
I am wondering why some of you reply to my posts without first reading them. Its annoying.

Those who sponsored the subsidy protests are also covert supporters of boko haram (in fact boko haram actually released a statement in their support).

Anyways, reread my post and take what I said to heart, because that is the perception and it is backed by observation.
Politics › Re: An Assessment On The State Of The STATE by Beaf: 3:18am On Jan 23, 2012
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Why you people tell lies is a mystery! When you concoct your wild MEND stories, you effectively forget that GEJ's only house was blown up by MEND in 2007, leaving him to scurry around for a place to bury his dad who died shortly after. Yet, he is in cohorts with MEND?
You should err on the side of caution when making your grandiose claims that are quixotic at best.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/38181_goodluck_house_jpgfc6cbe14dcaaccaffe1aa4eb6be2b672

Yenagoa — ESCALATING militancy in the oil-rich Niger-Delta region yesterday assumed a frightening dimension, when unidentified gunmen bombed and destroyed the country home of vice-president-elect, Goodluck Jonathan in Otuoke, Bayelsa State, killing four policemen.

Similarly, an explosion rocked Barrat Hotel in the state capital Yenagoa, said to be owned by deputy speaker of the state Assembly, Bright Ereware, on Tuesday night, causing pandemonium as people ran for their lives.
http://allafrica.com/stories/200705170287.html
Politics › Re: Ss & Sw Leaders Issue A Joint Communiqué To Gej – Grow Some Balls, They Urged. by Beaf: 2:21am On Jan 23, 2012
What a funny thread!

I recall someone asking why Tinubu wasn't there. Lol! One of the SS representatives might have simply strangled him. Simple as. cool
Even though many parts of the SS left the Western Region in anger during Awo's time, his faction of SW leadership is the only recognised one. Nobody does deals with drug pushers.

Another set of people claimed it was a PDP thing, yet the likes of Olu Falae and Gani Adams attended. A Sovereign National Conference is in everyones interest, that awareness was the goal of the meeting.
Politics › Re: An Assessment On The State Of The STATE by Beaf: 1:18am On Jan 23, 2012
emmatok:
Guy, stop drinking KAIKAI at night.

Are you now claiming the SW is part of BK sponsors with the North.

You also forgot the SW has over 30 billion barrel of Oil.
Covert use of boko haram to further political interests is equivalent to supporting boko haram, because you end up doing the civilian aspect of the job for them.
People like you will always let ethnic bigotry rattle your thinking. Firstly, I was careful enough to say "the elite of two ethnic majority groups have sided with the boko haram," not that entire ethnic groups are sponsors of boko haram as you have tried to twist it. Bigots like you are off no use to either your own people or to Nigeria.

I have made a very clear statement as to what perceptions are concerning boko haram. Please take it home with you and pull back from the brink.
Politics › Re: An Assessment On The State Of The STATE by Beaf: 12:01am On Jan 23, 2012
The subsidy faction was never really separate from the boko haram faction, and the sudden removal of the subsidy helped to show who was where in very glaring light; the tanks in Lagos seem to be playing several tactical roles.
GEJ has been able to form his own solid power block, although it took him longer because the elite of two ethnic majority groups have sided with the boko haram faction.

Nigeria's biggest problem is ethnic bigotry. The future portends a breakup if the boko haram faction persists, because even a toddler knows that the battle is all about control of Nigeria's oil resources by wicked people who do not care for the average person and see the ND person, in the bowels of whose Earth the oil sits, as an impediment.

I am afraid we are seeing a situation where each region will have to source for income outside oil and for territory outside the Niger Delta and South East. There will not be a united army to fight a civil war against these two sections of the country; indeed, we will likely see a splintering into core-North, South West and the rest.

The only reason Nigeria would remain together is if predominantly, the US wants the core-North to remain in the country for two reasons; to be subjugated as a bulwark against radical extremists threatening the lifting of oil and to stop Nigeria's massive population from distabilising new US oil interests in Ghana and the bight of Guinea. The interests of America do not bode well for none SE/SS and Middle Belt regions.
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 11:19pm On Jan 22, 2012
[quote author=na_joke link=topic=851709.msg10021644#msg10021644 date=1327237374]Gbam,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Beaf hope u did not miss the post. we will hunt ur type very soon grin grin[/quote]Have you finished killing your own brothers and their kids in Kano?

Fool.
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 11:17pm On Jan 22, 2012
@ono

There's no YIM on your profile. Could you respond here and put it up again? Thanks.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Malawian Women Protest After Attacks For Wearing Pants, Miniskirts by Beaf: 3:35am On Jan 22, 2012
Jokes apart, it is really babaric that in this day and age women are actually stripped in public, because of some silly tradition that requires them to wear dresses. Dresses? huh
When did this tradition of wearing dresses even kick off? Malawi is an African country and I can bet that the dresses they are trying to enforce are European. It just makes the whole thing silly; its an excuse for voyeurism at best by sex starved abusers.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Malawian Women Protest After Attacks For Wearing Pants, Miniskirts by Beaf: 3:30am On Jan 22, 2012
What is wrong with those women from Malawi? angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry angry
See what their mates at Ado Ekiti were able to accomplish! The only improvement left is to limit the age of their protesters to between 16 and 24.
But we are still developing, so we understand. Yipee! grin

https://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs016.snc1/2975_99070673857_549718857_2619749_5580983_n.jpg

I don't even wanna talk about the Zulu's. Boy! Theirs is a class act! cool wink
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 3:16am On Jan 22, 2012
deandavid:
ok now we have seen that the company is a scam, what next can we do? we cant sit here and just complain, somebody need to do something, anything, to let the govt know they've been busted. we cant continue like this o. and you beef, you dey fall my hand everyday, i swear u dey fall every deltan hands. If i catch u,
Bruv, I can almost guarantee that, I big pass you and I get muscle pass you. Who you wan catch?

The company might or might not be a scam. Whichever way, you will not find that out from their website. Nigerians, especially the older ones, do not take the internet seriously; IMHO that explains the wretchedness of that website (damola1 has already looked the partners up and it seems they have been running from at least 1996).
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 3:08am On Jan 22, 2012
markovnikoff001:
First thing I'm gonna say is Beaf is a government mole, planted here, and probably on social media across the Nigerian cyberspace to defend government practices and create doubts in the minds of those whose stance is weak. I know his type and this how they work.

Second thing I'm gonna say is that right now, at this moment, I'm trying to zone the word Nigeria outta my mind; the word now connotes for me dishonesty and cruelty and greed and cover-ups and every derogatory word I can ever come up with.
Dude, I wish people like you would quit your id!otic "government mole" thing, especially as I do not work for the govt. I see that tactic it as a way of dodging the application of your brain to the issue at hand (perhaps, you are just incapable); either that or you are a mentally weak freak who follows the herd and repeats what they heard like a robot (mental weakness would explain why you want to say derogatory things about Nigeria).

Deal with the topic at hand without the crap. These days, NL overflows with all sorts of seaweed and unrefined types.

The same goes to mcgboye.
Politics › Re: Our Next Ig Should Be A Foreigner by Beaf(op): 2:53am On Jan 22, 2012
Many of us who have never been priviledged to leave the borders of Nigeria cannot fathom the concepts of a culture of organisation and due process. Institutions in successful countries are built on those concepts from scratch; they are concepts that propel other countries up the ladder of development and excellence. Every police force aught to be built on such foundations, but ours is little more than a gang of thugs whose investigative and intellectual abilities are "puzzling."

If such a culture could be hammered into our police force, it would make a miraculous difference.

I do not know of any police service in the developed World that would operate without DNA eqquipment, forensic labs, radios and other communication gadgets. But the bosses of our police force here either see these things as an obstruction to "roger" taking, or are so half-baked that they can barely read, talkless of operating some new fangled technology.
We have to be honest with ourselves that all our police are champs at are "suyaing and peppersouping," pulling the trigger to let off "accidental discharges" and applying murderous kicks to the innocent of the type even Lucifer would be too faint hearted to attempt.

It is the culture in the police that is most important; a foreigner will come readymade with backup of a lifetime steeped in the proper environment, valuable experience of psychological causes and reactions, attitudes, reading signs hidden to the average eye, checks and balances, documentation, interfacing with academia, research institutions, intellectual application, modern investigative techniques etc.
With such a person in place, the total rebuilding of a parallel police force to replace the "roger" takers can proceed. After a period of years, it would be possible to completely retire the old force and the foreigner can then either go home or remain in an advisory capacity.
Politics › Re: Our Next Ig Should Be A Foreigner by Beaf(op): 2:52am On Jan 22, 2012
For those talking about our national pride, well. . . LOL!
What pride is there in our current police force and what senior officer has got any sort of experience that is better than agricultural or cut and nail? Nothing new or redemptive can from from those quarters. We have failed in the training of our police force for decades now, the punks we have in uniform deserve only to be retired, but we cannot retire them into a vacuum, hence the suggestion of a foreigner to come in and build a parallel force.

If anybody is concerned about a foreigner assuming such a senior position because of state secrets, then they have little to fear. Nigeria has no state secrets. For 49+ years, the place was run like a yam shop. There is nothing worth stealing.
Also, we do not have to get a white guy (nothing wrong with that) if people are uncomfortable with it. There are many black British and American officers that could do the job.
In fact there could be Nigerians who have reached high ranks in police forces in the developed World and could be lured home with the right agreements, however it would be best to bring in someone with no ties to Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Our Next Ig Should Be A Foreigner by Beaf(op): 2:13am On Jan 22, 2012
antartica:
I cant believe u are this stupi.d beaf suggesting a foreingner should be an IG in nigeria? Are u really serious? Anyway,i am not surpris,that is why u believe thrash. Why not not advocate for a russian to be the presidenj? A failed people equals to a failed POLICE and a failed EVERYTHING,
You have only displayed your failure as a human being.
Politics › Re: I Will Set Myself Ablaze Tomorrow (sunday) by Beaf: 1:33am On Jan 22, 2012
scopusng: I really appreciate you guys. My life is precious to my wife and my 3 boys. I am doing very well indeed. I was only joking guys. Just had a good time with my twin sister. Thanks and God bless you all.

Note: I am a successful forex trader and forex and gold signal provider.
[size=14pt]All I can say is that you are a sick bastar'd.
On the day you really need help, no one might turn up.

If you had been beside me, I would have punched your eyes through your ears.

Fool.[/size]
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 12:53am On Jan 22, 2012
damola1: http://www.ican-ngr.org/main.php?section=2&pageid=29

http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/companyOfficers?symbol=GUINEAI.LG

Isyaku Yusuf
Mr. Isyaku Nasiru Yusuf has been Executive Director in charge of Finance and Administration at Guinea Insurance Plc since 2008. He is Chartered Accountant by profession. He holds Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Accounting (2nd Class Upper), from Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria. He is Fellow of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), obtained at FTMS Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Member of Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN). Mr. Isyaku has attended several technical and professional courses in Oil and Gas, Scenario Planning, Business Strategy and Organizational Transformation both at home and abroad. His career started as Senior Audit Trainee with Sada Idris & Co. (Chartered Accountants) in 1996. He also worked for FSB International Bank Plc, Intercity Bank Plc and Guaranty Trust Bank Plc between 1996 and 2005. He left Guaranty Trust Bank in 2005 to join Backbone Connectivity Network Nig. Ltd as Financial Controller between 2005 and 2007. Mr. Isyaku also worked with Nigeria Sao-Tome & Principe Joint Development Authority between 2007 and 2008 as Head Finance and Treasurer



That's what I got from a simple google search,  but still no way justifies their image responsibility. They do deserve to be fired for poor PR. [size=14pt]Image is everything[/size]
Yes, image is everything indeed, but I've come to realise that Nigerian companies rely more on the phone than on the internet. That is one more bridge we have to cross, I certainly wouldn't have a company with a poor website, but many of the older generation will.

You need to check out our various websites, like the CBN, army, ports authority etc; they are mostly nothing to write home about. Nobody can argue though, that the CBN and army do not function efficiently.
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 12:42am On Jan 22, 2012
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Dude, that company might have forgotten about their website. I agree that past jobs matter, though. If anyone wishes to question them, it must be based on that.

denzel2009: is beaf serious or taking the PISS
No I'm not. I've seen enough shockers on the web from big companies. Take SoundMax for instance, their website has never ever been completed, and I'm taliking about since the 90's. Yet it is one of the biggest sound card manufacturers for computers in the World (there is probably one from them in your PC or laptop). Check out one of their pages:

http://www.soundmax.com.tw/support.asp
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 12:24am On Jan 22, 2012
Insert Quote
^

Diya & Fatimilehin,  have a solid name, built on decades of hardwork,  Have you ever heard of these guys before now?,

If this was a deloitte , maybe, it'll slide,  they's spent years to built their name,  but from a govt. that's got a lot of issues,  they now hand over auditing to a company that can't even spell on their website,  I mean,  Whoever gave them the job deserves to be fired,  there's what we call public image,  especially for Govt. Contracts!,  and even if they are great at their job,  who will believe them 9months from now?,  who will?

Isn't the whole exercise just about us trusting in their capacity to deliver,  how do you expect anybody here to trust, all of the comments here have been downright,  negative,  all except yours!
You should be checking if they have a solid name, before commenting on their website, which they might have forgotten even exists.
It is only after you have discovered that they have no name that comments on their website can be accepted as corroboration. Many in that company might not even be aware it has a website.
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 12:19am On Jan 22, 2012
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Have you seen NNPC's two websites? These things count for nothing in Nigeria. The website is an ugly piece of shiit, but please leave all holiness aside.

[quote author=dipo+]Insert Quote
^^

No matter how good you are in the actual service delivery, your website has a way of portraying your seriousness and consciousness. Some grammatical errors are simply unpardonable for seasoned professionals.

Our mission is to maintain the highest level of satisfaction among our clients by offering high quality accountancy and taxation services while also generating employment opportunities and contributing to the professional development of our employees. Our vision is to be recognised as one of the larggest accounting firms
in the world as a
provider of valuable financial information for
decision-making.

Pathetic.
The could have least hired someone to write a more convincing intro. N364 million naira[/quote]Perhaps, you live in the West. Many top Nigerian companies don't even have websites.
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 12:14am On Jan 22, 2012
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I you like, be shocked out of your skin. Will the quality of their website affect the job they will deliver? If I recall rightly, Diya and Fatimilehin has a worse website, but you cannot argue with that name.

What is wrong with Nigerians and eye service?

--Edit--
Just checked Diya and Fatimilehin, and they've redesigned their site, it used to be a horror.
Politics › Re: Sada Idris & Co To Audit NNPC. Check Out Their Website! by Beaf: 12:08am On Jan 22, 2012
Why are some Nigerians so petty and silly?

The website is poor, yes, but that does not in any way impinge on their effectiveness as auditors. We should be judging them on their past work if they are known or just a startup etc.
There are several companies that do not rely on the web for business and only keep a token web presence. There are many top Nigerian businesses that do not run a website, or are even worse than the one people are pointing at. You wanna see succesful businesses in the West that run crap sites? Check out this one for electric vehicles in the UK:

http://evuk.co.uk/

Here's another: http://www.amazingthings.org/
And another: http://www.sphere.bc.ca/test/sruniverse.html (ecommerce website)

I'm sick and tired of seeing silly topics on NL and equally silly responses.
Quit the foolishness, its a new year. Yes, the website is poor, ugly and retarded, but leave it at that and do not chat crap.
Politics › Re: President Goodluck Jonathan Should Just Please Step Down. by Beaf: 11:41pm On Jan 21, 2012
I pity "born to rule" monkeys.
If you like, boko haram until eternity.
Politics › Re: Pics Of A Boko Haram Suicide Bomber Who Forgot How To Blow Up Himself. by Beaf: 11:39pm On Jan 21, 2012
[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^I guess when you're staring death in the face, you can't afford to be a lousy shot.

Somebody somewhere is doing a good job of hypnotizing these almajiris, to the extent that they'll want to die for NOTHING and take innocent lifes with them. What the hell are they being told Huh[/quote]Suicide bombers are regularly found to have been highly drugged up with potent stuff like cocaine etc. Drugs and religion are a dangerous mix.
Before they act also, their families would notice a sharp change in behaviour, because the person being groomed would have been isolated for psychological bombardment to the extent that they become withdrawn and robot-like. The mind is a fickle thing and you will be shocked at who can be brainwashed into such acts; some suicide bombers would have been decent folk with no sign of any such inclination.
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Beaf: 3:01pm On Jan 21, 2012
I can't understand how someone says he will set himself ablaze and it goes to the front page.
If that thread is not a joke then there is something really missing on NL.

I will advise the mods to take up the suggestion here and quit their idiocy immediately: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-851317.96.html#msg10014784
Politics › Re: I Will Set Myself Ablaze Tomorrow (sunday) by Beaf: 2:57pm On Jan 21, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks][size=14pt]Just in case this guy needs help and is not a joker, could the moderators open up a line of communications with him via PM?  Is it possible to give him/her temporary access to PM so that he can reply to moderators' messages?[/size]

@OP, think about your loved ones who will be left with a broken heart, why do you have to hurt them by setting yourself ablaze? Don't be a coward in the end by going through with this - you sound like a tough guy and not a coward. Do the right thing, find other ways to express your anger and frustration.[/quote]This is an excellent suggestion.
Can the mods take this up? It would have been best for them to do that in the first place instead of putting the thread on the front page to make money and possibly exposing someone in the pits of despair to ridicule.

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