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The grammatical structure of any thread gives absolute credence to the IQ of the OP.

Unfortunately, this topic is absolutely dead on arrival. The OP apparently has nothing substantial upstairs to warrant an intellectual discourse.

No pun intended.

petokey: are u trying to encourage me? I said i want to discontinue and here you are teling me to CARRY GO.

BigSis: Of course, love for a child is unconditional and permanent. Love for a spouse is generally conditional and not always permanent.

nabiz: pls can someone tell me what we stand to benefit if bill gate come to nigeria

Winneygirl: Chit-chats

I suggest PM.

petokey: it seems u ar the only one getting the hidden detailed gist here. To be candid i was expecting it to be the sugarmummy and sugarboy stuff. But its the other way round.

ItsModella: please, let us take a moment to weep profoundly for Cameroon

after which we'll weep more for them...

and weep again...

and continue weeping....

omaigala: That guy by her side is metamorphosing into a vampire, if he is already not one.

funky medina: look at dbanj at the back..houseboy wey sneak enter photo..Dbanj don turn Akpos!

lastpage: Take it easy now?
That person was only expressing a "personal opinion", looking at issues form his own "narrow lens". As it affects HIM, ..not others!

Even as a "member of this country", he does not know the dead person (and by inference, she/he did not and could not have known how 'VIP' the dead person was) or what the dead person's contribution to the country was.

That he "expressed himself", on how he felt should not justify your tirade against his/her person.

Let us always respect the right of others to "hold an opinion" ...which may defer from ours, as long as their opinion is NOT insulting or inciting.
Even if it is, let us "just point it out, offer suggestion/corrections, without using foul language on them.
I know its difficult when we are annoyed

RIP to Wole Awolowo, you enjoyed the Lagacy of your Dad, that was one man we will never forget in the history of this country.
He was A Leader by all means.

Lastpage!

texazzpete: Haba, you guys remind me of kids that only watch 'action' movies with Van Damme et al.

We are following a story, an epic story that spans generations. Kishi is taking this time out to elaborate on Konoha's founding, the reason behind the Madara/Hashirama rivalry, the battle at the end, the secrets behind the rage that fuels the Sharingan...

...and yet you complain!

If it was a chapter with Shikamaru fighting some random Zetsus you would have been jumping with glee.

There are many unanswered questions. If you folks had your way and the series ended with this battle we would never know

1) How exactly Naruto is related to the Senju (Younger son of the Sage)
2) How did Hashirama die
3) How exactly did Hashirama defeat Madara...and how did Madara manage to grab some DNA

These past few weeks are leading up to a major conclusion: Sasuke's decision. I can't believe the same people that have been complaining about how quickly and unrealistically Obito was corrupted will now be wanting Sasuke's possible redemption to just happen overnight.

luqken: biola no cause 4 alam,d guy just need 2 be more communicative 2 his wife as dat can help a lot.
i once observed a below par performance wt ma wife 4 few days though she didnt talk but i discussed it wt her and she got me d herbal drink i took herself.d rest dey say is enjoyment for us both.

debrief08: Biolabee, please explain what you mean "not so financially challenged", a 7 month old pregnant woman who can't afford antenetal?
So she has money and is keeping it to buy shoes or what?

At 7 months I almost lost my life and my babys life, this is a delicate time for any mother, she shouldn't have the stress of running around, crying and thinking.
Some people have offered help, am asking Ify to coordinate so she can have small money to do basic things before I find my feet again and redeem my own pledges in addition to the several offers of monthly support.
She realistically can't hold any meaningful employment now till after the baby is at least 8 weeks so if she will keep the baby she needs all the help she can get and promises fulfiled.
She realised all this and was overwhelmed hence she came here.
For those asking why she is still discussing foster care its called keeping options open in case promises don't materialise.
We can all preach, have a romantic idea of how she should indefinately wait for the man but she is living in the reality.
If he had a job welfare would have forced him to pay, the response of his family she has writen here, because he is an adult social welfare can't force his family to contribute to the babys welfare.
I beg people, life is a circle, let's do what needs to be done not the blame back and forth game.

Connoisseur: the post isnt about me. if and when i want to tell you about my personal life, i'd gladly open a thread or diary and give you all the juicy details.

my point is if everybody here truly resent this practise, it wouldnt be so commonplace as it is

all4naija: It is out of selfishness! That is the fact from information I have collated in this forum.

all4naija: It is not done out of free will if you look at the information coming out of that country. It is done for selfish reasons, to have free sex with South African ladies who like big size and to have permit to ferment crimes or get some low-wage job. So, how is that free will is still subjected to debate.

kulyie: Eyin okunrin in the house,make una no vex with the kain question wey i wan ask.why e be say when your girlfriend have big bootie,why una dey like slap am,touch am or rub am.the thing dey always suprise me

****Parental Guidance advised *****

Jollof: My girl and I went to see Jack and the Beanstalk Jack the Giant Slayer last night and it was more entertaining than I had anticipated (Though I never noticed any female giants, which begs the question, 'How on earth were such a mythical army of 'males' born in the first place?). We arrived in good time, bought the calorie-adding popcorn and fizzy drink, plus we were the third couple to walk into the screening room, allowing us to pick choice seats. Unfortunately there was one critical factor we were completely unprepared for and had no way of predicting - the unpredictability of Nigerian cinema goers. *flexes fingers*

1. Talking on their phones. Whilst we watched Fee Fi Fo Fum confront Jack, I had to hold myself from not confronting the buffoon on my row who was answering a mobile phone call. He made no attempt to whisper - you could hear every single word he was saying (so much so that I heard him say he would call back in 10 minutes when he knew fully well that the movie had another hour to go! Seriously?!!). He must have talked for a good 3 minutes with no interruptions - not even a 'shush' from anyone in the audience...bizarre. I know what I was thinking of telling him (To know what that was, click here only if you're 18 or older).

2. Putting their feet up on the seat in front. Despite the fact that the seats in Silverbird Cinemas Ikeja can be reclined (just like you have on airplanes) some movie goers here still feel the need to milk every possible position of comfort. Not only is putting your feet up on someone else's seat bad manners but it also makes the poor person sat in that chair look like a bunny rabbit with dirty ears! (imagine the soles of two shoes on top of someone's head).

3. Bringing babies under 1 year. I'm no expert on babies but I'm pretty sure that exposing their tiny eardrums to thunderous explosions aptly amplified by Dolby surround speakers (just for good measure) would not aid hearing development. I can understand the challenges of finding a trustworthy babysitter or persuading a relative to watch over the baby. However, there's always the earplugs option, the rent-a-DVD option or the wait-till-the-movie-comes-out-on- DVD option. For God's sake, prioritize! baby first, giants later!

4. Talking to the cinema screen. We all get carried away sometimes. But when there are other people around you there should be limits. At what point would a movie watcher realize that all his warnings and pockets of advice are not being ignored by the movie characters - THEY CAN'T HEAR YOU BECAUSE IT IS ONLY A MOVIE! Or maybe they just feel the people around them are probably so dim that we need an indirect explanation to bring us up to speed >> 'Thanks but I watched the movie synopsis, I'm familiar with this sort of mythological theme and story-line, and most importantly I have over 25 years of movie-watching experience!' Keep your commentary to yourself and STFU refer to the link in point 1.

5. Standing up minutes before the movie ends. Some Nigerians just don't get the full value of what they pay for simply because they lack patience. Take for instance the blockbuster movie The Avengers which had some added movie footage after the credits. Other notable movies with added footage include, THOR and Fast Five. It wouldn't hurt to just sit tight for another 3 minutes just to be sure that you haven't missed a sneak preview into any possible sequels. Or don't they even want to know the name of that really good actress with the nice butt and sexy accent or the hunk with the biceps and piercing blue eyes? (for example). I frankly don't care if they stay or go but they usually disrupt my viewing pleasure as they make no attempt to crouch as they pass in front of me - inconsiderate bunch of *#@%?!!

Alas, I have come to the end of my intended rant. If you've been a victim then I'm sure you can relate to this article. If you have other annoying things people (not necessarily Nigerians) do in the movie theaters then please spill the magic beans

Noah2020: Pls i nid sum1 to help me wit dis question. An orchestra consists of 25 members. The youngest member is 32 years old. She leaves and is replaced by a new member who is 30 yearsold.
1A : 2.0 points
By how much does the replacement change the average age of the membersof the orchestra? 1B :
By how much does the replacement change the median age of the members of the orchestra?

debrief08: Ify, I ask in Gods name please help coordinate the pledges for help, for now am overwhelmed financially due to illness of a family member.
By June I when Baby Comes I will definately be stable to redeem my pledge but even if somethig comes up before then in my absence I will leave standing orders for her support.
She needs money for drugs and antenental, she needs to prepare for babys coming, she needs money to eat the right things, please I beg all of you who have made promises, Ify coordinate it, I want to go knowing she is going to bbe fine so I can have one less burden on my mind.
You know how foreign treatment is, you have to pay the hospital in advance before the patient is transfered, so our accounts are seriously drained.

debrief08: Ify, I had already told my friend that I would pay for cost of the child during fostering that's why I didn't tell the poster.
My friend who is a social worker will speak with her and find more available options.
I wish I could do more but I am traveling, have to go and care for a sick relative who is having surgery.

Ishilove: Thank God, all the married men forming single on NL are being exposed.

komek: The question the OP asked was HOW PASSIONATE ARE U ABOUT WEEDING RINGS.
All these ur plenty write was not the reason he asked that. Pls always stick to the topic.