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Sports / Re: Picture Of A Wrestler Carrying Michelle Obama by BLECINS(f): 10:20pm On Jul 29, 2012
denzel2009: If an ordinary fisherman like Jonathan can carry Patience, why can't a wrestler? Obviously, she won't wear her sumo wrestling costume before the carriage.


abeg take ur time, u don let me laugh so tey e remain small make i go hug wet transformer.
Hahahahahaahahahahahah
Programming / Re: Any Female Programmers In The House? by BLECINS(f): 9:19am On Jul 21, 2012
@op
hi i'm an electrical/electronic engineer by profession, I started learning C++ and linux a few months back, i stopped cos i'm preparing for my MSC enterance exam. Once i'm done with the exam, i'll resume my programming.
i have some materials and i dont mind sharing them with you .
its nice to know i'm not the only lady investing my time on programming
cheers...............

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Education / Re: Waec Result 2012 by BLECINS(f): 6:07pm On Jul 14, 2012
@op
don't u think the statistics should have been written this way
' 80.78 % got 2 credits and below,
70.03 % got 3 credits and below' etc.
The way u wrote it is misleading, 2 credits and above could imply 3 credits , 4, credits or even 10 credits

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Politics / Re: I Am Disappointed In Jega – Oshiomhole by BLECINS(f): 5:27pm On Jul 14, 2012
lookmangiw: All i know is that whatever happens in this electiom will actually give us an insight on how the 2015 general election is going to be. Mr jega will come out to say that the election was PREE and PAIR .


PREE and PAIR
hahahahahaahahahahahah
very funny
Politics / Re: 2, 000 Lagos ACN Members Defect To PDP by BLECINS(f): 4:14pm On Jul 09, 2012
the reason why i will never vote for ACN again is because of area boys (touts) that extort money from commercial bus drivers; making the cost of transport fare to be on the high side. I strongly believe that ACN is strongly is support of these extortions. I just wish that the PDP lead govt will try as much as possible to get these touts out of lagos roads.
Science/Technology / Re: Why Do I Get Electrocuted Easily? by BLECINS(f): 4:18pm On Jun 26, 2012
It has to do with your body resistance. Women tends to have lower body resistance than men. Maybe u have a very tender skin
Literature / Re: 'my Names Are', Or 'my Name Is' by BLECINS(f): 4:14pm On May 23, 2012
12 inches!:
"My name is" appears to be correct. Because we don't put a coma behind each name. For example, "My name is Akinbade Olusola Esther." But if u were to say "My names are" You should put a coma behind each name as there are more than one name. For example, " My names are " Akinbade,Olusola, and Esther" Nobody does that. So it appears incorrect. My 2cents.

@ Bold font
coma is used when differentiating surname from other names for example David, Daniel Stephen. David is the surname in this case .

I think "my name is" is correct

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Education / Re: OAU Statistics Of Choice Of Courses For 2012 by BLECINS(f): 8:51am On Apr 28, 2012
Wow
Electrical Engineering is not in this list angry
I graduated from elect/elect and i'm so proud of it.
Greatest Ife!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Religion / Re: Stop Arguing With Atheists by BLECINS(f): 5:44pm On Apr 13, 2012
harakiri:

...and yet, you people will claim you "know God". How can you know him and yet in the same vein, you say "God cannot be explained or articulated"? See how dumb that sounds?

No individual can explain God to another individual. If you want to know God search the scripture. May God open the eyes of your understanding.
Religion / Re: Stop Arguing With Atheists by BLECINS(f): 5:31pm On Apr 13, 2012
Do you know that it is a sin to argue with an Atheist? Read 2 John 1: 7- 11. The best you can do for an atheist is just to point him or her to Christ. God cannot be explained or articulated, He reveals Himself by Himself.
Celebrities / Re: New Facts Emerge On Dbanj And Don Jazzy Split by BLECINS(f): 2:34pm On Apr 13, 2012
~Bluetooth:


did don jazzy contribute to the oliver twist video ? D'banj sabi o,he no sabi o,he has freed himself from the bondage of an exploitative manager and if you know how to sing,apply to don jazzy to manage and label you. grin

Dont you think D banj's American colleague will exploit him MORE? Americans are very subtle people. I pity d banj. They will use and dump him.

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Celebrities / Re: New Facts Emerge On Dbanj And Don Jazzy Split by BLECINS(f): 2:27pm On Apr 13, 2012
I h.ate American music industry. It is so sad that our Nigerian brothers allowed this wicked industry to tear them apart. Unfortunately, more Nigerian musicians will still part ways with their Nigerian brothers because of those foreigners.

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Romance / Re: 25 & Desperate Or Is Gods Time The Best?! by BLECINS(f): 6:35pm On Apr 11, 2012
Babe! Relax your mind. Dont rush into what you might later regret. Remember 1 + 1 = 2 and 2 is a single whole number. You and your spouse will result into a single whole number if and only if both of you are whole (individually). I believe you are whole because you are fearfully and wonderfully made. The vision may tarry but it will surely come, wait for it Habakkuk 2:3
Politics / Re: The Worst Performing Minister In GEJ's Cabinet by BLECINS(f): 1:36pm On Apr 05, 2012
I will choose the Minister of communication. The gsm operators are ripping off nigerians. No encouragement for CDMA (land line) operators which is obviously cheaper than gsm.

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Romance / Re: Can A Man Ever Please A Woman?? by BLECINS(f): 8:05pm On Apr 01, 2012
Women are very easy to please,their actions depends on the type of man involved. Women are like incubators; give a woman happiness she multiplies it and gives you joy. Give her headache, she multiplies it and give you brain tumour. What you get from a woman depends on what you give to her.

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Education / Re: JAMB UTME 2012: Stats And Figures. by BLECINS(f): 10:50am On Mar 31, 2012
I thought the name was uniLAG. this school is LAGGING behind academically .
Crime / Re: Nigerian Set New Heroin Ingestion Record: 2.155kg! by BLECINS(f): 7:38pm On Mar 23, 2012
grin
Na wa o , i no understand dis type of love between ibos and yorubas, una too like una self.
On a more serious note, which award Dem go give dis babe for breaking dis world record? OON , GCFR, MON ? Abi na presidential hand shake dem go give am ?
Politics / Re: South Africans Reacts To Their Govt.'s Appology To Nigeria. by BLECINS(f): 1:36pm On Mar 10, 2012
AjCityOne:

I don't blame anyone of you South African slowpoke. What the Nigerian government should do from now on is to test all South African passenger coming to Nigeria for HIV and AIDS and then detain them until the result comes out. And if you tested positive, you are going to be prosecuted and sent to prison on Nigeria soil for malicious intent to infect Nigerian population with deadly disease. Yellow fever Vs HIV and Aids, Wondered which is more deadly and humiliating.


True talk ma brother
Sports / Which Is Better, Attack Or Defence by BLECINS(f): 9:36am On Feb 09, 2012
Which club will perform better? A club with perfect attack or one with perfect defence
Nairaland / General / Giant Of Africa by BLECINS(f): 10:46am On Feb 04, 2012
If nigeria disintegrates, which country will be the giant of Africa?
Nairaland / General / Floods Cut Off Apapa-oshodi Expressway by BLECINS(f): 10:41pm On Oct 08, 2011
The downpour in Lagos that started on Friday and continued till the early hours of Saturday triggered floods in some parts of the metropolis.

One of the worst hit areas by the floods was Apapa-Oshodi expressway, the gateway to the nation’s busiest ports, which was cut-off at two points between Cele Bus Stop and Mile 2, effectively shutting down vehicular traffic.

Scores of vehicles which attempted to wade through the floods at Coker and Jakande Bus Stops were stuck right in the middle, trapping occupants.

An articulated vehicle on the Oshodi bound lane fell into a ditch as it attempted to make its way through the floods.

The resultant traffic on the Apapa bound lane stretched several kilometres, from Coker Bus Stop to Cele, while the one on the Oshodi bound started from Coker, stretching past Mile 2 to Berger Yard.

For many motorists and commuters, it was hell on earth.

While the motorists, stuck in the traffic, resigned to fate, scores of commuters from both ends of the expressway took to trekking.

Women and children among the commuters were a pitiable sight as they waded through the floods at Coker and Jakande Bus stops.

Many Mile 2 bound commercial vehicles took one way from Cele to avoid the crippling traffic but ended up discharging commuters at Coker after charging twice the normal fare of N50.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/10/hell-as-floods-cut-off-apapa-oshodi-expressway/
Nairaland / General / Re: Welcome, New Nairalanders by BLECINS(f): 12:10pm On Oct 08, 2011
My name is Blessing. I'm relatively new in Nairaland, "so far so good" . Nairaland has really enlightened me.
Romance / Re: What's The Most Important Quality? by BLECINS(f): 8:56pm On Sep 24, 2011
My ideal man is a man who has virtues

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Politics / Will Banger And Other Forms Of Fireworks Be Allowed This Yuletide Period? by BLECINS(f): 8:25pm On Sep 24, 2011
Coupled with the bombings and bomb scare in Nigeria, i'm wondering if the sale of fireworks will be allowed this yuletide period.
Nairaland / General / Be Careful What You Tweet by BLECINS(f): 7:25am On Sep 17, 2011
Be careful what you Tweet
Sep 14th 2011, 19:25 by T.W. | MEXICO CITY
SAYING what you think in print has always carried a risk for journalists. Between 2006 and 2010, at least 37 media workers were killed or went missing in Mexico. In some places the risks have become so great that the print and television media have stopped reporting on the drug war. Last year in Ciudad Juárez, El Diario ran a front-page editorial asking the drug traffickers: “What do you want from us?”

In the face of a news vacuum in the traditional media, citizens have turned to the safety and anonymity of the internet. Last year we reported from Reynosa that the city government had started using its Twitter account as a means of warning citizens when gunfights were going on. Anonymous blogs print details that newspapers fear to reveal. Twitter, Facebook and the like provide a forum to swap information and gossip.

But the chill on freedom of expression is now extending into cyberspace. Yesterday morning commuters discovered the tortured bodies of a young man and woman strung up from a footbridge in Nuevo Laredo, a northern border city that has seen heavy fighting linked to the drug wars. Near them was a mis-spelled notice threatening: “This will happen to all the gossips on the internet”. It mentioned two websites: El Blog del Narco and Al Rojo Vivo. (Be warned, if you click through, you may find photos that you will find hard to forget.) It isn’t clear how the killers selected their victims, as such blogs usually allow anonymous comments. But posters are likely to think twice before uploading information in future, even anonymously.

Criminals aside, social networks are facing another threat from the government. Two people in the state of Veracruz were recently arrested, preposterously, on charges of terrorism, after they spread apparently false rumours via Twitter that children were being kidnapped from local schools. In the ensuing panic, parents rushed to collect their children, leading to a series of car crashes. Gilberto Martínez Vera, a teacher, and María de Jesús Bravo Pagola, a radio presenter, initially faced maximum sentences of 30 years in prison for their 140 characters of gossip. The state is now reportedly planning to change its penal code so that the pair can be charged, retroactively, with “disruption of public order”. The fact that the pair committed a “crime” that was not a crime at the time seems to matter little to the state’s legislators.

http://www.economist.com/blogs/americasview/2011/09/free-speech-mexico?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/becarefulwhatyo
Nairaland / General / Be Careful What You Tweet by BLECINS(f): 7:23am On Sep 17, 2011
Be careful what you Tweet
Sep 14th 2011, 19:25 by T.W. | MEXICO CITY
SAYING what you think in print has always carried a risk for journalists. Between 2006 and 2010, at least 37 media workers were killed or went missing in Mexico. In some places the risks have become so great that the print and television media have stopped reporting on the drug war. Last year in Ciudad Juárez, El Diario ran a front-page editorial asking the drug traffickers: “What do you want from us?”

In the face of a news vacuum in the traditional media, citizens have turned to the safety and anonymity of the internet. Last year we reported from Reynosa that the city government had started using its Twitter account as a means of warning citizens when gunfights were going on. Anonymous blogs print details that newspapers fear to reveal. Twitter, Facebook and the like provide a forum to swap information and gossip.

But the chill on freedom of expression is now extending into cyberspace. Yesterday morning commuters discovered the tortured bodies of a young man and woman strung up from a footbridge in Nuevo Laredo, a northern border city that has seen heavy fighting linked to the drug wars. Near them was a mis-spelled notice threatening: “This will happen to all the gossips on the internet”. It mentioned two websites: El Blog del Narco and Al Rojo Vivo. (Be warned, if you click through, you may find photos that you will find hard to forget.) It isn’t clear how the killers selected their victims, as such blogs usually allow anonymous comments. But posters are likely to think twice before uploading information in future, even anonymously.

Criminals aside, social networks are facing another threat from the government. Two people in the state of Veracruz were recently arrested, preposterously, on charges of terrorism, after they spread apparently false rumours via Twitter that children were being kidnapped from local schools. In the ensuing panic, parents rushed to collect their children, leading to a series of car crashes. Gilberto Martínez Vera, a teacher, and María de Jesús Bravo Pagola, a radio presenter, initially faced maximum sentences of 30 years in prison for their 140 characters of gossip. The state is now reportedly planning to change its penal code so that the pair can be charged, retroactively, with “disruption of public order”. The fact that the pair committed a “crime” that was not a crime at the time seems to matter little to the state’s legislators.

http://www.economist.com/blogs/americasview/2011/09/free-speech-mexico?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/becarefulwhatyo
Religion / Re: When God Does Not Answer Your Prayers by BLECINS(f): 12:06am On Sep 17, 2011
Another reason why it seems as if God doesn't answer our prayers is the issue of misplaced priority; for instance, If a certain person named Stanley is asking me for a thousand naira, if i place a thousand naira note on the table for him and then  say " Stanley, i've kept a thousand naira note on the table for you". If Stanley fails to pick the money, the money will just lie there on the table.

This is exactly how we relate to God in prayer; For instance he said in his word "by my stripes you are healed" if one is believing God for healing, the best thing to do while praying is to thank God for healing and then claim your healing by faith.

He said in his word "bring me words that thou might be justified"
Religion / Re: When God Does Not Answer Your Prayers by BLECINS(f): 11:20pm On Sep 16, 2011
1.The book of James 4: 3 says "ye ask and receive not because ye ask amiss"

2. In the book of  Isiah 55: 8  God said" for my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways".

      You might be praying for a car whereas  God's thought for you is a house; hence your prayer for a car might go unanswered.

3.Jeremiah 29: 11 says "for i know the thoughts that i think towards you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you an expected end.

4. The book of Ecclesiastes 3: 11 says "He hath made everything beautiful in his time".

               The best way to pray is to ask the Holy Spirit to pray for you, since he knows his thoughts   concerning you.

He will not let you pray amiss in Jesus name; Amen
Celebrities / Re: My Smoking Is Nobody's Business - Tonto Dike by BLECINS(f): 9:01am On Sep 11, 2011
bad gurl
Celebrities / Re: Kanekalon Hair: Stephanie Okereke's New Photo Shoot by BLECINS(f): 9:48am On Aug 30, 2011
to all the ladies out there that says that this babe is ugly, "i'll like u to kindly post ur pictures for us to see how u look" ;I'm very very sure that you all are very very ugly girls.
Mchewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww nonsense sad sad sad sad sad sad sad sad sad
Politics / Re: Ministers Unhappy With President’s Directive To Cooperate With Okonjo-Iweala by BLECINS(f): 2:57pm On Aug 28, 2011
Any they angry cos a woman is made their head grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Romance / Re: Bacherlor's Club - Single Ladies Men Don’t Like To Marry by BLECINS(f): 9:57am On Aug 27, 2011
In d olden days when it was a taboo to engage in sex before marriage,their marriage work out perfectly well. these days divorce rate is on d increase due to too much sampling b4 marriage. after sampling b4 marriage most men continue to sample several ladies after marriage. may God have mercy on you!
@ sexsinners there are still virgins in nigeria

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