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AfroKnight:Why is this always the first comment - “I don’t know what some guys see in these (name it) small girls, fat girls, skinny girls, fellow men...” I find it a stupid comment. Attraction is not by logic or reasoning. People don’t sit down and do calculations just as I’m sure you don’t do calculations in being attracted to a woman. What you should condemn is their ACTING on that attraction |
eniorisha:The easiest way to get women is make them think other women are after you. Since that’s not true u must find a way to fake it. Take that serious. No woman will want u if they think other women don’t want u, no matter what else u got going on. That’s just how women are |
eniorisha:My dear u don’t have poverty mentality. YOU ARE POOR. When finally u have money, believe me, spending it won’t be a problem |
1 Create A Spreadsheet Instead of constantly trying to work things out in your head and making rough estimates on how much money you have left for the month, make things a whole lot easier by creating a spreadsheet. At first glance, these can seem a little daunting but it’s really easy once you get used to it and there are many free spreadsheet websites online which work out all the sums for you. By having your outgoings on a list in front of you, you can identify what you’re saving on and what you perhaps need to cut back on. 2 Avoid Shopping When You’re Feeling Emotional Or Hungry You’re feeling a little down in the dumps but you need a new work shirt - bad idea. Turn around, get back inside the house, lock the doors, and ask someone to hide your keys right now – if you’re feeling emotional there’s a high chance you will end up splurging on stuff you don’t really need to give you a quick happiness boost. After spending five minutes looking for a shirt, you return with a few tins of paint to revamp the house, a new wardrobe of clothes, and a mop for the kitchen floor, but the new work shirt is nowhere to be seen. Whilst these spur-of-the-moment purchases may uplift your mood for an hour or two, the initial high will soon wear off and you’ll be left feeling worse as you realise you’re left with nothing more than a few bargains and a less bank account. For a thriftier approach to shopping, go when you’re in a pretty good mood and – whatever you do – don’t shop for groceries when you’re hungry. 3 Surround Yourself With Exciting Hobbies And Positive People Rather than spending money on takeaways and meals out to cheer you up after a long hard day, identify other things you like doing that will boost your mood instead of spending money. Arrange some fun things to do with family and friends around your house or take up a new hobby such as gardening or crafts. We often end up spending more when we’re bored, emotional, and/or lonely so plan a film night with your family or buy a few ingredients from the grocery store and try cooking something you’ve never made before. 4 Save Little And Often It’s a common mistake to think that you can’t start saving because you don’t have much money, but that’s like saying you won’t go on that one hour run because you don’t have the whole day off to exercise – it’s counterproductive and unrealistic. Experts advise that the best way to boost your bank balance is by taking the ‘little and often’ approach to saving. Rather than putting a lump sum of your month’s wages into a savings account and leaving very little to live off for the rest of the month, just put a small amount away as often as possible and the money will mount up without you even noticing it. The more you see your bank balance rising, the more you will want to keep adding to it. Go on, try it – it’s addictive. 5 Put Some Money Aside For Pleasure It’s important to treat yourself occasionally to avoid getting frustrated and spending all your savings at once, so make sure you include a little “happy time” money in your budget to treat yourself every now and again. Do you want a new television for the living room? Save up for one. Fancy a small break somewhere nice? Save up for it. Once you’ve saved up for something and reached your target amount, you’ll feel much better than you would if you spent money that you didn’t really have in the first place. 6 Read A Finance Blog Or Make Your Own Personal finance blogs are becoming an increasingly popular form of inspiration for many people; they can encourage you to save and adopt good financial habits in the process. It’s also really interesting to take a sneaky peak into the lives of other people and see what they enjoy the odd splurge on. If you’re feeling really brave, you could create your own finance blog to share your own tips and advice with others. This will not only help you to network with other people in the same financial mindset as you, but it will encourage you to save more so that you can feel extra proud of yourself when you share how well you’re doing with others. 7 Get Support If you’re really feeling the pinch and you need advice, don’t feel ashamed to seek support from others. You may feel like a little fish in a big pond when it comes to finances, so seek advice from a financial expert who will have a lot of experience dealing with problems like yours. Your financial adviser will come up with a realistic plan to help you sort out any money difficulties. Perhaps even check for a free government run money advice service, rather then forking out for a private professional. |
samorobo:U folks should understand that “impeached” does not mean “removed”. Trump may be impeached but you can be almost 100% sure he won’t be removed from office. Rentacock |
Buhari5:I hear ya. I’m a staunch Christian myself but I find it difficult to explain this guy below. What would be your explanation? He challenged supernatural, juju and such directly, putting up $1m. All it would have taken to win his $1m is turn invisible with juju and slap him silly or even kill him. Yet he’s lived a full wealthy life till he is now in his 90’s! james randi james "The Amazing" randi (born 1928) is a former magician and a scientific skeptic perhaps best known as a challenger of paranormal claims and pseudoscience. He is the founder of the james randi Educational Foundation (JREF), and co-founder of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, originally known as the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal. The million-dollar challenge is a prize offered by the james randi foundation to anyone "who can show, under proper observing conditions, evidence of any paranormal, supernatural, or occult power or event." It has yet to be won though there have been a vast number of attempts. randi started the james randi Educational Foundation to monitor applications for the $1 million prize, and to serve as an organizing body to help promote skepticism and provide educational resources on claims of the paranormal. The foundation was headed by james randi for many years before he retired from its presidency. In 1987 he exposed the Peter Popoff ministry for faking their faith healing claims. The resulting scandal drove Popoff into bankruptcy. When challenged in 2011 Sally Morgan did not even attempt the challenge. Sylvia Browne was the only widely known psychic who offered to take up the challenge. Sylvia was a popular television psychic who claimed that she could communicate with the dead. On March 6, 2001, she agreed to take up the challenge. To her dying day she did not take the challenge. Sylvia's first excuse was because she did not know how to contact randi. That is comical: a professional psychic who speaks to dead people cannot figure out how to reach randi. Her following excuse was that she did not want to take the challenge because randi was a godless individual—all the more reason she should have taken the challenge. If the supernatural could be proven and demonstrated, and the $1,000,000 were claimed, it would be a tremendous blow to randi and the skeptical community, and a tremendous boost to her career as a psychic. Sylvia Browne was special because she was the only professional psychic to accept randi's challenge, though she later backed off. |
T3mp3still96:Not if u work for a firm. Architects work long hours and spend most of their time wherever their studio is. You must be a freelancer with a home studio |
I think I read E-money was killed by police the other day. Or am I missing something |
Funny how she looked instantly uglier once the wig is off. I don’t blame women for using fakes |
KINGJAJA888:Being rich is not enough. You have to know how to strategically deploy and publicize your richness, then women will be all over you , convincing themselves it has nothing to do with your richness (shameless beings) |
Lhizeepro:Not bad. Though I get it for #1,500 (and even less from those aboki waking around) |
Lhizeepro:How much for your manicure and pedicure |
pocohantas:Or W. Bush or Nixon... |
NwaAmaikpe:Hmmmm. This is deep. Bring pleasure to women, exactly how? I’m asking because I’m a bit confused here |
Funny people, they are counting power outage in hours when most Nigerians are used to days and weeks without light |
naptu2:U r actually not that bad-looking. Not exactly my type but... |
DuBLINGreenb:And what have you achieved with your tallness - past president of NCAN south south zone and adviser on Jolof matters! Congrats OBO. You’ve now got both male and female |
naptu2:With due respect I think it’s you who doesn’t quite grasp how Nairaland works. OP’s also use that quote thing to prevent the many people who would be quoting them from repeating their entire long write-up. That’s what it looks like in your case. Anyway it’s tooo late. The vast majority of Nlanders won’t read any of this. Find a way to accept that most Nairalanders now believe u r a female and that this is your pic:
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gaskiyamagana:Maybe (just guessing) because he was not creaming “AlahuAkubaru” while doing it |
ScotMisile:Never thought of it this way. I have to admit u have a point |
notoriousbabe:This guy below even challenged juju directly, putting up $1m. All it would take to win it is turn invisible with juju and slap him silly or even kill him. Yet he’s now in his 90’s. james randi james "The Amazing" randi (born 1928) is a former magician and a scientific skeptic perhaps best known as a challenger of paranormal claims and pseudoscience. He is the founder of the james randi Educational Foundation (JREF), and co-founder of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, originally known as the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal. The million-dollar challenge is a prize offered by the james randi foundation to anyone "who can show, under proper observing conditions, evidence of any paranormal, supernatural, or occult power or event." It has yet to be won though there have been a vast number of attempts. randi started the james randi Educational Foundation to monitor applications for the $1 million prize, and to serve as an organizing body to help promote skepticism and provide educational resources on claims of the paranormal. The foundation was headed by james randi for many years before he retired from its presidency. In 1987 he exposed the Peter Popoff ministry for faking their faith healing claims. The resulting scandal drove Popoff into bankruptcy. When challenged in 2011 Sally Morgan did not even attempt the challenge. Sylvia Browne is the only widely known psychic who has offered to take up the challenge. Sylvia was a popular television psychic who claimed that she could communicate with the dead. On March 6, 2001, she agreed to take up the challenge. To her dying day she did not take the challenge. Sylvia's first excuse was because she did not know how to contact randi. That is comical: a professional psychic who speaks to dead people cannot figure out how to reach randi. Her following excuse was that she did not want to take the challenge because randi is a godless individual—all the more reason she should take the challenge. If the supernatural could be proven and demonstrated, and the $1,000,000 were claimed, it would be a tremendous blow to randi and the skeptical community, and a tremendous boost to her career as a psychic. Sylvia Browne was special because she was the only professional psychic to accept randi's challenge, though she later backed off. “I regard randi as a national treasure, and perhaps one of the remaining antidotes that may prevent the rotting of the American mind.” —Arthur C. Clarke |
notoriousbabe:I sabi say juju have not helped Africans achieve anything - not in sports, not in being wealthy, not in being developed, not in inventions, not in winning wars, etc. They are last in everything... except juju, where are are not only first, they own it |
Christophorus:And what have they achieved - proof that juju is gragra |
Adamawa amaka Igbo emm.. well... I’m coming |
DonroxyII:Whaddyamean, her pic is right there |
Neptu2 is a female?! Who would’a thunk it |
Hausa anaka |
sixtus3606:U miss the point. Here’s what the guy said that’s being disputed (quote): “It's in Revelation 13... Though revelation 13 did mention their name (chrislam)...” Which is a lie. No where in the chapter is the name “Chrislam” mentioned |
Ok, clap for yourself |
So? |
Leo588:I suggest Daura. Daura Republic has a catchy sound |
What qualifies the Twitter user to be giving such advice, what has he accomplished in his life |
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