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damiso: E de eyin oni conspiracy theory(you conspiracy theorists have come). . True,sha cos I realised Tesco started sending me stuff (vouchers ) based on what I buy.

shymexx: @Coogar
The cheapest has to be between farm foods and netto.
You can buy a whole house in those stores with just £20.

denzel2009: I thought you only shop at Waitrose and Sainsbury's

elampiro: I don't think that era is truly gone. It is just that some kind of players are hard to find. Edgar Davis, Makalele, Thompson Oliha, etc. Kean was also tough and clever, so he had bit of the characteristics. Diara is a bit of a destroyer but he is limited once he gained the ball. Also Tiote.

damiso: Their store card is useless.I really dont know the pointOk maybe free delivery if you spend over £25.Coming from a loyalty card major.My husband is always shaking his head when I say Oh no you stopped at Tesco why didn't you tell me na now iv lost points .If he says am picking up something at Boots, I say I'll pick dont worry it you wont get the points .He thinks loyalty cards are scams.

r231: Iceland range from £1 to £5

r231: Says who
Iceland is expensive you know

elampiro: There is an area which is even not being addressed at all. A DM who can destroy and also can pass well. Jones can destroy but he doesn't use the ball whell after he has won it. In the early years I thought Anderson will metamorphosed into a destroyer and distributor like Song. But instead his best position now is playing in front of three man midfield, and that's where it looks like Fabregas will play should he come. We need to get one good tackler who will provide an option for Carrick or Cleverly or even displace one of them.

r231: Never been to one

I was looking for sandwich or something earlier today in Croydon and somebody direct me to waitrose luckily there is McDonald next door

Thank God

chaircover: Am i mistaken or are the smaller tesco stores more expensive than the lager superstores

i dont like tesco or sainsburys
Asda and Marks all the way

chaircover: I am not so sure

I will never buy yam or okro etc from tesco/asda etc it just feels strange

honeric01: Are there no married people on this family thread again?

Oh, because this is not a thread for lamentation abi?

bebe2: Aunty coogar, u harsh o, my rates are not dodgy, me too no get arguement( I have references frm Nlanders dat have used my service) I do collect commission just like every other agent in town. Try me first then review my service.

I didn't know CC was into money transfer o, me n her get gist be dat o

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A, western union

B.money gram

C. Best rate services.

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Call: 0750 690 4256, ur nairaland ref is mama Martin. 10% off commission wit ur ref.

keeked: Interesting debate, this one.

My lecturer told us about this woman's struggle and how she had to move out of the UK. Feminists sent her death threats after death threats and she was under police protection.

ERIN PIZZEY set up the world's first refuge for battered women in 1971 - and went on to establish an international movement for victims of domestic violence. But what she has never made public before is that her own childhood was scarred by the shocking cruelty of both her parents.

Indeed, my mother's explosive temper and abusive behaviour shaped the person I later became like no other event in my life. Thirty years later, when feminism exploded onto the scene, I was often mistaken for a supporter of the movement. But I have never been a feminist, because, having experienced my mother's violence, I always knew that women can be as vicious and irresponsible as men.

Indeed, I would go so far as to say that the movement, which proclaimed that all men are potential räpists and batterers, was based on a lie that, if allowed to flourish, would result in the complete destruction of family life.
From the very beginning, I waged war against my mother and quickly learned to disassociate myself from the pain of her beatings.

Her words, however, stayed with me all my life. 'You are lazy, useless, and ugly,' she would scream. 'You look like your father's side of the family - Irish trash.'

They were vicious words that I have heard repeated over and over by mothers everywhere. Indeed, when I later opened my refuge for battered women, 62 of the first 100 to come through the door were as abusive as the men they had left.

Many years later, when feminists started demonising all fathers, these stark images continually reminded me of the truth - that domestic violence is not a gender issue.

Feminism, I realised, was a lie. Women and men are both capable of extraordinary cruelty. Indeed, the only thing a child really needs - two biological parents under one roof - was being undermined by the very ideology which claimed to speak up for women's rights.

This country is now on the brink of serious moral collapse. We must stop demonising men and start healing the rift that feminism has created between men and women.

Harriet Harman's insidious and manipulative philosophy that women are always victims and men always oppressors can only continue this unspeakable cycle of violence. And it's our children who will suffer.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1215464/Why-I-loathe-feminism---believe-ultimately-destroy-family.html

CNN80: Maybe there is a difference now. But that does not negate the positive contribution that feminism has brought to this world. The issue that I have with your posts is that once you see any post that means a woman is standing up for herself, you enter attack mode. You never consider the positive aspects of the situation, you just look at the negative. And then you end up exchanging insults with anyone who disagrees with you. That makes it hard for me to want to see the points you are trying to put across. It's very discouraging.
For example, women retaining their maiden names. It's a choice. It doesn't negate the fact you are married. What is the big deal? As long as the couple are in agreement, why, oh why, are you tearing your hair out on their behalf? Live and let live.
I can't imagine being a housewife, not in a million years. But there are woman that find fulfilment in being stay at home moms. As long as they made the choice for themselves, who am I to denigrate that choice just because it's not one I can make?

CNN80: Marriage is a covenant instituted by God. What is with all these weird definitions of feminism? According to Wikipedia "Feminism is a collection of movements and ideologies aimed at defining, establishing, and defending equal political, economic, and social rights for women. This includes seeking to establish equal opportunities for women in education and employment. A feminist advocates or supports the rights and equality of women."

nitlad: I don't even have to ask for a link to this rubbish, the image url says it all.
Your insatiable hunt for stats has now reduced you to a jester who goes about brandishing bogus stats generated by idiotic Cule wankërs. Shame.
So much is wrong with this useless table of yours that dissecting it would shoot this thread to its 1000th page!

Cech recorded 14 cleansheets in the league last season, but your Catalan friends are crediting him with 13 The save % ratio is also flawed. They have stats (wrong stats of course ) for all the years De Gea has been in England, but they only have for 4 of Cech's almost a decade stay, less than half. Why the inconsistencies in the years covered for each goalie?

The smart thing would have been to juxtapose their stats for last season only, or do the average of the stats over the years of their stays.
Stop peddling falsehood!

Chillisauce: @ Afam, the way you are going about the thread one might think you actually been to these places ...don't you just love Internet!

Meanwhile u never cross Senegal sef.
Leave the thread for the UK peeps and create a thread for ABa folks. Na there dem néed you!

Stop derailing

adaobi123: Yes it's where Peckham is.
Lol. I think south west is quite "porsche".

99cent: well then u should have used the correct english grammar then. saying that "they felt like cheap commodity" suggests that they already felt that way. which is why I was correcting you. As feminists, they can make decisions not to feel cheapened. Even if it means refusing to be walked down the aisle by an abusive or absent father.

making stuff up out of ur azz again aren't we?
post the link from the article where u found this. will you?
where did "they told her" this?

and besides, even if what u are saying aren't lies (they are lies but let's say they weren't) why do u have such a huge problem with brides who do not want to be "walked by any man"? she has a right to decide that choice for herself. is is not marrying u and the man she is marrying ain't complaining. so what's d big deal? stop carrying other people's problems on your head.

ileobatojo: Of course it's better for us. Which sensible woman wants to live with such disgusting slimy creatures?

I'm going to bed! Goodnight!!

99cent: and out of that 24%, according to coogar-math, 10% are not wearing white. hahahaha
if a woman is not wearing white then according to coogar-logic, she must also be walking without her father

u already stated that u will be probably dead by the time ur daughter weds, so according to you, she should't marry because her wedding will be against tradition without ur presence LOL over- exaggerated sense of self-importance much?

ileobatojo: Abegi! Shame on you!

Before nko? After all, you would be among your own kind.

99cent: the article does not state this.
and besides, how can they feel like cheap commodity if they have already refused to do things that makes them feel like "cheap commodity"? which is exactly what feminism is all about.

ileobatojo: Abeg stop the boju boju jo! A simple typing error that I have long corrected? Pray tell us again about how 76 +10+14 = 100 from the article. Ah ah!! This is abysmal now! Coogar!! Anyway, lawd knows I will be bookmarking this page too for future reference! Olodo!!

Oh, so you are fine with a woman marrying 2 husbands? Well according to your definition, I believe that makes you one of us now. So shut up, take this skirt, put it on; take this bra and burn it. Congrats, you are now a feminist.