₦airaland Forum

Hintona:
All these Nigerian men will be here deceiving themselves that they are the most wanted, I laugh in Spanish.

This here is the dating hierarchy:

White men
Asian women
White women
Asian men
Black men
Black women.

People with thin, strait hair...have a bigger chance of cornrows damaging their hair.

While traction alopecia is not tied to a disease, it can still lead to permanent hair loss if a person wears certain hairstyles resulting in long-term scalp pulling. The good news is avoiding certain hairstyles treatment can usually reverse hair loss caused by traction alopecia.

Traction Alopecia Causes

Traction and friction related to certain hairstyles, combing/brushing hair too vigorously or tugging at it over time can cause traction alopecia. Persistent gentle pulling is typically painless and may go unnoticed until bald spots or alopecia starts to appear. Any of the following can cause stress and tension to one’s hair:

Very tight ponytails or pigtails
Tight braids or cornrows
Dreadlocks
Extension (single) braids
Hair weaves or wigs attached with glue, clips, or tape
Headbands (even fabric ones) worn day after day
Tight hairpieces
Frequent use of hair pins, hair bands, and clips (especially day after day in the same hairstyle)
Tight headgear worn frequently or for long stretches of time that tend to rub or pull repeatedly on the same area of hair (e.g. cycling helmets)
Repeated use of hair rollers
Repeated pulling of the hair with the hands (a condition called trichotillomania)

Mastakija:
Their mama no join

boyka1:
A plumber charged me £48 for a minute job. I was gobsmacked when he said he charged someone £120 to fix his clogged toilet. Plumbers dey make mad money.

Princedapace:
Access to good education, healthcare, electricity, etc. I think only SA has that in Africa.

Princedapace:
No!

cococandy:
Joyfulgal , your question the other day reminded me to use up my baked beans.
The combination was delicious.

(1). YOU JUDGE SOMEONE WRONGLY WHEN YOU CRITICIZE HIM OUT OF JEALOUSY, BITTERNESS, SELFISH AMBITION, OR SOME OTHER SIN, RATHER THAN SEEKING TO BUILD HIM IN CHRIST.

(2). YOU JUDGE SOMEONE WRONGLY WHEN YOU ASSUME THAT YOU KNOW ALL OF THE PERTINENT FACTS AND MOTIVES BEHIND THE PERSON’S WORDS OR ACTIONS.

(3). YOU JUDGE SOMEONE WRONGLY WHEN YOU SET UP HUMAN STANDARDS, RATHER THAN HOLDING TO GOD’S WORD AS THE STANDARD.

(4). YOU JUDGE SOMEONE WRONGLY WHEN YOU DO NOT FIRST JUDGE YOUR OWN SIN BEFORE TRYING TO HELP HIM WITH HIS SIN.

(5). YOU JUDGE SOMEONE WRONGLY WHEN YOU SHARE CONFIDENTIAL OR PERSONAL INFORMATION WITH THE WRONG INTENT.

(6). YOU JUDGE SOMEONE WRONGLY WHEN OUT OF A SELF-RIGHTEOUS SPIRIT, YOU CRITICIZE OR MALIGN HIM OVER A MINOR OR INDIFFERENT MATTER.

(7). YOU JUDGE SOMEONE WRONGLY WHEN YOU MAKE AN AUTHORITATIVE PRONOUNCEMENT ABOUT HIS ETERNAL DESTINY.

A. SUBMIT TO GOD’S AUTHORITATIVE WORD BY ACTIVELY LOVING OTHERS WITH YOUR WORDS.
Love does not tear down others; it builds them in Christ. If you speak against others and criticize them to make yourself look good, you are loving yourself, not others. You are not obeying God’s law; you are setting yourself above it. Of course we must love others with our deeds, not in words only. But here James is focusing on how we speak to one another and about others who are not present. Our words need to demonstrate God’s love.

TOPCRUISE:
Just because SARS have been banned from policing some people have graced that opportunity to loot, burn, rob and set hardened criminals free from prison