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Boyoboy9: Jesus! My bro da go camp for there tomorrow, I hope nobody is thinking what am thinking?Eeyah... u love him but God loves him more. I hope you're not thinking what I'm thinking too... |
Why u no record am... alainironu! |
We have different points of view. I'm not into much football, but as far as I'm concerned, JOHN CENA is my fittest man alive.
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I'm De-Hero... but Bros dun rename me. |
Since u have posted it on net, is it still a secret? By the way, do u expect me to read all those stuffs? |
Name him Public Holiday if u like... It's still a name! |
I see a fish impregnated by a cock |
Na which time guys start to answer blessing? |
My username was De-Hero and I've always love it that way before Bros changed it. Unfortunately, "Ctrl Z" didn't work! |
Pls stop posting this kinda thing @ night |
Wao... she lifted my spirit.... but d guy seem to have too much passion. |
He was a hero... ... though bowing for d fear isn't a good idea... to me |
Joblessness!!! Should I congratulate u now or wat? |
McWhillion: The source is in the write up in the 3rd sentenceI dun see am |
My idea... since he can't coach both, he should coach one of them. Which of them to be coached can't be determined by my suggestion. |
That's not d first water turning to blood. |
Dresses like a lady... yet UGLY. BTW... that's plagiarism. Where's ur source? |
You should have stopped him before now. Leave him. He will stop by himself. If he continues, post it here after 5 years. |
The first female to comment is 'her'. |
tempem: Did you just open this thread to insult, advice,e tire me too o |
igwedaboss: We have smart kids... but what we impact on them is what really mattersTheir kids are smarter... our kids are smart too... but in different fields |
A fast-acting 3-year-old came to an elderly man’s rescue in Tennessee after he spotted the man trapped inside a hot car as temperatures inside the vehicle reached over 120 degrees. While waiting for his wife to come back from an event at the Vestal Baptist Church in Knoxville last Saturday, Bob King, 68, found himself trapped in his car after the doors automatically locked. “We’ve been having trouble with the door on this car since we bought it,” King told ABC News. After numerous cancer treatments and having suffered from two strokes in the past six months, Bob King was described as “in very bad shape” and “could barely see anything” by his wife, Jenny King. He frantically grabbed the car door, but was too weak to push it open. King panicked. Without a car key, he couldn’t turn the air conditioning on. It was 91 degrees outside that day -- and the temperature inside the car had reached over 120 degrees. That’s when King spotted 3-year-old Keith Williams walking past the car. King knocked on the car window repeatedly and Keith stopped. “I hollered at him and he just looked at me kind of funny and I said ‘Get help, get help,’” King said. Coincidentally, Keith’s mother, Jessie Williams, had educated him about hot car safety just days before this happened. The toddler, who was barely three feet tall, was not strong enough to open the car door by himself. So he ran over to Pastor Jack Greene, who was volunteering at the benefit event, to get help. “I was talking to someone and little Keith came behind me and kept saying, ‘Locked, locked, locked,” Greene told ABC News. Greene didn’t sense something was wrong, but then Keith started patting and pulling his hand, and kept saying “hot, hot.” “I told the gentleman: ‘Excuse me for a minute’ and I followed him [Keith] out,” Greene said. “When I saw Bob in the car, I said to myself: “Oh my Lord,’” Greene said. After a few tries, Greene finally opened the door. As soon as the door opened, King fell out of the car seat and almost hit his head on the pavement. “His whole body was raining sweat. His face was red like a pickled beet,” Greene said. “I asked him three times: ‘Are you OK Bob?’” Greene said. Scared that King would get a stroke, Greene asked if he needed an ambulance. “Just give me a minute,” King told Greene. Greene brought King inside the church where there was air conditioning, fed him water and fanned him until King looked better. King said he would have had waited for another 20 minutes before his wife came back, and he is thankful that Keith, or “little preacher” as Greene lovingly called him, came to his rescue. “I am very impressed and I’m proud that he would know what to do,” Keith’s mother, Jessie Williams told ABC News. “He [Keith] said: ‘I saved life’ after I brought Bob inside,” Green said. “He is such a good kid. He is an inspiration and blessing to us.” https://gma.yahoo.com/toddler-saves-elderly-man-locked-inside-hot-car-184542408--abc-news-topstories.html |
Why should d monkey collect money on d road? Is it a member of NPF? |
What of Golden Slap... Mikel Obi |
This keeper dun mad o |
I hope this ref will leave in a single piece! |
This ref get mind o... |
Even the BLIND could score Brazil... |
MTN for Robben... God catch am! |
MTN for Silva |
Holland fall MT hand abeg! I wish they win d cup. |
Na shot this one dey play for penalty! |
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