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Romance › Re: Which Do You Prefer, Fair Guys Or Dark Guys? by denex: 4:21pm On Jul 12, 2007
wetin I do again nairalanders? I an just analysing with reasons. Abi you think you just like brown skin for the sake of brown skin? You wan chop am? If you find a guy with chocolate skin, are you going to ingest him? I'm just trying to give reasons so people begin to understand their feelings better.
Romance › Re: Can I Break Up With Her On Phone? by denex: 3:58pm On Jul 12, 2007
@Seun

i don't know how to lie. Most people doling out advice here are trying to create ideal situations that even they would not want to find themselves.

By the way, have I told you guys that I once bought a chick a break-up gift on the day I was meant to break up with her?

Ehen, Seun! Tone down your temper O! Because no body dey vex pass me.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Nairalanders On Hi5! by denex: 3:52pm On Jul 12, 2007
Mine's denex.hi5.com

i just uploaded 3 more photos today too.

Oh lest I forget, I moderate the Lagos group on hi5 too.

And laide, I guess we've been friends on hi5 for more than a year now. Still, I'll check just to make sure. Anyhow, it's MAN U for life.
Romance › Re: Can I Break Up With Her On Phone? by denex: 3:37pm On Jul 12, 2007
Guy just write her a good break-up poem and send it via email. That's save you the stress, time and energy.

I once broke up with a chick without even telling her anything. It was distance too. All I did was widened the distance some more and then gradually reduced the amount of phone calls till it got to zero.

Goodluck.
Poems For Review › Re: Mirage by denex(op): 2:59pm On Jul 12, 2007
gee thanks. Most people find it offensive. My ex girl friend said I was referring to her, and I can't deny that I wasn't.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Chris Oyakilome by denex: 2:28pm On Jul 12, 2007
Thank God you did not forget to mention the word worship.

Besides MIRACLES WERE NOT BANNED ON TV. Why do you people keep lying that miracles were banned?

"UNVERIFIABLE" miracles were banned and anything that is unverifiable is most probably a lie.

So please, get it straight. Verifiable miracles are encouraged by the NBC on Nigerian Television.
Politics › Re: Dress Code Of Nigerian Policians: A Disgrace by denex: 1:42pm On Jul 12, 2007
@jaymobb

you are not born again. You mean that where I can eat pounded yam with Egusi soup and Ponmo, I should eat live lobsters because I'm at an international event.

So what about during our traditional events? Are you trying to say that if JUDGE Bush should come to see the Kano Durba, we should make him an object of mockery because he is not wearing Babanriga?

Guy, African attire has been gaining international acclaim for a while now. Foreigners are beginning to adorn them. Now you want to tear all that down?

Abeg, I suggest all school uniforms should be converted to Nigerian cultural attire.
Politics › Re: 1998 Obasanjo Worths N20,000, Today He Worth N180 Billion ! by denex: 1:30pm On Jul 12, 2007
@ono

you agree in totality with someone who says that someone says that something might be? Wow! I should be in the business of speculation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Terror Plot In London by denex: 1:24pm On Jul 12, 2007
Well, there is nothing JUDGE Bush is incapable of.
Christianity Etc › Re: The 'Da Vinci Code' Movie by denex: 1:20pm On Jul 12, 2007
You see the thing is, I said I was relieved when I discovered that it wasn't John (a man) who was laying on Jesus bosom but Mary (a woman). Am also beginning to understand that it wasn't a MAN that Jesus loved so much but a WOMAN.

I do not see where that indicates that I know he didn't write the book he was said to have read. Neither did I type anywhere that I had the answer to any such question.

You on your own decided since I knew little, I must know all and now you're getting all worked up because I don't know it all.



Then you say the New Testament does not suppress women. But then I ask you if it was not the New Testament that was used to empower the office of the Pope which basically has never been rotated to a woman.

Then finally I say there was a grand design to hide the true race of Yashua and you express your desire to know what his true race is.
But when I direct you to the best source for this information, you are disappointed.

It is either you have not asked the question which you truly desire to ask or there is something you want me to say that I have not said. Please let me know.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christianity's Crimes Against Humanity by denex: 12:47pm On Jul 12, 2007
@IDENRETE

no one excused christianising slavery. What jen33 excused her self was that it would take another book entirely to describe the massacres that the Christians engaged in during the slave trade all in the name of taking them to salvation.
Politics › Libya Upholds Death Sentence For Foreign Hiv Medics. by denex(op): 12:29pm On Jul 12, 2007
The death sentence earlier passed on 5 Bulgarian Nurses and a Palestinian doctor for injecting more than 400 Libyan Children with HIV has been upheld by the Libyan Courts on July 11th.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070711/ap_on_re_mi_ea/libya_bulgaria
Politics › Re: Orji Kalu Arrested by denex: 12:27pm On Jul 12, 2007
I was about to state that too. The fact that they have been arrested does not necessarily mean they are guilty. It simply means they gave up the right to voluntarily appear for interrogation.

The fact that the other governors came voluntarily does not guarantee that they are innocent. They only chose to exercise their constitutional rights. The information they have provided is being crosschecked.
Politics › Re: Orji Kalu Arrested by denex: 11:29am On Jul 12, 2007
If anybody is being selective, it is these two ex-Governors. Everybody else went for the interrogation except them so who exactly is being selective by asserting dem.

My dear monkeyleg, Kalu and his friend selected themselves.
Politics › Re: 1998 Obasanjo Worths N20,000, Today He Worth N180 Billion ! by denex: 11:14am On Jul 12, 2007
So in 1998, Obasanjo Farms was worth N19,000? And the Bells School was worth N500 and Obasanjo's house was worth N500?

Interesting.

By the way, has it now become common practice to count loans used to buy shares as assets rather than liabilities?

I say this Nigeria is impossible.
Christianity Etc › Re: The NBC ban of unverified TV miracles in Nigeria by denex: 10:10pm On Jul 11, 2007
@donnie

I have personally witnessed a lot of fake miracles, particularly those carried out by Chris Oyakhilome and T.B Joshua.

I cannot still understand why there are so many pastors healing and raising people from the dead, yet Mortality rate in Nigeria is getting worse.

I cannot explain why these miracles are now branded and only performed in specific locations at specific times. Is that Christian? I mean, is that the way Christ did it?
Christianity Etc › Re: Christianity's Crimes Against Humanity by denex: 9:39pm On Jul 11, 2007
You must realise that this is not the original plan of Christianity and not all Christians are evil.
But from the moment the Roman Empire realised that religion was a powerful tool that can be used to rule the world, the religion changed forever.

Today again, Christianity is playing another role of financial empowerment.
Christianity Etc › Re: The 'Da Vinci Code' Movie by denex: 9:33pm On Jul 11, 2007
I wonder what you take as overreacting. Na for my mouth you wan' hear say them dey plan coup abi. I told everybody that it is our duty to find out what happened and you're asking me what happened.

By the way, am I overreacting again?

You say women are not suppressed but the fact that none has been a Pope is irrelevant because the Position of the Pope was not mentioned in the Bible. Does that make the Pope a traditional title holder?

Unless you are aware that the Pope is a Christian religious figure, it is useless for me to try to convince you that this Christian post has been hoarded by men.
Am I overreacting here again?
Christianity Etc › Re: Christianity's Crimes Against Humanity by denex: 9:10pm On Jul 11, 2007
Though you excused yourself, but I feel it is necessary to mention that not less than 100 million youths were killed. This slavery was excused by the fact that the slave traders were taking Africans to salvation. Even at a point when citizens started to complain about the large number of African youths that die on the sea before getting to salvation, or are cast into the ocean in order to claim insurance.
On this matter, the church decided to mandate all slave ships to have a priest who will mass-baptise all the slaves in Africa before entering the ships just in case they die en route.

And you skipped the fact that Hitler was also killing Jews in the name of the lord. His national insignia were a cross and a schwastika(redesigned cross). He also held several meetings with the Pope to discuss the modalities of exterminating European Jews.
Politics › Re: MEND, NDVF, And The Rest Of Them Are Mere Criminals by denex: 8:20pm On Jul 11, 2007
Abi was the oil not there for millions of years? What did they do with it? Now some people are making money off it and cutting them a decent percentage, they are trying to kill them.

We in Edo state are begging for our oil to be extracted some others are claiming marginalization.

Please, Shell, if you're listening, the people of Edo state want to be marginalized. We want our environment to be polluted.
Federal Government, if you're listening, we don't want 13% derivation. We want jobs. Yahoo is no more paying that much.
Politics › Re: Independence Was A Mistake? by denex: 8:00pm On Jul 11, 2007
Are you serious? Is that what they call reverse psychology? Because I never taught I could pull it off.

However, MILITIA I'm not joking or trying to sound smart when I say it wasn't us but the British who got independence in 1960. We got freedom, but the British got independence.

You're dependent when you stay in your parents house, use their car and recieve pocket money and free food.

So think about it, during the period of dependence, which nation provided accommodation, which nation repatriated taxes to the other, which country supplied food and resources to the other. So please, let's not allow them use language to deceive us. We never became independent because we never were dependent. We got FREEDOM.
Christianity Etc › Re: The 'Da Vinci Code' Movie by denex: 7:51pm On Jul 11, 2007
The New Testament does not suppress women? I wonder why there hasn't been a woman pope despite all the "blessed Mary"? Maybe because the Catholic Church is founded on the Old Testament.

My friend, if you know little, you can't learn much from a forum. Go and read. Then when you know a substantial amount, you can begin to ask questions and understand answers over the net.

I'm telling you the Nicene Council did so much to hide the facts, then you're asking me what they are. Write to the Pope and ask him. Afterall, was it not after several people wrote to the Pope asking questions about the occupation of Mary Magdalene that the church came forth 1,600 years later to confess that she wasn't actually a prostitute?

Ask ben himself:
benedictxvi@vatican.va

In fact, I suggest you also ask him why Yashua was given the stage name Jesus.
Politics › Re: Independence Was A Mistake? by denex: 7:14pm On Jul 11, 2007
@laudate & MILITIA

Saka-stick abi Musiliu-stick, if You are queen lizzy and you believed that you have ripped off as much resources as you can from Nigeria and finally declare yourself independent, by the time the country starts producing 2 million barrels of crude oil per day, will you not realise that you made a mistake?

The topic asks if independence was a mistake. And I said yes. britain's decision to become independent of Nigeria is one of the biggest mistakes lizzy ever made.

Now look at Ghana. It was the Gold Coast before. When the british mined the last ounce of gold, the place had to be renamed GHANA. Which means "e don finish". But look at them now. They've discovered the black gold too. So that is the second big mistake that lizzy made.

So all in all, I still maintain that am in the right corner.

INDEPENDENCE WAS A MISTAKE!
Politics › Re: The List Of Arrested Corrupt Governors (after May 29th) by denex: 7:13pm On Jul 11, 2007
We the union of Nigerian conspiracy theorists are at work. Please give us some time. We're trying to weave this around the Niger-Delta kidnappings. At least, already, we can prove that Turaki has some Ijaw blood.

Please you guys should not rush us. Give us some time to work on it.
Romance › Re: Why Is It That Hausa Babes Find It Difficult To Say I Love U by denex: 6:49pm On Jul 11, 2007
@isokoh

did you even read the topic of the thread before insulting your father's mates?
Romance › Re: Which Do You Prefer, Fair Guys Or Dark Guys? by denex: 6:43pm On Jul 11, 2007
Well generally females prefer partners with brown skin because it looks lovely.

But subconsciously, they are using the colour of a male's skin to estimate how long he's been out in the sun gathering food, thereby, how successful he may be in catering for the family.

Just in the same vein, males prefer females with adequately sized mammary glands because they feel it is sexually exciting.

But subconsciously, they are using the size of the breasts to estimate how well a partner will be able to care for offspring by breastfeeding them and providing the adequate nutrients and antibodies.

In modern times though, there are better indices to weigh how well a partner would fare. eg a 2007 Hummer 3 Jeep or a managerial level Job at NLNG. But all the same, during the primitive years, this biological natural means of judgement has been deeply ingrained in our brains.

Besides there is also another psychological factor that may begin to change this fair skin/dark skin analysis. Individuals are beginning to seek in their partners, what features they lack in order to make their offspring more balanced and competitive. So very dark women are beginning to go for fair guys while very fair women continue to go for dark guys.
Romance › Re: Which Do You Prefer, Fair Guys Or Dark Guys? by denex: 6:41pm On Jul 11, 2007
Well generally females prefer partners with brown skin because it looks lovely.

But subconsciously, they are using the colour of a male's skin to estimate how long he's been out in the sun gathering food, thereby, how successful he may be in catering for the family.

Just in the same vein, males prefer females with adequately sized mammary glands because they feel it is sexually exciting.

But subconsciously, they are using the size of the breasts to estimate how well a partner will be able to care for offspring by breastfeeding them and providing the adequate nutrients and antibodies.

In modern times though, there are better indices to weigh how well a partner would fare. eg a 2007 Hummer 3 Jeep or a managerial level Job at NLNG. But all the same, during the primitive years, this biological natural means of judgement has been deeply ingrained in our brains.

Besides there is also another psychological factor that may begin to change this fair skin/dark skin analysis. Individuals are beginning to seek in their partners, what features they lack in order to make their offspring more balanced and competitive. So very dark women are beginning to go for fair guys while very fair women continue to go for dark guys.
Politics › Re: Dress Code Of Nigerian Policians: A Disgrace by denex: 6:07pm On Jul 11, 2007
Somebody asked about the Arab diplomats in their flowing gowns. They definitely look respectable.

Someone else talked about our traditional outfit distracting attention from us. I think quite opposite. I believe it even draws more attention to us.
Christianity Etc › Re: The 'Da Vinci Code' Movie by denex: 5:56pm On Jul 11, 2007
The church is hiding a lot. In fact that church is hiding a lot of lots. There's little the Da Vinci Code can tell us because it is built on little shreds of information and lots of guesses and fabrications. But isn't this the kind of thing that happened during the promulgation of the Nicene Creed.

There were some Grand Lies concocted by the council of Nicene and we have to strive to find out what really happened. Forget about the guesses in the Da Vinci Code, but why were the majority of Bishops invited from Africa to the Nicene Council killed or banished and their books and Bibles burnt? Why were other Bishops forced to sign the Nicene Creed with threats to their lives.

Something very serious is being kept secret and if we do not find out, then we want to continue riding this train of deception. This is not ignorance, it is deception!

It took a long while before I watched Constantine, and a long time before I finished watching it too: December 2006-June 2007 it hardly taught me anything I didn't know before. Except for the fictitious parts.

Some people are bravely denying that it was not Mary Magdalene but John. I was relieved when I discovered that the disciple the Jesus loved so much and whom used to lay on Jesus bosom was Mary not John. That clears my suspicion that Jesus might have been gay.

For God sake, even with the little information left in today's Bible, it is clear that Jesus had love for Mary Magdalene, and that Mary Magdalene is being confused with some prostitute on purpose.

However, what this Da Vinci Code movie does not say was the true CON intended by the Nicene Council. To wipe away not just the descendants and wife of Jesus, but also his extended family.

1) To deny the fact that Christ and those close to him had great regard for a feminine side of God, in order to keep women suppressed for another 2,000 years.

2) To leave no trace to the true race of Yeshua Ha'Meshiach bin Yosef , in order to Europeanise him into what he is today.

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