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[quote author=steve_cantrell]Hard-working black man, I'm actually waiting for you.[/quote]Why are you waiting for anyone? Why not work towards your goals rather than hoping someone achieves them for you?

[quote author=steve_cantrell]You see deceit of my white cousins ?
They can play with hiv to the extent that they can genetically alter it to any purpose they want but there is still no cure

Who is fooling who ?[/quote]come up with your own cure, lazy black man

why are you waiting for the white man to do it for you?

Amazing. Got to love science.

Clever idea to use the virus to modify her immune system...sounds incredible.

That is one of the purposes of bobbie. To be fondled

"Can Sule Lamido save his son?" is probably a better question to ask.

Soludo >>> Sanusi

Interesting.

Lol I think he was just dancing randomly, not to the song specifically.

solomon111: Any graduate Engineer that can't teach further-mathematics is a fraud.

Heh. You beat me to it

berem: very true. how can someone who studied Electrical Electronics be told to teach Further Mathematics ? wetin im sabi? some corpers are not trained teachers too. I do support the teachers council.

Further mathematics is a prerequisite for most of the coursework in university engineering courses, is it not?

A college graduate in engineering will know calculus, multivariable, and likely differential equations too (I'm assuming that Further Mathematics covers a subset of these three topics).

The point is that, some features are used more frequently than others. People obviously don't spend as much time writing code involving graph algorithms as they do writing code processing strings.

When designing a standard library, presumably you should include things that people spend most of their time doing. Not things that represent a tiny fraction of programmer's time.

lmao @ "stormed"

Anyway, I like OBJ and am proud of him. The best president that Nigeria has had so far, though probably not objectively a good one overall.

I will think further about this in 30 years. My momma isn't even 50 yet

Thread should be titled "Cheeky shortcuts we take as mothers..."

Or where are the fathers here?

Boboedom: Africa my Africa. What a shame and Nigeria cannot help because her soldiers can't even fight except mount roadblocks. huh

Being African is depressing as hell sometimes, man.

I wouldn't know. I've been a Linux user for a long time.

Pretty cool.

Scary, spooky-azz stuff. But my ancestors practiced something like this, so I will try to be respectful of it.

Anyway, while I respect traditional African religions, me and my house now serve the Lord.

She did a lot of good things for me. And we are still pretty close. Actually chatting with her right now about some TV shows

Classic:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vLlpJc9mW0

A lot of reggae sounds like pure @ss. But the above song is gorgeous.

The "I want my baby back" song



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdG5CHmhxIE

The bit about democracy and globalization is on point.

As for the rest, he seems to be pandering.

So, how is the banking industry doing really? I rarely hear good news from it. Yet Sanusi seems less concerned about the banking sector and more concerned about national politics.

Zero. The advantage of lust over love.

On a related note:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MznvuZViIYw&list=SP3C473FF68FB4CC44

I'm not really even into "black" tv shows like that. But I think this is pretty quality stuff. Happy I found it.

no.

but i was called a nigger by one once.

Pretty girl.

^--- +1

I pray that the spirit of stup1dity that has possessed the OP shall be bound.

Excellent movie script.