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Hmmm...

It is ironic. This is the same way they themselves keep chanting 'it's a religion of peace' and at the same time they are pointing daggers to people's heart and blowing up places. It's a difficult task to try to convince anyone otherwise.

There must be a flaw in either the doctrines of the religion or the way the doctrines are being presented by the islamic teachers. Why are most terrorist acts linked with islam? Why do we rarely see people of other religions perpetrating acts of terror in the name of god? So the fact remains that it is a good breeding ground for terrorism.

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Good post. A child needs both father and mother to become a balanced individual.

Although a mother’s love is undoubtedly irreplaceable, children need their fathers to develop healthily, too.
Reports show that even from birth, children who have an involved father are more likely to be emotionally secure, be confident to explore their surroundings, and, as they grow older, have better social connections.

That is why a father needs to create time for his kids despite his tight schedule.

hydeka:
hmmm...I played very well then. Rolling big tyres down the street...it was fun

Good for you.

Gleefreak125:
How? What do you mean?
Please can you explain further

Post updated.

Yes because you commit to short-term memory concepts that are meant for the long term and you learn just enough to be dangerous to yourself and others

Unfortunately, the worst thing that can happen is for you to make an A or B on a test without true understanding because you think you’ve “got it” when in reality what you’ve learned was briefly committed to short-term memory and was gone the minute you regurgitated it for testing purposes.

Important concepts must, 100% of the time, be committed to long-term memory, or you’ll crash planes, build defective buildings, kill someone on the surgery table and make other poor choices.

Really?

hmmm...

Huh?

Not good

Not good

What actually makes life interesting is the anticipation of the next success you're going to achieve. If there is nothing to look forward to then, life looses it's meaning. I'll say I'm happy with my life but there is always room for more success/achievements so I won't say I've reached the last 'bus stop'.

Really?

Alright.

traware: Not just a Liberian stigma Sir but an African stigma in general.Liberia...Nigeria...these foreigners don't care.To them,its all semantics.Black Africans are all one and thesame.Get with the programme

yeah, black is black and that's all they know. it's an african stigma, right. I was just using their own words.

I'm sorry but there are some people we're happy to 'miss'

Someone said 'choose a career that you love and you will never work a day in your life' Very true.

Valid points.

Liberia should focus on containing this disease else more people will bring more 'stigma' to them... and africa as a poster rightly pointed out.

link2jude: Great work. Pls how do I save it?

You can click 'save page' on your browser or copy it and paste in Microsoft Word. .

basille: Blah blah blah....most of this quotes are contradictory to one another.

they were made by different people with different opinions and views about life hence the 'contradiction'.

garrimallam: U did a good work.once again congrats! Pls remember is like u ommitted no. 44 or there about.

oh yes! I didn't even notice it. Thanks for pointing that out. Unfortunately, I can't add it anymore because the post can no longer be edited now that it's already on the homepage. .

@denitro, Good quotes you have there. I specially like the last one.

kaboninc: All quotes are inspiring and I took your own comment as one of 'em.

No. 8 happens to be my signature.

Thanks for these inspiring statements. What a way to start a day in a place as Lagos!

Have yourself a lovely day and don't forget to take life easy, yeah I know lagos is crazy

Donpizzle: No.51
it remind me of my last 2-yrs in the univesity.i was in second class upper(3.72) b4 my i.t. And wen i kame bck to get my result for d previous semester, it was so bad i dropped to (3.43).i knew i was being complacent.it hurt me so much i nearly gave up buh my spirit spurred me on and i fought to the very last exam and later graduated wif (3.68).no disrepect to second class lower students buh i nvr fancied being a 2.2 graduate.it simply showed that i fell in a water buh i nvr remained dere.

That's the spirit! Good one.

ugodean8485: please what's the meaning of OP?@ele,reading your post is a good way to start my day.the post is mindblowing!

Original poster (the person who created the topic/thread). Have a lovely day.

There is no need to say this now. It has already happened.

Learning never ends...

anonimi: Nothing more to add except advise the OP that whatever he does he should aim for CONSTANT & CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT of his service quality to his customers and see his business grow.
I am sure there must be the story of someone somewhere who grew from being a repairer to a distributor and finally a manufacturer.
Best of luck.

Correct.

OP, go for the one people use the most. I'm guessing that there are more people who own computers/laptops than AC's.
Do a survey in your area (ask people who are in the business) to know what is involved in both and which one will give more profit.

huh?

Really?