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gasparpisciotta:Like you said, it varies and it could be very very frustrating for the person next to you. |
Lamasta:She's a citizen. Every citizen should have a say in politics cause no one is exempted from the chaos when things go wrong. |
Nice. It's good to have a concrete reason to learn a language but most times, you get much better results if you learn it as a hobby. However, not everyone is passionate about languages until the need to learn one arises. |
TrollKiller:I never said otherwise. I actually don't know how this affects my discussion with the lady. The debate is that "a couple" doesn't just means "two", rather it could mean "a few" which translates to "a small number of...". And in that context, it's relative to the number of whatever is being counted so 20 could be a few of you're considering the number of days in a year, for example. |
Beverlyjean:The word 'few' is relative nah. We have 365 days in a year, 20 could be a few. If you're considering 1 million, even 1,000 could be a few. It's relative. Some people retain for 6 months so OP isn't wrong for calling 20 days a few. It's just an expression, sis. |
Beverlyjean:But 20 days could be a few days nah. And like we've agreed, "a couple" could also mean a "few". It mustn't always be two days. |
It's almost the same price here in the Americas but it's not really considered costly because the cost of production is in the same currency as the purchasing cost. Buying iPhone in Nigeria is like earning in Naira and spending in dollars. Regardless of the item, it'll still appear expensive. It's just like some of us that pay close to N500,000/month on rent but no, we're not rich if you consider that in dollars. So getting an iPhone in Nigeria is like paying house rent for someone in America. |
Guys think there are legends for sleeping with different girls (all thanks to the biased society) but they fume against girls that sleep with many guys. Lmao. Who do you think you were sleeping with, aliens? For all we know, the girl the OP sees as a score might actually have OP on her rotation list. |
Beverlyjean:Sister, calm down. ![]() A couple means two, yes. It also mean a few. ![]() |
femi4:That was when I realized it was just comedy. |
You were doing well until I saw bye, police, newspaper, gmail (graphic mail, lmao), wrong meaning of AD and other childish stuff and then it turned into comedy. |
Interesting. I'm not really religious, I agree to some inconsistencies (afterall, all holy books were written by humans based on thier understanding and influenced by their culture) but I also think some only seem inconsistent because they were taken out of context (e.g No. 6), some are subject to different interpretations (e.g. No.17, the two statements are together and the first part advices you not to let a fool drag you into his mud while the second part advices you not to let his foolishness go unchallenged) while I believe some are just stories used to pass across a message and might not have happened really (e.g. No. 4, the story of Job). Just my take. |
Leave a note for the owner on how to contact me and keep moving. |
We keep upholding any immorality from men and bashing the female gender regardless of the scenario. What we don't know is that the effects of sexism do not spare any gender. |
Igbochief001:I'm not religious but I actually have no issue with people who consciously give their money to churches. I might advice them but it's not in my position to tell them what to do. Churches are NGO's and as such, there's a limit to governments' involvement. |
highdon:Actually, there's nothing like a peaceful coup. The precedence it sets is devastating. The next administration only lasts as long as its power can endure and they will have no moral grounds to speak against the subsequent power tussle. Coups turn civilisations back to the days of the early men. |
SadiqBabaSani:What are you saying? Is the post about people being called civilians? Did anyone complain about being called a civilian? The post is about the military personnels' disposition towards the people they are meant to protect. It has become a hobby for them to torment people and they are not hiding anymore. That's worrisome; not that they called people civilians. Before nko, aren't we civilians? ![]() |
virago:Oh... thanks! |
Chucks234:Thank you but "renovate" works just fine too. |
Think about it, why would a demon take the form of a cat when everyone already "knows" cats are demonic? Why wouldn't it come as a dove, dog or even mosquito? Like you called it, it's just a myth. Cats are adorable creatures and they would easily warm up to you if you consistently show them love (yes, their love is conditional, lol). That's why cats in Africa (which are what OP basically described) tend to be skittish, insecure and withdrawn while the ones here have a much better relationship with humans. NB: Animals are generally less skittish in the western world. |
Nice one. Going by the pics, you're more on the side of the local airport (from the toll gate down to MM2 passing Bisam, Airforce Base, etc). The international airport side (toll gate up to Ajao junction) just recently got renovated and deserves to be showcased too given the quality and beautification. NB: I said going by the pics alone. |
Zimri:I am an animal enthusiast and I find your threads super exciting, I'm a fan. Keep it up. |
Zimri:He has muscular endurance but not the agility of a wild cat. |
See as Nairalanders quickly understood the guy was overreacting as there was no real danger. If it were in Nigeria, they would have been cursing the country and its leaders now! Lol |
czarr:Well, everyone needs one thing or the other to let the emotions flow. But I agree with you that both parties need to be emotionally attached for the relationship to work. We also need to know when to just move on without whining and waging war at the opposite gender. |
When you invest this much time yourself, share experiences and have good sex with her, you're also getting yourself emotionally attached to her. |
krimy09:You are 25, bro. I sincerely think you can't do this all by yourself. Letting your people in will be the in the best interest of all the parties involved. You're directly involved, you're fidgeting; you can't make the best decisions in this state of mind and it's a baby we are talking about here, not just any other possession. You need help, get as much of it as you can. |
Samsimple:Stop hiding behind sexism, if you have point, make it and leave gender out of it. How can you even think if justifying the house-help's act even without first calling her out or criticising her actions? She could have left the house if she didn't like how she was being treated. Killing the lady wouldn't have made things any better for her. You're thinking the madame was the antagonist based on "more to the story" but you haven't even criticized the would-have-been murderer based on what you know so far. |
Both of you should come together and bear the responsibility. You mustn't marry if you both don't want it but you must contribute to make the burden more bearable. You may not have money but taking responsibility goes beyond money. She needs to know she isn't alone and that you're willing to make sacrifices. All these are for the baby and your relationship with them. |
Here in Canada, it's an unwritten law. |
27Pushing30:You missed my point but it's fine. I'm not in for an argument. |
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