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How does piercing it a few weeks later make any difference? |
To leave or visit? That doesn't make sense. You mean "live"? |
I like his songs. |
davidupdate89:If the rules aren't changing, then it's not getting tougher. Automation only serve to simplify the work of the officials, not to make things tougher for the players. The game remains the same for them |
They summed it up quite nicely. |
Favorolasupo:a + le = au a + les = aux de + le = du de + les = des |
Jeon:Sounds like a correct and cool thing to say, but that kind of violates the meaning of the word "prefer". You might accept all standards of beauty but if you had a preference, it definitely can't be all. Let's just say you don't have a preference, which is valid. |
Jeon:I prefer the black standard of beauty. |
@title: When you say "by science" it would seem as if it's based on some well established scientific theory or law accepted all over the world. Instead of saying science and having people argue unnecessarily, why not mention the name of the organization that made the proclamation so that people would know it's just a group of people having fun? Anyway, I hope y'all know this is based on how closely the sizes of thier facial features align with what was considered handsome by the ancient Greek. It's about figures and not necessarily the real aesthetics. The concept of beauty is artistic not scientific, and therefore extremely subjective. Below are some of the considerations
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The same picture every year, different countries. The internet is tiring. |
Different story everyday. Tired of reading other people's guesses. |
BeeBeeOoh:God indeed. |
Favorolasupo:Technically, it should be "a le president". But the preposition "a" and the definit article "le" do not go together. They merge to form "au". Je donne des biscuits a la fille. Je donne des biscuits au garcon |
The way you guys police women in Nigeria is mind blowing. |
What of the politician? |
I've seen black Canadians give thier children local African names. My friend didn't do any DNA test but he's chosen a name from Ghana for his unborn son. Lol |
Because they're doing trial and error. If this one doesn't bring me wealth, the other one will. Parents try to redeem themselves using thier kids. For example, those who couldn't get into thier preferred profession would want their kids to go into that profession, those who admired politics but didn't know enough to discuss it would force thier kids to read newspapers, etc. So the more kids they have, the more chances they get to redeem themselves. |
Jolene201:A little correction, you should use "de rien" or "je vous en prie" when someone thanks you, not "bienvenue". |
You just want a long thread. All the while you've been on NL, you've not been seeing people's views, abi? You're obviously bored. |
Jacopini:Lol... that guy doesn't have any idea the meaning of world power. He didn't even say China. |
Hehe... funny people on this thread. Everyone aggressively pushing thier opinions as facts and laughing at others for believing prophets while still basing thier own argument on a book writing by prophets. Even the OP just dey one corner dey look them. ![]() |
She is stunning, that's very obvious. But she's right to say she doesn't want to overshadow her football skills. |
Favorolasupo:1) Je vous souhaite un joyeux noel 2) je te souhaite bonne chance dans tes devoirs 3) Excusez-moi monsieur, je veux te voir (actually, I wouldn't even use "veux" as it's not polite) 4) Je parlerai au president demain |
Favorolasupo:Yes, but it's better translated as "how is your family?" "Comment est ta famille ?" also means "how is your family?" but not necessarily used to ask how one's family is doing. I'd rather use it when I want to know how the other person's family is. As in, "my family is very strict, how is your family?" |
Jolene201:Golden ball* Quarterly* |
Language is indeed very powerful. Just see how happy the Igbos are to have him in thier midst. They even gave him money at the end. I'm sure the reaction would be different if he was saying exactly the same thing in Hausa. That's why I'm not surprised Nigeria and Ghana relate as if they don't have a francophone country in-between. Lol |
pharmaking:If you think like this, then you'd just be existing without living. Even when in Nigeria, you're still "out there" provided you're not in your father's house. The dude went abroad to establish himself just like anyone would go to Lagos or PH to do same. Swimming in Lagos isn't different from swimming in Germany. What happened to him was accident and it could have happened anywhere, home or not. No need to blame the dead. |
Utanisco:Because people don't die in Nigeria? The way some of you comment is just appalling. |
KiNg0G:I know. You don't have to be. I don't really care who's wrong or right. I'm just saying such write-ups are always more engaging when both sides are objectively presented so that the readers would be the ones raising points for whomever they're siding with. Besides, the title made it look like it wasn't opinionated. Nothing serious, sir. Just an observation. |
You could have prevented this without taking sides. That would have made it more interesting and engaging. |
Mide70:Tell us, what is the meaning of marriage? Discarding everyone else in your life? Would you prefer she chats more with her friends? Or do you think that you alone would be sufficient for her social needs as a human being? Men tend to keep their legion of friends and hang out with them even after marriage. The society makes women to stay away from some of her single friends and virtually anything male after marriage. Even the few friends she's got left, she wouldn't be seeing them as often as she used to cause she's expected to be "homely". The result is that they end up depending on only their husband's to fill thier social needs till she has kids or make friends with the wives of her husband's friends. However, the reality is that the husband cannot completely fill up that social gap. That's why we say women talk to much or always have boring stories we're forced to listen to and that they love excess attention and would nag if they don't get it. There's nothing wrong with your wife talking with her mum. When she has kids, it'll probably reduce cause she'll have more people to interact with. |
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