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do you still have it in stock? if yes, give me a number I can call. |
VP: Oga you dey show am o! |
AllNaijaBlogger: international standard for what? |
6) favouring traditional European attire (suits) over our own, for formal occasions |
[size=15pt]she must have been wearing hijab to leave such a shadow [/size] |
[size=15pt]she must have been wearing hijab to leave such a shadow [/size] |
why all the furniture still dey leda? ![]() |
firstEVA:feminist alert! ![]() |
fifa456n:how about the story of evolution? do you believe in that story? ![]() |
DollyParton1: My dear what do you think Feminism is all about?who can tell? no two feminists can agree on anything ![]() |
Chidoks:VERY TRUE ....and I ain't no feminist |
following! this could be interesting ![]() |
Scholar8200:you can find it yourself and see if what you are looking for is there ![]()
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Luke 6:40 (KJV):The disciple is not above his master: but everyone that isperfectshall be as his master. however in aramaic the bolded word is actually MUSLIM: "Ein talmeed na'leh 'al rabbo; shekken kal adam she'MUSHLAM yihyeh k'rabbo." The most accurate and honest translation forthe Aramaic 'mushlam' is none other than the Arabic, 'muslim'.The Hebrew word "mushlam" comes from the root "Sh L M". "Shalom" which comes from the same root means "peace". The Arabic word "muslim" comes from the root "S L M". "Salam" means "peace". "Salem" means "safe".see the Aramaic bible society , http://home.comcast.net/~rzuberi/index_files/page0005.htm , and http://home.comcast.net/~rzuberi/articles/Being_Like_The_Teacher.pdf . https://www.nairaland.com/1166368/according-jesus-christ-being-muslim#13882898 |
how does it look now? |
[size=14pt]has he forgotten his oga?!?[/size] ![]()
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agoadiv: ![]() |
plappville: ![]() keep going. let me know if you ever get to the end of revelations |
he's not the only one. recently: British Prime Minister David Cameron says he wants to make London one of the centers of global Islamic finance, one of the fastest-growing sectors of the international market.... http://m.ibtimes.com/lets-make-london-center-global-islamic-finance-david-cameron-1446600 |
what of those of us wey dey still use am? ![]() |
[size=13pt] GEJ should equally send his vice president, Muhammad Namadi Sambo to bh[/size] |
how come he didn't see it coming? |
^^^ you never cite your own sources ![]() |
nonsense! and bh members would advertise their presence in akute? ![]() |
Sophyrocks: I understand how you feel. The truth is bitter and it hurts. pele.sorry for yourself. you think marriage is just about se.x. |
Sophyrocks: ...Greed is their main reason for their status. they all see women as s*e*x objects and properties acquired to service their pen1ses only. Nothing more! This tells you why they are equated to lab rats in the Op. Pathetic!!you have a very narrow construction of what marriage is. |
Maybe it’s midlife crises or maybe it’s something else, but recently the topic of polygamy keeps finding its way into conversations with my friends. And because I always insist that one woman was enough for me, they call me the President of the ‘One man – One wife’ club. But something happened some weeks ago that changed all of that. You see my preference for monogamy is not rooted in any belief in its superiority as a matrimonial system rather it is based simply on my fear of fatigue. In my calculation, if having a wife requires some considerable amount of work – you know, the kind of work that husband do on their wives (I’m trying hard not to be vulgar here) – then having 2 wives will automatically mean twice the work, 3 wives thrice the work, etc. and since with only one wife I am at a point of equilibrium, I felt getting a second wife will tilt the balance towards fatigue. And because I believe strongly that marriage is meant to be a pleasant experience, then there shouldn’t be any room for fatigue in it, hence my preference for monogamy. But apparently, I was wrong. Sexual relations had no respect for math logic after all. I was made to realize this first by a group of polygamists and then later by a published scientific paper. First the polygamists… Some weeks ago, I was in a conversation with some senior colleagues at the office (all of them with multiple wives) and one of them mentioned how his sexual drive effectively doubled after he married his second wife. [In case you are wondering why we were having that kind of conversation at the office, well, we were on strike then]. As soon as the guy said that, all the others supported him with similar experiences of their own. One of them, a three star General (that’s polygamists’ lingo for having three wives) said he is so virile now that he can actually service all three wives in one night. And he added, looking pointedly at my now incredulous face that he too wouldn’t have believed back when he had just one wife, that he would actually “perform” much better with three. He concluded that it was a mystery only Generals could understand. Apparently, having one wife didn’t make me a one star General. Then the science… A couple of days ago, I was searching the web for something completely unrelated and accidentally stumbled upon the findings of a research that was conducted way back in the 1970s. The experiment was initially conducted on rats but was subsequently carried out on other higher mammals all with very similar results. The summary of the findings as aptly put by Glenn Wilson in his “The Great Sex Divide”; “The males of most mammals have a definite urge towards seeking variety in their in sexual partners. If a male rat is introduced to a female rat in a cage, a remarkably high copulation rate will be observed at first. Then, progressively, the male will tire of that particular female and, even though there is no apparent change in her receptivity, he eventually reaches a point where he has little apparent libido. However, if the original female is then removed and a fresh one supplied, the male is immediately restored to his former vigor and enthusiasm.” That essentially was what “three star General” was talking about. Scientists call it the Coolidge Effect. It was named after the 30 president of the United States, Calvin Coolidge. It was said that the President and his wife were visiting a government farm in Kentucky one day and after arrival were taken off on separate tours. When Mrs. Coolidge passed by the chicken pens she paused to ask her guide how often the rooster could be expected to perform his duty. ‘Dozens of times a day’ was her guide’s reply. She was most impressed by this and said rather mischievously, ‘Please tell that to the President.’ When the President was duly informed of the rooster’s performance he was initially dumbfounded. Then a thought occurred to him. ‘Was this with the same hen each time?’ he inquired. ‘Oh no, Mr President, a different one each time’ was his host’s reply. The President nodded slowly, smiled and said, ”Tell that to Mrs Coolidge!’ And thus the phenomenon was named the Coolidge Effect. With this discovery there’s nothing left for me to do than to honorably resign my position as the president of the “One man – One wife” club. And in case you are reading this and you happen to be my wife, I’ll like to assure you darling that I am still a member of the club I am just not the president anymore. http://gainaako./2014/08/31/how-i-resigned-from-the-one-man-one-wife-club/ |
only if you were born before the year 2000 |
okonja: Hmmmm, I wonder what they benefiting from this Amoshie: ....if boko haram continues to attack there will b no election in those regions n hence GEJ will av a massive winning. |
so na now him finally know him level. no be presidential ambition he get before? |
at least we agree on one thing: Jeaus Christ is coming back. ebenice: and only those who truely believe on Him as SAVIOUR AND LORD..did he tell you that, what does it mean exactly? |
international standard for what?



