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MissRaine69:sorry, are you a Nigerian? |
does bet9ja have pick for draw either halves? if yes what is the code? |
..wow the one time bank PHB that use to be the best. is now deregulated. one thing i like about the bank is it swiftness. if you go there to get everything done quickly because no much customers unlike other bank. they don't have many customers but they sure have rich business man banking with them. |
anyimontana:you lied |
14 years old boy won 170,000,000 from 8 draws with multiple ticket. over 1 billion was won in the community with the same game in Benin city. a mad woman with history of giving out accurate prediction was said to release the game. and the whole community played the said game yesterday. view link below . . . . . . . . April Fool It's April Fool's Day , the one day that it's completely acceptable to do awful things to the people you care about and get away with it because of an ancient tradition. Give some of these a go, but remember doing any of the following pranks after midday on April 1 is against the rules and if you're not sure a colleague will see the funny side, it's probably best not to bother. If you're looking to have a laugh at someone else's expense, you could do worse than to try these effective and inventive pranks . Just don't blame us if you lose your job/spouse/get kicked out of the house. If you need more inspiration for April 1, check out our round-up of April Fool's Day prank ideas to play on your family or in the office. |
It's April Fool's Day , the one day that it's completely acceptable to do awful things to the people you care about and get away with it because of an ancient tradition. Give some of these a go, but remember doing any of the following pranks after midday on April 1 is against the rules and if you're not sure a colleague will see the funny side, it's probably best not to bother. If you're looking to have a laugh at someone else's expense, you could do worse than to try these effective and inventive pranks . Just don't blame us if you lose your job/spouse/get kicked out of the house. If you need more inspiration for April 1, check out our round-up of April Fool's Day prank ideas to play on your family or in the office. |
April fool ![]() It's April Fool's Day , the one day that it's completely acceptable to do awful things to the people you care about and get away with it because of an ancient tradition. Give some of these a go, but remember doing any of the following pranks after midday on April 1 is against the rules and if you're not sure a colleague will see the funny side, it's probably best not to bother. If you're looking to have a laugh at someone else's expense, you could do worse than to try these effective and inventive pranks . Just don't blame us if you lose your job/spouse/get kicked out of the house. If you need more inspiration for April 1, check out our round-up of April Fool's Day prank ideas to play on your family or in the office. |
FruitCakes:also accidentally wearing back of clothes. but sometimes this blessings are diverted. and its will not manifest but some other time it manifest. so what you should do is pray over it once you received the signals, because things do change as people normally change mind. |
Earthbound:also accidentally wearing back of clothes. but sometimes this blessings are diverted. and its will not manifest but some other time it manifest so what you should do is pray over it once you received the signals, because things do change as people normally change mind. |
what if infinix & tecno makes phones the same price and specs of samsung/iphone. i am talking of the same price and spec, which of them will do more? |
nemesis4u:you are stupid. where did your head lied? |
Earthbound:lol, when i was in India. if your drink spills on the floor or accidentally broken a bottle of drink and it spills to the ground. the way people around will rush it eh, touches the drink on the floor and use it to touch their forehead will surprise you if you are seeing it for the first time. its considered good luck and money is about to come. from drink spillage |
14. PLANT A TREE TO CELEBRATE YOUR WEDDING // THE NETHERLANDS AND SWITZERLAND In the Netherlands and Switzerland, some newlyweds plant a pine tree outside their home to bring good luck and fertility to the marriage. Other couples incorporate trees into their actual wedding ceremony, believing that the trees will bring good luck and bless their union. http://mentalfloss.com/article/79409/14-good-luck-superstitions-around-world |
13. ACCIDENTALLY BREAK BOTTLES OF ALCOHOL // JAPAN After he accidentally knocked a full bottle of Scotch off the shelf at the bar where he worked, a clumsy bartender in Okinawa, Japan felt humiliated and assumed he would be in big trouble. Instead, the owner and patrons cheered because they believed that breaking the bottle brings good luck and higher profits to the bar. Intentionally knocking alcohol bottles onto the floor isn’t auspicious, though—it has to be an accident. |
12. EAT BEANS ON NEW YEAR’S EVE // ARGENTINA Argentinians prepare themselves for the New Year by eating beans for good luck. Whether they eat them on New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day, Argentinians believe that the beans will bring them luck and security in their jobs. A cheap and deliciously easy way to gain a sense of job security and peace of mind for the year to come! |
11. THE NUMBER EIGHT IS GREAT // CHINA Speaking the numbereight in Chinese sounds similar to the word for fortune and prosperity, so people in China love anything having to do with eight. Chinese people schedule marriages on dates involving the number, and everything from flight numbers to phone numbers are more lucky if they have eights in them. With this superstition in mind, the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing started at 8:08 p.m. on 8/8/2008. |
10. RUB SPECIAL INCENSE ON YOUR ACHING BODY PARTS // JAPAN The front of the Sensoji Temple in east Tokyo, Japan has a giant incense burner that visitors go to for a “good luck” smoke bath. This ancient Buddhist temple, the oldest in Tokyo, was founded in 628 CE and Japanese people view the incense as holy for its healing powers. Visitors come to stand around the incense, waving the smoke around their bodies, to receive good health. |
9. SAY THE WORD ‘RABBIT’ WHEN YOU WAKE UP // UNITED KINGDOM A good luck superstition that originated in the United Kingdom involves saying “rabbit” right after you wake up on the first day of the month. Whether you say “rabbit,” “white rabbits,” or “rabbit, rabbit,” the ritual will supposedly give you good luck for the rest of the month. The superstition has been around since at least the early 1900s, and even President Franklin Roosevelt reportedly said “rabbit, rabbit” to usher in each new month. If you forget to say it in the morning, for the same results simply say “black rabbit” or “tibbar, tibbar” (rabbit spelled backwards) right before you go to sleep instead. |
8. BRIDES SHOULD PUT A BELL ON THEIR DRESSES // IRELAND Irish brides wear small bells on their wedding dresses or jewelry, or they put bells in their bouquets. The bells are worn as a symbol of good luck because the ringing allegedly discourages evil spirits intent on destroying the union. Guests may also ring bells during the ceremony or give bells to the couple as a wedding gift. |
7. WEAR A SURROGATE PENIS // THAILAND Boys and men in Thailand believe that wearing a palad khik , or surrogate penis amulet, under their pants will bring them luck. Carved from bone or wood, the surrogate joysticks are under 2 inches long and are thought to lessen the severity of potential injuries for the wearers. Some men wear multiple penis amulets—one for good luck with women and another for good luck when gambling or fighting, for example. |
6. HANG UPSIDE-DOWN TO KISS A ROCK // IRELAND The legendary Blarney Stone at Ireland’s Blarney Castle attracts visitors who kiss the stone to get the gifts of good luck and eloquence. Visitors who want its good luck must walk to the top of the castle, lean backwards, and hold on to a railing so their lips can reach the stone. Kissing the inconveniently located stone is a risky enough process that castle employees help visitors by holding on to their bodies as they lean back. |
5. SPILL WATER BEHIND SOMEONE // SERBIA According to Serbian folk stories, spilling water behind someone is a great way to give them good luck. Because moving water is fluid and smooth, it confers good luck to the person you spill it behind. Serbians spill water behind their friends and family members who are preparing to take a test, face a job interview, or go on a trip. |
4. BIRD DROPPINGS ARE A SIGN OF GREAT THINGS TO COME // RUSSIA Rather than view a bird defecating on them as a disgusting surprise, Russians welcome it as a sign of good luck and fortune. To Russians, bird droppings on you, your home, or your car signifies that money will be coming your way. Don't worry, if multiple birds defecate on you, you’ll supposedly get more money. |
3. EAT A DOZEN GRAPES AND WEAR RED UNDERWEAR TO RING IN THE NEW YEAR // SPAIN When midnight strikes to usher in a New Year, Spaniards eat 12 green grapes for 12 months of good luck. They eat one grape at each bell toll, chewing and swallowing quickly, and they wear red underwear while doing so. The superstition involving grapes dates back to century ago when there was a grape surplus, and the red underwear originated in the Middle Ages, when Spaniards couldn’t outwardly wear red clothing because it was considered to be a devilish color. |
2. SWEEP DIRT AWAY FROM THE FRONT DOOR // CHINA In China, it's believed that good fortune enters your life through your front door. Just before the New Year, Chinese people follow a tradition of thoroughly cleaning their homes to bid farewell to the previous year, but to avoid sweeping all that good luck out, the home is swept inward and collected in a pile to be carried out the back door, never through the front. In fact, no cleaning is performed at all during the first two days of the New Year so that no good luck can be swept away. |
1. THROW BROKEN DISHES AT HOUSES // DENMARK In Denmark, people save their broken dishes throughout the year in anticipation of throwing them on New Year’s Eve. Danes chuck the broken plates at their friends' and family’s houses as a way to wish the recipient good luck in the year to come. Some Danish (and also German) children opt to leave a pile of broken dishes on the doorsteps of their friends and neighbors, in a less aggressive manner of wishing prosperity. |
Finding a four-leaf clover, carrying a rabbit’s foot, and crossing your fingers are considered symbols of good luck by many. Athletes famously engage in superstitious rituals—basketball legend Michael Jordan reportedly wore the same pair of shorts under his NBA uniform for every game, and tennis star Serena Williams ties her shoelaces the same way before every match and always bounces the tennis ball five times before her first serve. Good luck superstitions, ranging from small gestures to elaborate observance, exist in cultures all over the world. Here are 14 of them so its not only in Africa. |
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[quote author= post=66269676]Btw, how did you manage to kill this? Don't lie o! I always advice people to check this out before killing a snake, did you do that? Look at the image...... DISCLAIMER: I HAVE GOTTEN MORE THAN 20 MENTIONS ABOUT THIS COMMENT. SOMEONE IS ALREADY SAYING IT IS HIGHLY INFORMATIVE!! PLEASE, IT IS NOT INFORMATIVE OOO, IT IS MEANT TO BE A JOKE. DON'T TRY BENDING DOWN TO CHECK A SNAKE NOSE OR EYES OOOO!!! NEVER TRY IT O MY PEOPLE. THANK YOU!! I rest my case!!!!![/quote]https://www.snake-removal.com/snakevenomous.jpg |
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