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There Is Still Hope.....

I Agree With You..!!!

Op U Can Copy And Paste.

Pls Na..! Take It Easy.,

To B Honest I Do Nt Hv All The Signs But The Girl I Lov Got Married Last Week. I Agree The Writeup Is True Bt Right Now I Feel Nt True.

Pls Naija Is Dead..,.,

that is one of the way the pharisees think,act,show..etc Jesus beware of the levying of the pharisees. the internal here is vital while external is what men look at......

this only prove that you are serious in lack... if you don't know what to write... please here is one write on how people can survive the economy crisis......jus say am an atheist...really everybody will understand..

God bless nigeria..no dougt i am at the right place.with mr bello stewardship topics i'm convicted that rear patriotic nigerian are stil around. Pls want to be ur friend. Bulus Friday

see meat

u mus a lost puppy

i will be with you even to the end the Age. Said Jesus I LOVE YOU JESUS.......

i'm completely confuse... What this

can u imagine...

so true.....God bless nigeria

let check what speciment is that.....

can you imagine dat..

i consider it as xaccount

i consider it as xstand

nairaland got me laughing like.....

nairaland

see trap..:-ofor where

see trap..:-for where

nairaland so bless...cant' stop ;Dnairaland so bless...cant' stop

i'm nature boy...

leaders of tomorow....word use to deceive the young one.

very good...you known am tempted to almost anything sell in nigeria..now adays

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changing the country is not as easy as i tought..
Kai na london tins
sit down an watch for me.

SUPERPACK:
It turns out, “Xmas” is not a non-religious version of “Christmas”. The “X” is actually indicating the Greek letter “Chi”, which is short for the Greek , meaning “Christ”. So “Xmas” and “Christmas” are equivalent in every way except their lettering.
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In fact, although writing guides such as those issued by the New York Times; the BBC; The Christian Writer’s Manual of Style; and Oxford Press discourage the use of Xmas in formal writing, at one time, it was a very popular practice, particularly with religious scribes, who are thought to have started the whole “Xmas” thing in the first place. Indeed, the practice of using the symbol “X” in place of Christ’s name has been going on amongst religious scholars for at least 1000 years.
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Eventually, this shorthand trick spread to non-religious writings where nearly everywhere “Christ” appeared in a word, the Greek Chi would replace that part of the word. For example, in the 17th and 18th centuries, there are numerous non-religious documents containing instances of “Xine”, which was a common spelling for someone whose name was Christine.

...,.pls mr grek is it a mistak d Xvideo u no rit frm time d world try 2 hid d divinity of bt fail...

joke

o monta lashi