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amdman: Go out there and win something for yourself. It is more profitable in the long run.

Nyc 1 4rm an enlightened mind... Its beta 2 go out der and pick up real challenge dan relax unda d protection of d family.

amdman: Go out there and win something for yourself. It is more profitable in the long run.

Nyc 1 4rm an enlightened mind... It beta 2 go out der and pick up real challenge dan relax unda d protection of d family.

Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon on
Saturday spoke of "achievements" and the
destruction of "significant targets" in his
country's airstrikes against Hamas targets in
Gaza. But on the ground in Gaza, sources talked with
CNN not about military targets, but about
hospitals pushed to the brink, dead or distressed
children, and airstrikes that struck water
infrastructure. "No one is talking about the Palestinian civilians.
When you bring up this story, no one is ready to
listen," a Hamas spokesman, Osama Hamdan, told
CNN's Wolf Blitzer. "But when it came to Israelis,
everyone is taking care and everyone is talking." Though a full-scale invasion has not occurred,
Israeli military forces went into Gaza for half an
hour early Sunday and raided a long-range
missile launching site, an Israeli military source
told CNN. Gunfire was exchanged and four Israeli soldiers
were "lightly injured," the source said, adding
that the mission was accomplished. The death toll from the airstrikes on Gaza this
week has topped 160, Ashraf al-Qidra, a
spokesman for the Gaza Health Ministry, said
early Sunday. More than 1,100 people have been
injured. On Saturday, at least 23 people were killed in
Israeli airstrikes, said security and medical
sources in Gaza. An official at Shifa Hospital told
CNN that the morgue there was now full. One airstrike targeted the house of the head of
the Gaza police, Tayseer al-Batsh, and killed at
least 15 people and injured an unknown number
of others, security sources in Gaza told CNN. Aqsa
TV showed rescuers frantically digging for
survivors. The airstrikes hit the house, which is next to a
mosque. The sources say that some of the
casualties had been in evening prayers at the
mosque. And, an Israeli airstrike hit a facility housing the
disabled, killing two women, the health ministry
said Saturday. Israel Defense Forces said it was
looking into that claim. Four Israeli airstrikes hit the Arafat Police
complex in Gaza city early Sunday, shaking
nearby buildings, including the offices of CNN and
other media. The Israeli military is telling residents of northern
Gaza to evacuate their homes for their own
safety, CNN correspondent Ben Wedemen
reported Saturday. Israel Defense Forces says it uses phone calls and drops empty shells on roofs -- what it calls "roof knocking" -- to warn civilians that airstrikes are
imminent. Concerns about a ground invasion by Israeli
forces are growing. The U.N. Security Council on
Saturday called for a de-escalation and cease-fire
between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants,
the 15-member group said in a statement. Israel's stated mission is to get Hamas
militants to stop firing rockets into
Israel, something that has not
happened. Even after days of
bombardments from Israeli jets, more
than 36 rockets were fired from Gaza on Saturday, and the sun had not even
set. Two of those rockets were intercepted
by Israeli air defense, and 34 struck
Israel. The IDF said at least two rockets
fired from Lebanon hit open areas north
of coastal Nahariya, but no damage or
injuries were reported. Israel asserts its right to defend itself,
and so far the Hamas rockets have
caused no deaths. "Achievements are accumulating in
terms of the price that Hamas is paying,
and we are continuing to destroy
significant targets belonging to Hamas
and other terrorist organizations,"
Ya'alon said. "Hamas is suffering from severe blows and is causing severe
damage to its people." Hamas frames the current conflict as a
defensive fight. "What about the right for the
Palestinians to protect themselves to
protect their people?" Hamdan said.
"The international solution is asking
Israel to leave but they're not doing
that."

since 1936... Dats amazin

Joshkeyz: .....haba.fear of number 13 ke.that pesin no crious

abi? Was stil tinkin wat cud be special wif d numba.

glitest: Abi.....Wasn't that a good advice?.

Sure it is...

UjSizzle: That's hydrophobia. Aquaphobia is the fear of drowning.

I don't tink hydrophobia is d fear of water... It is the scientific property that makes chemicals averse to interaction with water...

Demburrows: The greatest PHOBIA is PHOBIA itself.

I concor...

Jhosh: D fear of bathing with cold water be my own.Wetin b d name?

Am not sure but it has 2 be related to aquaphobia... Fear of water

glitest: SMH!..You'll stop seeing things once you lay of the weed.

lols...

amdman: As the fifth of 6 boys, one of the boldest proclamations I ever made was to declare in an end of year family meeting that against the practice of my seniors, the day I leave for service would officially signal the end of my residency in my father's house. I said this when I was in 300L having no idea how I was going to make it happen.

Interestingly, things turned out rather beautifully and as planned, and gave me a headstart in life.

Remaining in your father's house is the definition of remaining in your comfort zone. Get out the earliest time you can.

I guess we both are flowin no d same tide. Now wat if ur family had a little business that actually cud sustain all of yu and it demanded yu 2 stay bak and assist in runnin it, wud yu av stayed bak?

kibo: What of the fear of credit or MB finishing ?

I guess yu cud help us wif dat.

Phobia is simply the irrational fear an individual express towards certain things. This high and prolong fear is regarded as a mental disorder in clinical psychiatry. Besides the commonly know phobias like fear of animals, insect, water, height, confinement etc, there are some strange ones which could be considered funny but people actually have them.

1. GLOBOPHOBIA: The fear of ballons popping.

2. OMBROPHOBIA: The fear of Rain.

3. POGONOPHOBIA: The fear of beards.

4. ERGOPHOBIA: The fear of work.

5. EMETOPHOBIA: The fear of vomiting.

6. ARACHIBUTYROPHOBIA: The fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth.

7. TRISKAIDEKAPHOBIA: The fear of the number 13.

8. NOMOPHOBIA: The fear of being out of mobile phone contact.

9. EOSOPHOBIA: The fear of daylight.

10. HIPPOPOTOMONSTROSESQUIPEDALIOPHOBIA: The fear for long words.

Apatheist: If you see the kind names parents dey name their children for Naija : Bible, Hallelujah, Bishop, Pope, Gospel, etc.

lols... I swear, dat hallellujah nai vex mi pass. Imagine

JEITO: you obviously haven't heard of the 42years old Italian man that refused to leave his parent house and insisted his mother prepare his food and wash/ iron his clothes, and would not lift a finger to do a thing in the house until his parent got a court order to throw him out.

Lols... Actually i neva heard of dis story but its actually funny especially as d subject is a European.

Hi peeps, lets just say this is part of my life's major challenge so far and I wish to drag our divergent opinions.
When I was much younger I always had a believe that a male child's stay in his family of orientation expires when he becomes a MAN, now when is that male child a man, is it when he starts working and making money or determined by age?
That aside, I am of the opinion that since our society now place much importance on education, after tertiary education(that's if the family could afford that) and he probably should be slightly above 21years, the male child should be out of his parents house and prepare to get a life of his own. That's just my opinion, would appreciate knowing yours.

how com he skipped d portion of d BIBLE dat speaks abt helping d poor and needy and also payin labourers deir wages...

Very well den, if Fifa ban 9ja is anorda way of sayin "channel ur resources and time 2 orda pressin issues lyk boko haram and perhaps creatin of sm invalid states"...
As 4 maigari i suggest yu collect yur "bribe" bak 4rm d bald swiss cux bannin 9ja wont save yur sick fired a*s

Fulaman198: Really? are you this dense? Blatter is from Austria...But of course someone with the brain the size of a peanut does not know that.

dats it bro... Just followed yu

Fulaman198: Really? are you this dense? Blatter is from Austria...But of course someone with the brain the size of a peanut does not know that.

I min no harm but blatta is swiss... So?

Fulaman198: We all know that Blatter wants the Germans to win, he is from Austria which is Germany's brother.

Man! Wer are yu 4rm? Yu can lie o.

av u received yurs ?

wats d meanin of dis

d swiss are out 2 ruin 9ja. Dey assisted our politicians in swindlin d masses and investing in deir barren nation in form of "foundations." next dey planted mikel 2 kill our joy in d world cup. Now dey want 2 openly siphone wit a ban threat. Deir own sef ehn... Na wa o

1st of all was d bomb "detonated" or defused? (poor reporting)
secondly, if actually der was a bomb den i tink dis is an act of provocation, its no less dan an invasion and shud be treated as such.

Aboki na aboki ... Am sure d old he goat doesn't even knw wat a snipper is but surely he is perceiving his end and wants 2 blame d presidency.

min while CI cud b interested in d list.