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[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=211888.msg3283567#msg3283567 date=1230603770]Now you have lost me [/quote]I don't think that statement needs much further clarity.  I won't babysit, but I can do my best to help you out.



_{I said your post was speculative and you have been trying to prove that it wasn't.}

Morenike has the spine to be different.

Morenike why are these folks in envy of your gut.

Who are you blowing all these grammar for, I will call Ebony_silk for you now  When myself and J-girl offered Alagolo to you on a plate and even left the thread for you to seduce her, you turned to mush and a quivering wreck  Okobo oshi

you are jealous.   Refer to my old jump off for some testimonies.

I  w i l l  g o  o v e r  t h i s  o n c e  a g a i n  s l o w l y  s o  t h a t  i t  c a n  p e r m e a te  y o ur  t h i c k  s k u l l,  a n d  h a v e  t a k e n  t h e  p a i n  t o  h i g h l i g h t  i t,  i n  c a s e  y o u r  s i g h t  i s  f a i l i n g  y o u  t o o

Alone with my skull.  I prefer my t h i c k  s k u l l  to your n u m b  s k u l l.


Let us go over this again, even if you don't care.

When she said she requested closure, this was my response to her. There is so little you can take away or add to it, in order to tweak it to fit anyone seeking closure for their relationship.

Is this really factual or another opinion of yours?  Some of us (Hr.Hotness, topup, myself) have opined there is is much you can add or take away from it, in order to tweak it, to help with the closure.  We are no righter, or wronger, than you are.

Your "speculative" comment was in response to the post above, and the key word I used was might, an auxiliary verb whose function is to give further logic relating to the conditions in which a theory can be said to be true, about the main or full verb which follows it, comprende

I posted two comments on speculation, one of them was in response to the post you correctly highlighted. Fine.

The keyword might still does not excuse the truth that it was speculative and contains an element of uncertainty.  No one is denying the hula-hula about auxiliary or illogical verbs being used.

Come back. We are not done here.

I buy the idea that a gentleman like me deserves to be loved by as many women as possible who choose to love me.

yea

The fact is about your speculation.  I don't belive you should treat hypothetical opinions as if they are facts.

because the guy would never tell them the truth which would clearly hurt them

You are obtusely predicting the outcome before the event ever took place.

see misandry o. toyinrayo is a pisogynist LMAO._{abi na fisogynist}

Then why not person of the year to clear the amiguity

I prefer to think I'm being objective by clearly stating the fact about your speculative opinion.

[quote author=*Toyinrayo link=topic=189700.msg3283168#msg3283168 date=1230594171]Oh now I got it, you should make it clearer by writing the answer na

sinAcosB + cosAsinB = sinAcosB + cosAsinB [/quote]LOL Isn't that just stating the obvious      

[/quote]@post

calculate sin 60


_{This thing, make your steps clearer, plz}
[quote]

sine of 60 degrees is a special case.
sqrt(3) / 2

don't worry bring forward the next problem.

still speculative.


you see why they say opinions are like assholes.

TELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IMAGINE IF THE DUDE IS YOUR BROTHER.

Don't butt kor don't yansh ni.  Please tell him fast fast. He does not deserve to go into a marriage with a lie that big.

[quote author=*Toyinrayo link=topic=189700.msg3283112#msg3283112 date=1230592539]Woah, you messed up on that step. You can't do that[/quote]OMGGGGGGGG you sound like that obnoxious fat kid that keeps breathing down my neck during the lab test.
Let me finish!!!!
When did you last take a math class?

Hey relax bro it's hard to type this thing out m8

sin(A+B) = Tan A + Tan B
                   secAsecB

By definition
sin(A+B) = sinAcosB + cosAsinB
So we want to prove that
sinAcosB + cosAsinB = Tan A + Tan B
                                 secAsecB
1)
Tan A + Tan B = sinA + sinB
    secAsecB[u]      cosA   cosB         [/u]
                             1       
                        cosAcosB

From 1)
sinAcosB + cosAsinB   .           1       
     cosAcosB           .      cosAcosB

then flip and multiply, so you get
sinAcosB + cosAsinB

Q.E.D

Both.

[quote author=*Toyinrayo link=topic=189700.msg3282736#msg3282736 date=1230585643]Prove that a & b is an identity

a) sin (A + B)= Tan A +Tan B/ Sec A Sec B

b)tan (x +45) = 1 + tan x/ 1- tan x



This might be hard to do on the computer But am sure y'all can do it [/quote]Give me a few minutes. May need to dust up the old trig book.

bawomolo:
Nigeria is constitutionally a secular country so we are dangerously becoming a theocratic country if homophobic laws are passed. how has Nigeria benefited from this devoted state of worship . i see nothing bad with homosexuality so why legislate against this

I know you see nothing bad with homosexuality, but that makes you a needle in a haystack in a nation under God.
Secooler my foot.
Nigeria is not totally theocratic, however, there is a strong connection between church and state and the laws reflect that.   The laws are unnecessarily homophobic but do necessarily promote the morals supported by their religions.

speculative.

olanajim:
H202,
You underestimated the power of man to take anything. What you mentioned about a woman running away with a day old baby is a very minor issue from my own personal point.

Let assume that it happen. Of course, it is a form of heartbreak.

The question I will ask myself is WHAT IS THE WORST THINK THAT CAN HAPPEN IN THAT SCENERIO? You see, if a man can think, he can absorbed the worst of life experience and still come out stronger.

Ok, she run away with my day old baby. Before I do anything. Ask myself, WHY will she do that?

Next, is she justified?

Next, WHERE will she be?

WHO could she be with?

WHAT is the worst thing that can happen?

Oh, my goodness. The worst thing that can happen IS THAT SHE KILL THE BABY for whatever reason! I can take it!

I will simply assume that the baby is killed already. Then what will you do with a killer?

Sure, it will grieve me to know that my baby is dead. That doesn't mean I must commit suicide. Only the living can tell a tale.

Once I am through with my inner drama, I can then sit down and plot my plan. How to locate the woman etc.

And if the baby is alive, your joy will know no bound. If she is dead, how many times do you think I will grieve? One!

That is to your question. This formula has always been working for me. And those who applied it. Try it, and you won't even grieve a departing partner for long!

Just plan in advance using the "what if" scenerio.

This is hogwash!
You just served up a very naive response and I attribute that to a lack of experience.

NNaaaaaa This thread is headed south. All these lengthy posts

Isn't the actual BREAKUP CLOSURE IN ITSELF??!!!!

The actual breakup is an occurence. There are unresolved issues even after breakups. Just ask many divorced couples.

Being hurt after a breakup is perfectly human. . . . but let's do away with the illusion that finding out what lead to the breakup will reduce the pain.

Sure it's sometimes okay to internalize your pain, but finding out what lead to the break up really does help a lot of people move on; it is not an illusion.

Why is he a swine? He gave you a valid reason didn't he

Alright IIce and Ola,
since we are now all about analogies and preparing for heartbreaks, and good old "moving on".

Hypothetically speaking,
Are you also prepared for the case where she runs away with your 1-day-old baby after giving birth?

What if a murderer escapes after killing your baby daughter?
1) Will you suck it up and say you have prepared for that what if
2) Are you going to adopt the "she's dead, it doesn't matter why/what killed her" motto
3) Or would you actually want to know "who" killed your beautiful angel

Sorry if I went slightly overboard. But some things are not so easy to accept without conviction.

olanajim:
@iice,
you that "what if" scenerio is my personal insurance against heartbreak? I always like to prepare for it in advance. I believe anyone can move on after heartbreak if he/she is sufficiently educated by the "what if" scenerio.

That is because things don't often go the way we view them.

What if the guy dump you tomorrow?
What if he die unexpectedly?
What if he impregnate another girl?
What if you are both biologically incompatible?

What if?

I always enjoy these moment and had mentioned it somewhere that one should always be prepared for the worst. That is the only way he won't breakdown if things go against him.

iice:
[color=#9900ff]I agree about taking risks and asking questions. But i think there comes a certain point when one must stop and try to salvage what can be salvaged and try to make the best of that. [/color]

I agree too.  However, that "point" is not universally defined.  


Cheers