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Bialegend is really working hard to get these stories. A visit to your archive will sure not be a waste. I still have my reservations towards Buhari sha. Hope he doesn't bring out posters next year. |
Omg! Did I read where he said the only thing Fashola owns is "probably" his wife? |
I've said several times, if certain informations were not classified, Nigeria would not be in existence till now. I will neither believe nor doubt this testimony. But I know for sure DSP Alams could never have passed any airport in UK even as an animal without being noticed. |
Is Maria (the last picture) really an archy student? Wow!! We used to have a certain impression about archy girls until I saw Maria now |
abu12: That oil well belong to kogi inshallah, even though anambra build refinery.Your brothes in bornu always shout "inshallahu" when they kill. They abduct school children, "inshallahu" Bombs will go off at innocent viewing centers "inshallahu" Now you are gonna claim Oil that's still in dispute "inshallahu" Please Mr Abubakah |
seunfly: The truth is that doctors in Nigeria are steping out of their bounderies to affect other profession's right, medical feild is like other feild where we have symbiotic relationship and no prefession can do without others but like every ecosystem one must be at the top of the chain, in this case doctors are at the to top. However every each profession has it role and it should be respected by every members of the sector. Like i said before, it is typical nigerian mentality of vanity, we also see this play out in enviromental sector where architect wants to head planning when we have town planner, architech wants to dominate survey section, they want stake in real estate etc.Hey bro! In six 6years of architecture, you'll go through almost all the courses in environmental science. Because u are expected to know all of them. Someone in quantity survey for example, should not necessarily understand the design criteria. This issue has created lot of misunderstanding between Architects and others. But the truth remains; Architects learn all their courses while in school, while they only study one course in architecture so that they can understand architectural drawings. So forget the case of Architects and others in the environmental organization. A doctor who studies most of med lab courses bfo 4th MBBS, and btw 4th and final MBBS, he studies courses like pharmacology and physiology. Why won't he have say have a say? And am sure it's doctors who do the IVDs in naija here |
fr3do:Lol. You just reminded me Arc301. Funny days sha This is a welcome development. If only Lagos had had something like this for years. Another thing is to make sure that those in charge of this facility do not compromise in their result. And also ensuring that only certified actors handle construction activities. |
What have the harmless and unarmed villagers done to these virgin hunters? I thought islam was in fasting period. Is this how they observe the own fast? |
Ngwakwe: Ifyalways, Tosh, Igbo_1st_son, agbaba, Kreami diva, Eze Promo na ndi ihe Ndigbo n'amasi,Bia Mazi Ngwakwe, obu na unu na Seun agaghi agwa anyi ihe mere ogbako a bu nairaland? |
striktlymi: True! Reason why it is quite unfortunate. The little 'break' gives one some time to reflect and get some things into perspective.hahahaha. So this acct is back? Lwkmh |
Unbelievable! They really hit nairaland badly. #Amnesia |
Wow!! So this is how motorcycles prices were brought down? Foresight!!! I wish motorcycles weren't banned in many major cities.. Blame okada men anyway. Kudos man! |
pendusky: IS OWERRI NOW IN NNEWI? |
pendusky: IS OWERRI NOW IN NNEWI?So I can't reach Nnewi from Owerri? One thing is to read, another is to understand. I don't owe you any explanation, else I would av explained what what I meant further. |
Fantastic! Gonna visit that company when I get to owerri tomoro. |
How did I almost spoil my friends' Xmas fun yestrday? We were eating and drinking in my house yestrday, suddenly started talking about football. I opened my Ipad and showed them the league table! Two of them are #Manure fans. Immediately they stopped drinking. Hahahaha. That's exactly what they did to me last season. I wanted them to knw hw I felt. @topic: people are saying City have won all dia home matches. But they have forgotten that Liverpool have also won all dia home matches except Southampton. We have won d rest! Our last four matches; Liv 3-1 cardiff Spurs 0-5 Liv Liv 4-1 W'ham Liv 5-0 Norwich In d last four matches, Liverpool have conceded 2goals!! Wonderful. Where as City have conceded 8goals in dia last four matches! Jeeeez!!! 3 against arsenal, 2 against fulham, 2 against westbrom and 1 against Southampton. And people still mention their defense? I only need our boys to be fully concentrated, even when they are trailing. Yes, they score lot of goals. But they also concede lot goals. I back on Henderson strength to cause City's Midfield an imbalance. Sterling's pace is definitely gonna be a test of life for Clichy (ask Kolo Toure what happened last season) Finally, I won't rule out Lfc losing this match. And I won't be surprised if we win city. Prediction: 1-1 |
May this season which comes with love, peace and joy reconcile us with enemies and open our eyes to help the poor and the needy in our society. Amen Wishing everyone here a wonderful Christmas! Arc. Chris |
A frnd of mine who lives in England and also a die-hard Liverpool fan has just told me that he had put a bet of 2000pounds on Liverpool winning the league. And 1000pounds on Suarez scoring 30goals. Geeez!!! Wish I was a fan of betting |
We Long to See You We long to see You so, To see the newly born, We long for Christmas morn, The sense of time runs slow. O come, O come, O come, Our Saviour dear to be. O come, O come, O come, We have no King but Thee. We long to see You so, To see the angel's glory, To hear their midnight story And with the Shepherds go. We long to see You so, To print our kisses sweet, Upon your little feet While tears of love shall flow. |
woky: thnks dear..He's a member of that church whose pastor just lunched a N120million Rolls Royce. Or maybe he belongs to one of those churches whose GOs compete with latest model of private jets. |
Fantastic moments to an Lfc fan. Can't get enough! |
If we can hang on this first/second position till January, we will smile come May. With Suarez signing a new contract, the arrival of 3 new faces imminent in January (M'med Salah, Fernando Reges and Will Hughes). Don't forget Sturridge and Gerrard+Enrique..... Let's win the title sef. Who agrees? |
We have scored 14goals in d last 3 matches-suarez scoring 8 of them. If we can get a goal in d first 15 mins, Cardiff will cry like Norwich. Op I really agree with u: Cardiff are "Informed" that we are "Inform" :-P Prediction: 4-0 |
I read a thread on why the chicken crossed the road. But it seemed the OP of that thread could not tell us the "actual reasons why the chicken crossed the road'. So, below are what some great men think why the chicken crossed the road. Albert Einstein: The chicken did not cross the road. The road passed beneath the chicken. Isaac Newton: Chickens at rest tend to stay at rest. Chickens in motion tend to cross roads. Wolfgang Pauli: There was already a chicken on this side of the road. Carl Sagan: There are billions and billions of such chickens, crossing roads just like this one, all across the universe. [Apologies for perpetuating the misquote.] Jean-Dernard-Leon Foucault: What’s interesting is that if you wait a few hours, it will be crossing the road a few inches back that way. Robert Van de Graaf: Hey, doesn’t it look funny with all its feathers sticking up like that? Albert Michelson and Edward Morley: Our experiment was a failure. We could not detect the road. Ludwig Boltzmann: If you have enough chickens, it is a near certainty that one of them will cross the road. Johannes van der Waals: Some say it was a sixth sense that led the chicken to cross the road. I say it was a sixth power. David Hilbert: I was standing on the side of the road and a chicken came along, evidently in some kind of strange state. I informed it that it was nevertheless still in my space, so it went across the road. Blaise Pascal: The chicken felt pressure on this side of the road. However, when it arrived on the other side it still felt the same pressure. John David Jackson: You’ll find out after you complete this 37-page calculation. Henri Poincare: Let’s try changing the initial position of the chicken just a tiny, tiny, tiny bit, and….look, it’s now across the road! Enrico Fermi: In estimating to the nearest power of 10 the number of chickens that cross the road, note that since fractional chickens are not allowed, the desired power must be at least zero. Therefore, at least one chicken crosses the road. Werner Heisenberg: Because I made darn sure it was standing right next to me on this side. Richard Feynman, 1: It’s all quite clear from this simple little diagram of a circle with lines poking out of it. Richard Feynman, 2: There was this good- looking rooster on the other side of the road, and he figured he’d skip all the games and just get to the point. So he asked the chicken if she’d like to come over to his side, and she said sure. Erwin Schrodinger: The chicken doesn’t cross the road. Rather, it exists simultaneously on both sides…..just don’t peek. Charles Coulomb: The chicken found a similar chicken on this side of the road to be repellent. John Bell: Since there are no local hidden chickens, any hidden chickens you find must have come from far away. They therefore surely must have crossed at least one road on their way here. Henry Cavendish: My dear chicken, I have calculated with the utmost detail and precision the density of your insides. Now, for the sake of my precious sanity, I beg you, stop that incessant clucking and be gone! Arthur Compton: There were a bunch of chickens waving at me on this side of the road, but then a car came along and they all scattered to the other side. The funny thing is that the ones that ended farthest away were still waving at me a few minutes later. So apparently, the ones that scattered the most had the longest waves. Hans Geiger: I don’t know, but I say we count how many times it crosses! Howard Georgi: It can cross all it wants, but I’m going to sit here and wait until it decays. Edward Teller: I will build a more powerful chicken, and it will cross the road with more energy than any chicken before! Oskar Klein: Actually, it can get to the other side of the road without crossing it. Satyendra Bose: An identical chicken already crossed the road, so this one was much more likely to do the same. Wallace Clement Sabine: If you listen very carefully, you can hear the pitter patter of chicken feet, which implies that a chicken must be crossing the road. Sir David Brewster: Let me give you my angle on this…. Galileo Galilei: The chicken crossed the road because it put one foot in front of the other and took a sufficient number of steps to traverse a distance greater than or equal to the road’s width. Note that the reason is not because the earth is the center of the universe. Oh, great… another jail term. David Gross, H. David Politzer, Frank Wilczek: The road is not wide. And at short distances a chicken is free to do whatever it wants. Robert Millikan: It didn't. It made it part way and then just sort of hovered there, apparently feeling an equal pull in both directions. Nicolaus Copernicus: The chicken was moving at a slightly different orbital speed around the sun. Fusion researchers: Because it knew that in 30 years it would get to the other side. [No insult intended here. Well, at least not to the physicists working hard with the meager funds they've been given.] George Francis FitzGerald: It had its doubts, but after starting across the road, the chicken observed that the distance to the other side didn’t seem quite as large, so it figured it would continue on. Leo Szilard: First one chicken crossed. This then caused a few more to cross, each of which in turn caused a few more… Johannes Kepler: I don't know. But I'm glad it did, because as it waddled across, it was kind enough to sweep the area of the road with its wings. And it did so at an astonishingly consistent rate. Robert Pound and Glen Rebka: It was out for a morning jog and wanted to get its heart rate up by crossing over the crown of the road. Robert Hooke: At first, the chicken was drawn across the road. But after passing the middle, it felt an increasing desire to return to the original side. It did end up making it to the other side (just barely), but then decided to return. I believe it is still going back and forth on this. Lisa Randall: The only thing about the chicken we ever discuss is why it crossed the road. There are many more dimensions to it than that! Norman Ramsey: I don’t know why, but I do know that it took 4.71988362706153 seconds to get there. Pierre de Fermat: Forget about why. I’ll show you how it can get there in the least amount of time. Neils Bohr: In attempting to answer the question by observing the chicken, I collapsed its wavefunction to the other side. Gustav Kirchhoff: It actually crossed the road twice, due to a strange desire to form a closed loop. Louis de Broglie: Interesting, it always seems to flap its wings an integral number of times before it comes back. Michael Faraday: No, again? How many times do I have to tell it to stick to the safety of its cage?! Max Planck: It appears to be a white chicken. Sorry, I deal only with black bodies. Sir William Hamilton: With regard to the issue of crossing the road, the chicken made it to the other side by taking as little action as possible. Hugh Everett: I don’t know, but there’s another one over there that isn’t crossing the road. Edward Witten: 50 years ago, you probably would have said there was no hope of answering this question either. Archimedes: I was running through the streets yelling and screaming, and it was only afterward that I realized I was carrying a chicken. Amadeo Avogadro: What, just one? I deal only with very large chicken numberen does indeed cross the road. Marie Curie: Good question. And one that is much less hazardous to one’s health. Willebrod Snell: I’m not sure, but I did notice that when it stepped onto the road, it changed its direction. Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss: Draw a pillbox around the road, and consider the flux of chickens through the box. If a chicken leaves this side of the road, then assuming that there are no chicken sinks or sources, it must end up on the other side. Johann Balmer: Why are there only two lines in the middle of the road? James Clerk Maxwell: Ok, Miss Chicken, let’s figure this out together. Hold out your right foot…. yes, that’s it…. good…. now curl your talons…. right…. now look at your…. hold on – you don’t have any thumbs! Osborne Reynolds: No idea. But I can see from the ruffled feathers that this was turbulent chicken flow. Karl Schwarzschild: The sad thing is, I know I could have answered this question too. [This one isn’t meant to be funny.] Christian Doppler: It always sounds a bit down when it’s heading over there, but rather upbeat when it’s coming back. Edwin Hubble: Strange, it seems to move faster the farther away it gets. Ernest Rutherford: The differential cross section for forward chicken scattering is quite large, so the chicken will most likely cross the road if it was initially heading in that direction. Lene Hau: Well, I wish it hadn't. It cut right in front of me while I was out for a bike ride, chatting it up with a photon. Stephen Hawking: Chicken fluctuations will inevitably create a scenario where a chicken ends up on the other side of the yellow line, in which case there is a nonzero probability that it will escape to the other side. Lord Kelvin: I don’t know. But I think the road actually starts back there a bit. Daniel Bernoulli: Because it enjoyed flying to the other side. Ok, wait, can someone tell me once and for all if I’m relevant to all this flying stuff or not?! Robert Oppenheimer: Although it was deemed appropriate at the time, people will forever question whether it was correct for the chicken to cross the road. © 2008 by David Morin |
This man didn't research well before coming out to make corruption allegations? I'm actually disappointed in GEJ. Over tolerance is intoxicating some people. Try this sh:it with OBJ, |
This woman must have endured alot before she had the boldness to come out in public. Anyway, OBJ chose an open letter. He's gonna receive lots of open letters....both from friends and foes. |
ifyalways: Asha,wislet na Freecocoa(temporal) bi na Owerre.Ify inwere onu jaree. Kedu ka-esi ahazi emume a nke afa a? Ngwa bia oburu na iga alota owerri, ga nara ha ofu isi ewu na Igwari Oba |
woky: nwanne, why u no dy visit the Catholic thread naaHahaha. Onye oma, onweghikwa ihe na-ese ooo. Kama oru m siri ezigbo ike n'oge ekeresimesi a. Many clients choro iba n'ulo ofuru ha during xmas.....and that subjects us to pressure. Iga ahu m na that thread today! |
Lwkmh. The funniest thread. :=) Ehm ehm, kedu onye huru nwada a ana-akpa.... Chere ka m cheta aha ya. |
IykeD: PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE!Jesus!! Exactly what I dreamt of. In dt dream, I saw d score line and began to jubilate. That was when I woke. Anyway, we can do it. But their midfield "sounds" strong-Sandro-Paulinho-Dembele. |
I pray Gerrard's injury becomes a blessing in disguise. Henderson-Allen-Lucas in that middle vs Dembele-Paulinho-Holtby I'm remain very optimistic. |
Am comin wit my analysis. |
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