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@babagana
You're so right how could we forget Soul Train

AguNwoke:
I'm still a wacko jacko fan - see the icon in my profile.
Jacko rules...

nice icon mate

He definitely knows the business, (shame he lost the plot). Saw him in concert in the early 90s and it still ranks as the best live show i've ever seen. I still remember the first time i saw the video for 'Billie Jean' (back in the days of NTA2 and the LWT musical video show ) i can still do those moves o

nferyn:
His newer work is still OK, but no longer of the level of his earlier stuff. I've been to two of his concerts, the most amazing performance you can imagine (haven't had a chance to go to an afterparty, though )

Shame i never saw him live but i've seen his performances on TV so i can imagine what it'll be like.

AguNwoke:
Good for taxi music though

have to admit i did go through an Abba phase too back then, i remember 'Dancing queen' quite well

And still on the 80s who was a big Michael Jackson fan back then (before he was 'bad' and 'dangerous') come on you can admit it 

@@nferyn
Used to be a big Prince fan, i loved 'Kiss, I wanna_ be your lover, Alphabet street, 1999, When Doves Cry' and then his stuff with the new power generation..

and then he went through that crazy phase in the 90s when he changed his name to a sign. (thats when i moved on  )

nice list however you missed out classics like

Lillo Thomas - Good girl
Jermaine Jackson - Feelin Free
Gloria D Brown - The more they knock
Warp 9 - Light years away, Beatwave
Rafael Cameron - All That's Good To Me, Desire, fun town
Cashflow - Mine All Mine, Spending money
I Level - Give me
James Ingram - Always, Its your night
Ray Parker Jr - I don't think that man should sleep alone, Loving you
Billy Always - Back on track
Gary Byrd & The GB Experience - The crown
Atlantic Starr - Silver shadow
The Temptations - I'll keep my light in my window
Whistle - Please love me
Yarbrough and Peoples - Heartbeats
Change - Mutual attraction

oasis:
Yes, along with every poor movie made in Nigeria.

'nollywood' might as well shut down

[quote author=hot-angel link=topic=4747.msg177311#msg177311 date=1137626338]That was about a child killing his mother. [/quote]no It is defined as a child's unconscious desire for the exclusive love of the parent of the opposite sex (mother). This desire includes jealousy toward the parent of the same sex (father) and the unconscious wish for that parent's death (father).

Freud was a very strange guy....

You should start planning for retirement now. I've been investing in a private pension plan since i was 26 (and thats not even early enough over here  ). Although the UK has a state pension scheme (i.e National insurance scheme), the government expects people to join a company run scheme or set up a private pension plan to supplement the state pension.

In addition to a pension plan, if you understand the stock market you can invest in shares and mutual funds or invest in property. The whole point is that you have something you can rely on when you can no longer work. In this day and age it would be foolhardy for anyone to expect that they will rely on their kids when they grow old.

[quote author=hot-angel link=topic=4747.msg177290#msg177290 date=1137625037]I was looking for this thread. At last i found it.

Well, my friend just told us something totally stupid today. Although she said it was her psychology teacher that said it.

She was like.. The Psych teacher said, there's a bond between a mother and young male child. We were like.. Duhh, why wouldn't there be? And she goes.. "nooo, not like that". He said this bond is bigger than mother, son bond. I was like.. And then she went ahead, saying.. the psych teacher told them that.. this kind of love wears off as the child grows.. but when the child is an infant, the mother feel some deeper love for the child. As in kind of sexual sorta feeling. She said the psych teacher was saying something about, the mother breast-feeding the child and all that. (that reminded me of the thread about mother's breast-feeding their sons).[/quote]Ah hot-angel i see you've been learning about Sigmund Freud and the Oedipus complex. I'll let you check out wiki for more about it
Oedipus complex
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oedipus_complex

You ladies just wait till you have a son and then we'll see, because i'm sure you'll do the same thing you're complaining about here

its true what they say 'mo money mo problems'

Milliondollarhomepage.com has been pummelled over the past week by extortionists looking to cash-in on the success of the pixel-flogging site.
Million $ pixel site blackmailed
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/18/pixel_attack/

AguNwoke:
Ijebuman shame on u
Ps. why you dey kill off your super website radio station?

I wish i could keep it going but the money it was making wasn't covering the cost of running it and after 5 years i had to make a conscious decision to end it

Telecommuting means working from home and allows for a flexible working arrangement especially as regards to the hours you prefer to work. I work at home 2 to 3 days a week (thats why i'm on NL a lot ). I probably do more work at home as there's less distraction, no phones ringing, no meetings etc.

It is not an IT term as it applies to any job that provides the flexibility of working from home

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