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GodPunishBiafra:I don't necessarily see anything racist about it. Black besides being used to describe evil is also used to describe mystery. Even the holy of holies that only the high priest was allowed to enter was dark/black. The term black and white are nothing but symbols, more so than a political tool. You should be more concerned about why most people are ignorant of this fact. Have you heard of the "Black Madonna"? It is a revered image of Catholicism. I'd say it again, black means to us how we see ourselves. Let's us build ourselves up and stop being ignorant. |
GodPunishBiafra:is being called black bad?... It's however you make it. They're not actually white too. It only sounds nice because of the way they carry themselves |
I must admit that in the first pic OBJ is oozing both swagg and class, goddamit! Jimmy Carter looks like his frigging butler ![]() |
Slawormir:Protestanism does have it faults, but I very much prefer it over Catholicism. For one it has not been as much stifled by a bureaucracy that seeks to enforce strict adherence to a set of questionable doctrines and beliefs. Catholicism cares little about the believer's perosnal experience and is run strictly by the book. I wouldn't consider a religion were prayers are still being read from a book and confessions made to a priest, one that promotes intimacy with God. I must admit that there's an immense security in knowing that how ever little your faith or grave your sin, just a word from the priest and one could recieve pardon. But on closer observation, one would find that there exists various faults with such a method. In a nustshell, one could say that although mysterious, the Catholic God is very much de-personalized. Let's not forget their boring priests, and members that are more or less like mindless drones who come to church to score good points and temporarily cure their nagging guilt. Them and Muslims are highly fond of using the most mundane things to buttress their belief in God. Be it a cloud that just happens to resemble the form of an angel, or natural marking on a tree that look like some sacred Arabic text. I find that more than anything else a proof of unbelief. Trust me, you'd understand if you were to think on it a bit ![]() |
KAHBOOM:Oga no dey insult am abeg. Not every decision in life should be dictated by monetary gain. There is such a thing as ambiton, and in football, the two sometimes do not correlate. Depending on how he performs he could even play for another season. The best we could do is wish him success. You humans are insatiable |
I've never heard of this man until i came to this forum. But the few times I came across a post bearing his name, he's always had Buhari's d*ck in his mouth. And this proves that he just cant seem to get enough of it. Has he no shame? ![]() |
Look at the great travesties that we've normalized as a people, we're not even ashamed of ourselves. And some idiots were carrying placards saying justice for George Floyd, foolish peope. Joining in battles they're not needed ![]() |
praiseneo:Bros me don even tire sef... Na so dem go do, nothing go change last last. Lockdown don tire all these ones, all this one na jege |
saintokwuluora:I pity you, and your child. There are very few things worse than a sexually repressed society. It is wrong for the state to dabble into matters of morality. It always doesn't work |
DuBLINGreenb:No be only you bros... But it just goes to show how gullible the citizens are |
Starz825:Oga there's nothing mysterious about the reimbursement of sin. Whatever a man sows that shall he reap. Read Job 21:19,and Jer 31:27-29 and tell me if God wasn't alluding to something else. |
Starz825:You gave a very useless example bros. What happened to "the sins of the father shall not be meted on his son/daughter"? Don't you know you're invariably calling God a liar? So you actually thought it just, that his daughter died because of her father's past sins? You're mention karma nonsense, when it's not the man that was directly affected. You religious folks can make the most outrageous statements ![]() |
rentAcock:You've got some good points there. I do agree with your point that building confidence should be tempered with honesty. But I'd like to respectfully disagree with some of them. Firstly, that shyness isn't always to be paired with introversion,even though it's a common misconception that they can't be independent of one another. Even extroverts can be shy, especially amongst new people. And for many, it's a behavioral response they'll always have to deal with no matter how good they are at socializing. Secondly, is that your example of shy scientists seemed to imply that they were able to achieve such great feats without confidence. I may be wrong in my assumption. But I'd just like to point out that shyness in social situations doesn't mean the individual is without some level of confidence. As confidence in one's abilities(which is virtually indispensable if one is to achieve anything substantial) can be totally independent of people. In this case, it is self-imbibed. |
OP those your nostrils ehn. I bet one wouldn't be able to tell the difference between your nose and a vacuum cleaner anytime you breathe in ![]() |
Randommikey:No probs man. Just know you're not alone, alot of people are experiencing this too. It certainly helps to have a partner who understands you. I'm happy for you |
Randommikey:Your first sentence was the perfect answer. It's a shame that boredom still crept in. For me it's almost inevitable at some point, i can feel it creeping in most times. And once it fully settles, there's really not much i could do than a "break". Well, i hope you can get back to what you love someday ![]() |
Randommikey:Man, i "zone out" like crazy. Maintaining absolute concentration isn't something i can do intentionally. Especially when the task is something that requires conscious attention, and aslo requires me to think continuously. It's almost like my mind needs to take a break from time to time, so i just zone out to some other interesting thought Although if i may say, i tend to be able to concentrate fully at long stretches if it's a passive activity. Let's say something like, if i were reading a very interesting article online, or playing PES. I can relate to the procrastination part too, that's usually how it is. Thought i was to only one who tended to forget things at the vital time. I often forget to properly articulate my views during an argument. Only to remember what i should've said when I'm not in that vicinity anymore. Honestly I've just had to accept that aspect of me ![]() So, I'd like to ask. Learning a computer based skill such as yours is no easy feat, especially for one who struggles to concentrate. How did you do it man? Honestly I tried to dabble into programming, ended up quiting beacuse i just lost steam. Could hardly concentrate anymore |
Kristofferson:It seems you watched the back of your tv, or you decided to be willfully blind ![]() |
Randommikey:That's cool. Honestly i can relate to always having second thoughts about things, most especially downplaying them beacuse I'm a pessimist, as much as I'd hate to admit that. It's funny you thought people would get bored with your post. It almost looked like you projected your own fear towards them, you did say you get bored easily didn't you? I'd like to ask though, are you a procrastinator? If so, is it chronic? |
JAMO84:You're the biggest idiot I've come across in a while So beacuse another region got attacked prior and nothing was done, these ones are supposed to keep quiet right? Most especially beacuse they're Christians. You're a perfect example of religious bigot. You don't see that in both instances, the attack was wrong, you only care to see if the victims are muslim.I guess this doesn't bother you. It's really sickening that people can see mass slaughter such as these as a totally normal phenomenon. In any case, is the public outcry not justified? How could people who are supposed to be safeguarded by their government keep quiet after such an event? Bruh you're just a fool, and an even worse one if you don't acknowledge how foolish your statement was. You should've said this in front of the bereaved and seen whether you wouldn't have gotten your dumbass lynched. Idiot! |
Well, for one, what are you doing now? Are you self-employed or otherwise? If so, does it affect your job? |
Davash222:That's what they should be doing bros, not growing muscles...Having a healthy and active child is one thing, but training your child like some marine for social media attention is another. I wonder what would happen when he finally grows up and finds out he isn't the only adult with a six-pack, what would happen then? He'd probably be so hooked to the attention that he may turn to some unsavory means in order to gain what's lost. He may even develop a superiority complex over time because of how strong he is, compared to other kids is age, and end up a bully. We all know how that road ends. In a nutshell there are a whole lot of ways this kid could get fu*cked up! Let kids be kids abeg |
She's cute and all... But let's be honest, most peeps don't know her ![]() |
IjawAboki007:Nobody follow you argue. God know say na rubbish you just talk so. Person wey MI skool. E fit even battle "Ghost"(of SDC)? E clear say you no know better rap |
costandi:When na rubbish dem dey sing. I don't think our contemporary music has as much of an appeal as we think. At the end of the day, most are only fit as background noise at clubs. "When i look into your eyes, all i see is your waist" - Davido. Just imagine that rubbish ![]() |
Sweetgirlmimi:All the people who clicked like(you included) are frigging gay to have even thought that ![]() |
NigeriaB:"provided i have money"... And there lies a major problem with this country. What happens if you don't have money? What's happens if you're only able to get by? I'll leave that to your imagination. A country where even middle income families are barely able to keep their heads above water, and still very often face the brunt of our harsh economy is more horrendous than beautiful. It's a hard knock life for the poor anywhere in the world. But in truth, one could only imagine how it must be for those in 3rd world countries. We as citizens seem to have concocted our own verison of the "American dream". Whereby ideally, we somehow manage to hit it big and are able to live our lives in relative comfort. On one hand this belief may foster personal growth and industry, but on the flipside, we turn a blind eye to our collective power as citizens, and with little to no feeling of our social responsibility. I can't really say if the latter is a symptom of our individualistic pursuits, or that for convenience sake, we simply choose instead, to take a gamble at life. Albeit a gamble fraught with odds that rarely favor the underdog. It's no suprise our high poverty rate. A result not for a lack of effort, but an effect of a very flawed and fantastically corrupt system. It just irks me that most people have more or less given up on the idea that anything could be done as a people to change the way our country is being governed. If we employed the same zest and optimism to our collective interests as we do our personal, we would've been in a much better place. But alas, it's just not the case. Getting rich in this country is becoming more of an illusion nowadays, but most people wouldn't want to admit this. |
fulaniHERDSman:I know where you're coming from. But let us never be blinded by our optimism. The fact that people's harsh actions towards us may have helped us grow, it still doesn't excuse the wrong they did. |
lekjons:It's supposed to water their stupidity so that it would flourish ![]() |
Nyamve1:Which f*cking hunger is that!? A chef to a celeb for that matter, not a house help to some commoner. Una go just dey find stupid excuses for bad conduct. Have you forgotten that people would still do this even when they've got no need to? Abi dem tell you say our politicians no fit live comfortably on salary alone without say dem no thief? |
Linusjnr001:You forgot to add "Self-proclaimed" ![]() |
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