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mikeoh: make una help me na pls

it seems nobody want to help on this question. Guys gives us replies.

[quote author=bbthedon][/quote]sorry for being out of topic but I would like to know why a site will not open on internet exploler browser while it's opening on all others like mozzila,opera etc.thanks example (www.smartphone.me.ke)

ponti93: I will like nairaland to have a phone app ie andriod app,ios app,java app,e.t.c .i will like nairaland to have an IM feature ,maybe it will be integrated in its app. A dislike button will make sense.a hashtag feature will be good too.
More opinions.drop yours.

I will be the first to download both android and iOS application. keep it up guys.

[quote author=auto_freak2020]Uruguay has become the first nation to legalise
the growing , sale and smoking of marijuana
after the country's Senate gave final approval to
the legislation .

After a long debate on Tuesday, 16 of 29
senators voted in favour of the law championed
by President Jose Mujica .
The legislation is aimed at wresting the business
from criminals in the small South American
nation .

Backers of the law , some smoking joints,
gathered near Congress holding green balloons ,
Jamaican flags in homage to singer- songwriter
Bob Marley and a sign saying : "Cultivating
freedom , Uruguay grows. "

Cannabis consumers will be able to buy a
maximum of 40 grams each month from
licensed pharmacies as long as they are
Uruguayan residents over the age of 18 and
registered on a government database that will
monitor their monthly purchases.

When the law is implemented in mid- April ,
Uruguayans will be able to grow six marijuana
plants in their homes a year, or as much as 480
grams , and form smoking clubs of 15 to 45
members that can grow up to 99 plants per
year .

Registered drug users should be able to start
buying marijuana over the counter from
licensed pharmacies in April.

But Senator Roberto Conde, a former deputy
foreign minister with the governing Broad
Front, said marijuana "is already established in
Uruguay . It 's a drug that is already seen as very
low risk and enormously easy to get ."

Other countries have decriminalised marijuana
possession and the Netherlands allows its sale
in coffee shops, but Uruguay will be the first
nation to legalise the whole chain from growing
the plant to buying and selling its leaves .

Several countries such as Canada, the
Netherlands and Israel have legal programmes
for growing medical cannabis but do not allow
cultivation of marijuana for recreational use .
Last year, the US states of Colorado and
Washington passed ballot initiatives that legalise
and regulate the recreational use of marijuana .
http://m.aljazeera.com/story/2013121112048192439[/quote]Uruguay has decided it's destiny.We should not criminalize the nature,I hope by 2030 it will be free everywhere.

[quote author=codebrew85]@Jointarena...this your c
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Akpangbon: u well so?

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