Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 8:10pm On May 24, 2016 |
Babacele: the temporary empty stomach was caused by una pilfering and no sane Nigerian would go 'jewish' blaming this Moses from freeing us from una slavery.......something greater than food is in our bellies; it is called dignity. we shall defend it ,fight for it and protect it. Didn't we , empty bellies, removed the belleful thieves in 2015? Sai Buhari! Technical knock out!!!! |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 6:13pm On May 24, 2016 |
poiZon: do u know why there is benchmark of oil price in every budget? go back check the benchmark of oil price in gej budgets of the 4yrs he reigned n also compare to the benchmark states adopted for their budgets too. I wont spend time educating u on the effects of benchmark.
trillions too will be looted under the illiterates watch, just keep listening n be prepared cos soonest u will start hearing news. Oga stop deceiving yourselve and your likes. You have not made any sensible argument as per the original aim of the thread. What are the twisted facts. You can't jusy come here and dish "facts" from your deluded and fictional tribalistic and sentimental imaginations and expect us to tea with u. |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 5:02pm On May 24, 2016 |
Where is lalasticlala sef? |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 5:00pm On May 24, 2016*. Modified: 6:10pm On May 24, 2016 |
plaetton: Unbelievable. Your poor comprehension skills and intellectual paucity is a source of embarrassment to me right now.
And this is someone who opens a thread for 1.6 million Nairalanders to read. 
But, on the other hand, Coming here to spank arrogant kids like you makes my Nairaland hobby worthwhile.
Firstly, read this. http://www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/external-debt
Being challenged in comprehension skills, let me help you by highlighting the important points.
" Since 2008, Nigeria's external debt has Averaged about $6.3b, peaking at $10b in the fourth quarter of 2015 and a RECORD low of about $3.6b in the first quarter of 2009. "
As per your reference to SUBSIDY payments ballooning to N2 trillion , well, do the math. Use your brain for once. 
SUBSIDY payments ballooned for 2 main reasons.
1. Yes, the number of cars on Nigerian roads has been steadily increasing over the past 16 years along with the biggest expansion of the Nigerian middle class in well over 3 decades,..a middle class expansion Shepherded by the PDP led government. Those are FACTS, stubborn facts. 
2. Simple arithmetic, dummy. The higher the price of crude, the wider gap in international prices and Nigerias government regulated pump price. Therefore, I hope you're following, the government pays more and more in SUBSIDY for ever litre of fuel consumed in Nigeria.
And yes, as with everything distinctively Nigerian, there was fraud in the fuel SUBSIDY system.
Does that answer your questions ? Are u just quoting reasons our of figments of your sentimental imaginations or you conducted censors on cars or the people of Nigeria. Yeah we all know the higher the cruilde price the more subsidy paid, but this did not balloon the subsidy rate withnoil @ $147/barrel. What actually changed? The last time i checked oil didn't get that high at any point in Jonathan's regime. Besides with crude oil going low, why was there no corresponding decrease in subsidy claims that a whopping 600bn was left as money owed to the marketers. You are just whining about playing with words, trying to be smart. You can do that with people of your class, not with people more intelligent than you are. The essence of thos thread is actually to show that both Yaradua amd Jonathan had enough in the reserves to mess with, which they did. Younare trying to shift from the main point of the thread |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 12:48pm On May 24, 2016 |
[s] plaetton: My dear friend, How far?
I don't know why people get sentimental over simple issues of fact.
What exactly do you surmise that I am defending here?
I am here simply rebuking someone who came here to publish outright lies and innuendos.
Facts are facts, opinions are opinions.
If anyone wants to promote Buhari or wants criticize GEJ, let them do it with FACTS.
For example, look how the liar stated that Jonathan left behind an external DEBT of $63b. A big fat, shameful lie.
Should I have just looked away and allow him to publicly hawk lies? Remember, there are very impressionable people, young and old, on Nairaland.
Have a good day.  [/s] Wonderful.... Just put your tail in between your legs and....disappear! |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 12:41pm On May 24, 2016 |
plaetton: Oh gosh, I am getting really embarrassed debating with intellectual Lilliputians.
Every government in Nigeria has inherited Debts and other liabilities from the previous government. That is the nature of governance. Daahhhh!! 
Government is a super dynamic entity. Buhari is no exception. We are simply tired of this Cry Baby.
What exactly did Buhari expect when he was campaigning against the previous government so that he could lead?
What is the purpose of political campaigns , if not to take a bad situation and make it Better ? 
Shame shame shame. Every government inherited debts  Guess Obj's claim of leaving a debt free nation was a phantom of his imagination  Oh, he probably lied, or CBN lied, in fact everybody lied. How much debt did Yaradua incur, b4 his dismiss, and how much was it raised to in 2 years by Jonathan Mr fact finder the econmy intellect? You people like whining and moving rollercoaster to defend the indefensible. You have even deliberately ignored how subsidy claims became 2 trillion naira within a short time. Did the cars in Nigeria tripple, or generators, or is it population? What exactly? Or is that a lie too? |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 12:27pm On May 24, 2016*. Modified: 12:43pm On May 24, 2016 |
plaetton: Like I told you the other day, facts are stubborn things. They bite hard at liars.
The OP has obviously ran away, just like yoy did the other day, because he has met with real FACTS.
Now, take this UNICORN meat , run away and go play with your other intellectual toddlers. Lol. God forbid me run away from amateur wailers. I can bet my left testacles on that. Where is your "real Facts" Look above u before you start rejoicing over your failure.  |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 12:21pm On May 24, 2016 |
plaetton: Premium Times first quoted an obviously biased chairman of the transition committee, whom, the former finance minister had to come out publicly to refute and correct.
Now, if the OP did not have serious comprehension problems, or had been more honest, he would also noticed and acknowledged that both officials were referring to the total DEBT stock that includes both external and domestic DEBT, the external being $10b and the domestic being the bulk.
Another important FACT that OP's jaundiced analysis deliberately skipped is the portion that where the former finance minister stated that GEJ government's contributions to the total sum of the DEBT stock was $21b or a third of the total. The rest were accumulations from all previous administrations going back all the way to 1960.
FACTS are stubborn things. They always come to bite hard at liars . Don't tell me you are getting this facts from the same tabloid  . You guys are clowns. The question is was the debt inherited by Buhari or not irrespective of how it was accumulated. Even in my original post i clearly put Okonjor's defence there and even quoted how much she said was Jonathan's contribution. So how am i being biased? What exactly is your point? |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 12:05pm On May 24, 2016 |
Elose11: The op lied in his figures on our external debt. Nigeria's external debt in Dec 2015 is $10.7b. Are you saying Buhari paid off about $50b from the $63b you are alleging as the external debt Jonathan left behind. Please let us know what happen to the difference between your $63b and the officially acknowledged $10.7b. At least make google your friend before making unfounded allegations. You cleary see this "Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, promptly rose to the defence of Mr. Jonathan’s administration, saying of the $63 billion debt, the administration only incurred $21.8 billion." See link; http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/185471-jonathan-left-n7trillion-deficit-for-nigeria-buharis-transition-committee-chairman-joda.htmlI already responded to your friend on this already |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 12:01pm On May 24, 2016 |
seunmsg: OBJ'S first budget was N800 billion. The minimum wage as at that time was less than N4000 before he increased it to N7500. So, times are very different. Nobody, not even OBJ can do any miracle with Nigeria's economy if crude oil price remain as low as we've seen since last year. Thank you and God bless you. Talk of deliberate amnesia, talk of wailing Ekpas |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 11:59am On May 24, 2016 |
plaetton: Lol. What a joker.
How dare you quote Premium Times to me as your source for economic facts.
Premium Times is a tabloid, not a source for real economic facts.
I suggest you get an education to help you know the difference between external DEBT and Total debt stock that includes Domestic DEBT.
Stop embarrassing yourself with your half-baked knowledge.
Gosh! Talk about dishonesty and buffoonery.  Mtcheeeeeew! Premium times is not a valid source now. Even though u can see she was quoted in her own words from statement she released. Wonders will never end. Why not help us with your own source to validate your claim rather trying to be smarter than yourslef  |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 11:36am On May 24, 2016 |
Firefire: . You have also grown this chilish? Where is ur defence? |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 11:28am On May 24, 2016*. Modified: 11:50am On May 24, 2016 |
plaetton: Op.
You are a big liar.
As of October 2015, Nigeria's external debt stood at around $10b. In FACT, $8b to $10 had been the average since 2008, long before Jonathan became president.
Therefore, Jonathan did not increase Nigeria's external debt by any significant amount.
It is on record that the current minister of finance is using Nigeria's very low DEBT to GDP ratio as a justification for seeking more external loans this year.
In your lopsided analysis, selective amnesia didn't allow you mention that OBJ inherited a Nigeria that had completely collapsed economically and politically.
He inherited a mere $3b in reserves and $38b in debt and oil price in the teens. How did he and NOI do the magic?
Buhari inherited $30b reserves, $10b external debt and he is sulking and whining like a spoilt brat.
Be man enough to call incompetence and failure what it is: INCOMPETENCE and FAILURE.
All of you should go and hide in shame. The joke is on you. You guys only see what you want to see. You cleary see this "Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, promptly rose to the defence of Mr. Jonathan’s administration, saying of the $63 billion debt, the administration only incurred $21.8 billion." See link; http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/185471-jonathan-left-n7trillion-deficit-for-nigeria-buharis-transition-committee-chairman-joda.htmlAs for OBJ, he received the bulk of Abacha's loot. And it took a whooping 8 year to leave 47bn in the reserves. Also note that oil prices soared high, hence your logic is null and void. Get your facts right. |
Politics › Re: Flash Back; Okonjo's Excuse For Borrowing To Pay Salaries with Oil at $54/barrel by koboko69(op): 11:08am On May 24, 2016 |
DropShot: Dear Mynd44 Lalasticlala Seun, may I kindly and humbly request this thread to be taken to fp once more.
I was going to do a similar thread to remind us of the type of economy inherited by PMB as a counter to the thread on recession currently at the fp when I realized we have this beautiful thread here.
Please send this as a counter please. Thanks. Brother nor worry. Inwas already prepping another one. https://www.nairaland.com/3124109/economy-defence-under-yaradua-oil |
Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 10:28am On May 24, 2016*. Modified: 10:57am On May 24, 2016 |
This is a direct response to the article on the surposed economy going into reccession.
I urge all those 5 Naira per post comrades who litter the 1st page with posts like zombie this and that or Buhari is a blabla, to sacrifice their pay on this thread for people who have better arguments or debates. They can restrict their kindergarten posts to the 4th or last page.
I call on omenka, modath, dropshot, mynd44, lalasticlala, seun, demdem, et all
989900 donphilopus orlandoowoh and all |
Politics › How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by koboko69(op): 10:28am On May 24, 2016 |
The late President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua became Nigeria's president on May 29 2007. As at the time, he met an external debt of about $3,348.22 billion, and foreign reserves of about $45.0 billion and also a growing oil price of about $90/barrrel. The Nigeria's Bonny Light Crude Oil Spot Price FOB which was $95.16 per barrel in January 2008 rose to $146.15 in July 2008 before declining to $76.24 per barrel by October 17 2008. Thus, within four months, it had lost 50% of its peak price. Within this period, Yar'Adua was able to grow the external reserves to about $64 billion. During the global financial crises, Nigeria capital markets, and banking industry were hit, coupled with the dwindling oil prices.The nation‘s foreign reserves decelerated from $64 billion in August 2008 to $47 billion as at March 2009, a 27% decrease, as the government had to resort to the ECA which is also part of the national reserves. However according to records by CBN; Nigeria’s growth trajectory was not significantly impaired. The real Gross domestic Product (GDP) growth rate which averaged 6.29 percent between 2004 and 2007 declined marginally to 5.99 per cent in 2008 rising thereafter to 6.9 percent in 2009. This is often attributed to the impressive performance of the non-oil sector, particularly, agriculture and the continuous implementation of sound macroeconomic policies. The external reserves was, however, still able to support at least 15 months of imports.In conclusion, the foreign reserves played a major factor in the survival of the economy before the early dismiss of President Yar'Adua. Goodluck Jonathan's takeover; After President's Yar'Adua's Dismiss, President Jonathan took over May 05 2010. He met a foreign reserve of about $47. 7 billion and external debt of about $3.94 billion Dollars. While Jonathan was unable grow the foreign reserves like his predecessor during the oil boom remains unclear. However the immeidate past Finance minsiter in her response to Obosanjo's accusations about Jonathan squandering $55bn said below [b] The statement read in part: “It is absolutely not true that the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan squandered the nation’s reserves. The facts are clear and indisputable. At the end of May 2007, Nigeria’s gross reserves stood at $43.13 billion, comprising the CBN’s external reserves of $31.5billion, $9.43billion in the Excess Crude Account, and $2.18 billion in Federal Government’s savings. “These figures can be independently verified from the CBN’s records. “Secondly, it is a misconception to think that reserves are immutable or cast in stone. The reality is that since May 2007, the reserves have fluctuated in line with developments in the international oil market, rising from $43.13billion at that time, peaking at $62billion in September 2008 during the Yar’adua/Jonathan administration, when oil prices reached a peak of $147 per barrel, and falling subsequently to a low of $31.7 billion in September 2011. This fall in reserves was largely a result of the vicissitudes of the global economy and oil market which caused the CBN to intervene, using some of the reserves, to defend the value of the naira. [/b] Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/55bn-got-wrong-fg-replies-obasanjo/In conclusion again, according to Okonjo here, The national reserves played a major role in defending the economy. THE REALITY TODAYBuhari met $32 bn as external reserves and $63 billion esternal debt even though Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, promptly rose to the defence of Mr. Jonathan’s administration, saying of the $63 billion debt, the administration only incurred $21.8 billion. How the external debt rose to an alarming rate remains unclear. Buhari also met a subsidy debt of about N600bn. How subsidy claims rose from N320bn to a whooping 2 trillion Naira under his administration remains unclear till this day. Buhari also took over with oil price selling below $50/barrel whch later dwindled to as low as $28/barrel. The price of crude remains below $50/barrel today. The current oil production rate have also dwindled with the renewed activities of some misguided, and deluded criminals in the name of Avengers in the ND region. FINAL CONCLUSIONIn conclusion and in the reality today, President Buhari have been trying his best to move the nation forward. Alot of leakages have been plugged, and a solid foundation is being layed down. It will be hypocritical and unfair for anyone not to expect the economy woes of today with the above analysis. With the indications above it is not out of place to say President Buhari inherited a virtually empty Treasury. I urge every right thinking Nigerian, to criticise this government in good faith and not born our of tribal hatred or the hangover of the fact that the last government was booted out of office. The Economy woes experienced today should be expected by every right thinking Nigerian. Even the immediate past Finance minister celebrated by some section of the country, warned severally about a very tough econmy. Lets pass a vote of confidence in President Buhari by clicking Like!!!! References http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/55bn-got-wrong-fg-replies-obasanjo/http://ends.ng/umaru-musa-yaradua-the-legacy-of-a-president/http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/185523-i-met-huge-debts-virtually-empty-treasury-buhari.htmlhttp://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/index.php/news-menu/news/58250-jonathan-left-32bn-for-buhari-ex-ministerhttp://www.thenationonlineng.net/archive2/tblnews_Detail.php?id=74667http://www.cenbank.org/OUT/2012/PUBLICATIONS/REPORTS/STD/GLOBAL%20FINANCIAL%20MELTDOWN%20AND%20THE%20REFORMS%20IN%20THE%20NIGERIAN%20BANKING%20SECTOR.PDF
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Crime › Re: Policewoman Kills Danfo Driver In Lagos; Area Boys On Rampage (graphic Pics) by koboko69: 5:33pm On May 23, 2016 |
JeffreyJamez: He Hit is head doesn't mean he's dead na!!... Who Certified him dead?!....
Person wey them go rush go Igando General hospital!  As in ehn. This country sef. And this people watch movies too, i wonder why people don't learn from things they see around or watch. That guy may be in a deep comma as a result of the trauma to the head. When u want to knock someone unconscious, u hit him on the head most times. This man wey fit never die now, go die cos he was assumed dead already. Na wa! |
Politics › Re: Francis Adigun, Soldier Killed During Chibok Girls Rescue(pic by koboko69: 12:22pm On May 22, 2016*. Modified: 8:21pm On May 22, 2016 |
Lepa is gone. ...
Gone forever.
You came home to do your NOK, like u knew u were going back to die.
How will Mimi cope?
We spoke last week, u were in Maiduguri, and we joked about how it seems BH are resurrecting from the dead.
If only i knew ..
I love you so much.......will miss u like......
Ever living gorilla!!!
Proud AF SF.....
Chia
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Crime › Re: Ronke Shonde: Autopsy Attributes Death To Respiratory Seizure by koboko69: 8:49am On May 19, 2016 |
adorablepepple: excuse me? How did she get a head injury? by hitting herself I guess Abi you didn't see that in the report,pls be smart and think before typing your comment.
So how did water get into her head, Abi she drowned herself ni? Be rational in your thinking Biko. And this report doesn't exonerate him. It also revealed that water clustered in her head. Again, the report which was reportedly signed by one Dr. Shoyemi, a Pathologist at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, Ikeja, disclosed that late Ronke Shonde died as a result of respiratory seizure. But it ruled out the possibility of her death due to violent marks on her face |
Politics › Re: How We Uncovered Saraki’s N375m London Property – Witness by koboko69: 8:42am On May 19, 2016 |
FOLYKAZE: I dont understand why there is a conflicting report reagrding Weklas cross examination. What I read from another thread is entirely different from this. That one said Weklas do not have proof and could not justify his ground with evidence while this one is saying otherwise. I'm sure that will be from Vanguard  |
Politics › Re: 6 Chibok Girls Are Dead, Others Married Off To Boko Haram Commanders by koboko69: 4:11pm On May 18, 2016 |
Yet pathetic and deluded wailers, who the hang over of Jonathan's Loss may Kill, will still come here and type chibok was a scam to dismiss Jonathan from Aso Rock.
Victory is from God alone!
Long live the GbemGbem Gorrillas
They do good to only good people! |
Politics › Re: Fg Pays Oil Marketers Outstanding N48.2b Subsidy Arrears by koboko69: 10:39am On May 18, 2016 |
Only the wicked in heart, and the useless tribalistic bigots, plus the unrepentant mentally deluded wailers will pretend like the economy today is not as a result of the dwindling oil price, and the ineffectual rulling, and endemic corruption by the ineffectual buffon.
Baba clearing PDP's mess since 1900.!!!! |
Politics › Re: Fireworks In Saraki’s Trial: Defence Accused Of Over Burdening Witness by koboko69: 8:12am On May 18, 2016 |
[s] otukpo: I laugh at the desperation of some people.
Is saraki now the problem of the masses?
Is saraki the reason we are having constant darkness in Nigeria?
Is saraki the reason pms is now officially 145 and still sold at 180-200 naira in filing stations even in Lagos?
Is saraki the reason prizes of food stuffs have gone up by about 100%?
Is Saraki the reason PMS is still scarce?
Is Saraki the reason the naira is now 385 to a dollar?
Saraki is obiviously not my problem. [/s] If Saraki is not your problem, we don't need your inputs on threads like this. If by now u don't know Nigeria is facing all this for just one simple reason. Oil price...... Should his predecessor have saved alone, and not allowed some people sit down like they want to have dinner, and share our dollars the situation would have been better than this. Or should we have continued with a govt that was already borrowing to pay salariea with oil @ 57usd. ? |
Politics › Re: Breaking News- Militant Blows Up Another Gas Pipeline In Bayelsa by koboko69: 8:05am On May 18, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Nationwide Power Supply Drops To 1400MW— May 17, 2016 by koboko69: 8:03am On May 18, 2016 |
Avengers can keep blowing gas pipelines for all i care. Na all of us go suffer am together. Including those supporting them. |
Politics › Re: US Rates Nigeria As World Leader In Anti-terrorism Fight by koboko69: 12:09am On May 18, 2016 |
BLINGZ88: Nigerian government is so concerned about what other countries ( especially) USA thinks about them. When they included us in their state terrorist list, gej panicked nd was pleading with everybody until our name was removed, nd now this news, pmb will consider this as a good thing, but one thing is clear, USA is not all that important to our national interest, if European union or china says something wrong about us, then we can panic cos we the buisness with them the most. But 4 USA, no thanks Bro how far? Are u enjoying ur ban  Greet tippytop for me in Jail. I also placed him there  |
Politics › Re: US Rates Nigeria As World Leader In Anti-terrorism Fight by koboko69: 6:17pm On May 17, 2016 |
BLINGZ88: stalker alert. So u didn't read what I said abt gej. Display ur stupidity for the world to see nd yes, I'm anti buhari Thank u. Enjoy ur ban in a few  |
Politics › Re: Sheikh Zakzaky Court Hearing Slated For May 18 by koboko69: 8:32am On May 17, 2016 |
Come and see Ipod yoots support Hausa Muslims this time around  |
Politics › Re: Lagos Now Officially An Oil Producing State - Ambode by koboko69: 8:22pm On May 16, 2016*. Modified: 10:35pm On May 16, 2016 |
TippyTop: How can Lagos be "officially" Oil producing state when they're yet to produce one barrel of oil? How far? U don chop the ban i set up u for? Make this forum rest small from useless posts  |
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Avengers Are Criminals! - Ateke Tom says by koboko69: 6:37pm On May 16, 2016 |
manny4life: You should ignore his type, he calls you IPOD but has no way of proving you one, you suggest to him to prove it or go through your history, all of a sudden he's too busy, ignore the dude. dunkem21: Now, this is what I call KOBOKO  manny4life: You should ignore his type, he calls you IPOD but has no way of proving you one, you suggest to him to prove it or go through your history, all of a sudden he's too busy, ignore the dude. Gathering of the wailing Ekpas to save one of their IPOD yoots tippytop. |
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Avengers Are Criminals! - Ateke Tom says by koboko69: 6:13pm On May 16, 2016 |
Tippytop said he presented me with a superior argument. The superior argument is for me to go thru his profile to see if he is an IPOD  Clowns dey NL |
Politics › Re: Niger Delta Avengers Are Criminals! - Ateke Tom says by koboko69: 6:02pm On May 16, 2016 |
[s] TippyTop: Am not even gonna attempt to disprove you. If you had any brains you would have gone through my 7yr profile on Nairaland before spewing trash.
Then a again there's a reason we call your ilk zombies. [/s] Who cares if your profile is 10 years. God forbid me to have time to go tru poo. How will i waste my precious time going tru some senseless poo.  |