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tolulope855:
My s80 T6 twin turbo charged. I will boss any v6 on the road.
Please I didn't read the article.

thesettingz:
Seriously I can pay extra bride price for dimples

anuma1:
Stupid Nigerian Celebrities. Na so so pictures una go de show us. Una no fit talk about wetin de happen for this country

blackneal101:
245 odds available for today fixed matches , call now to be part of the winnings

Vivere:
I don't have to be. I can spot an injustice when I see it, and I can recognise exploitation in different forms. I do not hesitate in calling out those who practice it.

Vivere:
Meaning.....what, now? So because he does it free on NL, at his own time and expense, you want to capitalise on that and use his services for free on your blog? What kind of a scheme is that? You are one of those who would subject a talented man to penury, if you had the chance....

You want your blog to get increased traffic and make more money, but you want to pay Explorer a pittance, in the name of recharge card, for helping you achieve that! What kind of agbari are you trying to use for him, here?

Vivere:
Pro bono? Why? Nigerians too dey like free things. Pay him something to cover his time, data and efforts. It is only fair.
Isn't your blog going to witness increased traffic and more revenue, if he starts writing for you?

Explorers:
An aerial view of properties destroyed by the Tubbs Fire is seen in Santa Rosa, California, October, 2017

thorpido:
Christmas is not a pagan celebration .In your ignorance,you do not understand what it means to cleanse the old that the new may take over.That Christmas is celebrated on the day THAT USED to be a pagan day of celebration doesn't make the Christmas pagan celebration.
Do you know when Jesus died,He died with a body of sin?Yet He resurrected with a new body.
Will you say He still had sin in the resurrection since He died with the old body!

You people criticise what you have no understanding of.You have religion but no revelation.

He replied,go into the city to a certain man and tell him, 'The Teacher says: My appointed time is near. I am going to celebrate the Passover with my disciples at your house.'"
Matt 26:18
Jesus celebrated feasts and festivals.It is not wrong to celebrate Him.

thorpido:
Christmas is not a pagan celebration .In your ignorance,you do not understand what it means to cleanse the old that the new may take over.That Christmas is celebrated on the day THAT USED to be a pagan day of celebration doesn't make the Christmas pagan celebration.
Do you know when Jesus died,He died with a body of sin?Yet He resurrected with a new body.
Will you say He still had sin in the resurrection since He died with the old body!

You people criticise what you have no understanding of.You have religion but no revelation.

He replied,go into the city to a certain man and tell him, 'The Teacher says: My appointed time is near. I am going to celebrate the Passover with my disciples at your house.'"
Matt 26:18
Jesus celebrated feasts and festivals.It is not wrong to celebrate Him.

charliboy654:
U still have not made any sense.

kingayy:
Goan tear your certi*****s then or you goan study sociology!

RedArrow:
Why do you want to know the exact day Christ was given birth to?

If we adopt a day generally acceptable to majority of Christians on Earth to celebrate him, how does that translate to paganism?

If you chose any other to celebrate him, many/few would still have reservations about it.

Christ was given birth to more than 2000 years ago and you are so particular about the exact day and month, do you even know the exact date your ground father was given birth to not to talk of your great ground father and beyond.

Christ is the Reason for the Season, if he hasn't asked us to celebrate it it has he told us not to?

Sapiosexuality:
It's complex. The days, Moon Day, Tiu's Day, Woodens Day, Thor's Day, Friya's Day, Saturn's Day, Sun Day and the Months from Janus, etc all have pagan origins but we still use them. What's different? When we say Monday are we celebrating the Moon God worshipped on Monday? When we say January are we celebrating Janus, the two faced God? What is in a date if a different thing happens? What is in a week day if the use doesn't reference its etymological implication?