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AutosSuccessful World Car Brands by koolchicco(op): 4:28pm On Dec 12, 2009
Most drivers say that Germans know how best to create a car. I agree with them, they manage to create powerful yet economical cars. However, others like more of the Italian, Japanese and American cars. Not my case.

My favorite is BMW. Not to mention that I love its new xDrive system and their Efficient Dynamics standard.

What is the best manufacturer in the worlds automotive industry, in your opinion?. . why?

PoliticsNobel Peace Prize Devalued By Obama? by koolchicco(op): 4:06pm On Dec 12, 2009
Is there no end to the rudeness of Barack Hussein Obama?

His unforgivable snub to Her Maj, his subsequent bow from the waist to the ‘king’ of Saudi Arabia, his groveling to the PM of Japan (when the precise opposite would have been at least understandable), and now his staggering disregard of not just protocol but simple good manners in connection with him being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

A Nobel laureate is expected to undertake certain responses as a part of the ceremonies involved in what was ONCE a hugely significant and meaningful event, at least it was up to the award being given to Arafat.

But that nadir has now been exceeded by Barack Hussein Obama.

No formal dinner with the committee that awarded him the prize, no press conference, no (now) traditional TV interview, none of the various things it is expected that the winner of the prize to do, the horrid creature has even had the temerity to turn down a formal lunch invitation by the king of Norway.

There is something very very wrong about Barack Hussein Obama and those who guide and advise him. Or more likely both.

He is a disgrace to the United States of America.

He doesn’t know how to behave.

Or doesn’t care.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/dec/09/obama-nobel-peace-prize-snub
RomanceRe: My Bf Is Too Stingy by koolchicco: 4:02pm On Dec 12, 2009
Trophy Chicks sef dey complain. grin grin
Jobs/VacanciesRe: How To Introduce Urself During A Job Interview by koolchicco: 3:56pm On Dec 12, 2009
Exactly the same way u introduce urself to a new babe. tongue
PoliticsRe: Fg To Site Gun Factory In Abia by koolchicco: 3:51pm On Dec 12, 2009
Misplaced Priority. angry
TravelRe: Beautiful Calabar In Pictures by koolchicco: 3:43pm On Dec 12, 2009
WOOOOOOOOW!! Imma visit Calabar this Xmas.

I likeyyyy!! kiss
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nairaland Versus Facebook by koolchicco: 10:49am On Dec 12, 2009
[quote author=na2day? link=topic=340153.msg5097136#msg5097136 date=1260606464]your 1st problem is expecting much from seun, dont u know it takes too much energy to be reasonable? lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed[/quote]

Na u talk 'am sha! grin grin
PropertiesRe: Cost Of Building A Three Bedroom Bungalow In Nigeria by koolchicco: 10:32am On Dec 12, 2009
[quote author=Sunny_bobo link=topic=356246.msg5097030#msg5097030 date=1260604146]Verily verily I say unto u Amy baby, Not long from now, thou shall be chilling with me in my paradise. are you married? grin The house is in my villa somewhere in Anambra state, sandwiched between Soludo's and Chris Uba's villages.[/quote]Sunny, Now I know who u are. Ahehehehe

Nwa nna kedu ije? wink
PropertiesRe: Cost Of Building A Three Bedroom Bungalow In Nigeria by koolchicco: 11:06pm On Dec 11, 2009
Ndipe:
How much is it for a four bedroom bungalow? Interesting topic.
No much cost difference btw three and four bed bungalow.

Its just block-work as long as u've got the space.
FamilyRe: Who's More Important In A Marriage? The Husband Or The Kids? by koolchicco: 11:02pm On Dec 11, 2009
[quote author=Chi_Chi77 link=topic=363901.msg5095418#msg5095418 date=1260568419]@koolchicco, Tiger worships his mama though, but when it comes to his wife, well, guys will always be guys, u can love them, but can't trust them.[/quote]So in other words, A 'hardened criminal' is still [b]w[/b]orthy of his Mum's love? huh
CelebritiesRe: Stunning- Africa Miss World 2009 by koolchicco: 10:46pm On Dec 11, 2009
[quote author=~Borat~ link=topic=363880.msg5095193#msg5095193 date=1260565340]Contentors? huh[/quote]grin grin No, Its containers?
FamilyRe: Who's More Important In A Marriage? The Husband Or The Kids? by koolchicco: 10:37pm On Dec 11, 2009
[quote author=Chi_Chi77 link=topic=363901.msg5094605#msg5094605 date=1260557495]^^ ure husband will come first until u have a kid, It is a different kind of luv, U will kill for ure baby but I don't think I will kill for a husband or a man, cos a husband can cheat on u any day, just ask Tiger Wood's wife.[/quote]And Tiger woods is someone's son, u know. tongue

It could go either way (son/hussy). NO? undecided
PropertiesRe: Cost Of Building A Three Bedroom Bungalow In Nigeria by koolchicco: 10:23pm On Dec 11, 2009
obongproff:
1. What about building that kind of house whose picture was posted by Kem4, in Port Harcourt, including the land?

2. What is the cost of building a[b] 6 bedroom flat duplex,[/b] in a land that would take 4 jeeps and have lots of play-space for the kids and adults in Port Harcourt? Would it be a four plot of land?


2 plot of land should be enough 4 u and wit a lot of play-ground/parking space.

However u need a good contractor who can manage the space very well.

But if u can afford 4 plots then that would be even massive.
FashionRe: A Close Up At Miss Nigeria by koolchicco: 4:20pm On Dec 11, 2009
^^ Coming from a born-againnewly repented NLer? shocked shocked
CultureRe: Common 'madness' In Lagos? by koolchicco: 3:23pm On Dec 11, 2009
Only in Lagos, A fake Travel Agent would name u all the street, post codes in London,

and might even tell u the colour of the plates in Buckingham palace and yet he neva traveled pass Cotonou. angry
FashionRe: A Close Up At Miss Nigeria by koolchicco: 3:01pm On Dec 11, 2009
Olong:
Mama-gee and the[b] Amaka[/b],u girls re haters,it seems!d dame is classic.her legs?wel,paste your ultimate stunners lets applaud!hiss


Thats a big CHALLENGE naw. grin
PropertiesRe: Cost Of Building A Three Bedroom Bungalow In Nigeria by koolchicco: 2:49pm On Dec 11, 2009
@OP

Well from my experience, A three bed bungalow would cost btween 4M to 6M.

It depends on the facility u want: A step-tile roofing is the best and goes for 1M or more dep on the size/pattern of the house

Ensuit rooms would cost xtra 350k each dependin on the size of the bath room and a mini Jacuzzi (ukbw) goes for 480k.

Interior costs a hell of cash as well, ergo beware!

In short, Building a house has no definite cost/estimate. However your taste decide how much a house would cost u.

My Advice: When building always go for original products (even if they cost more) than the China/fake products.

Its a lifetime investment!

ComputersRe: Website, U Can't But Visit Anytime U Are On Internet by koolchicco: 12:17pm On Dec 11, 2009
koolchicco.net
onlinenigeria.com
nigeriafilms.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/koolchicco
PoliticsRe: Ngige To Iwu: You Can Cleanse Yourself In Anambra 2010 by koolchicco: 10:29pm On Dec 10, 2009
I beg to differ! angry

Not on ur Lyfe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CultureRe: Common 'madness' In Lagos? by koolchicco: 8:31pm On Dec 10, 2009
Adrenaline:
lol @ koolchicco, did that ever happen to you? sorry baby
Yes it did! angry Even he nearly added a hot slap wiv the yelling. sad

SeanT21:
haha~~~LOL.   cheesy
Sean it wasn't funny that day tho. cheesy
FamilyRe: Who's More Important In A Marriage? The Husband Or The Kids? by koolchicco: 8:17pm On Dec 10, 2009
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=363901.msg5087506#msg5087506 date=1260467483]The Kids are most important. wink[/quote]And why? huh
CultureRe: Common 'madness' In Lagos? by koolchicco: 8:13pm On Dec 10, 2009
Only in Lagos, An Area boy would step on ur feet and still go ahead to yell 'You dey craze'??!!
Nairaland GeneralWarning: Facebook Changes Privacy Settings! by koolchicco(op): 2:07pm On Dec 10, 2009
Are Facebook bosses trying to trick us?
If you've logged into Facebook in the last 24 hours you will have noticed that the social networking site has changed its privacy settings. The move, which could dramatically increase the amount of personal information people display online, has outraged digital rights groups and civil liberties campaigners.

The changes make more information, photos and videos visible to everybody on the web unless you specifically edit the settings yourself - status updates can now also be picked up by search engines.

The pop-up message that greets members asking them to change their privacy settings appears to be different depending on how engaged that person was with Facebook. We would urge all members to log on and double-check their privacy settings now, if they haven't already done so.

Facebook said the changes, which were introduced on 9th December, help members manage updates they want to share, not to trick them into revealing more information than they are comfortable with.

So why then are status updates now automatically made public unless specified otherwise by the user?

"These new 'privacy' changes are clearly intended to push Facebook users to publicly share even more information than before," said Kevin Bankston, a senior attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation. "Even worse, the changes will actually reduce the amount of control that users have over some of their personal data."

Facebook began testing the privacy changes during mid-2009 before introducing them site-wide. The changes let people decide who should see updates, whether all 350 million Facebook members should see them, and if they should be viewable across the web.

Barry Schnitt, a Facebook spokesman, said users could avoid revealing some information to non-friends by leaving gender and location fields blank. Any suggestion that we're trying to trick them into something would work against any goal that we have," said Mr Schnitt.

Facebook is encouraging users to share their updates because, he said, that was in line with "the way the world is moving". But the important differentiator is that these changes are more in line with how Facebook wants the world to move forward, not necessarily how its users want the world to move forward.

As blogger Marshall Kirkpatrick said, this is not what Facebook users signed up for. This issue isn't about privacy for Facebook, it's about increasing traffic and the visibility of activity on the site.

Many users have left comments on the official Facebook blog criticizing the changes.
CrimeRe: Several Misdemeanors Of The Nigerian Police Force! by koolchicco: 1:59pm On Dec 10, 2009
And u refer to these abysmal crimes as misdemeanors? undecided shocked angry
CelebritiesRe: Chronic Nollywood Bachelors by koolchicco: 1:32pm On Dec 10, 2009
vislabraye:
Other sexy bachelors are gentle Jack  cool
Dude are u from Mars or wat?

Gentle Jack is happily married and with a son, Abeg!

FoodRe: What Are You Eating/drinking Right Now? by koolchicco: 12:08pm On Dec 10, 2009
^^ eeeya!Seemingly u were gravely affected by the global recession. NO? tongue
CelebritiesRe: Chronic Nollywood Bachelors by koolchicco: 10:27pm On Dec 09, 2009
Anyway since its 'unwritten rule of law',

and Am unaware of such rule hence can not be accused of aught. Sums up, init? tongue
CelebritiesRe: Stunning- Africa Miss World 2009 by koolchicco: 9:58pm On Dec 09, 2009
michelin89:
That description looks unlike her.
michelin89:
She lacks carriage and poise. She looks like a village girl.

No confidence at all.
michelin89:
It's not a matter of pictures. Na the girl just local and look old.
michelin89:
In other to glorify dark skin we also glorify worworness. Besides the majority of these girls is nothing to speak of.


Statements made [b]w[/b]ith or [i]without [/i]prejudice? undecided

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