Culture › Re: Myth or Reality: Yoruba is closer to the Edos culturally than the East is. by laudate: 3:54am On Dec 27, 2016 |
Too many revisionists on this board...  |
Crime › Re: US Based Lady Escapes From Kidnappers In Lagos. PICS by laudate: 3:11am On Dec 27, 2016 |
phantom24: Sounds. Like fake story. U jumped off a moving car n they didn't chase u? Meanwhile when one is kidnapped, they usually keep d victim in d middle while she is guarded moreover the doors will be locked . hope ur nt lookin for popularity?  Look at it from this angle.  She might have been the only one in the back seat of the vehicle. The MMIA International Airport Road is usually dark, and riddled with potholes. At 2.30a.m, there would have been very few cars on the road. It is also a dual carriage-way, so if she jumped out and ran in the opposite direction, right across the road divider.... it may have been difficult for the driver of the car and his accomplices to launch a chase, due to poor visibility and an inability to make a U-turn to catch up with her. Just saying...  |
TV/Movies › Re: BEST Movie To Watch This Christmastime by laudate: 2:57am On Dec 27, 2016 |
Best Movie to Watch this Christmas Season?? The Wedding Party, featuring Sola Sobowale, Ali Baba, Banky W, Ireti Doyle, Richard Mofe-Damijo etc. Watch it first, then thank me later! 
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Career › Re: Logistics Or Supply Chain Management by laudate: 2:20am On Dec 27, 2016*. Modified: 2:45am On Dec 27, 2016 |
archdon: Which Nigerian university offers MSc in Procurement? None.  There are too few lecturers with a Ph.D in this discipline (i.e. Supply Chain Mgt) who are available locally on our shores, holding down full-time academic positions, to build up an adequate pool of qualified teaching staff. It is an area that private universities should explore. It is easier and maybe faster, to obtain certifications in the field (e.g. CIPS, ISM,CILT, CIPP, IACCM etc), and couple it with work experience. Believe me, you learn more through hands-on experience in the field. airsaylongcon: Your experience in the field will trump any inexperienced newbie who is just reading. I studied computing and somehow ended up in Warehousing doing inventory management. I was recently reading a book on Warehousing Science and I was surprised how much I full understood the book and the rationale behind certain things we were doing in d warehouse. Others who attend with me had zero Warehousing experience and struggled badly. True! You will even do better in your exams & certification tests, than someone who lacks any work experience in the field. |
Culture › Re: Eze Ndigbo Title Remains Banned – Deji Of Akure by laudate: 1:00am On Dec 27, 2016 |
kettle84: until then as for now that ONE NIGERIA exist she can claim after all the place is NO MAN'S LAND. Your ignorance is quite encyclopedic, if you don't mind my saying so. An Igala man will never call Lagos (whose indigenous communities are the Egun & Aworis) a No Man's Land. A Fulani, Sayawa, Kanuri, Itsekiri, Idoma, Igbirra, Ijaw, Tiv, Bachama, Nupe etc., and any other person from one of the other 150 ethnic groups that make up Nigeria, would also never make that mistake. But you.....??  Anyway, it just goes to prove that your capacity to understand and process accurate information is limited.
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Culture › Re: Eze Ndigbo Title Remains Banned – Deji Of Akure by laudate: 12:45am On Dec 27, 2016 |
kettle84: Chidinma is Nigerian and has right to claim Lagos because she has stayed in Lagos for over 15years. Is she making this claim before or after pressing for the realisation of Biafra??  |
TV/Movies › Re: Zee World Movies And Soaps Official Fan Page by laudate: 12:40am On Dec 27, 2016 |
captainhoo: her character just makes the soap bulls.hit...to think she is a prof makes it more irritating No mind am.  In these days, when even 10-year olds are tech savvy, she still manages to lose vital info due to her carelessness. Just imagine! She could have blue-toothed or whatsapped the CCTV footage directly to Abhi's phone, after downloading it from those security chaps manning the CCTV equipment! Instead, the images were burnt into a DVD, and she still allowed it to fall into the wrong hands! The girl just dey vex me!  |
TV/Movies › Re: Zee World Movies And Soaps Official Fan Page by laudate: 12:27am On Dec 27, 2016*. Modified: 9:53pm On Dec 29, 2016 |
captainhoo: twist of fate has become rubbish with pragya becoming more stupi.d and annoying by the day. watching it today just got me annoyed 
if young dreams becomes the typical Indian ish with daughters in law trying to get accepted by in law's and it's usual conspiracy.i'll gladly give up gosh I dislike their sluggish acting skills.over drawn slow motions 
time for some romance on king of hearts. I've missed the hot couple's romantic gaze  I have said it before - Pragya should be flogged for her stupidity. She keeps allowing Tanu to steal valuable information from her. Remember when Tanu stole the recording with the Corporator's confession on it from Pragya's phone, to get Abhi out of jail? Now, she has allowed Tanu to steal the DVD from the CCTV footage that would have proven her innocence. Meanwhile, she could have kept such valuable info under lock and key. She did not. She could also have made several copies of the DVD and kept them hidden in different secret locations, or given copies to Purahb & her sister Bulbu for safe-keeping. She failed to do so.  Finally, she could have downloaded it on her phone and shown it immediately to Abhi, in a private location or in their room, behind closed doors. Again, She missed out on this opportunity. If I had such a clueless relative like Pragya, I will disown her immediately!  |
Culture › Re: Delta (and Rivers) Igbos by laudate: 11:56pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Probz: Is everything epic to you, laudete? I like the word. Is that a crime?  |
Culture › Re: Delta (and Rivers) Igbos by laudate: 11:45pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: Jobless ipob yoots una no dey tire, what of the indigenous Ijaws (ndoki) in Abia state, the Authentic Igalas in onitsha anambra and Enugu The indigenous bini of onitsha, the ibibio of Abia, the Idoma of Enugu, Bros, e be like say you dey read my mind....!  ChinenyeN: Odo nunu?
It's as if people are neglecting the historical context of how "Igbo" people even became "Igbo" people to begin with. Igbo is first and foremost a linguistic classification. The ethnic identity is after the fact, and it isn't something that everyone accepts. So, if your community's vernacular is by definition an Igbo speech form, then you are by definition classified as an Igbo-speaking person. Ethnic identity is a different discussion.
People who try to use this newfound ethnic identity to delineate relationship do all the communities in "Igboland" a strong disservice, because pre-colonial relationships between communities had nothing to do with "Igbo" identity. You will see otherwise "Igbo" communities with historical, cultural and ethnic ties with otherwise "Ijaw" communities, or otherwise "Igala" communities or otherwise "Ibibio" communities, or otherwise "Edo" communities or otherwise... ah you get my point.
This idea of "truly Igbo" or "genuinely Igbo" is a farce and does nothing more than insult the pre-colonial histories of various "Igbo" peoples. Hmmmn....! This is really food for thought. Thanks for the education, sir.  |
Culture › Re: Delta (and Rivers) Igbos by laudate: 11:40pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Wulfruna: Listen, do not quote me again if you can't say something smart. You obviously did not read beyond the title. The writer started off by trying to tell us which of the Anioma groups are pure Igbo and which one are Edo hybrids.
He or she claimed Ika and Ukwuani as Edoid-Igboid and Enuani as pure Igbo. My comments only intended to point out that Enuani has a lot of clans who do not lay claim to pure Igbo blood (as he thinks), but are also "Edoid-Igbo", to use his language. I mentioned two prominent Enuani individuals who disclaim Igboness in order to highlight that such denials exist in Enuani as much as they exist in Ika and Ukwuani.
The only derailer here is you, with your lack of comprehension and eagerness to pick a pointless fight. Seek understanding or stop quoting me. Epic!!  Great, succinct response. Well done, ma'am! |
Culture › Re: Delta (and Rivers) Igbos by laudate: 11:36pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Probz: I don't appreciate useless and nonsense answers like these. If you're not gonna add to the discussion, commot. I don talk say I no go laugh today, but.....  ... this is an epic response! |
Business › Re: Yuletide: How Banks Cashed In On ATM Malfunction - Daily Trust by laudate: 11:30pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Einl: You go 'gree come do ATM custodian work during the Christmas period? If I am being well paid for it... why not?  Do doctors, nurses, firemen, police officers, etc. not go to work during Christmas period?  |
Celebrities › Re: George Michael Dead @ 53! by laudate: 10:16pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
mymadam:
"Careless Whisper" Yes!!!  That song was da bomb. It was even more popular than Faith. Why did he have to die??  |
Business › Re: Yuletide: How Banks Cashed In On ATM Malfunction - Daily Trust by laudate: 10:04pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Einl: You don't know the technicalities of banking. Banks cannot store or hold money because each bank branch has a limit if what they can hold.
Each ATM machine also has a limit of what it can hold. Yeah...each ATM holds between 5 million to 8 million naira. But the sad thing is that most banks do not have a proper roster that would ensure their ATM custodians have the full resources and security personnel to accompany them, when they carry out replenishment functions. Another thing is that the network sometimes can be erratic, which can affect the ATM's ability to function properly. Finally, some banks fail to prepare adequately for the Yuletide season.  They know there is always pressure on the ATMs at this period. So they should ensure those machines are serviced properly before the holidays (by running full software checks & hardware checks), and also make sure that more ATM custodians are available for duty during that period, to replenish the machines at increased intervals.  |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 9:48pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: [b]Yet again after accusing me that I insult, the boy has filed another suit on top. Where is the lie that I lied?
I've stated the events as it is, have given every observation and explanation at my disposal and you still have the temerity to still label me a liar?
Really?!? Is that how you use to do?? Nigga what's wrong with you is obviously bigger than what you might have imagined and will persevere more than you would have expected.
What you are suffering from is guilty conscience, If you cant tell me what afonja is and you keep lamenting why am using it on you , then it is criminally suspicious of you. You should wear your new title with pride if really you don't know what it means and you are not hiding anything criminal...
Well, you know what the world is watching?? They are watching your cluelessness, your gaffe and lame accusation to a responsible member of NL politics.
I advise once more that you Wear your new tag like a man and be proud of it...  Mr. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER SPOKESMAN OF AFONJA REPUBLIC. as you can see I've added some new titles to your title.[/b] Your lies are just too many.  First, you claimed "You want Igbos to leave lagos yet are still lazy to make it happen." Who are those that are too lazy to make it happen? You have been denying the fact that you made this statement, when it is up there in black & white. Second, you claimed you did not know the meaning of Afonja, after you have used the word freely several times on NL.  And you truly want people to believe that??!  Next, you claimed you did not insult them. My question to you was: "Who asked you if you insulted them?" You have still not been able to answer that question. Finally you claim that I am an Afonja spokesman - after stating that you do not know the meaning of the word Afonja. This is another pathetic lie from your end. Continue shooting yourself in the foot, and making a fool of yourself. Everyone is watching in 3D. Your ignorance is encyclopedic.
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Business › Re: Yuletide: How Banks Cashed In On ATM Malfunction - Daily Trust by laudate: 5:21pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Einl: Hahahahahahahahahah!!! Is it that bad Better go to another bank.
But seriously if a bank branch has crowd it counts against them in their monthly ratings and affects their manager. UBA does not care about that one, o! There are quite a number of banks that are known for having large crowds in their banking hall. Maybe your own bank is an exception... |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 5:08pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: [s]LOL.. You are sounding just like an expired pussy impounded by fleshy horse c.ock.
Are you suffering from dementia or is your ear or eyes impaired... ? I told you I don't know what afonja means and I've asked you countlessly for clarification. I also told you that I came across the word afonja here on NL where people use it to refer to the yorubas.
How else do you want to me to sink this into your brain? You where the one that made it seem like an insult. That alone raised the curiosity which angered me to ask you for the meaning which you feigned ignorance or you outrightly rejected to explain.
To clear any doubt, I inferred using the " I didn't insult***" statement. [/s]
[s]Now you are accusing me of your own crime...
Diaris God o [/s]  MR CHIEF AFONJA SPOKESMAN  Now you have chosen to take refuge in outright lies!!  It is okay. Again, you have used the phrase 'Afonja spokesman,' after pretending that you do not know the meaning of what the word 'Afonja' stands for. You are such a deceitful pretender. When dishonest clowns like you shoot themselves in the foot, they start using words like - I 'inferred'.... continue with your antics. The whole world is watching in 3D. |
Business › Re: Yuletide: How Banks Cashed In On ATM Malfunction - Daily Trust by laudate: 5:04pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Einl: This is poor journalism. I work in a bank. No bank charges for over the counter withdraw with your cheque book.
No bank likes a crowd in their banking halls. It's part of a branch's score for having a crowd in it's banking hall. Each bank branch is rated for the number of customers in the queue. So the less, the better.
The reason for the ATM issue is that demand for withdraws were more than than the ATM could cope with. Then the Federal government paid on the 22nd and 23rd. Then all those government workers were trying to withdraw to buy Christmas things.
And some goats were saying that banks don't have enough money. Yes. They don't have enough PHYSICAL money to put in the ATM to meet demand. CBN hasn't printed new bank notes this year. And all the mutilated money has been moved out of circulation. So there is less physical cash in circulation. Doesn't mean banks don't have money. What are you saying??!!?? No bank likes a crowd in their banking halls? Have you been to UBA branches in Lekki, Festac & Apapa before??  |
Business › Re: Yuletide: How Banks Cashed In On ATM Malfunction - Daily Trust by laudate: 5:02pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
AntiWailer: These journalists self.
Writing thrash is not a virtue. Where is the trash in what they have written? Isn't it true that many ATM machines were unable to dispense cash during the Yuletide period??  |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:52pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: Like I've told you earlier, I dunno what afonja means. Maybe you should tell me what you think it is and lest settle this once and for all. Do you think afonja is derogatory or is an alias.
I called you afonja spokesman. Or are you not one, this ain't an insult but a product of function. I only gave your function a pseudo name to reflect your behavior very well, never insult intended.
This is even consolidated and nailed when I said my dear afonjas
But you came uninvited to make it seem like an insult when you made this comment
And I responded
This is because I wasn't the one calling the shot. It was you. You acted on the basis that afonja was an insult while I literally interpreted it to the right syntax meaning  Quit acting dumb.  It makes you look even more clueless. You claim that you didn't know the meaning of Afonja, and yet you called me an 'Afonja spokesman?' Yeah, right....hehehehe...can't stop laughing. And you want me to believe that??!  What exactly informed your choice of words? Oh, you want us to believe you use words whose meanings you do not know? It portrays you as a fake dumb clown. You made the comment that had the word 'insult' in it as it relates to the word Afonja! And you are still here denying your gaffe and trying to cover it up. You were the first to say "I didn't insult them,".... not so? Why are you now running from pillar to post? Chai!! Your ignorance is legendary...  |
Crime › Re: US Based Lady Escapes From Kidnappers In Lagos. PICS by laudate: 4:41pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
ogologoamu: When running for dear life, there's always extra ordinary force that comes upon you which will make you even jump a high fence to escape. If you come to that fence the following day, honestly you won't believe that you jumped it. It is called adrenaline. |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:36pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: I want to know, did you make this statement in a trance or something?
Because you really made the word afonja seem as an insult to the Yoruba race which they might find offensive. Thanks to you.. 
On the same side, This gave transit to my last post.
I advise you thread carefully.. Cos it seems your reasoning is blinding slowly and your brain shutting down rapidly...  Nigga you've lost it. I give up on you. Oh, were you not the one who posted this comment below? Noblecx: That word I Bolded is you people's problem. You want Igbos to leave lagos yet are still lazy to make it happen.
Or you think this threats we see you guys issue everyday, revolves around nairaland? Bc if nairaland or online social media is where the real fight is on, your wishful dream would have come to pass.
My dear afonja, as far as Nigeria still exists Lagos is a no man's land. I advise you start campaigning for Nigeria to cease existing so you can have your way. Bc besides that, you and your people are simply cowards that shouldn't be taking seriously. You were the first to refer to them as Afonja in this post you made right here. Or didn't you see where you said: "My dear Afonja" ? And in the next post below, what did you call me? "Afonja spokesman."  So what ethnic group were you referring to when you were chanting "Afonja spokesman?"  I advised you before to go and get a life. You are too small to be playing these childish games, and with every single post you make - your cluelessness is further amplified! Noblecx: Don't be a Hypocrite, didn't you see most of those clowns insulting Igbos? And point to where I compel the Yoruba to support biafra exit else you are a big wonderful slowpoke.
Yorubas keep on throwing empty threats here and there on social media causing nuisances everywhere telling Igbos and reminding them to leave lagos. And I ask, how will Igbos leave lagos when they are still in the same Country with them?
What kind of mumunity is that, Let them do the needful by championing the dissolution of the country and watch the Igbos leave lagos in good faith.
This doesn't mean I'm compelling them to support biafra exit. hell no!! They should act their words that's what am compelling them to do. Bizzybody. Afonja spokesman. Stop misinterpreting my words Finally, you were the one that was the first to use the word 'insult', in relation to the Afonja word. Or do you want me to remind you of that post you made earlier, too?  Continue shooting yourself in the foot, biko. It is getting rather interesting watching you, as you desperately try to cover your gaffes. Noblecx: LOL. So what evidence do you have that I insult them..  Nigga you need to upgrade your archaic skills, you are too small for me to handle. You think you are good at mind games but you know nothing but outdated online pranks. You think you are good at sacarsm buy you've lost your grip to your emotions.
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Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:16pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: LOL. So what evidence do you have that I insult them..  Nigga you need to upgrade your archaic skills, you are too small for me to handle. You think you are good at mind games but you know nothing but outdated online pranks. You think you are good at sacarsm buy you've lost your grip to your emotions.
Afonja headmaster You have just shot yourself in the foot by stating that you insult them. Who asked you if you insulted them or not? You are the one busy playing mind games, trying to get a kick out of such things. And after your shady antics have been revealed, you start waving the flag of sarcasm. You are just a kid. Get a Life.  |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:09pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
0xtr169r: 0xtr169r, the hypocrite and the first-class delusional degree holder, I feel your eternal pains and miseries as you continue to show forth symptoms of personality disorder, psychosis and abnormal psychological narcissism since Igbos are bent on leaving you behind with your slave masters in this cesspit.
Ésú vermin, Onye nzuzu a good advice for your numerous heartaches: face Biafra republic where your fellow tribalists cum murderous parasites are found. Igbos have nothing to do with you and all you ever stand for in life and hereafter. Stop attracting unnecessary attentions for yourself on NL. It's pathetic already.
https://www.nairaland.com/72296/igbos-what-to-do-with-0xtr169r-and-other-knaves-of-like-mind-2007 |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:07pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: And what does this afonja mean, because I didn't even know the meaning, am just using it bc i saw others using it on yorubas ... Can you help me? is it derogatory? is it an alias? Help me plz  Ask the people who are called Afonja to tell you, and while you are at it, ask them to explain what Osu means. I am sure they would assist you. |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:05pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
0xtr169r: 0xtr169r, the hypocrite and the first-class delusional degree holder, I feel your eternal pains and miseries as you continue to show forth symptoms of personality disorder, psychosis and abnormal psychological narcissism since Igbos are bent on leaving you behind with your slave masters in this cesspit.
Ésú vermin, Anuofia a good advice for your numerous heartaches: face Biafra republic where your fellow tribalists cum murderous parasites are found. Igbos have nothing to do with you and all you ever stand for in life and hereafter. Stop attracting unnecessary attentions for yourself on NL. It's pathetic already.
https://www.nairaland.com/72296/igbos-what-to-do-with-0xtr169r-and-other-knaves-of-like-mind-2007 |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:03pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
0xtr169r: 0xtr169r, the hypocrite and the first-class delusional degree holder, I feel your eternal pains and miseries as you continue to show forth symptoms of personality disorder, psychosis and abnormal psychological narcissism since Igbos are bent on leaving you behind with your slave masters in this cesspit.
Ésú vermin, a good advice for your numerous heartaches: face Biafra republic where your fellow tribalists cum murderous parasites are found. Igbos have nothing to do with you and all you ever stand for in life and hereafter. Stop attracting unnecessary attentions for yourself on NL. It's pathetic already.
https://www.nairaland.com/72296/igbos-what-to-do-with-0xtr169r-and-other-knaves-of-like-mind-2007 |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 4:01pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: I expect you to be bigger than this. Stop crying over spilt milk. next time get your facts right and when coming come plainly... No side lobbying... Because I know you are a minority. Only then will i respect you on NL but for now you really need to update your outdated NL tactics. Quite lame. Oh dear, you are still babbling!!  After your pathetic pleas asking for support from another ethnic group you call Afonja, has been pointed out? You have eaten your words, and instead of hiding your face in shame, you came back to the thread to continue belly-aching! How old did you say you were, sef...? |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 3:58pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
0xtr169r: 0xtr169r, the hypocrite and the first-class delusional degree holder, I feel your eternal pains and miseries as you continue to show forth symptoms of personality disorder, psychosis and abnormal psychological narcissism since Igbos are bent on leaving you behind with your slave masters in this cesspit.
Ésú vermin, a good advice for your numerous heartaches: face Biafra republic where your fellow tribalists cum murderous parasites are found. Igbos have nothing to do with you and all you ever stand for in life and hereafter. Stop attracting unnecessary attentions for yourself on NL. It's pathetic already.
https://www.nairaland.com/72296/igbos-what-to-do-with-0xtr169r-and-other-knaves-of-like-mind-2007 |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 3:54pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
0xtr169r: 0xtr169r, the hypocrite and the first-class delusional degree holder, I feel your eternal pains and miseries as you continue to show forth symptoms of personality disorder, psychosis and abnormal psychological narcissism since Igbos are bent on leaving you behind with your slave masters in this cesspit.
Ésú vermin, a good advice for your numerous heartaches: face OduaArewanistan republic where your fellow tribalists cum murderous parasites are found. Igbos have nothing to do with you and all you ever stand for in life and hereafter. Stop attracting unnecessary attentions for yourself on NL. It's pathetic already.
https://www.nairaland.com/72296/igbos-what-to-do-with-laudate-and-other-knaves-of-like-mind-2007 |
Politics › Re: Response To My Message To Igbo Friends In Lagos by laudate: 3:52pm On Dec 26, 2016 |
Noblecx: Nigga, lol. I don't know what to tell you. What you pointed out wasn't in any indices indicate any inducement for the yorubas to support biafra exit. I've explained myself is left for you to upgrade your brain. Or are you now forcing those words from my mouth... Nigga that's lame now. You've accosted me with baseless accusation which I've pleaded not guilty and yet you still finding it difficult to comprehend. I leave you to your faith. Find me where I told or wrote that the Yoruba should support biafra exit or remain an immortalised Moro.n Nah... you are the one whose brain needs an upgrade. After saying clearly: "You want Igbos to leave lagos yet are still lazy to make it happen," you have taken your words back. It is okay, you have been caught out and you are now denying what you said in black and white. Your baseless excuses do not cut any ice with me, so save it for those who cannot see through your shallow antics. |