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GetRekt:
I've searched and searched but I don't understand. What do you mean by "withdraw into your gmail" Do you mean Google Pay??

silaxx:
can we withdraw d paypal fund to Nigeria bank account directly?

gmail

zeedof:
lol.... funny you....

I fear na
30mins do you baba

dayleke:
Lol@office

Why you badt like dis na?

Baba, you self think am na, 30mins? Is that not enough?

sapeleboi:
I need them most everyday, c cos am expecting my girl from PH

Pussy no go kill you

zeedof:
I don tired of eating all these, I still don't last than 30min... it's painful

Na office? Sleep there na

GetRekt:
Thank you boss �. Did you use any VPN? Or has that question been answered previously

No VPN. Just follow the steps I put down

GetRekt:
What credit card/bank do you recommend? Did you use any VPN? Biko, how did you verify your acc & withdraw your money

First bank
Zenith
Uba
Load 1k atleast inside
You're good

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Meat

Studies show beef, chicken and pork contain minerals such as zinc and amino acids. These help to that improve blood flow, a crucial part of sex. Be sure to include meat in your diet, but in moderation.

Strawberries

Research shows strawberry and raspberry seeds are loaded with zinc. In women, high levels of zinc improve their preparedness for sex, while in men it boosts testosterone levels, thus making it one of our Top foods that increase your sex life.

Nuts and Seeds

Showering your beloved with chocolates is a romantic gesture, but it won’t necessarily take them to new heights in the bedroom. Instead of candy, snack on a handful of nuts and seeds. Cashews and almonds are chock-full of zinc, while a host of healthy snacks contain L-arginine to get your blood flowing. Try the following:

walnuts
pumpkin seeds
sunflower seeds
pecans
hazelnuts
peanuts

Walnuts are doubly helpful in the love department, as they are also rich in omega-3s.

Apple

An apple a day keeps the doctor away, and it could also improve your love life. Apples, along with berries, cherries, onions, and dark-coloured grapes, are rich in quercetin. This antioxidant, a type of flavonoid, may offer a number of health benefits. As far as sex goes, quercetin plays a role in controlling symptoms of prostatitis and interstitial cystitis (IC), and it promotes circulation. Prostatitis is the inflammation of the prostate gland. It sometimes causes testicular discomfort and pain with ejaculation. IC, or painful bladder syndrome, may also make sex difficult for men and women. Sexual-related symptoms of IC include genital pain, erectile dysfunction, painful intercourse, and low desire.

Garlic

Your mother might have warned you never to eat garlic before a date. This is one piece of advice you can ignore. The pungent herb is a natural blood thinner often used to prevent high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and heart disease. The anticoagulant properties help ensure plenty of blood flow to your nether regions. You and your partner can both benefit from a healthy dose of garlic before an amorous evening. If you’re both eating it, nobody will mind the strong breath.

Watermelon

Watermelon should be a man’s best friend when it comes to foods for sex. Research shows that it improves erection and increases your libido.

Red Wine

This one seems pretty obvious. A glass of red wine may help ladies get in the mood. Research published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine showed that one to two glasses of red wine a day increased sexual desire and lubrication in women. Red wine contains quercetin, which might account for the positive response. Researchers noted that drinking more than two glasses of red wine daily or indulging in other types of alcoholic beverages didn't produce the same results.

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allroundgist

Compliment is another thing that can have a negative effect on a woman’s attraction level, especially if she is beautiful. If she is
beautiful, then she has been told just that since she was five years old. She doesn’t need you telling her. She knows it. She sees herself every day in the mirror. There are probably 15 people she meets every day that tell her how beautiful she is. Even if it doesn’t have a negative impact, complimenting a woman you just met for the first time is not going to raise her attraction level in you, unless you do it properly.

Many guys who are just learning to use what I teach will often get nervous and say, “You have really nice nails.” Then they will say,
“You have really nice hair.” Then they might compliment her on what she is wearing or some other BS compliment. What happens is their nervousness overwhelms their ability to act natural and say what’s really on their mind. What happens is that, instead of communicating their interest in a masculine way, they come off as robotic, uncomfortable, inauthentic, ass-kissy, phony and basically trying to use compliment as a bribe for sex. The woman feels a weird, unnatural vibe, and it feels like she is being clinically diagnosed, instead of authentically being celebrated and desired by a man who is used to getting what he wants.

If you’re going to compliment a woman, say what you’re really thinking and feeling. These are some of the things I say to women
based upon how they make me feel inside: “You take my breath away. You’re intoxicating to look at. I want you. You’re sexy as hell. You have a fucking unbelievable body!” etc.
Obviously, for the average guy, it will take him some time to build up to being able to say these types of things fearlessly. Go at your own pace and comfort level.

Here’s another way to look at it. You don’t have to lay out the compliment to a woman when you first meet her. The instinctive
radar she has is already telling her you are interested. If you walk up and start talking to her, that already shows her you are interested.

A guy doesn’t have to tell a woman how pretty she is, how smart she is, or lay it on thick.
When a woman gets compliment from a guy she
just met, she starts thinking: He’s just saying whatever he needs to say. You dont have to be a nice guy, Just remain alpha

That makes her feel as though she can’t trust you. You come off as a pleaser, which is weak in her eyes. Her guard will instantly go up.

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dominique:
At times it's better to just move on

Yea but it is always hard to.
Some ex are not because you both wanted to part but because of other factors.

I will do anything to get back my ex but the factor that broke us remains. Not our wish but "Act of God"

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What is the difference between these two Samsung most advance phones?

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is Samsung’s brand-new phablet flagship, but the company has already launched one phablet flagship this year in the form of the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus.

Not only that, but some of the core specs are identical, so just how much is different? And how does the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 stand out? Thanks to "Techradar" who did the comparison.

Some aspects are obvious – it has a stylus for one, which we’ll look at more below, but there are plenty of other differences too, as well as plenty of things that have stayed the same. Read on for an overview of them all.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 versus Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus design

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has a glass back, a metal frame and slim bezels above and below the screen. So, for that matter, does the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus.

The latter handset is perhaps slightly curvier, but they otherwise look very similar, especially from the front.

The main difference on the back is the orientation of the camera, as while the two lenses are side by side on the Galaxy Note 9, they’re arranged vertically on the Galaxy S9 Plus.

The dimensions and weight of the two handsets differ of course, with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 coming in at 161.9 x 76.4 x 8.8mm and 201g and the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus being 158.1 x 73.8 x 8.5mm and 189g.

Which is to say, the S9 Plus is smaller in every dimension, as well as being slightly lighter. Of course it also has a smaller screen, which we’ll get to below.

Before that though it’s worth noting that both phones are IP68 certified, meaning they’re dust proof and water-resistant for up to 30 minutes at a depth of up to 1.5 meters.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 versus Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus display

While these are both big phones, the Galaxy Note 9 is the largest, thanks to its 6.4-inch screen. The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus on the other hand has a 6.2-inch one.

However, both phones have a curved Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 1440 x 2960, leading to a pixel density of 516 pixels per inch in the case of the Note 9 and 529 pixels per inch in the case of the S9 Plus.

That’s not a difference you’re likely to notice much, but the size difference might be slightly more noticeable. Make no mistake though, these are both big screens.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 versus Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus OS and power
Both the Note 9 and Galaxy S9 Plus run Android Oreo (specifically version 8.0 in the case of the Galaxy S9 Plus and 8.1 in the case of the Galaxy Note 9). They’re also likely to be supported with software updates until roughly the same point.

The Galaxy Note 9 does have some software highlights that the Galaxy S9 Plus lacks though, as while both handsets include Samsung’s Bixby assistant (and a dedicated hardware button to launch it), the Note 9 also has an S Pen stylus.

This lets you write and sketch almost like you would with a pen on paper, as well as allowing you to use the stylus as a remote for pausing music, taking photos and the like.

A feature offered by both phones but potentially easier to use on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is DeX. That’s the name for Samsung’s desktop experience that turns your phone into more of a PC when you hook it up to a monitor, but while the S9 needs a dock to achieve this, the Note 9 just needs an HDMI adaptor.

Moving from software to specs, both phones have either a Snapdragon 845 chipset (if you’re in the US) or an Exynos 9810 (if you’re not). These are the most powerful mobile chipsets from Qualcomm and Samsung respectively, so neither phone will have any shortage of power.

You can get a bit more power with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 though, as it comes with up to 8GB of RAM (though a 6GB version is also offered). The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus meanwhile only comes with 6GB.

You can also get more storage in the Note 9, with both 128GB and 512GB models offered, while the Galaxy S9 Plus comes with either 64GB or 128GB, and the availability of those sizes is region-dependent. Still, you shouldn’t run short of space with either phone, since both also have a microSD card slot.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 versus Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus camera
From a hardware perspective these phones have much the same cameras. They both have a dual-lens 12MP camera on the back, with one lens being an f/2.4 telephoto one and the other being a wide-angle lens with an aperture that can switch from f/1.5 to f/2.4.

Both lenses also have optical image stabilization (OIS), and the two phones are capable of 2x optical zoom using their telephoto lenses. Both phones also have an 8MP f/1.7 front-facing camera.

It’s an impressive setup, and in our review of the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus we found that the results were just as impressive, but the Note 9 might have a slight edge when it comes to software, as it certainly has some extra features.

For one thing, it’s got the ability to automatically recognize elements of a photo, optimizing the settings to capture it at its best.

We've seen this idea on a number of phones, but a more unusual feature is the ability for it to alert you to any issues with a shot you’ve just taken. Examples include blur in the image, a smudge on the lens or someone blinking in the shot. By alerting you immediately it gives you the opportunity to take the photo again.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 versus samsung Galaxy S9 Plus battery
At 3,500mAh the battery in the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus is quite big, but it’s dwarfed by the 4,000mAh one in the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

Whether that will lead to better life from the new phone remains to be seen, especially as it has a bigger screen to power, but the S9 Plus already offers all-day life, so if the Note 9 can at least match that then it will be solid.

It’s worth noting that both phones also support fast charging and wireless charging, so when they do run low on battery they should be easy to juice up again.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 versus Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus price and availability
In the US, pre-order of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has been going on since August 10 and it should be with them by August 24, but it’s not cheap, coming in at $999.99 (N361,000) for the 128GB version and $1,249.99 (N451,246) for the 512GB model.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus isn't cheap either, but it is cheaper. It launched at $840 (N303,240), though can now be found for a good $100 (£100) less in some stores.

Takeaway
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is an even bigger, even more feature-packed alternative to the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, but most of the core specs are similar, so whether it’s worth the extra will likely come down to how much you care about things like its S Pen.

The battery life could be a big factor too, if that larger juice pack translates into longer life – we’ll answer that question once we’ve put the Note 9 through a full review.

But ultimately if you want Samsung’s latest and greatest phablet the Note 9 may well be it, though you could get a largely similar phone for a fair bit less if you opt for the S9 Plus instead.

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