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Fabregas should've been off much earlier. Montoya is quite annoying with his penchant for taking extra touches before making a cross. Dani should come back quickly abeg. |
otijah: Who will take care of that beautiful woman nw? Please @op tell me the mans residence so I can discuss with the wife on how to continue her sex urge, that woman cannot be left like thatNow,tell me; was this posted by a baboon or gorilla? It can only be either. |
macIB: Mr ugo, I guess you shld learn from me who has done a research on this issue and on cancers and carcinogens, than depend on hearsay for information which is not tenable in the scientific world.Thank you. |
Has anyone wondered why those critics don't see Bayern Munchen making use of long balls and quick through passes (like that goal against Man City); but it looks wrong when Barca use them. Abeg, my boys should continue *as you were - ajuwaya!* That's what killed Celtic. And as for Neymar, he's only just getting warmed up. Just watch that space... |
The PT buses carry some blame; true. But the truck must have been driving too fast as well. We all know how reckless these truck drivers can be; you know the usual "above the law" feeling our people feel when they deem themselves to be doing a public service (or driving a government vehicle). |
philfearon: bro,i quite disagree with u! He was sometimes used as a Make-shift central defender to accomodate Busquets. And cover 4 injured center backs..Exactly same tin dat Busquets did last season ...No. He was used in the very same manner Mascherano is being used. As a matter of fact, Mascherano was brought in to replace and spite Yaya because Yaya wanted the Defensive Midfield role. As you know, Mascherano was also a Defensive Midfielder. It was just to show Yaya that he was not indispensable; and that many players are willing to accept the role he rejected. |
Ididowo literally as in "yansh become money"? |
philfearon: Yaya was a midfielder{defensive}.This alone may indicate you didn't follow Barca much in 2009. Yaya practically played the role of central defender throughout that season of 6 trophies. Yes, Sylvinho was rarely used (because of the arrival of Abidal), but he definitely provided a balance of attack and defense. Going forward, he was definitely much better than Montoya at the very least. |
philfearon: I believe so too! Barca just need to be scoring more..Thats the philosophy!Huh? A defense of Abidal, Yaya, Puyol (in form), Pique (in form), Dani Alves (in devastating form), Sylvinho, etc? |
Mr Everest: Onitsha is the commercial capital of Nigeria ![]() |
If it lasts long enough (say 5 years of use); then I can boast about it. Why not? |
Johnpaul88: Fact is that you're always too quick to look out for negatives. It says alot about you really!LOL. You are just some joker. Maybe English is difficult for you to grasp, but the tone of my initial post is what they call "constructive criticism" in which I mentioned the TWO things he needs to change to get better. See, I don't know you; so you are free to conceive your opinions on what or who I am. |
Johnpaul88: Did you see him get booked when he tracked back to help stem an Arsenal counter ?...and I was half-expecting somebody to single out just 1 instance out of a hundred times that he EVER does defend. Overall, my statement about him is accurate enough. Yes, he's 19 years old; about the same age as Busquets when he became a regular for Barca. Speaking of pointless statements. |
homesteady: That boy is on formOnly problem is he's a bit lackadaisical and lazy in tracking back (defending). If he plans to come back to Barca, he has to lose those attributes quickly. |
Yes indeed. God is great. Thank God for their great escape. Never mind that this same scenario will play out tomorrow or in a few days. Nothing is done to stop it repeating. Speaking of status quo. |
ngozievergreen: Igbos came back nahOh, OK. Their coming back saved Lagos from crumbling right? Please this woman, I want to enjoy myself in this thread; I don't want a back-and-forth with you. |
asha 80: have you forgotten a bridge is supposed to pass east west road that crosses the river niger around bayelsa axis that is if a bridge has not already being built?even if it has not being built how high are they going to raise it to accomodate large ocean liners?Guy, you speak of bridges alone? How about the fact that a river is fresh water as opposed to saline water; meaning more water is displaced in a river given the same weight (meaning the same body sinks deeper in a river than in sea water)? Plus the seasonal levels. My little physics tells me ship captains will be wary of getting the bottoms of their ships stuck in the Niger. Plenty of dredging is required. |
solomon111: Okay,what is the meaning of "I pray the FG gives them what they want so they can leave"?I quite clearly mentioned that she referred to those who are bluffing by threatening to leave Lagos. Nobody begged them to come to Lagos. What is tribalistic about you hoping someone threatening to leave does leave? She is simply hoping their wishes are granted. They call it "calling a bluff". |
solomon111: Are you not the same girl that was preaching about holiness and how you want a God fearing husband in the religious section the other day?Interesting take...but I don't see the tribalism in her post. She called the bluff of some people who think Lagos needs them...how is that tribalism? When Igbos left during the Civil War, did Lagos crumble in the late 60s? Aha. |
Phillfree: They re not but that's the number ppl knw me with, besides, a lot of ppl don't answer calls from strange numbers. Is it right for your network provider to be unable to resolve your issue after 72hrs?How about porting? |
[quote author=invest-now2013]River Niger can also be dregded to the deep of Ocean going Vessels to Onitsha!. This can be done by Anambra & Delta-states in partnership with the FG! or ANAMBRA-STATE on it's own with permition from the FG.The cost should be in the region of 20 to 30billion Naira & can be recouped in a very short Time!.[/quote] |
[quote author=9jii.]Lekki deepsea port News raised this issue.[/quote]How can anybody in his right mind compare "natural" ports (hence deep sea) to ports that require extensive dredging of a length of a river? Do you know the kind of cost differential we are speaking of? There is a reason big ocean liners don't ride on the Niger. So, to satisfy an ethnic group, the FG should spend unnecessary money to dredge when they already have natural sea port at PH (which as far as the FG is concerned serves the Eastern part)? Dream on... |
ghostofsparta: Scientifically I agree that when any life form dies, no matter how complex, all it organic components cease function. As a scientist which I believe you are, and an atheist for that matter, why treat a corpse (Nelson Mandela's) as though he would continue on living somewhere unknown to you and I (perhaps maybe known to some religionists). By stating "Have some respect for the dead", just like many who say it, have knowingly indirectly acknowledge or knowingly assume that a departed person somehow, somewhere still lingers on in another type of existence by mere usage of the term "the dead".Yes, lingers on in the MEMORY. |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]Buhahahahahha at this lame comeback! American English isn't the same as Colonial Nigerian English. This "illiterate" makes more than your yearly salary and made you look like a simp bish. ![]() Decipher that battyboy. [/quote]American English? Is this what they call American English these days? A bunch of disjointed words put together like a dyslexic would. This ghetto-fabulous monkey is going to tell me about American English...the same American English I was introduced to over 3 decades ago? Who do you think you are talking to? One of those villager type Nigerians who don't have a clue? Like your husband? Is that the lie you tell your husband when you speak or type gibberish? Well, I ain't your husband. I am far better educated at the very least.You know from the start I figured you were a hoodrat. There was no way you could be a Nigerian because I figured no Nigerian about your age can live in the US with such poor command of the language. Nigerians with a poor command of English and living in the US are usually much older. I figure you probably live in the projects of Brooklyn or the West-Side of Chicago...Cabrini-Green or the likes. I know your type; came up through the gutter and now making an average salary but living ghetto-fabulous thinking you are the sh1t when you've not even started. And keep deceiving yourself with the Mrs; the appropriate name for you is "Chima's Green Card" as you strike me as one of those dunderhead ghetto-fabulous monkeys that desperate Nigerian folk use for Green Cards. Let me inform you; what ever job you have, you can never progress beyond the lower cadre because you cannot write a simple report. It is pretty obvious. I can just imagine when the superiors (and fellow Americans) of this zinjanthropus ask her what kind of gibberish she had in her report, she would respond, "It's American English". What a laugh. Now, let's even examine how the exchange with this deranged baboon started: Duh...in diaspora, she has the backing of her family and government...in Nigeria...she has no backing...That was me trying to explain to this obviously literally challenged monkey what she couldn't comprehend. And her response: So you want a defenseless chick to boost that pathetic ego?This summarizes the submission of those who've spoken against these id!otic species that breed in the US: from someone trying to explain to a duffer, and the duffer throwing an insult completely left of field. Who would want to marry this kind of cretin? Definitely only useful for a Green Card and no more. |
lorretta u: Ok sirWho hold you before? You wandered into the ring without an invitation, now you are begging to be left alone. Apparently you wanted someone to ruin your weekend for you, and I obliged. |
lorretta u:...and what's special about earning way above $25/hour? I know, I know...it's special and unbelievable to hood rats and those who've donned penury like a coat. E go better... |
lorretta u: Some folks know how to bragHey, we are in the same boat. I brag about my imaginary "big" salary (interesting my post made no reference to myself being such a recipient but it's OK), you brag about your imaginary suitors from "abroad". But did your bragging bother me? No, because you are a nonentity as far as I'm concerned. You can make it mutual so that you have peace of mind. |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]You are not the people that have earned more than 25 dollars an hour....I am sure of it. So it wouldn't matter to you. [/quote]Your English speaks for you; illiterate. An illiterate should only be sure of one thing; you know next to nothing. |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1]It could be skilled work force as in the case of Canada, or race balance as in the case of the United States, or highly skilled imbalance as in Australia, and New Zealand.[/quote]I will give you a box of cookies if you can figure by yourself what each of those highlighted countries in your post have in common. |
The US Diversity Program is just a way for the Caucasians to try to alleviate the guilt they must feel for stealing from the natives and almost wiping them of the surface of the Earth. So they want people from all over the world to come share in the largess. Besides, Nigeria has 250 ethnic groups speaking over 400 languages. So what diversity are you looking for again? So where is the comparison with Nigeria? |
Solo Atna: who tell u say na pastor chris who tell u say na pastor chris who tell u say na pastor chrisWrong number. |
...but if nobody comes forward, do they change to "after 2, 3, 4..."? |
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[/quote]American English? Is this what they call American English these days? A bunch of disjointed words put together like a dyslexic would. This ghetto-fabulous monkey is going to tell me about American English...the same American English I was introduced to over 3 decades ago? Who do you think you are talking to? One of those villager type Nigerians who don't have a clue? Like your husband? Is that the lie you tell your husband when you speak or type gibberish? Well, I ain't your husband. I am far better educated at the very least.
[/quote]Your English speaks for you; illiterate. An illiterate should only be sure of one thing; you know next to nothing.