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ndubisik:I wanna share with you what I used to tell my comrades who wanted so bad to be rich but didn't know how. The rich and powerful are celebrated in our society, They tell you it takes hard work and dedication, yes it does indeed. But what they don't tell you is how many backs they stabbed, how many feeding fingers they have bitten, and how many graves were dug on their behalf to get where they are today. But do we really need that kind of life? The truth of the matter is, we don't. We don't all have to be rich to live fulfilled lives, I'll take my chances on grabbing wet scones for dinner and sleeping sound at night than live on Caviar and berries knowing how many others lives were ruined to make me rich. We all die sooner than we imagined. We cant build our happiness on the unhappiness of others. And if Life is too short, nothing is really worth ruining another man's shot at a little happiness in the little time he has left, just to build ours. |
I888:[s] OMG! this is the dumbest reply I have ever received on this site, it isn't even remotely connected to what I was referring to[/s]. On a second thought, you weren't exactly rude so I'll scratch that and make an attempt to enlighten you nicely. It's not a question of his health or weight nor how it relates to a measure of how much he owns, neither is it even about whoever it is that is displayed in his profile picture, whether that is him or not. It's the message the profile picture displayed bears. Got it? |
mcmyvoice:What surprises me most is how one human with blood flowing in his arteries would join MMM knowing fully well the person who Provides Help to them might never get paid at the end of the day and lose out. Everyone doing MMM is a classic example of the cliché "Better them than me"(meaning: I'lld rather it happens to anyone else but me) |
bishopkay:I don't expect you to understand simple logic but then again that's the beauty of life, Opinion! You are entitled to yours about my religion and I am entitled to mine about others. Stating that atheists have better moral standings than Christians is outright bias on your path. I never compared religions to state which was better. I only stated the differences which are unique to each. People like you make this world a bad place misrepresenting information. If you actually paid attention in school you wouldn't be out here constituting nuisance on my post. It wasn't even addressed to ymodulus, I was informing the person who tried to correct him based on what I identified as Christian morality, as I was of the opinion it might not apply to op. Now as a final note on this issue and this goes for anyone dumb enough to misquote me. I am not judging anyone let alone an atheist. I rather stated that based on one's religious disposition they would have different definitions of morality, I don't expect an atheist to abide by Christian tradition neither do I expect a Christian to do same on atheism. If you do so, you do it of your own accord and should not be seen as representative of the religion one claims to profess. |
ikp120:Exactly, smart dudes would always have the upper hand. Imagine if the man had bought the car and told his wife its for our family use? She wouldn't have that smile on her face while she cooked him his favourite. Neither would she have even made a post on fb or brag to her friends about what a magnificent husband she married. Some men often have to resort to trickery to get some attention or make their wives happy, don't blame the men, blame the sort of woman who needs lies to breathe. Some even buy her the car and then scare her about accidents to prevent her from taking interest in learning. This dude is a legend in the game, he simply told her its hers even though he knows its just simply what it is, a family car and he probably would get to drive it more. I wouldn't do this though. I prefer to be genuine towards my family. |
Krak:Not everyone who claims to be atheist is truly atheist, and not everyone who claims to be Christian practices Christianity. If a man who claims to belong to a religion does something against his belief, he is quoted as going against the moral standards of his religion, however it doesn't change the true definition of what Buddism, Christianity or Atheism really is or stands for. Except in this case, Atheism isn't even a religion, its just the absence of a belief in Theism, therefore they do not have rules set in stone like conventional religions do, so there isn't anything they can even go against for anyone to point and say they aren't truly Atheist anymore except they actually start having theist beliefs. |
UBA bank is good. |
UBA |
Some employees of the university have issued receipts without remitting the funds to the school and therefore gotten extremely rich sabotaging their place of work. Nigerians need to change. |
From Left to right Wande Coal, Pete Edochie, Peter(psquare), Paul(psquare), Dangote
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Michellekabod:Ok but I was thinking a spend thrift is usually a wasteful spender who does so well beyond his means of livelihood, and not necessarily just one who spends a lot. Doesn't this bother you? After marriage he might sell your house in order to afford a new designer pair of shoes. Spend thrifts are generally not seen as a desirable, irrespective of belief. Unless of course you plan to divorce him after milking him dry. |
TashaGirl:he may not have presented it in the flashiest of languages, but not everyone takes the scenic route. He was telling the truth most people don't really see, now while being objective I must say one cant say all men would do what he is implying but a great number of them would. read my response to his post maybe you would appreciate his effort. |
ikp120:I don't know why people are hating on this educative post(quoted) perhaps he ruined his good intentions with one too many insultive words. Notwithstanding, this man is experienced. Many of the people hating on it have never seen a committed relationship or even studied an actual married couple the same age as themselves. As kids, parents would invest in something for us and say they were managing it for us till we older, well at some point they actually hand it over, but in marriage there is no graduation or handover ceremony. While the post may not appear to be politically correct, it has a lot of elements of truth in reality. Many years ago, My friend's dad bought her a car for bagging good grades at school after learning to drive, she was also about getting engaged to their family friend's son, guess what? she never drove the car as the boyfriend took over, driving the car around town and picking her up when ever she needed a ride, at a point she had to start taking public transport to work because the boyfriend was driving it to his own place of work as well and was too stressful for him to take her to hers then go to his. The exact same scenario occurred with a close relative of mine, her dad bought her a car, and all of a sudden her man took over the wheels, if you saw how he was positioned in the driver's seat you would think he bought it himself and my relative was just riding along. In both scenarios, they are all married now anyway. So I agree with the truthful reality in what ikp12.0 has posted, most girls I know from rich background don't care that the guy shares what they own even though at the end of the day the guys most times simply covert it for themselves and just give her the impression they are managing it for her. Not all guys would do that, I personally wouldnt buy something for someone and then come around to take it from them in the name of helping them manage it. So I see the point here in what the poster is implying. He could have gotten her something he cant possibly covert for himself if he really wants to be benevolent. She probably cant even drive, at the end of the day he just bought a family car and told her its hers to spice the marriage up. lol some men tho. |
bishopkay:Oi what is this? some PR to get in his good books? I never attacked him, I only stated that Atheists do not have some of the restrictions Christians do, therefore certain reservations on Morality that apply to Christianity as a religion may not apply to everyone else. I'll give you an example: While an atheist might find no problem working on Sundays, a Christian most likely would. Also while the Christian condemns abortion in its totality, certain groups of Atheists might not see anything wrong in it, as to them its simply the removal of an unwanted foetus especially in the case that its parents might not be economically capable of giving it their undivided attention after birth. While Gay marriage might simply be love between two people and a group of atheists may consider this normal, a Christian wouldn't. While a Christian sees suicide as highway to hell, an Atheist may see it as ending all suffering no consequences. These belief systems have implications on what we can or cant do for a living as well. That's what my post was about, so we cant expect Atheists or Buddist to have identical kind of morals when conducting business. To the other person they are doing what is within their moral confines. About seeking help, you can as well tell me there is nothing wrong in a Christian seeking help from a witchdoctor in the hopes they don't get to hear anything about a blood sacrifice to be made to the local diety or that they could filter a few things and pick what they want. Now while its remotely possible to get unadulterated information, not everyone would not be lured to take on the plus. Is this clear now? |
Michellekabod:Is being a spend thrift a good quality? |
Apart from the obviously morally questionable businesses Christians know to avoid, there are some few others that have been masked by modern civilisation. Some of these businesses are innocently run by so called Men of the cloth. But let us call a spade a spade. Some businesses should not become means of livelihood for people who claim to be Morally upright. These are a few I picked as all time loopholes: 1. Alcoholic Bar Unless you have a mechanism in place to ensure each customer drinks responsibly (aren't sold more drinks than they can afford to remain normal) you should stay off this business, you might be guilty of inciting people to violence or rape or worse, murder. The number of broken homes recorded as a result of this harmful liquid substance consumed unhealthily is also alarming. A Christian shouldn't own a business that provides people an opportunity to reach this unhealthy state of mind. 2. Hotel If you can't hire private investigators or issue demands for Marriage Certificates from each customer that requests a room in the company of a member of the opposite sex (even same sex) that is likely to be a potential sex partner, then this business may not be for you. Need I say more? 3. Ponzi-Scheme If you have any consideration for widows and orphans you wouldn't participate in one, not to mention owning it. Someone is going to lose money at the end of the day. If you are only concerned it is not going to be you who loses out at the end of the day, then you wouldn't be different from the scammers who are only concerned about making a profit at the expense of others. 4. Consumable-Animal Farm Now this one is surely a controversial one, while it isn't considered bad per say but let's be honest, why would you rare animals, nurture them, feed them and then send them off to their deaths just to make money? It's a different case if you rear them to eat yourself. Each fowl, goat or cow you sold is probably gonna get killed for food. Think about those companies that raise and kill millions of animals each year just for cash. Raise Dogs and Cats instead so you could sell them as pets and they get to live. Feel free to add yours as number 5... |
chloride6:You should check the young man's profile picture, that will give you a little insight. It baffles me that Atheists(I heard Seun's one too) could even be poor, I for one would have been as rich as Dangote was at my age given my intelligence. But I have a belief in God that doesn't permit me to do certain things, I know of executable ideas worth billions that I could do today and neither the economy nor anyone would even be disadvantaged, but they aren't morally justifiable by Christian standards. It just surprises me that some people who could actually lack morals still crawl the dirt with little to eat and a confessed Christian would reach out to an Atheist seeking help on how to make money knowing fully well it would consist of some unchristian elements, whatever the form. |
shyenar999:Okay, I thought it was a start up. Good luck. |
shyenar999:You already run the business or you are looking to start with 1m? |
CreampieGuy1:What really can 1m do for you in 2017? |
Estharfabian:Not true, real men exist |
Estharfabian:Not true, real men exist |
AngelSweetLips:No its not 18 billion read the bolded and check the picture out. I am more shocked by the fact that some people actually believe this dude than what he actually did. majorbravo:
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But this doesn't prove anything dude. You posted the statement request page but haven't explained how your first thread had a copy of the Access bank app demo page. Neither have you explained why your account balance on the second thread had two decimal points: making your kobos to be in hundreds and tens at the same time. Dude if I were you, I would deactivate my account if I ever wanted to get over this. But I wouldn't do what you did man. That was savage asf.
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Lol.. Talk about covering up a lie with self-implicating information. Isn't it obvious from the first page? His balance has two decimal points. Dude's bank actually records kobo in tens and in hundreds too. ......................One hundred and ninety six kobo, nineteen kobo
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Why is everyone judging the lady? He might be one of those playboys that trick girls into bed in the name of 'I will marry you'. She looks deeply hurt from her post don't focus on all that makeup in the picture. |
She better learn to forget Kunle and love Emeka as he is. Kunle would never even dream of her as soon as she starts to have babies, he should focus on becoming a made man. Life is temporary, don't sweat it over spilt milk. |
B = Brazil R = Russia A = Albania V = Venezuela O = Oman |
Talk about Click bait Mastery. But do we......
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brandydaniells:Lol e pain am . But guess what.... This is for you... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MZD2YLcKL8 |
Kingkyle1:Dude you were too quick to conclude, give it 10 mins, you will find out she replied to every damn person on that same post, she started from the bottom to the top.
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makydebbie:What if being boring is honestly how he is? Contra-diction! |
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