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Crime › Re: Aluu 4: When Cultists Gets Sympathy by micki83(m): 10:37am On Oct 09, 2012
texazzpete: I'm being objective here: You are a m0r0n.

They were killed barbarically for being accused of armed robbery. Everyone knows that this was not so. Ergo, they were innocent. Of course they were not without SIN. I have sinned, YOU have sinned.

Also, innocent or not...nobody deserves to be killed like that. Nobody deserves to take the law into their own hands in such a barbaric method. The people who did this must be made to SUFFER for this.


And yes, I stick by my initial assessment: You're a m0r0n.
what he said!
Fashion › Is It Ok For A Guy To Be Obssessive About Weight-watching? by micki83(op): 10:27am On Oct 09, 2012
Hey guys! I'm male,29,6ft 2inches tall and I weigh about 86kg.for my height,I'm not fat;actually,most people wuld call me "slim". The thing is,I go to great extents to maintain my present weight. I used to be a bit chubby wen I was younger and I've always been very tall,so normally, a little chubbiness shoudnt be too much of a problem.unfortunately though,I hav a body-type that weight doesn't exactly sit well on.when I gain weight,I tend to gain it in all d wrong places:stomach,sides,lower back.but I don't put on any weight on my butt or arms so I end up looking kinda gross,lol(slim arms,big flabby belly,spare tires that can move a truck and flat ass!). I tend to put on weight very easily(super-easily and super quick!!!) In d afore-mentioned body parts.due to this,I've bin obssessive abt my weight since I was in my late teens.I've tried various methods to stay trim:aerobics,cardio,diet-control etc.the problem is,I love food too much!hence,I find it very difficult to stick to only certain foods.good thing is,due to my obsession to stay slim,I keep trying and trying and trying. Presently,I'm on a routine that actually seems to work.the program is called "eat-stop-eat"(google it if u find the time).it entails fasting twice a week for 24 hours and eating anything u want(in moderation,of course) on other days of the week. This program works for me and I'm really comfortable with it since it doesn't exactly restrict me to certain foods or stop me from eating cake,ice-cream or drinking beer,lol.I've bin doin it for about a year now and I'm happy with d way I look(well,almost happy,since I hav a kind of OCD abt my weight).its really a program I can stick with for d rest of my life cos its much easier than it sounds and quite effective too. The thing is,my frnds complain that its rather "extreme" for a guy to go to such lengths to stay slim(apparently,if its a woman,then its okay).so now I wonder,I'm I being too weird abt d whole "stay-slim" movement?(For a guy). I constantly worry about putting on any weight and everytime I pass a reflective surface,I unconciously check out my belly. I also don't eat breakfast-any day of d week,apart from my fasting-days! Am I over-doin it?do I need professional counselling?lol. Ur opinions are highly welcome. Thanks!
Celebrities › Re: Ten Worst Nigerian Celebrity Stage Names (Part 1) by micki83(m): 11:51pm On Sep 25, 2012
OMG! Dude,u got me ROTFLMFAO! I especially choked on d part where u said. Mad melon and mountain black sound like characters from a cartoon for lunatics! I thot I had a "bad mouth", but u...u slay me,totally! I pay allegiance,lol!
DeJeffo: I know this has taken quite a while, but I finally got around to publishing the rest of this article. So here it is; the Top five of the worst Nigerian Celebrity stage names: http://i2sabi.com/2012/09/ten-of-the-worst-nigerian-celebrity-names-part-2/
Crime › Re: The Faces Of Cynthia Osokogu’s Alleged Murderers by micki83(m): 9:41am On Aug 29, 2012
Naval sadiq: How unfortunate!the murons threw cynthias life to the wind.the igbo race and the quest for money.tufikwa!
Why does it hav to be a tribal thing?why wuld u even go there?do u realise how ignorant and offensive u sound rite now?SMH
Crime › Re: The Faces Of Cynthia Osokogu’s Alleged Murderers by micki83(m): 8:13am On Aug 29, 2012
Guys,I realise how easy it is to judge,criticize and call for the public stoning of these suspects.I was furious myself wen I heard d story for the first time;I wanted nothing more than to see justice metted out on d responsible parties. However,I'd like to use dis oppurtunity to remind us that all isn't always what it seems. I am a pharmacist by profession,and one of the pharmacists fingered in dis case(osita orji) was my classmate and a pal.I knew osita for over 6 years of my life and I think that shuld relatively put me in a position to attest to d strength of his character.this young man is INNOCENT! He was one of d most upstanding guys u culd ever meet back then in skool(and I'm pretty sure that he still is). Its unfortunate that he presently finds himself a victim of these unsavory circumstances that he never foresaw.one thing I know for sure,the osita orji I know wuld never deign to cheat in an exam hall,not to talk of conniving to committ MURDER! As a licensed pharmacist,it isn't against d law to prescribe and dispense drugs for genuine purposes.even if he did dispense the drug,I'm sure he never had an inkling of what those 2 murderers wanted it for.rohypnol is a drug that has bin employed in lots of therapeutic cases and yes,if a medical practioner with d right to prescribe drugs feels that u need it,he might go ahead to do so,afterall,its his job to provide therapeutic outcomes.pls ppl,pharmacist osita orji is innocent.its unfortunate that he is being roped in for doing his normal day to day job.this culd happn to anyone,pls,do not be so quick to lash out and judge unless u know d intricacies of a particular story!

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