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Romance › Re: My Ex Won't Reply To My Farewell Email by minimynimo(m): 8:31pm On Jan 16, 2009
Please don't tell me you really believe that 'stuff', Sugar4ya.

Time does NOT heal all wounds. Time leaves scars. Scars are sensitive, constant reminders and fragile spots: a little scratch and we have an open wound.

Wounds are healed by proper treatment.
Romance › Re: My Ex Won't Reply To My Farewell Email by minimynimo(m): 11:04pm On Jan 09, 2009
Its a good thing I didn't see this thread from start. My initial response wouldn't have been good.

After reading Topup's bit, i had to step back a bit to consider, put my self in some slippers and shoes, look into me own experience.

I'll tell you this, the guy likes you a lot [you obviously like him], but for some reason he wants to get over you. He's working hard at it. Believe me, if he was over you, he'd have replied. I can tell you this too, he knows or perceives, or believes, or worst still, assumes 'something' that he does not want to talk about. He wants out!!! [Internal combustion].

Anyway keep an open mind and move with God's will for your life. With God there's always a 'more', There's 'more' to living dear.
Car Talk › Re: What To Do When Robbers Want To Take Your Car? by minimynimo(m): 5:14pm On Sep 15, 2008
The answer is straight

Whether you insure or not, even na Bugatti

Once you observe that they are robbers who want your car, try and maintain your calm. Lift your two hands in the air, leave everthing, EVERYTHING, step out of the vehicle and step aside. Please keep your hands in the air, say absolutely nothing. Don't bring your hand down till they have driven off. This assumes you are in every way a civilian, without training and unarmed.

If you carry person, tell them to PLEASE stay calm and step out of the vehicle, hands in-the-air, mouth shut!

IF you see however that their intent is to kill you no matter what. You have to fight. Your strongest weapon is your mind. If you can keep a good level of coolness and alertness and strong a will to live, chances are, you will make it, wounded, maybe, but you might make it (Probability 60%). If you react in panic and fear, chances will be 25%. This 25% na the God factor because you are as Good as dead.

BUT PLEASE INSURE your vehicle. if you can afford Comprehensive Cover, take one. Install tracker, demobiliser. Do something!!!!
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 5:16pm On Jul 29, 2008
cassidy:
let me give u an example with my wedding, my husband has lot of friends and well established ones whom he too has affected their life in more ways than one positively. when we were planning our wedding last year because he knew that if his friends get enough notification they will want to blow it out of proportionand he wanted a quite wedding, d first thing he said to me was that we were not goin to print invitation cards, that settled i tell u thursday preceeding the saturday we got married was when my husband sent messages to his friends at 1am so that there will be no room for any planning and the wedding went well.

so i assure u the only reason people have overcrowded wedding is when it is being annouced
I congratulate you! You tried. Not Him. Cos I know many women wont stand for it. (You have not said anything about your own frineds though)

But pls becos you did that does not mean you shld declare that as a standard for anyone that wants to wed. Thats one of the problem of the church today, people turning their personal experiences into doctrines. Dont 4get, though, he is David Oyedepo's son. Lets be honest with ourselves

As per beyonce, et al. they may have had a quiet ceremony, but the whole world knew it!!! lol

Let the world come to my wedding jo!
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 5:43pm On Jul 28, 2008
idupaul:
hmmm another un christian like behaviour
I thought you were not reasonable, But I didn't think you were a child. Am not even going to give you the satisfaction.

On the issue of name calling, relax, its on a light note.

On a Final Note
Lots of Love to all the Servants of Jehovah doing His Work His Way; affecting lives with His Word which has power to heal and deliver, filling our world with His Love.

Have a Blissful and Fruitful Marriage, DAVID OYEDEPO Jr
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 5:34pm On Jul 28, 2008
I don't know what you mean by winner. If you mean Winner's Chapel, ok. I don't know where CananLand is. I do not fellowship with them. But I am a Christian. I just hate when people speak from their abundance of their ignorant heart on issues they DO NOT have the capacity to understand. period
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 5:28pm On Jul 28, 2008
I even register b4 you sef.
I registered for June 2007, you register for November 2007. I senior you sef. Hol your side jo! cool grin cool
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 5:24pm On Jul 28, 2008
idupaul:
@minimyiyo

how come u even had to quickly register a new username for the purpose of this post, are u ashamed of being identified as a gullible pastor follower.

tell them, instead they are there cutting their salary for one man they call successful
Yeah! I agree. Funny thing though that sometimes some people whose eyes are wide open are blinder than bats. I guess their eyes are wide shut!! grin wink

IdumotaPaul, 4get, I don register te-te
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 5:16pm On Jul 28, 2008
Rubi, contain yourself dear. You know what your words are worth. Do not waste them.
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 4:52pm On Jul 28, 2008
Before I waste my words, Idupaul, are you a Christian?

By the way, you are entitled to your ignorance
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 4:27pm On Jul 28, 2008
idupaul:
WRONG SIR, a religious cleric can only be successful when evil has finally been defeated and not by material possesions he sweet talked from his blind members,
Am just going to ask you the same question God asked Job when he was talking rot, just like you are doing

Job 38:2 (GNB, BBE)
Who is this who makes the purpose of God dark by words without knowledge [ignorant, empty words]?
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 2:12pm On Jul 28, 2008
cassidy:
@ minimynimo

and your point is
My point is, Cassidy, that why would anyone feel that they are being oppressed in the church. It is usually outsiders that feel that the pastor or whoever is being oppressive.

The other point is that when some people have taken on themselves to carry the whole thing why fool yourself.

Another point is that as per moderation, he might as well eat once a day, wear tattered clothes and 'benjy' shoes, drive no car, just so he won't oppress members. (The same members who want to be proud to introduce him as their pastor). After all he is suppose to be moderate in all things. That is self-deception and hypocrisy
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 12:51pm On Jul 28, 2008
cassidy:
@weebee

D only reason any wedding will pull crowd (usin your lang) would be one that was highly publicised. Everyone is free to have their wedding as it so please them but as a man of god i believe thing shld be done in moderation so that your followers don't feel oppressed.
Omo, no deceive yourself jo.


The funny thing is that more than 90% of the resources that would go into marriages like these will not come from the minister. Many times they struggle to contribute for strong spiritual reasons. There are people who would offer to carry the WHOLE expenses. When you have 10 pple offering to take care of the whole thing, the minister has the problem of managing the relationship so one doesn't feel he preferred the other over him or he refused his offer.
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 12:45pm On Jul 28, 2008
@Seun

What do you mean 'why'? I'd say why not
What do you mean he cant outshine his father, no matter what?
The young man does not have to outshine his father. All he has to do is shine HIS OWN LIGHT! It could be 'green' instead of his father's 'blue'. Once again, if you do not like the idea of a father naming his son after himself, good and fine. Thats just your feeling. People do for different reasons, love, spiritual, continuity (lineage, personality, character and, of course, business) or just for the fun of it
Christianity Etc › Re: Hurray! Pastor David Oyedepo (jnr) Wedding Today! by minimynimo(m): 12:33pm On Jul 28, 2008
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=154541.msg2566372#msg2566372 date=1217188654]My dear, He is a "Hero". What do you call someone who robs the poor to buy a Jet, build a useless expensive university and rides in a convoy of about 5 cars? I'll tell you using the definition provided by our Nairalands newest simpleton; "a demigod, the offspring of a mortal and a deity"

Apparently. We have people like Joker whos destiny in life is to lace this man's shoes.

Joker,

It's a pity. I see all you could come up with was to attack superman and co. Well here is some education for you, I used those as a figure of speech to enlighten you on what it takes to become a hero, you save lives, you do something that benefits mankind, you have made outstanding achievments that is worthy of note. All your Papa a.k.a Hero has done to become a hero is psychologically enslaved you, disillusioned you into believing he is a hero, and played on your unintelligence and insecurity to rob and exploit you to become filthy rich. See your ignorance, you so hastily copied and pasted the definition of a hero but in your bid to make superman look bad, you didnt even read that definition to see that your papa does not fit anywhere in that definition. Well who could really blame you, seeing that your idea of a good university education is Convenant University.

I have real heroes, people who have achieved the unachievable, people who have won the Nobel peace prize for excellence, people who have made money from nothing through wise business decisions. So I will explain again to you who real heroes are, Nnamdi Azikiwe (Now thats a hero), Ken Saro-wiwa, maybe even Odimegwu Ojukwu. Well I forgot, the poor always look up to the rich.

If Oyedepo is a hero, then I am GOD unto you. Yep!! I am that rich asshole.[/quote]What-your-name-is, This has to be the most stupid post on this forum. For having the simpleness of mind to repeat it, you more than deserve the response Joker has given you. Clearly enough you can't match him.

One man's hero could be another man villain. The people you called heros (not the Sesame Street brainwash) are actually hated in certain quarters. Get a grip. If he is not a hero to you. Good for you. Do not vilify him using those thought processes. It makes you appear an ignoramus.
TV/Movies › Re: Nigerian Movies In One Word? by minimynimo(m): 12:48pm On Apr 22, 2008
I was going to agree with 'improving' but after 2 decades of "improving" and still we have craps, a load of them, mmh-mmh
Certain outfit have remained good though, MAINFRAME comes to mind.

To our music videos, improving understates it. They have leaped (4ward), not jumped. But movie, tsk, tsk, tsk cry embarassed
Investment › Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by minimynimo(m): 9:25am On Mar 27, 2008
Omoba, I join body o: mmefe at netscape.net
Investment › Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by minimynimo(m): 2:01pm On Mar 26, 2008
What a thread!
Best thing in a long time!

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