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Nah so them dey grant replay. I'm surprised they thought they could get a replay. I suspect the appeal was made to make a point. Painful but they have to live with it. If they had taken the chances they had when they played Arsenal the food-poisoning would be a moot point. Better luck next year. |
Baby-making machine extra-ordinaire. Can somebody teach her about family planning please. http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Music/05/09/britney.pregnant.again.ap/index.html |
na wa for una. The people you are fighting over aren't taking things this seriously. |
Inculcate |
debosky:Yeah @Buckeye I found ODOO as well. I'll put both up tonight. |
Nwoke:Here's one http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/africa/05/10/nigeria.killing.reut/index.html |
ami89:She got married to a music exec a few months ago |
One Kiss at a time - Prince |
Ndipe:What's surprising about it? |
Afeni:@Afeni Do you have any evidence of how much they make or is that an assumption? The last time I checked PHCN was a government-owned entity that does not publish accounts. and is/was a monopoly at that. @Everyone Besides what happened to the IPPs (independent power providers) that were supposed to accompany the deregulation of the generating sector. Are they operating and are they allowed to fix their own prices? |
Eriksson don drink paraga. I'm surprised he left out Defoe/Bent and took only 4 strikers, half of whom are nursing injuries. Does he really think Rooney will play at full strength? Lets not forget how spice boy was a shadow of himself at JaSoko 2002. Somehow I doubt Crouch and Walcott will get the needed goals. It seems the man doesn't really care now that he is out of a job. That's what happens when you announce a coach's departure too early. |
I see someone can now drink, have yourself a bottle of e-moet at my expense. Cheers!!! ![]() |
Afeni:How about increasing the supply level? or is that impossible? |
Ndipe:um, I'm not sure it's taken as seriously as it used to. I think in a lot of cases now its plays a ceremonial role, besides paying a dowry has nothing to do with how your husband will treat you. An abusive man does not need the excuse of a dowry to lay his hands on you or keep you down. Afterall I beleive in India the woman pays the bride price. They still have cases of women being ill-treated by their husbands. |
Rottweiler:I beleive the "justification" for it is/was proving that the wife did not have a hand in the death of the husband, if it was suspicious. Of course if there was tension between the wife and the in-laws you can expect some will use it as an opportunity to persecute the wife. Education typically clears such mis-conceptions. I doubt it was all over Africa though, but I do not know. |
triangulate |
strap |
Here's the unknown soldier link. My ODOO seems to have done waka-about. I'll let you know if I find it http://s46.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2HH6CYLIRBTT80N7SXUOV902RB |
I wish I wasn't - Heather Headley |
Dingo |
buckeye:I may have both, I'll check later tonite |
Raised in Lagos |
dWorx:Sounds like Dark Angel "I come in peace, Then you go in pieces, asshole" |
"my precious, my precious" - Gollum:Lord of the Rings |
Worker Man - Patra |
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