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Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 7:14pm On Jan 26, 2006
Substantial
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 7:04pm On Jan 26, 2006
Tangental grin
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 6:58pm On Jan 26, 2006
*Smilingly accepts compliment* smiley

Accidental
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 6:48pm On Jan 26, 2006
*Shakes hand, gives hug and agrees truce* grin


Elemental
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 6:41pm On Jan 26, 2006
shocked

Fundamental
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 6:27pm On Jan 26, 2006
*Did not see fist * smiley tongue

Oriental
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 5:57pm On Jan 26, 2006
@Ashbaby it's kind of hard to rhyme with
Ashbaby:
Men, I said that already!
huh but I'll try.

Mental grin
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 3:01am On Jan 26, 2006
Biology
Sports › Re: Germany 2006: Who Will Win The World Cup? by mochafella(m): 2:59am On Jan 26, 2006
Not entirely sure, I typically prefer to see all the teams play one match each b4 deciding. Brazil as usual are probably favorites, but somehow I doubt they have the best defense

opemogaji:
BRAZIL CUZ THEY GOT ONE OF THE BEST DEFENSE MEN FOWARD< AND MIDFILDERS.
Brazil and Defense are polar opposites
Forum Games › Re: The Rhyming Game by mochafella(m): 2:36am On Jan 26, 2006
Economy
Sports › Re: Afcon 2006: Analysis Thus Far by mochafella(m): 12:05am On Jan 25, 2006
Here's one more from the BBC website about the World cup debutants from Africa and their performance at CAN06 so far



The standard response from some people when I tell them that Ghana, Angola and Togo have no realistic chance of winning the African Cup of Nations is shock, followed swiftly by incredulity.

"How dare you dismiss my team's chances just like that?" enquired one Angolan who flew in from Portugal to watch his beloved Palancas Negras.

He was no doubt flustered by the suggestion that Angola are one of several teams simply making up the numbers at Egypt 2006.

The offended fan's gripe was that I was writing off the chances of three of the five African teams going to the World Cup finals for the first time later this year.

Yes, I concurred with him - Angola, Ghana, Togo and the Ivory Coast finally cracked the code of World Cup qualification last year.

I know it is a topic assured of provoking fierce debate, but with the probable exception of the Ivory Coast, I have not seen anything thus far to convince me that the rest are credible contenders here in Egypt.

These three sides may have come to Egypt hoping to make the most of their new-found status, but I venture to reiterate that they will find no pot of gold at the end of this Nations Cup.

If Angola were under any illusions about their standing in Africa, they were crudely dispelled by a vastly superior Cameroon side inspired by a fired-up Samuel Eto'o.

Togo's Hawks were brought down to earth by middle-of-the-road opponents in the DR Congo, while Ghana impressed against Nigeria but showed no title-winning credentials.

The pre-tournament hype focused mostly on the World Cup virgins, perhaps rightly so, but I believe the jibe that they simply rode their luck in qualifying might actually prove prophetic.

In my view, the truth is that all the talk of a changing of the guard in African football being confirmed in Egypt is completely offside.

"I've always said that we would come to this African Cup and not necessarily do well, but we can still go to the World Cup and surprise the world," Angolan striker Fabrice Akwa told BBC Sport.

That may be true, but one does not need to be an aficionado of African football to know that the old guard is determined to upstage the upstarts and re-establish their authority.

Like a heavyweight boxer regaining strength after successive knockdowns, the likes of Cameroon and Nigeria appear to have been galvanised by predictions of their demise.
Celebrities › Re: R Kelly Or Joe Who's A Better Artist? by mochafella(m): 8:51am On Jan 24, 2006
It's got to be the R. all the way. smiley
Culture › Re: What Does 'Iyawo' Mean? by mochafella(m): 11:42am On Jan 22, 2006
Yep it is a Yoruba word, and it's typically not used in a denigratory manner. Loosely, it is also describes the female half of a serious relationship.
Sports › Re: Adebayor: 'i'd Die For Togo' by mochafella(m): 8:36am On Jan 22, 2006
Why does Adebayor's comment suddenly sound very hollow. rolleyes

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/africa/4636070.stm

Suddenly he's going home to see his mother after a disagreement with Stephen"Big Boss" Keshi.
Career › Re: Nigerians Studying Abroad: Would You Go Back Home To Work? by mochafella(m): 5:39am On Jan 21, 2006
Nope,

of course there is nowhere like home, but the level of stress and worry is multiplied several times over, especially if you are a member of the rat race, working for an employer. Nothing like knowing you can get quality healthcare, security when you need it.
Computers › Re: How Do I Disable Or Bypass My ISP Firewall? by mochafella(m): 5:17am On Jan 21, 2006
I believe eDonkey allows you to alter the port on your localhost, off course your ISP will notice the spike in traffic and shut you off if they are serious about p2p. Like oasis said there are lawsuits flying around, particularly in the US. Most people share only open source stuff, their personal recordings or porn to avoid trouble.
Computers › Re: Scan Your Pc For Virus Free by mochafella(m): 4:58am On Jan 21, 2006
Here's another site with a free online virus scan

http://support.f-secure.com/enu/home/ols.shtml

smiley
Programming › Re: Bidding Software by mochafella(m): 2:36am On Jan 21, 2006
All depends on what you are looking for, I doubt you will find off-the-shelf software that will help you set up a site like ebay from scratch. You'll need to code some parts and tie together other software to handle different tasks.

However if you are just looking for "seller" software to help you sell and manage your listings on auction sites, you'll find that.
Crime › Re: UniversityOfNigeria.com (NOT University of Nigeria, Nsukka) by mochafella(m): 7:27pm On Jan 20, 2006
Please,

that University of Nigeria site looks like a fraud, take a look at the alumni page and laugh your ass off

grin grin grin
Culture › Re: What Does 'Iyawo' Mean? by mochafella(m): 2:54am On Jan 19, 2006
Hey I.B.

just out of curiosity, what context was it being used in?
Sports › Re: What Do You Think About the Ghana National Team? by mochafella(m): 6:34pm On Jan 18, 2006
@Akolawole

or at least until Ghana gets knocked out. Thanks for the welcome
Sports › Re: What Do You Think About the Ghana National Team? by mochafella(m): 12:16am On Jan 18, 2006
I agree Essien will have miraculously recovered and be playing for Chelsea b4 the nations cup is over.

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