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[b][/b] the funclub enterprise: I will forgive you for two reasonstrue talk |
Federer's chance to win his 7th!Like someone said the story of men's tennis is pretty simple. Nadal has a Novak problem,Novak has a Federer problem,Federer has a Nadal problem and well Murray has all top three as his problems...Go Roger!!! |
Poor mallam is going senile...insane and broke is one crazy combo! |
[quote author=Okija_juju]Its called technique, hence the essence of home and away matches. . Every team would have the advantage of adjusting their pitch to suit their play. Some teams would cut their grasses low, others would cut theirs high. Some teams would water log their pitch, others would even use blow driers to make sure it is as dry as harmattan. The only thing that is under UEFA regulations are referees and balls!! CHIKINA[/quote]true!Both arsenal and barca are always maintaining the grass on their pitches to suit their passing style of play,no rule says other clubs should do same, so long as the pitch is deemed fit for play. |
Guy this BDC is a good development. It means if we need to deal with u its strictly @ CBN rates, nothing like the normal excuse of ‘dollar go up’ that most car dealers hide behind to max profits, this way u will sure increase your client base...Good thinking.good product |
-the days we watched Indian films without subtitles and we still understood what they were saying and cried. -the days of chinese films and the drums in the back ground, -the days of Ninja films and we tore our shirts and tied our faces after too. -days of "Commando" and how we painted our face with charcoal and filled our pockets with "guns" too! |
No be small!Even his fellows in the House know its not possible for them to reject a bribe!..."tried so hard to reject the offer of such" a nigerian politician...this guy must think we are crazy! |
Exactly, I thought the probe was about the crash of the stock market, how did we end up discussing hotel expenses...I guess it’s simple. how many really competent financial analysts are in the House, let alone the Committee probing SEC, so most of what they see on paper they cant interpret and if they stick strictly to discussing the crash,Madam DG will confuse them silly,hence the resolve to tow the line of pettiness...phew in a better environment we should have had some retired top bankers, business gurus and economic PhD’s matching the DG financial jargon for jargon. But unfortunately we have left politics for thugs and political protégés of retired generals! |
Don’t worry dude, we accept you as Nigerian, matter of fact you can have the whole country for all we care...truth be told, if you truly were Nigerian you wont care a hoot what anyone thinks, we are not overly sensitive about being accepted, unless of course it's going to reflect in our bank accounts!!! |
;DWhy the crucifixion all you judgemental scum? Do you get off making people feel worse off than they already are? All the insults almost seem . . . personal Like all of you had a girl that left you because you were broke or something Calm the flip down lol...na wetin politicians don cause eeh!Most men here sound like whinny victims... Sweetheart move on, we all miss our ex at some point,u just naive enough to admit it! |
Uniben by a mile! |
dunno why Seun and his team have decided do give this crook attention. Imagine all the gibberish they keep putting on front page. |
names people,names! State the coys that ve been removed and lets know those that are still allowed to import. |
great1:Ur point being that we shouldn’t celebrate because the price for justice was loot that had already left our shores and wouldn't have made it back to Delta State's Treasury even if it was returned. Justice always has a price. |
felifeli:Gbam!Well Said. Who b mumu,money was stolen in Nigeria not UK,it was only laundered there. How did this silly post make front page? SEEEEUUUUUNNNNN!!!!! |
Happy Birthday Sir.The Lord Bless you and may His grace keep you till the very end. |
please someone should tell this UK folks to hold on to the money till his cousin leaves office o! |
RESPECT EH!!!! That's why the norm is guys date younger females cos we expect them to respect us and even @ dat often times its only a while b4 the normal "See Finish" syndrome sets in, and that's why husbands leave wives that struggled with them for younger ones. Women have the tendency to usurp authority, it’s been in them since EVE! Every man can teach a woman how he wants her in bed so long as she's willing to learn and cooking skills can always be improved. (Else we would go for the most sexually experienced females around or go to the village for the best cooks). The Bible knows it that's why all it asks from wives is SUBMISSION. Most women at the beginning of relationships can be submissive it’s staying so that's the challenge. The really special females submit and still know how to always have her way with her man. Me 2kobo |
ade101:GUY if na Warri boy,the shop for follow am go house! |
Aren't we all forgetting a factor, its the big[b] 'M', [/b] for every black man as much as we all hate to admit it, we all love our mum's approval when it comes to female partners we want to be really serious with (That's why we call some girls "take home to mama types" , If his mother likes you, part of your work is done. It’s probably not as well highlighted as the other issues pronounced mostly because we don’t like being referred to as mama's boy.So if he really likes u and his mum loves you,chances are you have hit a home run.Truth is the black man gets most of his parental loving if any at all from his mother (i don’t know any of my male friends that can ever remember their fathers ever telling them 'i love u son')so it creates an emotional bond between mother and son. It’s a subtle factor, it’s not iron-proof but if u are looking at going the whole hog with a guy it counts big time. I ve seen more girls insist on being with a guy even if the entire family is against it than guys do same when they have opposition from within. Unfortunately it’s the way we are wired, that’s why guys fall in love at first sight and females don’t, God made us that way so we can easily fall out again if need be. Ask Adam d guy just wake for sleep see Eve begin de do mumu follow am! |
[quote author=tp.com1 link=topic=881740.msg10292029#msg10292029 date=1330438581]As a man, i can say there isn't a way into a man's heart. lets face it, most of us are stimulated by sight and since we see different things everyday, our minds are subject to variation based on what is before us at present. in other word's men are confused a lot of the time. While all the above mentioned (Sex, submission, understanding, patience) etc are all qualities that will ensnare a man unto a woman, the true way to a man's heart lies within his perception of happiness and if a woman can truly fulfil it. Think about it, most of us do not always agree with our mothers, but without doubt adjudge her as the most wonderful woman in the world, this is becuase our perception of hapiness lies in the fond memories of how our mothers have been there for us and the role she has played over the years. So please ladies, forget the way into his heart, just find out what he considers as being truly happy and ask yourself if you can achieve that.[/quote]i agree a lot with your submission.Find the boy inside the man and you are home and dry.A man that had a mum that was a great cook would appreciate a lady that cooks well,and anoda that had his mum working round the clock would fall in love with a workaholic independent type and would care less if her cookin is all that, so there U GO LADIES U GOT UR WORK CUT OUT NOW!no be only us go de crack head! |
Vuf:Most Nigerians are too lazy and irresponsible, someone has given u the option to get the car no.s or the police no. of the officers u see at any checkpoint and send them as an sms to the IG, but u find it more convenient to come and complain here rather than be proactive and actually do something about it |
Faheedat:nice one!Would send the details to the no.later today.I sure hope this finally rids us of the money extorting,traffic-jam and crime enhancing crooks we have in Warri!!! |
It’s unfortunate that the PDP govt. has so shot itself in the foot that any positive initiative taken by GEJ is viewed with so much pessimism. That said there is still a thin line between cynicism and being plain silly. Every child knows that all the opposition candidates Ribadu went after were all as guilty as hell, and who dares forgets how he sent the yahoo boys in Benin and Ikeja scampering all over the place and reduced our rating as the ‘Most Corrupt nation’ prior to his ascent. If all he does is put some perceived enemies of GEJ in the oil sector on their toes, so long as they are guilty, then it’s good enough for me. Its been a tea party for graft ever since he was removed as EFCC Boss, If i have got roaches and rats in my living space and the exterminator takes care of only the roaches I have got part of my problem solved, the rats will have their own day of reckoning soon.Gbam! |
Flashaldrin:nothing like a peep into NL and getting a good laugh when office stress don too much, u guys rock! ![]() |
hello team, i need to get 2 self-welding 250 amps welding machines,type used for welding pipelines.please does anyone here have any for sale or where i could get them and what i should be looking out for when buying them.I need a brand that will be reliable and would last for at least 6 months without hassles, any information will be welcome. God bless |
[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=852413.msg10029594#msg10029594 date=1327330017]I hope all you WINNERS CHAPEL'ers realize that you are all a target for BOKO HARAM now!! If you have any sense left, you will stay away from any gathering under Winners Chapel. I wish BOKO HARAM luck as they finalize plans to blow up the multi-billion naira church of his that made the Guiness book of records. BOKO is God's judgement upon Nigeria. We have sat back and allowed evil to grow in this country, now look at the fruits of our labor manifesting. I pity Oyedepo, not even a host of heavenly angels would save him when BOKO comes calling.[/quote]Even the Boko Haram you so dread have their limits!Winners Chapel is way above their league! |
Its all a silly plot by the Northern elite to keep Nigeria on its toes so that they can use BokoHaram as a bargaining chip for the presidency come 2015.They know the threat of an Igbo challenge for the presidency is real and of course since this is Africa there is always the temptation that the incumbent could backpedal on his one-term promise and stay longer in power. Their reckoning is that the only reason GEJ got into power was cause of sentiments generated as regards the marginalization of the South South and he was literally served the presidency as a means of appeasing the ND militants, unfortunately I don’t think they took into consideration that with the economic viability of the southern part of Nigeria over the North there might be no Nigeria come 2015! Or maybe they did and reckon our internal rumblings and greed of our elders down south would make seceding impossible. Unfortunately there is a booming internet savvy generation that cares the least about the entity Nigeria and are completely unpredictable.Time will tell. |
The Oil majors are the main antagonists of the PIB and I have often wondered how Diezani (a Shell staff on Sabbatical) can be seen as the one to speed up its passage. Anytime we hear committee in these parts we know it’s another way of burying stuff in thick layers of govt. bureaucracy! |
Nice one, except that Pastor Bakare needs to realize that his SNG group lost the right to be called a Civil rights movement the minute he ran as Buhari's running mate. He is now rightly viewed as the opposition hence his actions have to be suspect and seen as antics of a sore loser. No doubt GEJ owes him for the position he is occupying right now, matter of fact we all owe him, one only wonders what would have been if he had not taken his fight to Abuja and spoken up after a cabal (Naija vocabulary for thieving elders that we know but cant touch) held the country hostage and the then VP comatose. However since he crossed that line into partisan politics it has become imperative to ask ourselves if his actions are totally pro-people or for his personal ambitions. And personally I think listening to him speak last week at Ojota,it was somewhere in-between .Sometimes he sounded like we needed change in the way government was being run and other times he sounded like him and his Moral Ayatollah Presidential candidate was that change . I am afraid to give the SNG movement part of its lost credibility he needs to step out of the picture a bit and allow 'pure' civil right activists run the show from here on. I completely agree with him however that we must consolidate on the events of last week and keep this government on its toes and make them realize going forward the people are going to demand accountability from the centre and the states. |
, If his mother likes you, part of your work is done. It’s probably not as well highlighted as the other issues pronounced mostly because we don’t like being referred to as mama's boy.So if he really likes u and his mum loves you,chances are you have hit a home run.