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nairalanders sabi do photoshop sha. But ona Zap up for the leg and the B.R.E.A.S.T

guy, you did not post on the topic, don't you read rules before posting?? Or should I ban you?

oya where the picture?

ok, i have heard

the time u use dey ask these many many questions no reach for you to go to the main source (google)? Abi your hand dey scratch you to create topic

if person like dionee walshington (woman with biggest butt in the world) molest person na die the person dey oo

derrick333: childs tawk,dats if I b Christian o

abeg go away.. Any religion apart from christianity sucks

Tallesty1: lols......

just imagine say woman point gun for your head,she come say she wan force u fork am i go come say i rather die shey?

painful enjoyment

see bwesst

derrick333: . Pipo plenty way de ans Jesus, but Christ is d specia

no worry, make winch press u for night u go know weda na Jesus Christ or na Jesus u go shout

do you really think the poor man has peace of mind? I go for both of them

the name of Jesus is the only special name, maybe the name messi is demonic

so funny i forgot to laugh

ashawo men.... Mtcheeeeew.. I wonder why men go get belle

sonOfLucifer: The bible is a collection of tales, a few fibs and exaggerations written by ignornat men. It has outlived its purpose and every copy should be tossed into a furnace and burnt. Bleep off this thread with your threats. There are enough threads in this section for the brainless to mingle.

your lucifer is too foolish thats why he picked a foolish one as his servant.. Servant of lucifer, hahahahaha.. Person no see human serve, na lucifer

The positive and negative effects of alcohol
are listed below.
Positive:
In the case of moderate use, alcohol has
positive effects. You can get livelier, easier
and relaxed. You can talk more easily and
feel less tired.
According to some researchers, moderate
alcohol use protects against cardiovascular
diseases. This means a maximum of 2-3
glasses of wine or beer a day for men, and 1
to 2 glasses a day for women.
Socially, some people claim that it also has
positive effects. It provides a lot of
employment in the production, catering and
retail of products and services in which
alcohol plays a part. Also, people claim that
alcoholic beverages helps people socialize.
Negative:
Excessive alcohol use increases the risk of a
number of diseases: fatty degeneration of
the liver, infection of the liver, liver cirrhosis
(More), sleeping disorders, sexual problems,
infection of the esophagus, infection of the
stomach, infection of the pancreas,
premature dementia, varying from a
reduction of memory to the serious
syndrome of Korsakoff; cancer of the mouth,
throat, larynx, intestines and breasts;
hypertension and heart problems. Alcohol is
also damaging during pregnancy. Also
alcohol takes its toll in traffic.
Alcohol plays an important role in
aggression. 40% of all incidents involving
aggression occur while under the influence
of alcohol. The police spend 22% of their
time on cases involving alcohol. Violence on
the streets and domestic violence while
under the influence of alcohol happen often.
Also at work, alcohol has big consequences.
13% of all employees on sick leave have
alcohol problems. Employees with alcohol
problems produce at least 10% less work
than their colleagues.
Alcohol can make people irresponsible; for
example, getting pregnant in circumstances
where they are unable to care for a child.

oya make we bet say man u go win their match on the 16th

he go tell me who he wan benchhe go tell me who he wan benchhe go tell me who he wan bench

so you really want me to put my 2go username and password there after everything 2go advised us eh??

1. Animals often represent the part of
your psyche that feels connected to
nature and survival. Being chased by a
predator suggests you're holding
back repressed emotions like fear or
aggression.
2. Babies can symbolize a literal desire
to produce offspring, or your own
vulnerability or need to feel loved.
They can also signify a new start.
3. Being chased is one of the most
common dream symbols in all
cultures. It means you are feeling
threatened, so reflect on who is
chasing you (they may also be
symbolic) and why they are a possible
threat in real life.
4. Clothes make a statement about how
we want other people to perceive us.
If you dream symbol is shabby
clothing, you may feel unattractive or
worn out. Changing what you wear
may reflect a lifestyle change.
5. Crosses are interpreted subjectively
depending on your religious beliefs.
Some see it as symbolizing balance,
death, or an end to a particular phase
of life. The specific circumstances will
help define these dream symbols.
6. Exams can signify self-evaluation,
with the content of the exam
reflecting the part of your personality
or life under inspection.
7. Death of a friend or loved one
represents change (endings and new
beginnings) and is not a paranormal
prediction of any kind. If you are
recently bereaved, it may be an
attempt to come to terms with the
event.
8. Falling is a common dream symbol
that relates to our anxieties about
letting go, losing control, or somehow
failing after a success.
9. Faulty machinery in dreams is often
caused by your language centers
being shut down while asleep,
making it difficult to dial a phone,
read the time, or search the internet.
It can also represent performance
anxiety in life.
10. Food is said to symbolize knowledge,
because it nourishes the body just as
information nourishes the brain. Food
for thought?
11. Demons are sneaky evil entities
which signify repressed emotions.
You may secretly feel the need to
change your own behaviors for the
better.
12. Hair has significant ties with
sexuality, according to Freud.
Abundant hair may symbolize virility,
while cutting hair off in a dream
shows a loss of libido. Hair loss may
also express a literal fear of going
bald or becoming unattractive.
13. Hands are always present in dreams
but when they are tied up it may
represent feelings of futility. Washing
your hands may express guilt.
Looking closely at your hands in a
dream is a good way to become lucid.
14. Houses can host many common
dream symbols, but the building as a
whole represents your inner psyche.
Each room or floor can symbolize
different emotions, memories and
interpretations of meaningful events.
15. Killing in your dreams does not make
you a closet murderer; it represents
your desire to "kill" part of your own
personality. It can also symbolize
hostility towards a particular person
and the desire to see them suffer.
16. Marriage may be a literal desire to
wed or a merging of the feminine
and masculine parts of your psyche.
17. Missing a flight or any other kind of
transport is another popular dream,
showing your frustration over
possibly missing out on important
opportunities in life. It's most
common when you're struggling to
make a big decision.
18. Money can symbolize self worth. If
you dream of exchanging money, it
may show that you're anticipating
some changes in your life.
19. Mountains are obstacles, so to dream
of successfully climbing a mountain
can reveal a true feeling of
achievement. Viewing a landscape
from atop a mountain can symbolize
a life under review without conscious
prejudice.
20. Nudity is one of the most common
dream symbols, revealing your true
self to others. You may feel vulnerable
and exposed to others. Showing off
your nudity may suggest sexual urges
or a desire for recognition.
21. People (other dream characters) are
reflections of your own psyche, and
may demonstrate specific aspects of
your own personality.
22. Radios and TVs can symbolize
communication channels between the
conscious and unconscious minds.
When lucid, ask them a question...
23. Roads, aside from being literal
manifestations, convey your direction
in life. This may be time to question
your current "life path".
24. Schools are common dream symbols
in children and teenagers but what
about dreaming of school in
adulthood? It may display a need to
know and understand yourself, fueled
by life's own lessons.
25. Sex dreams can symbolize intimacy
and a literal desire for sex. Or they
may demonstrate the unification of
unconscious emotions with
conscious recognition, showing a
new awareness and personal growth.
26. Teachers, aside from being literal
manifestations of people, can
represent authority figures with the
power to enlighten you.
27. Teeth are common dream symbols.
Dreaming of losing your teeth may
show a hidden fear of getting old and
being unattractive to the opposite
sex.
28. Being trapped (physically) is a
common nightmare theme, reflecting
your real life inability to escape or
make the right choice.
29. Vehicles may reflect how much
control you feel you have over your
life - for instance is the car out of
control, or is someone else driving
you?
30. Water comes in many forms and can
symbolize the unconscious mind. Calm
pools of water reflect inner peace
while a choppy ocean can suggest
unease.

people in lagos don't/do have wahala.. Why do most good/bad things occur in lagos??

bible is not an ordinary book, so you better watch your tongue and stop fooling around

because the person they are cheating with has enough ijebu garri and coconut in their house

[b][/b]Dreams. Mysterious, bewildering, eye-
opening and sometimes a nightmarish
living hell: dreams are all that and much
more. Here are 20 amazing facts about
dreams that you might have never
heard about.
Fact #1: You can’t read while
dreaming, or tell the time
If you are unsure whether you are
dreaming or not, try reading something.
The vast majority of people are
incapable of reading in their dreams.
The same goes for clocks: each time you
look at a clock it will tell a different time
and the hands on the clock won’t
appear to be moving as reported by
lucid dreamers.
Fact #2: Lucid dreaming
There is a whole subculture of people
practicing what is called lucid or
conscious dreaming. Using various
techniques, these people have
supposedly learned to assume control
of their dreams and do amazing things
like flying, passing through walls, and
traveling to different dimensions or
even back in time.
Fact #3: Inventions inspired
by dreams
Dreams are responsible for many of the
greatest inventions of mankind. A few
examples include:
The idea for Google -Larry Page
Alternating current generator -Tesla
DNA’s double helix spiral form -James
Watson
The sewing machine -Elias Howe
Periodic table -Dimitri Mendeleyev
…and many, many more.
Fact #4: Premonition dreams
There are some astounding cases
where people actually dreamt about
things which happened to them later, in
the exact same ways they dreamed
about. You could say they got a glimpse
of the future, or it might have just been
coincidence. The fact remains that this
is some seriously interesting and
bizarre phenomena. Some of the most
famous premonition dreams include:
Abraham Lincoln dreamt of His
Assassination
Many of the victims of 9/11 had
dreams warning them about the
catastrophe
Mark Twain’s dream of his brother’s
demise
19 verified precognitive dreams
about the Titanic catastrophe
Fact #5: Sleep paralysis
Hell is real and it is called sleep paralysis.
It’s the stuff of true nightmares. I’ve
been a sleep paralysis sufferer as a kid
and I can attest to how truly horrible it
is. Two characteristics of sleep paralysis
are the inability to move (hence
paralysis) and a sense of an extremely
evil presence in the room with you. It
doesn’t feel like a dream, but 100% real.
Studies show that during an attack,
sleep paralysis sufferers show an
overwhelming amygdala activity. The
amygdala is responsible for the “fight
or flight” instinct and the emotions of
fear, terror and anxiety. Enough said!
Fact #6: REM sleep disorder
In the state of REM (rapid-eye-
movement) stage of your sleep your
body is normally paralyzed. In rare
cases, however, people act out their
dreams. These have resulted in broken
arms, legs, broken furniture, and in at
least one reported case, a house burnt
down.
Fact #7: Sexual dreams
The very scientifically-named “nocturnal
penile tumescence” is a very well
documented phenomena. In laymen’s
term it simply means that you get a
stiffy while you sleep. Actually, studies
indicate that men get up to 20 erections
per dream.
Fact #8:
Unbelievable Sleepwalkers
Sleepwalking is a very rare and
potentially dangerous sleep disorder. It
is an extreme form of REM sleep
disorder, and these people don’t just act
out their dreams, but go on real
adventures at night.
Lee Hadwin is a nurse by profession,
but in his dreams he is an artist.
Literally. He “sleepdraws” gorgeous
portraits, of which he has no
recollection afterwards. Strange
sleepwalking “adventures” include:
A woman having sex with strangers
while sleepwalking
A man who drove 22 miles and killed
his cousin while sleepwalking (how
is this even possible?)
A sleepwalker who walked out of the
window from the third floor, and
barely survived
Fact #9: Dream drug
There are actually people who like
dreaming and dreams so much that
they never want to wake up. They want
to continue on dreaming even during
the day, so they take an illegal and
extremely potent hallucinogenic drug
called Dimethyltryptamine. It is actually
only an isolated and synthetic form of
the chemical our brains produce
naturally during dreaming.
Fact #10 Dream-catcher
The dream-catcher is one of the most
well-known Native American symbols. It
is a loose web or webs woven around a
hoop and decorated with sacred
objects meant to protect against
nightmares.
Fact #11: Increased brain
activity
You would associate sleeping with
peace and quiet, but actually our brains
are more active during sleep than
during the day.
Fact #12: Creativity and
dreams
As we mentioned before, dreams are
responsible for inventions, great
artworks and are generally just
incredibly interesting. They are also
“recharging” our creativity. In rare
cases of REM disorder, people actually
don’t dream at all. These people suffer
from significantly decreased creativity
and perform badly at tasks requiring
creative problem solving.
Fact #13: Pets dream too
Our animal companions dream as well.
Watch a dog or a cat sleep and you can
see that they are moving their paws
and making noises like they were
chasing something. Go get ‘em Buddy!
Fact #14: You always dream—
you just don’t remember it
Many people claim that they don’t
dream at all, but that’s not true: we all
dream, but up to 60% of people don’t
remember their dreams at all.
Fact #15: Blind people dream
too
Blind people who were not born blind
see images in their dreams but people
who were born blind don’t see
anything at all. They still dream, and
their dreams are just as intense and
interesting, but they involve the other
senses beside sight.
Fact #16: In our dreams we
only see faces that we already
know
It is proven that in dreams we can only
see faces that we have seen in real life
before. So beware: that scary-looking
old lady next to you on the bus might as
well be in your next nightmare.
Fact #17: Dreams tend to be
negative
Surprisingly, dreams are more often
negative than positive. The three most
widely reported emotions felt during
dreaming are anger, sadness and fear.
Fact #18: Multiple dreams per
night
You can have up to seven different
dreams per night depending on how
many REM cycles you have. We only
dream during the REM period of sleep,
and the average person dreams one to
two hours every night.
Fact #19: Gender differences
Interestingly, 70% of all the characters
in a man’s dream are other men, but
women’s dream contain an equal
amount of women and men. Also men’s
dreams contain a lot more aggression.
Both women and men dream about
sexual themes equally often.
Fact #20: Not everyone
dreams in color
As much as 12% of people only dream
in black and white.