Business › Re: Naira Now N225 In Paralllel Market On Friday 25th June 2015 by NoMoreTrolling: 10:03am On Jun 26, 2015 |
Why cant we get a real bureau de change in Nigeria?
Why must it be only malam?
That shh is soooo weird |
Romance › Re: How To Get A Woman Mad In Two Easy Steps by NoMoreTrolling: 11:15pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by NoMoreTrolling: 10:12pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
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Family › Re: My Dad Calls My Girl Like Every Day. by NoMoreTrolling: 8:42pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
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Romance › Re: Need Some Advice (from Someone In Pains) by NoMoreTrolling: 8:25pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
kathykathy: guys and their low self esteem ways,,,,why will a reasonable girl leave a guy dat loves her for an old man who she has no future with ,,,,if she likes d nigga she will kip him,kip d daddy.guyz not all ur sister will dumb dier boo for one old goat,ask dem very well. I guess no older dude has offered you a brand new bmw before, with tickets to Paris to see the Moulin Rouge; first class everything. Then taken you shopping at the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, adorning you in crocodile skin boots and handbags. Trust me, it happens! |
Romance › Re: Which Is The Best Way To Win A Lady's Heart by NoMoreTrolling: 8:00pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
A little bit of this, a little bit of that. |
Romance › Re: Imagine Picking A Girl Up In This by NoMoreTrolling(op): 7:52pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
[sub][/sub] DJEhimond: I have imagine, so what next? Nice, first is visualization, after which follows actualization. Tell me you ain't inspired to work harder? |
Politics › Re: Power Supply: What Is The Situation In Your Area? by NoMoreTrolling: 7:51pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
Any news of increased generation??
Or is it the same ol' case of someone's joy being another's pain? |
Romance › Re: My First Visit To A Strippers Club - Diary Of A Jobless NIGERIAN by NoMoreTrolling: 7:44pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
When is the movie coming out  Or is it straight to DVD  |
Romance › Re: Lady Rejects Guy Cos He’s Poor, Only To Discover He’s Actually Very Rich! by NoMoreTrolling: 7:41pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
Recycled news  |
Romance › Imagine Picking A Girl Up In This by NoMoreTrolling(op): 6:55pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
Too much efisi 
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Politics › Re: Presidential Cows On The Streets Of Abuja? (pics) by NoMoreTrolling: 10:20pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
MalcoImX: It's not really about enforcement but more of new situations demanding new laws. There's this argument that the rights of the animals are being violated. In the same UK, a man took the owner of cockerel to a court that he is being disturbed by the cry of the animal at night; that it should be taken elsewhere, preferably to a rural settlement where it belongs. Animal rights activists from that and surrounding communities had to rally round and protest that the animal had the right to cry and any relocation will amount to the right of the cockerel being violated. A new development is the marriage to animals by some women in Western countries. I think the 'husband' may be argued to have the right to jostle with humans not only on highways, but on parking lots, shopping malls, playgrounds and other public spaces. Or would you in this case have any right to request the dog ('the husband') to be taken out from a public space because you are there? Really cool points and that about animal marriages is just weird, lol. However, one must understand that there's a difference between rights and rules. Lets stick with humans for a sec, we all have human rights, but we also have rules that govern the society under which we may exercise such rights. So for instance, just because we have rights, doesn't mean we can violate rules like committing murder and what not without consequences. Back to traffic, we have traffic rules that bar traffic obstruction, reason why people that intentionally block the road are typically arrested in developed countries and even occasionally here; like the case of Ex-Governor Fashola ordering the arrest of a trailer driver that once blocked the road, hence obstructing traffic. So yes, humans and animals have rights, but they must abide by rules and in the case of traffic, obstruction is a rule which every animal on the road violates automatically, simply by being on it. |
Politics › Re: Presidential Cows On The Streets Of Abuja? (pics) by NoMoreTrolling: 8:04pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
MalcoImX: Animals don't like places of high human activities. They move farther away from such places. We'll be close to your answer if you and I can separate between wild animals and domestic animals. Domestic animals have been domesticated, and therefore are less harmful and can live with or near humans. A wild dog, for example, is not domesticated and you don't need a second thought but to try and kill it or it kills somebody. You're not really getting my point. Under no circumstances should animals be jostling for space with road users, regardless of whether or not they are domesticated, unless of course in agreement with state laws. I'll give you an example, on an episode of a certain UK highway patrol show, the officers kept spotting dogs going stray into the highway, thereby interfering with road users. So they had to get in touch with animal control to intercept those dogs, for the safety of road users and to keep traffic clear. Now imagine the situation in Nigeria, where these animals are even left to roam due to no other reason than a dearth of enforcement. We have become so used to lack of enforcement in many facets of the Nigerian society, that we now see the abnormal as normal. |
Politics › Re: Presidential Cows On The Streets Of Abuja? (pics) by NoMoreTrolling: 7:52pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
tpiadotcom: you're exaggerating.
https://mw2.google.com/mw-panoramio/photos/medium/53749731.jpg Lol, is that the Serengeti  Also, rest assured that if it isn't and is a developed country, which we are striving towards, then animal control will be notified immediately. Lastly, you seem to be a real advocate for the actualization of the expression, "Naija is a jungle". |
Politics › Re: Presidential Cows On The Streets Of Abuja? (pics) by NoMoreTrolling: 7:37pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
tpiadotcom: what are they supposed to do?  You're the second guy to ask this question, I just wanna know if y'all are serious  Would it be okay if the whole zoos and jungles emptied out all the animals on the roads meant for cars and pedestrians? We might as well have Elephants, Cows, Zebras, Anteloupes, Rams, Dogs, Rabbits and what not, competing for right of way with road users. |
Politics › Re: President Buhari To Remove Oil Subsidy - Vanguard by NoMoreTrolling: 7:32pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
demmy0325: .. Tanoids... Una don they change voice..  Actually, I like to think myself somewhat apolitical, but still vested due to love for my country, hence my participation on here. Just pointing out some facts, to which name calling or chicken dancing can never cover up. |
Politics › Re: President Buhari To Remove Oil Subsidy - Vanguard by NoMoreTrolling: 7:26pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
demmy0325: Baba shud keep the good work going.. .. It's funny you say, he should keep the good work coming, but when GEJ tried it, it was "this guy is clueless". Next they say, "pray for him to succeed", but with GEJ it's like a certain sect or type of people prayed to the devil. Nigerians, Nigerians, funny ethnically devided creatures always chasing shadows, ghosts and witches, but never anything concrete. Anyways, I wish the best for my country. |
Politics › Re: Between Pmb And Gej Who Is More Comfortable On That Sit by NoMoreTrolling: 7:21pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
ammyluv2002: Seriously,why are we even talking about this? na by seat? Sometimes, i feel sorry for Nigeria youths.....we are always chasing shadows  Thank you mi-lady!! Nice to know someone, a beautiful "someone" at that, shares my pain. Sometimes you want to shake common sense into them, but they are just too many. Zombie nation, Resident Evil 8; you can be Claire Redfield and I'll be Leon. |
Politics › Re: President Buhari To Remove Oil Subsidy - Vanguard by NoMoreTrolling: 7:12pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
...but bubu say there is no subsidy  In fact, bubu ask "warris subsidy?" Now bubu is there, guess he understand  |
Politics › Re: Presidential Cows On The Streets Of Abuja? (pics) by NoMoreTrolling: 6:56pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
Mogidi: APC cows are above the law. Hehehe, this made my evening  |
Politics › Re: Presidential Cows On The Streets Of Abuja? (pics) by NoMoreTrolling: 6:51pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
CountDracula: Wat are dey supposed to do? Arrest dem?  I guess this ain't a serious question  |
Politics › Re: Presidential Cows On The Streets Of Abuja? (pics) by NoMoreTrolling: 6:47pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
This stuff really vexes me, like how can cows just be on the road and no police or military operative does anything about it  |
Politics › Re: Lagos Flood And What It Caused (photos) by NoMoreTrolling: 6:08am On Jun 21, 2015 |
Other countries are constructing underground drainages so that even when people litter, floods rarely occur.
Yet, some nigggahs on this thread are trying to defend a government that constructs open gutters and begs citizens not to throw stuff in.
Daft murrafuckers, I'm telling you. |
Politics › Re: Buhari: No Nuclear Power Plant In Kogi And Akwa Ibom by NoMoreTrolling: 5:55am On Jun 21, 2015 |
MyMouth: So we should depend on coal from the east so that una go start another "yanga" abi? Una want Biafra and una want us to still come develop una side! So is this the reason Nigeria has no coal plants, while advanced countries like U.S have 50 percent power generation from coal? All because the coal is in the east? Damn it! Are blacks really cursed  Cause I don't get such crude, rudimentary mentality. |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Ifako-ijaye After The Rain Today by NoMoreTrolling: 5:43am On Jun 21, 2015 |
obxddon: People are pathetic on this site when they come to comment,the drianage problem did not happen in ten years,it has been a gradual build up of blockage over the years and houses are being built on drianages,shops and kiosk also find their way ontop of these drainages. No be government they build these things na citizens and when the government wants to demolish its still these same wet weed smokers that would come on NL and spew rubbish. We should all search ourselves,are we doing the right thing,instead of always pointing accusing fingers on government,first tell your self the truth and then go on to tell your neighbour.Some fences built are not necessary but due to hatred for one another,myopic thought and lack of understanding,people go ahead to build them.
Like I always say stop smooking wet weed before commenting on this site ...government cant do all and most problems we cause them and blame the government [size=15pt] I'm sorry to say, but your type seems to be among the daftest of Nigerians, Gosh!
So freaking annoying, you are!
So you mean there is no ENFORCEMENT what so ever? Who's fault is that then?
So I can just go into Newyork City and start building any house anywhere and people there would be like "There is nothing Government can do"
Gosh, I detest backward peeps like you.[/size] |
Family › Re: See What A Girl Posted About Sex, Spirituality & Marriage On Facebook by NoMoreTrolling: 10:26pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
AcesIni: Na wa for you? does tongue impregnate?
she go go kpansh someone else get belle very soon  Adopt baby na and keep tounging dat shh... |
Family › Re: See What A Girl Posted About Sex, Spirituality & Marriage On Facebook by NoMoreTrolling: 8:49pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
If his peniis doesn't work, he can use his tongue  Ride that face till you... Make him swallow everything  |
Romance › Re: Photo: Women And Flashy Cars by NoMoreTrolling: 8:46pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
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Romance › Re: Guys Can You Date A Lady Who Makes This An Habit?(seephoto) by NoMoreTrolling: 8:45pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Na dis kine babe wey dey turn into wolf at full moon, smh  |