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Hezron Lorraine: Youtube is your friend.u'll find loads of videos of US military men and marines dancing even on foreign missions.in fact,there's a lot from afghan esp

9jaboy007: go to iraq nd see what ur so called marines are doing america my foot

And they're dancing all over the iraqi streets,right
Nobody says they shouldn't dance,but not in the public like this.
Ofcourse they can dance but maybe in a private gathering.
The are respected than the police for a reason,DISCIPLINE.

emygreat747: ignoramus pls do a little bit of research before commenting on things u knw nuftin about.
Abi u no see dis video;American Soldiers Azonto Dance In Afghanistan (Must Watch) - YouTube

Mr know it all,you have succeeded in saying trash, you haven't posted anylink,pls paste the link and let's watch,Mr know it all

prince_onx: I think you're trying to say that you will not believe unless you see with your eyes lol doubting Thomas! Lol.

But you are very right! It's more fun learning or following a building project with pictures.

Of course i would believe,Spyder880 has done a lot here already,only a newbie on NL will doubt his works.
But what's the importance of theory without practicals to a science student
Anyway,its like the problem has been fixed...take care.

Val2001: I have the same problem

spyder880: Yes, Nairaland seems to have an image problem generally. I only hope these ones I uploaded will appear later on.

Katsumoto: The 36 hours includes the hours spent in Paris.

Two guys driving and sleeping, the journey is no more than 24 hours.

Report: Court orders former Egyptian President
Hosni Mubarak freed
UPDATED: Aug 21, 2013 13:33 GMT
An Egyptian court has ordered the release of deposed
leader Hosni Mubarak, state-run media outlet Al-
Ahram reported Wednesday.
The former president will remain in custody for 48
hours, pending the prosecution's appeal, the report
said.
State-run TV channel Al-Masriya cited a lawyer for
Mubarak as saying he may be released on Thursday.
The court's reported ruling comes at a time of turmoil
in Egypt, where an interim military government has
been in charge since Mubarak's successor, Mohamed
Morsy, was ousted as president last month.
Over the past week, about 900 people -- security
personnel as well as citizens -- have been killed.
Deaths occurred when the military used force to clear
two pro-Morsy sit-in sites in Cairo on Wednesday last
week and violence raged after pro-Morsy supporters
staged demonstrations Friday.
Mubarak ruled Egypt, the most populous Arab country,
for three decades until demonstrators opposing his
rule forced his ouster in 2011 as part of the Arab
Spring revolutions across Africa and the Middle East.
He was convicted in 2012 in the deaths of numerous
protesters, but was later granted a retrial.
After a lengthy trial, he and his former interior
minister, Habib al-Adly, were found guilty and
sentenced to life in prison last year on charges that
they were complicit in the protesters' killings. After
appealing their convictions, they were granted a new
trial early this year.
Mubarak, 85, has been held since his guilty verdict last
year. After months spent in a military hospital, a public
prosecutor sent him back to prison in April.
The ousted autocratic leader's health has been a bone
of contention during his trial and incarceration. He
suffered a heart attack after relinquishing power and
had said that he was physically unfit to stand trial.

infobiz9ja: Check again.

infobiz9ja: Mail sent

deturla: The Forms are online now....yu can fill and download...Thanks...

JudismphD: K

bros what arth thou up to
@topic, Let the law take its course.

Tolutheo: Thanks I thought as much

Fhemmmy: Lol . . .We use that too sometimes, Lol . . . How is everything and life at your end?

Fhemmmy: Yes, i would without issues

(h) Delta Steel Company
Though this is not a legislative function strictly
speaking, I will use the position as Senator to lobby
for the resuscitationof this moribund company that
was once the pride of the nation. It can help to
provide jobs for our teeming youths and take them
off the streets.