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Expert in the house please help with information on implication of removing the above mentioned parts from a camry 1999. I observed car is consuming fuel like nothing i have seen before. Cant these item contribute to this situation? please also note that the car temperature guage hardly rise at all even after 30 minutes of driving in the morning. Please what can i do? |
BrokenHeart2016:Hi op, you may not get to read this but others will. I will start by telling you that relationship is a two way thing. "It takes two to tango", and the two that tango must have expectations and the expectations also have timeline. Gone is the era of love is blind...not in the present economic realities anyway, If your love have eyes defection, her can see! A woman ideally have following expectations 'ceteris paribus'; Finish secondary education (without getting pregnant), gain admission on time into higher institution, develop a fulfilling , marriage-bound relationship with a guy THAT HAS PROSPECT(prospect...not rich), graduate and get a job as not to become a burden (if possible), settle down and have a family with a man of her dream who can provide security on all fronts(socially, financially, morally, spiritually and emotionally). You might have been in her life when her expectation was at a stage where she need to develop a relationship, but you will agree with me that the expectation, like in Maslow hierarchy of needs theory, would have moved up in the past five years while you are still where you were when she met you. What she did was natural and noble. I wont blame her. She is sensible, practical, forward looking, honest and realistic. You should evaluate yourself and your life. Questions such as these should be answer by you: In the last five years, how have i improved myself? Can i sustain a family now? If yes, at what standard of living? Again when will i be ready to get married and raise kids? Where do i see myself in the next five years? All these questions are self focused. They are called critical self evaluation. Now ask again: this lady i am dating, does she fit into the 'me' now and the 'me' i see in the nearest future? This is called the evaluation of the impacts of your current and future factors on your partner(please this is equally important). She must have done an honest evaluation of herself and her future to arrive at this "painful decision". Please note, she is equally pained. At least, she has given herself emotionally, socially, psychologically and what have you. She had been trying to 'fit into you' in the past years. Please allow her to move on. Your plains are obviously no longer same. Now i will offer you this advice. Critically evaluate yourself, identifying those areas you need to work on to be fit for a woman of your dream if you really want to be taken serious. The part i made bold in your write up were mere efforts for which you were adequately rewarded when she was with you in whatever manner you may want to look at it. Again, make a visible, concerted and realistic efforts at achieving your dream of being an ideal husband. Remember, to get an ideal partner, you have to first be an ideal partner yourself. Efforts counts for little, results matters a lot. Get results! |
baconline:Please I have a 99 Camry Le. Can I get the remote and program it. How much. Email is. ojuomola@yahoo.com. |
Did the train pass through abuja? Any stop over in abj? |
jordinsparkles:Is nairaland meant for those born in the 90s alone. If the guy use a personal blackboard,(slate is the correct name back then), it means he is older than those who did not use it, but that does not exempt him from sharing his views on nairaland. As a matter of fact, I had my own Slate too, my painting and picture books, read Mr Bako etc. You can call that weird too. If you are too young to join issues here, do yourself a favour, read without commenting and quoting to learn wisdom. Thank you. |
Onegai:Sorry dear. Thank you for the correction. |
Onegai:You made a whole lot of sense sir. I practise same thing. My wife know the total sum I earn and after I have given her upkeep and housekeep, I still take up minor and random expenses of hers. Bills are practically mine (she is not in a paid job for now). She buy me things and take care of some minor bills from the little she can save from what I am giving her. She, in her own little ways, is even contributing to our building project despite not working. Since I noticed this attributes in her, I pray daily I earn more to give more or God should grant her a wonderful job to earn her own income. Op should be open to her and should not play "the man" in the relationship when it come to disclosure around finance. If you do, women have tendencies to think you earn more than you do and you don't wanna spend it on them. |
falconey:6*70=420 on every full tank returned to the pocket of consumers. Grand square slice loaf in abuja cost 400 and I am sure you can't finish it. Guy think of the multiplier effect. |
Dauraking:Guy, most Nigerian critics are not informed. I am very sure a lot of the people writing up here have not read the policy paper. There is no dual market. CBN Intervention in the market will be by 1. The Interbank FX market (which is eventually the only officially recognised market why naira is allow to float against dollar. 2. The Secondary Market Intervention Sales. The Intervention through the Interbank FX Market is a reserve right of CBN as a regulator of the financial market. Then, SMIS is also a way of CBN regulating the market and also ensuring competitiveness of the market. Please do not look for official market of 199 to $ because you wont see it. There will eventually be a convergence of rate in the market as more Authorised operators which include but not limited to Authorised Dealers(banks and other financial institutions),Authorised Buyers (same people and other major user of FX) Oil companies, Oil service companies, Exporters, End users etc will participate in the market. The Op position is close to what will happen ceteris paribus. |
examhall3:Fantastically nonsensical journalism. What is his offence? We don't know if his offence has any connection with the MSP, but for sensational heading, you added the minister name and run to publish on social media. Your source should also be able to supply the fact of the crime so that people will understand that his offence had nothing to do with the MSP. You should also be conscious of the half literate Nigerians that only judge content of the news from the topic. The offence is before Ibe Kachukwu even assumed GMD NNPC not to talk of ministerial position. Please for objectivity and balanced reporting, get your facts straight. Thank you. |
DonMaxxy:Who will help this fellow with the story of IFE VS MODAKEKE WAR which is still very fresh. Have you witness the fight for motorpark right in Yorubaland before? The carnage that happened at IWO road in Ibadan few years back is typical example of the kind of mayhem that Yoruba agitators are capable of unleashing anytime, anyday. They are peaceful because they respect each other and are not foolish and foolhardy like some of our kindred from other part of the country. They know no particular area has the prerogative of weapons and bravery. Sanctity of life is also very key to a typical yoruba person (not talking of the ritualists anyway.) |
irunooboo:You amazed me. The fact that i share this country with mind and brain that reason like you is a call for concern. |
ronald4lif:Op does not really understand what communication mean to a woman/lady who truly and genuinely love. It is everything, the lyric both in the morning and at bed time. Busy ke? No... I won't judge her but she is not pure or probably she is not really dating you. You might be her plan b, c, d or e. Why don't you investigate. Do a surprise visit, check into a hotel, then around the time she normally switched off her phone, pay her a visit. Another thing I will like to know, has she ever spent the night at your place? Does she also switch off her lines? |
My wife will do that and much more. Mummy Pampam,weldone. |
Lilimax:The $65 question. This is definitely not marks from flogging. We need to know the object used and how it was used to inflict this damage. Unless i see further clarification, i wont believe this story beyond now. |
Stupedinluv:Thank you dear. |
this country is fast becoming a jungle where everyone is a the law and court. We arrest, prosecute and sentence offender and even applied the punishment by ourselves. This is sad. The acid is suppose to be for the husband and not the side chic because the guy will simply move on to the next side chic. |
mineANDurs:AMEN! Except they first lower the price locally. |
shotuns:reasonable and best option for me |
HenryDion:Can't you see signs of fabrication engineering on the body parts? Haba! |
lanre105:Nice observation. But it will equally be nice if we can use our brains too. 1.34 am in a broad daylight should be a pointed that the camera date and time were not set. Just pointing out for people to note. |
12 is on point bro. |
freshdude99:Thanks. I believe it is for privacy. Hope I am right. |
"He was trying to come down from his car, the guy hit him with the door of his car, this got him angrier, and he slap the guy... the security guard said how many people don turn back from the same place, oga Abeg they go" and for these statement and act, a fellow grown up man deserve slap abi? Hmmmm. His excuses are fantastically unreasonable and not befitting a gentleman. I will repeat it again, this guy is not cultured, not refined despite driving porche and presumably loaded. He is too local a tout to be address as a celebrity. I am waiting for Eko Hotel HR position on this matter. |
freshdude99:You are indeed very well informed and your mindset is simply very encouraging. For the Jd, I am in Abuja. For the sake of distance, I can free you from the promise. I will follow you because u made a whole lot of sense sir. Ha, you are in Abuja too, nice one. My JD on point. Where and when do I pick it up? |
freshdude99:I am in the service industry bro. Customers are always right 'within what is legal and reasonable ' assaults is not legal and reasonable. My organisation will never tolerate such barbaric and uncultured response from its clients under any guise. As long as the security guard was not the initiator of the assault, Seyi has no reasonable reason to alight from is car to sound a guy out three times because "customer is always right. Our security guards know their rights. They are trained to be professionals. They won't beat him up but management will get to know and we will exit such relationships. Something is telling me Eko Hotel will act on this incidence. And I pray they do. |
freshdude99:Yes, you are right sir. But there is a word missing., 'reasonably' I work for an international organisation in the service industry. No person, I repeat no person no matter his/ estate will try that with a security guard of my organisation. We will exit such relationship. The security guard, apart from being an employee is also an internal customer, and more importantly, a stakeholder. No business ever sign a contract with its customers to freely assaults its staff. You know why? Because business are becoming more international and they no the importance of his human resources. Gone are the days when institutions we expose it's staff to these type of ridicule in the name of "customers are king", "customer is always right" . I will be surprised if Eko Hotel fails to act on this. Seyi Lawless is simply too local and so un cultured to have done what he did. On the other hand,I won't be surprised if this incident is investigated and a written apology demanded from Seyi Law by the Management of Eko Hotel. |
floragregs:so what you are saying now is if the security guard is rude to Seyi Lawless, the next thing is slap and physical assault? Babe, you no try at all. If you were Seyi lawless, will you do that? Beside, I have been to Eko Hotel severally, this guys are professional and courteous. Rudeness doesn't seems to be one of the characters known with them. Nigerian security guard, rude to a man in a porche? Babe, again, think! |
mineANDurs:i really wish i have a word to describe your mentality. In as much as i dont and i would not support wife beaters for a second, i will also not appreciate nor tolerate wives that sleeps around. They are worse than assassins. Allow the investigators to complete their job before you hang the guy to dry as you are presently doing. I know people like you cast aspersion on the institution of marriage on claims that are frivolous and unfunded like this one up here. |
you too my whole day with this story. waiting for the next update. |
Dahveydson:Best advice by a mile. Op, thank God you are a christian that believe in tithing. I do too. Please read Isaiah 58 careful and prayerfully. Paying tithe is not superior to the injunction there. Kindly know that "so that there may be food in my house" is the basic reason for tithe. No matter what sermon anyone will preach, the standard is certain. Again let me ask you, what will be your testimony, or which one sound better in your ears, I was unable to pay my brother school fees in order to obey the law of tithing or I was able to help my brother in need. "who so ever know the right/good thing to do and fail to do it, to him is counted a sin." Please do the needful immediately. Regards, |
BiafraBushBoy:Have you give him verbal warning? Please you may need to appraise him objectively and document it now before you a thrown away with the dirty water. No one will be exonerated along the value chain when the chips are down due to gaps in time management. |

