You will say no now until the situation arises.

This is Cossy

Cossy exposes her body
To the world

Cossy is bad

Don't be like Cossy

What about Thursday?

Happy new year... Let's flourish!!!

Fire for fire

I didn't laugh and I'm not depressed.

Kidding?

babatundemuhamm:
Please someone hlep me.how can I download this pix on nairaland.been trying on my phone since.

download the file and locate it in ur file manager it will show question mark. Change the extension of the file by renaming it from ".0" to ".jpg". Thank me later.

Shouldn't it rather be women who have more sex sleep more??

Leave, while u still can.

One hell of a list

Yungwizzzy:
Op how much is in your bank account?

Why do you want to know.?

Royal155:
Please op, I need money, could you give me from your purse? I know God will reward you! God bless you as you give me!!!

I'll get back to you.

Baba419:
Inspiring,

In our side of the world tho its a paradox, they will come back for more

And when they do... give, if you can.

Leave the children.. let them eat the world of their head.

If you want money, you only have to do
one thing.
It’s the one thing some of the wealthiest
people on the planet
have done and are doing.
It’s the one thing written about in various
ancient cultures and
still promoted today.
It’s the one thing that will bring money to
anyone who does it
but at the same time most people will
fear doing it.
What is that one thing?
John D. Rockefeller did it since he was a
child. He became a
billionaire.
Andrew Carnegie did it, too. He became a
tycoon.
What is the greatest money-making
secret in history?
What is the one thing that works for
everyone?
Give money away.
That’s right. Give it away.
Give it to people who help you stay in
touch with your inner
world.
Give it to people who inspire you, serve
you, heal you, love
you.
Give it to people without expecting them
to return it, but give it
knowing it will come back to you
multiplied from some source.
In 1924 John D. Rockefeller wrote to his
son and explained his
practice of giving away money. He wrote,
"...in the beginning of
getting money, away back in my
childhood, I began giving it away,
and continued increasing the gifts as the
income increased..."
Did you notice what he said?
He gave away more money as he
received more income. He
gave away $550 million dollars in his
lifetime.
Some people think Rockefeller started
giving away dimes as a
publicity stunt to improve his image.
That’s not true. The public
relations man who worked for Rockefeller
was Ivy Lee. In Courtier
To The Crowd, a great biography of Lee,
Ray Eldon Hiebert states
Rockefeller had been giving money away
for decades on his own.
All Lee did was let the public know.
P.T. Barnum gave money away, too.
Barnum believed in
what he called a "profitable
philanthropy." He knew giving would
lead to receiving. He, too, became one of
the world’s richest men.
Andrew Carnegie gave enormously, too.
Of course, he became
one of the richest men in America’s
history.
Bruce Barton, cofounder of the famous
BBDO advertising
agency also believed in giving. In 1927
he wrote:
“If a man practices doing things for other
people until it
becomes so much a habit that he is
unconscious of it, all the good
forces of the universe line up behind him
and whatever he
undertakes to do.”
Barton became a best-selling author,
business celebrity,
contributor to numerous causes, and
very, very, wealthy.
While some might argue that these early
tycoons had the money
to give, so it was easy for them, I would
argue that they got the
money in part because they were willing
to freely give. The giving
led to the receiving. The giving led to
more wealth.
Today it’s fashionable for businesses to
give money to worthy
causes. It makes them look good and of
course it helps
those who receive it.
But what I’m talking about here is
individual giving. I’m talking
about you giving money so you will
receive more money.
If there’s one thing I think people do
wrong when they practice
giving, is they give too little. They hold
on to their money and let it
trickle out when it comes to giving. And
that’s why they aren’t
receiving. You have to give, and give a
lot, to be in the flow of life
to receive.
I remember when I first heard about the
idea of giving. I
thought it was a scheme to get me to
give money to the people who
were telling me to do the giving.
If I did give, it was like a miser. Naturally,
what I got in return
was equivalent to what I gave. I gave
little. I got little.
But then one day I decided to test the
theory of giving.
I love inspiring stories. I read them, listen
to them, share them,
and tell them. I decided to thank Mike
Dooley of www.tut.com for
the inspiring messages he shares with
me and others every day by
email.
I decided to give him some money. In the
past I would have
given him maybe five dollars. But that’s
when I came from scarcity
and feared the giving principle wouldn’t
work. This time would be
different. I took out my checkbook and
wrote a check for one
thousand dollars.
It was the largest single contribution I
had ever made in my life
at that time.
Yes, it made me a tiny bit nervous. But it
mostly made me
excited. I wanted to make a difference. I
wanted to reward Mike.
And I wanted to see what would happen.
Mike was stunned. He got my check in
the mail and nearly
drove off the road as he headed home.
He couldn’t believe it. He
even called me and thanked me. I
enjoyed his boyish surprise. It
made me feel like a million bucks. (Note
that!)
I loved making him so happy. I delighted
in giving the money
to him. Whatever he did with it was fine
with me. What I got was an
incredible feeling of helping someone
continue doing what I
believed in. It was an inner rush to help
him. I still rejoice at sending
him the money.
And then something wonderful began to
happen.
I suddenly got a call from a person who
wanted me to co-author
his book, a job that ended up paying me
many times over what I had
given away.
And then a publisher in Japan contacted
me, wanting to buy the
translation rights to my best-selling
book, Spiritual Marketing.
They, too, offered me many times what I
had given Mike as a gift.
A true skeptic can say these events are
unrelated. Maybe in the
skeptic’s mind, they aren’t. In mine, they
are.
When I gave money to Mike, I sent a
message to myself and to
the world that I was prosperous and in
the flow. I also set up a
magnetic principle that attracted money
to me: As you give, so you
will get.
Give time and you’ll get time.
Give products and you’ll get products.
Give love and you’ll get love.
Give money and you’ll get money.
This one tip alone can transform your
finances. Think of the
person or persons who have inspired you
over the last week. Who
made you feel good about yourself, your
life, your dreams, or your
goals?
Give that person some money. Give them
something from your
heart. Don’t be stingy. Come from
abundance, not scarcity. Give
without expecting return from that
person, but do expect return.
As you do, you will see your own
prosperity grow.
That’s the Greatest Money-Making Secret
in History!
"If you see it, touch it.
If you touch it, feel it.
If you feel it, love it.
If you love it...Give it."
Because NOTHING speaks to the
UNIVERSE louder, of your
BELIEF in self, abundance, and love, than
giving.
And when the Universe hears, more will
be added unto you. NOT AS
A REWARD, but because you truly
believed... in self, abudance,
and love.


source: www.yadults.org/2015/03/the-greatest-money-making-secret-in.html?m=1

If you want money, you only have to do
one thing.
It’s the one thing some of the wealthiest
people on the planet
have done and are doing.
It’s the one thing written about in various
ancient cultures and
still promoted today.
It’s the one thing that will bring money to
anyone who does it
but at the same time most people will
fear doing it.
What is that one thing?
John D. Rockefeller did it since he was a
child. He became a
billionaire.
Andrew Carnegie did it, too. He became a
tycoon.
What is the greatest money-making
secret in history?
What is the one thing that works for
everyone?
Give money away.
That’s right. Give it away.
Give it to people who help you stay in
touch with your inner
world.
Give it to people who inspire you, serve
you, heal you, love
you.
Give it to people without expecting them
to return it, but give it
knowing it will come back to you
multiplied from some source.
In 1924 John D. Rockefeller wrote to his
son and explained his
practice of giving away money. He wrote,
"...in the beginning of
getting money, away back in my
childhood, I began giving it away,
and continued increasing the gifts as the
income increased..."
Did you notice what he said?
He gave away more money as he
received more income. He
gave away $550 million dollars in his
lifetime.
Some people think Rockefeller started
giving away dimes as a
publicity stunt to improve his image.
That’s not true. The public
relations man who worked for Rockefeller
was Ivy Lee. In Courtier
To The Crowd, a great biography of Lee,
Ray Eldon Hiebert states
Rockefeller had been giving money away
for decades on his own.
All Lee did was let the public know.
P.T. Barnum gave money away, too.
Barnum believed in
what he called a "profitable
philanthropy." He knew giving would
lead to receiving. He, too, became one of
the world’s richest men.
Andrew Carnegie gave enormously, too.
Of course, he became
one of the richest men in America’s
history.
Bruce Barton, cofounder of the famous
BBDO advertising
agency also believed in giving. In 1927
he wrote:
“If a man practices doing things for other
people until it
becomes so much a habit that he is
unconscious of it, all the good
forces of the universe line up behind him
and whatever he
undertakes to do.”
Barton became a best-selling author,
business celebrity,
contributor to numerous causes, and
very, very, wealthy.
While some might argue that these early
tycoons had the money
to give, so it was easy for them, I would
argue that they got the
money in part because they were willing
to freely give. The giving
led to the receiving. The giving led to
more wealth.
Today it’s fashionable for businesses to
give money to worthy
causes. It makes them look good and of
course it helps
those who receive it.
But what I’m talking about here is
individual giving. I’m talking
about you giving money so you will
receive more money.
If there’s one thing I think people do
wrong when they practice
giving, is they give too little. They hold
on to their money and let it
trickle out when it comes to giving. And
that’s why they aren’t
receiving. You have to give, and give a
lot, to be in the flow of life
to receive.
I remember when I first heard about the
idea of giving. I
thought it was a scheme to get me to
give money to the people who
were telling me to do the giving.
If I did give, it was like a miser. Naturally,
what I got in return
was equivalent to what I gave. I gave
little. I got little.
But then one day I decided to test the
theory of giving.
I love inspiring stories. I read them, listen
to them, share them,
and tell them. I decided to thank Mike
Dooley of www.tut.com for
the inspiring messages he shares with
me and others every day by
email.
I decided to give him some money. In the
past I would have
given him maybe five dollars. But that’s
when I came from scarcity
and feared the giving principle wouldn’t
work. This time would be
different. I took out my checkbook and
wrote a check for one
thousand dollars.
It was the largest single contribution I
had ever made in my life
at that time.
Yes, it made me a tiny bit nervous. But it
mostly made me
excited. I wanted to make a difference. I
wanted to reward Mike.
And I wanted to see what would happen.
Mike was stunned. He got my check in
the mail and nearly
drove off the road as he headed home.
He couldn’t believe it. He
even called me and thanked me. I
enjoyed his boyish surprise. It
made me feel like a million bucks. (Note
that!)
I loved making him so happy. I delighted
in giving the money
to him. Whatever he did with it was fine
with me. What I got was an
incredible feeling of helping someone
continue doing what I
believed in. It was an inner rush to help
him. I still rejoice at sending
him the money.
And then something wonderful began to
happen.
I suddenly got a call from a person who
wanted me to co-author
his book, a job that ended up paying me
many times over what I had
given away.
And then a publisher in Japan contacted
me, wanting to buy the
translation rights to my best-selling
book, Spiritual Marketing.
They, too, offered me many times what I
had given Mike as a gift.
A true skeptic can say these events are
unrelated. Maybe in the
skeptic’s mind, they aren’t. In mine, they
are.
When I gave money to Mike, I sent a
message to myself and to
the world that I was prosperous and in
the flow. I also set up a
magnetic principle that attracted money
to me: As you give, so you
will get.
Give time and you’ll get time.
Give products and you’ll get products.
Give love and you’ll get love.
Give money and you’ll get money.
This one tip alone can transform your
finances. Think of the
person or persons who have inspired you
over the last week. Who
made you feel good about yourself, your
life, your dreams, or your
goals?
Give that person some money. Give them
something from your
heart. Don’t be stingy. Come from
abundance, not scarcity. Give
without expecting return from that
person, but do expect return.
As you do, you will see your own
prosperity grow.
That’s the Greatest Money-Making Secret
in History!
"If you see it, touch it.
If you touch it, feel it.
If you feel it, love it.
If you love it...Give it."
Because NOTHING speaks to the
UNIVERSE louder, of your
BELIEF in self, abundance, and love, than
giving.
And when the Universe hears, more will
be added unto you. NOT AS
A REWARD, but because you truly
believed... in self, abundance,
and love.

Her curve

Is everyday too much?

For every 10 (f) I click one (m)

Nawaoo... May they rest in peace.

Until we're fully civilized tribalism will never end.

Gone are the days