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@ Poster: You really don't have to fall 'under the anointing'. I'v never fallen (to the floor/ground that is) & used to be bothered that I might have a 'contrary spirit'. However, you can be overwhelmed by a teaching, testimony or anything @ that in a church or crusade and while others are sitting, you are standing; or crying or speaking in tongues. It's a moment of RHEMA. Note: it could be anywhere & anytime. Do you always need a pastor/preacher/MOG/congregation, ! No! I luv this passage: Ps. 51:6-12, 17,

This is sad. Really sad.

[/color][color=#006600]@ poster (CHICO): U couldn't have been more apt in your submission jare. Harsh?! Lailai, I no gree, in fact you Were lenient. With all these tactLESS wannabes!! Mumu generation of actors! Pshew, Can't really replay anything by Sam Dede! Liz & Regina for me from the list. And a lot of the older generation of Yoruba actors!

@ poster: are you for real? Lwkmd for the JENIFA intro, He doesn't type american!! Wat wont one hear in this place?!

:d!

Oops! Really relieved to see true responses. Poster there's no need being overtly sentimental over the NIGERIAN IMAGE if indeed we've got one to showcase. We can only pray & work towards it being positively re-branded! I luv my country but it's really taken a sad turn, 

@ poster: I'm a bit confused here. Is that an ad for a wife?! To the sponsoring part, in Yoruba land where you have the bride's family catering MAJORLY for a wedding ceremony & it so happens that the bride has been the one catering for her family, will it then be excused if she sponsors her own wedding under the guise that it's her family?! I'm just trying to juggle my thoughts,  

@ poster: why not concentrate on the babes without rings on! And please, how would you know nothing is happening with some with rings on?! Na wah o.

toxicguy:
who cares about the phone. if ur nice and friendly with a kind heart, thats more than enough.

lol. . .
so go reply my mail already sent one to ur box!

@ poster: Say what?! You finish up on all those in a month?! Every month?! Please I need to see YOUR face (for crying out loud)!
Except for now that I'm into SLEEK products (I still feel like breaking my friend's head for introducing them to me. Not cos there are bad, but I had to cough out 12k6 for 'em!!! & dat's not evri month o), I just couldn't be bothered with beauty products!

Why am I exclaiming sef?! You must be earning so much & do not have the so called 'responsibilities' like some of us. You are not complaining abi, just asking how much some of us spend abi? You already have mine up there but that's still NOT monthly. So, go figure how much,

One more thing: how do you keep up with the application ritual? Me curious.

i'd really be BIASED, so I'd just keep watching as things unfold.

@ opeyemi (sori ORPEYEMEEN): wat's wit d pix?!

lol, how are we agemates now? In fact I'm typing my mobile number for easier reach 08023, Do I take it u r also nice?
But I don't av an i-phone on offer! I'd giv u shout in a min!

haha now. Smurf & Toxicguy from "kinda phone" to ROMANCE! !

Anyways, me use: N81 (2gb) & nokia 2680,

I'm really hoping the software would help EASE TRAFFIC in Lagos! Someone's thot, lol,

wow, impressive responses so far!

and with your command of english you don't seem to have a huge problem! So go get a GCE form asap! Come to think of it, with all you've achieved so far, I beg to disagree YOU WASTED 12YRS! Take a chill pill on yourself and just love yourself! All da best,

too close to home! I kinda feel for him though,

May they continue to rest on in quiet peace,
I rarely cry when people die though because I've come to terms that it's inevitable.
But yes I've had times I cried, I cried when Senior Gloria Nwankwo died cos that was 1 senior that didn't deserve to die! That was the 1st time I'd cry at someone's death. The 2nd time was Damilola Taylor! They were not family members but the way of their deaths I struggled with within me,
Well, for those (us) usually left behind, I pray for God's strength to pull through and live on,

I DEDICATE BRANDY & TAMIA'S MISSING YOU [b][/b]

OH LORD HAVE MERCY! FOLKS HAVEN'T CHANGED ONE BIT ON NAIRALAND! ONE SIMPLE QUESTION AND SO MANY DIVERSE ANSWERS!
ANYWAY, THE ESSENCE OF BAPTISM IS A GENERAL DECLARATION OF ONE'S CHRISTIAN FAITH. AND IT HAS TO BE BY IMMERSION! IMMERSION! AND THAT AT AN AGE OF ACCOUNTABILITY! IT'S NOT SOMETHING DONE IN "SENSIBILITY ABSENTIALISM". YOU DO IT WITH AN AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING.
I GOT BAPTIZED IN A RIVER SOME YEARS AGO EVEN THOUGH I COULDN'T SWIM I WENT WITH THE BOLDNESS OF THAT WHICH I BELIEVED (STILL BELIEVE) IN.
, SHALOM,

Oh will you stop mentioning blood! Ha, just call it B or red juice. . Kai. . I don't want to see that 5-letters word anymore abeg.
I feel like someone is already drawing IT from my neck area!
Pleaseeeeeeeee. . .
Wait a sec.; Like how many minutes will it take for IT to be drawn from a donor?
Oh, I really don't wanna know.
_{talking about IT makes me wanna SCREAMMMMMMMMM
CRINGING ALREADY}

Ban it. Don't ban it.  
My point is IN WHAT WAYS DO THE NEW LAW ON ABUSE OF NAIRA BENEFIT US ALL?
Yeah yeah, I read about DAMAGING AND REPRINTING WITH TAX PAYERS' MONEY.
But fellow Nigerians aren't there more pressing situations to salvage or rectify?
This particular enforcement (to me that is), is not well TIMED rara.
Ha, these enforcers should have sleepless nights (or brainstorming) over MOST PRESSING ISSUES!

Hey dude, tell your friend to take up the engineering job. You cannot get BETTER & be BITTER (hehe, I formed this saying myself now now. You see what your story is doing already? INSPIRING SOMEONE ALREADY!)
It's well.

I t's all about PARTIALITY (do you remember that word?)

& I say eeya! E pele eyin pips. Although I've got a half-brother who my dad is renouncing (oops disown now ha). A love-child he had before he married my mom.
Maybe I'd get a bit of the frosty attitude from my half bro's mom cos of the brouhaha brewing now.
God help us.
It's well o jare.

Lot's of prayers, love, understanding and respect should do.
My sister once chose that path, hers was from reading different literatures and she developed some life-ideas that really scared my parents! While I'd say we were brought up in the church way, my parents weren't involved in church activities. And in all of the years my sister was indifferent to the christian faith, I didn't try to overdo things and she always looked for opportunities to question my christian faith which to her was boring (and there I was believing I was the face of the 21st century christian, bought all the hip gospel albums; went for jeans carnival/evangelism; joined a christian dance group).
But at the end of her sojourn through other belief systems she said my life encouraged her. & these days from her school in Ife, she sends me messages to inform me why she wouldn't be going to church on any sunday.
Also, she's come to terms that CHRISTIANITY IS A LIFE STYLE FASHIONED AFTER CHRIST AND THE BIBLE IS A POINTER TO DAILY CHRISTIAN LIVING.
She's also stopped using individuals as yardsticks to measure who is truly a christian. She is a lot better now and we get to joke about that phase of her life.
@: Inasmuch as I will not advocate for a forceful decision on the 13 year old, I'd suggest you find time to talk about her ideas, since she is your daughter. It might take some years though for her to see light. Don't stop believing.

@ SEUN: how come one religion is mumbo-jumbo & the other is what again . . .?  .
Thank God Christianity isn't a religion.

@ FAKETAN: I've never worked in that position. However, I've noticed the trend too and just tried to sum it up.

Overtime, they form some kind of bond that only working together can build. Also, the secretary gets to know a lot about her boss' moves. Also, the secretary gets to know her boss' moods. Also, the secretary becomes more involved in her boss' social world. Also, the secretary gets to block the boss' 'external runs' paving way for herself alone. Also,


Me taking a break now. . .

Stillwater I kinda like your response. Hilarious I most say.
Well, African Traditional Religion (ATR), formed a major part of my electives in the Uni; and I observed the all course was taught from a defensive angle (still wondering why).
But as for me and my house we will worship God and we strongly believe in the messiah called JESUS.
I never was a part of religion-transfer anyway. So bless the Lord oh my soul.

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Re: Best Colour For Valentine's Day?
« #8 on: January 29, 2008, 04:28 PM »

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Quote from: sagacious on January 29, 2008, 02:06 PM
Hello buddies,
Need information on colur of cloth, cake and gift item one can send to those we care for on day.



Brown Akara, white Cake, Black gift will show a sign of love to any partner

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Well laid out.

I'm not begging sha, but I could do with a Val-Outing.
Enuf yarns already!