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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by abduldope(m): 10:37pm On Jun 12, 2017

pendragon35:
brodas abeg,am in 3lvl but honestly speaking am totally tired of schooling,but my mum won't hear don't just wat else to do.
#justweak.
The zeal is zero %‰

look who is talking, so you are in 300lvl and still complaining ?.

bruh my advice is if you are not opportune e.g like Frank case of migration or you can't afford to fly there and school then you better hold wetin you get tight just manage and graduate.
than end up 2-0.

my two cent tho

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by therealchase(m): 12:10am On Jun 13, 2017

Chelseafan1:
Yeah, i read your experience to her, maybe he was just forming or decieving me o, he felt that, the money is too much and thinking maybe it might have reduced....he was asking if it won't be more than 10k for the three of them.

LMAO get him the hospital contact maybe he'd beleive then.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by Chelseafan1: 2:37am On Jun 13, 2017

therealchase:
LMAO get him the hospital contact maybe he'd beleive then.

Lol, don't mind my uncle, he could just be acting. His family is already in Lag

Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by pendragon35(m): 5:45am On Jun 13, 2017

abduldope:
look who is talking, so you are in 300lvl and still complaining ?.

bruh my advice is if you are not opportune e.g like Frank case of migration or you can't afford to fly there and school then you better hold wetin you get tight just manage and graduate.
than end up 2-0.

my two cent tho

Nice shal,but broh futo fustration z outta hand.
too long to explain

Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by temi4fash(m): 11:22am On Jun 13, 2017

pendragon35:
Nice shal,but broh futo fustration z outta hand.
too long to explain

Chairman,

you better ensure to go to school and graduate well.

You cannot afford to quit cos of some challenges.

Am sure you still be funded by your parents or mum, Dont disappoint them,

Some people are working their ass off to fund themselves thru school you should be grateful you have someone who would not allow you quit.

America is not a bed of roses, if you want a great life you have to work like you dint pray and pray like you dont work.

You still school, try to improve your writing. Its necessary too much short hand is bad.

Shalom

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by Nobody: 2:09pm On Jun 13, 2017

pendragon35:
Nice shal,but broh futo fustration z outta hand.
too long to explain

What is d problem u are currently having in ur academic journey?

Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by Bossman(m): 2:27pm On Jun 13, 2017

Regarding the accident, you got it totally wrong! FrankNetter hit the guy from the rear, so he (FrankNetter) is at fault. Not the Mexican guy. FrankNetter is actually very lucky the guy (who may be illegal) decided not to get the police involved. Otherwise, Ffanknetter's insurance would have been fully liable for the guys repairs and any medical expenses. Had they chosen to file medical claims. I put it this way...FrankNetter hit the right person. LOL!

Originalsly:
Just caught up!...on accident. ... that's basically a hit and run. The guy should've settled with you on the spot...paid you cash.... otherwise.... call the Police. Any other agreement ... the Police would write a report which would serve as evidence if he fails to keep his promise. If he doesn't want to settle then the Police and your insurance should've been informed. If the cost of repairs is greater than the value of the car... the car would've been written off and you paid the value. As it is now... the truck driver can accuse you of hit and run. Always....either settle on spot or make a report.
On your new job... you got it good. You never know what Military vets know.... guess you now be like just going to hang out and get paid. In time he may arrange to have you drop the agency which is receiving a percentage of your pay. You'll make quite a bit more.
On predestination..... at times things happen for a reason..... if predestination is real... we can do nothing to change the outcome... so why even bother? ...you take care of today and tomorrow will take care of itself.
Great thread!

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by Originalsly: 3:46pm On Jun 13, 2017

Bossman:
Regarding the accident, you got it totally wrong! FrankNetter hit the guy from the rear, so he (FrankNetter) is at fault. Not the Mexican guy. FrankNetter is actually very lucky the guy (who may be illegal) decided not to get the police involved. Otherwise, Ffanknetter's insurance would have been fully liable for the guys repairs and any medical expenses. Had they chosen to file medical claims. I put it this way...FrankNetter hit the right person. LOL!

From the pic.... you are absolutely correct!...Frank got front damage so he's at fault!....and damn right. .. hit the right guy.... most likely didn't want Police involvement... unlicensed driver.... driving with suspended licence.... on illegal runs... uninsured vehicle... something not right for him to keep it moving just like that!... you sooo on point !

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by FrankNetter(op): 6:39pm On Jun 13, 2017

Bossman:
Regarding the accident, you got it totally wrong! FrankNetter hit the guy from the rear, so he (FrankNetter) is at fault. Not the Mexican guy. FrankNetter is actually very lucky the guy (who may be illegal) decided not to get the police involved. Otherwise, Ffanknetter's insurance would have been fully liable for the guys repairs and any medical expenses. Had they chosen to file medical claims. I put it this way...FrankNetter hit the right person. LOL!

Yup.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by pendragon35(m): 7:15pm On Jun 13, 2017

temi4fash:
Chairman,

you better ensure to go to school and graduate well.

You cannot afford to quit cos of some challenges.

Am sure you still be funded by your parents or mum, Dont disappoint them,

Some people are working their ass off to fund themselves thru school you should be grateful you have someone who would not allow you quit.

America is not a bed of roses, if you want a great life you have to work like you dint pray and pray like you dont work.

You still school, try to improve your writing. Its necessary too much short hand is bad.

Shalom

Noted!
But,why do we Africans have this mentality,that aside education one can't be successful. What a bad notion??

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by ttmacoy: 8:11pm On Jun 13, 2017

This link is for the visa bulletin and shows which applications are ready for interview. It is released monthly so you should check for your category.

There is an explanation of the categories so identify which category you fall under and you will see the date they are working on.

On the letter you received from USCIS or NVC there should be a reference to your priority date. This is the date they recovers your application. You will not be able to get an interview date until your priority date is past the current date they are working on as per the bulletin.

Chicksy:
So you saying its an Individual letter we are to receive concerning info on interview date and medicals?i want to be sure cos the first letter received is just for one of us. Thanx

Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by guiddoti: 8:58pm On Jun 13, 2017

pendragon35:
Noted!
But,why do we Africans have this mentality,that aside education one can't be successful. What a bad notion??

Go learn trade if you are tired. You shouldnt have told us in the first place.

Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by FrankNetter(op): 12:39am On Jun 14, 2017

Work mode

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by PDPGuy: 1:18am On Jun 14, 2017

^^
Wow. Which type of work do you do now?

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by PDPGuy: 1:19am On Jun 14, 2017

I'm glad that the grueling LSAT exam is over. O boy, a 4 and half hour exam no be beans o. Now, I'm just hoping I get a good score that would be enough to secure admission to one of the law schools here.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by therealchase(m): 3:02am On Jun 14, 2017

FrankNetter:
Work mode

programming is the future.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by Nobody: 3:14am On Jun 14, 2017

abduldope:
witches from your villa trying their best but

God got you covered bro

can we for once allow these witches sleep, he was drivibg fast,it's his fault.

everything is not spiritual you know

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by Nobody: 3:16am On Jun 14, 2017

pendragon35:
Noted!
But,why do we Africans have this mentality,that aside education one can't be successful. What a bad notion??

try ignorance.
Education is a good thing, I don't know how you measure success. Whatever you do, Do your best, don't discourage others from attaining greater heights

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by 1Rebel: 4:20am On Jun 14, 2017

Ezechinwa:
can we for once allow these witches sleep, he was drivibg fast,it's his fault.

everything is not spiritual you know

Where did this one crawl out from? undecided

Do you even know what a freeway is? Have you seen anyone driving slow on a freeway? If you don't know what the topic is about, I suggest you stfu.

Franknetter, more updates abeg grin

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by 1Rebel: 4:29am On Jun 14, 2017

Ezechinwa:
no I don't know what a freeway is, ignorant mumu.

keep on blaming witches and wizards for everything in your life. Ode

Cc: justwise

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by electronic(m): 6:02am On Jun 14, 2017

therealchase:
C# programming is the future.

Yeah Man C# Rocks!!
Unity3D things...
Simple and smooth language...
Not like JAVA lipsrsealed

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by skitkid2(m): 9:03am On Jun 14, 2017

Nigerians and hyping what does not really work.

I wonder how many graduates are using their certificate properly in this country.

80% of Nigerians are very delusional people

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by guiddoti: 9:16am On Jun 14, 2017

skitkid2:
Nigerians and hyping what does not really work.

I wonder how many graduates are using their certificate properly in this country.

80% of Nigerians are very delusional people

Even though, they aren't using these certificates, that shouldnt stop being educated.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by abduldope(m): 10:17am On Jun 14, 2017

Ezechinwa:
can we for once allow these witches sleep, he was drivibg fast,it's his fault.
everything is not spiritual you know

yea Right.

Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by abduldope(m): 10:19am On Jun 14, 2017*

Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by abduldope(m): 11:08am On Jun 14, 2017

FrankNetter:
Work mode

here is what i want to know

the above programs you're learning do knowledge for maths applies I.e mathslab or just coding languages like knowing how to write good codes without higher calculation been involved.

enjoy your work.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by electronic(m): 12:30pm On Jun 14, 2017

abduldope:
here is what i want to know

the above programs you're learning do knowledge for maths applies I.e mathslab or just coding languages like knowing how to write good codes without higher calculation been involved.

enjoy your work.

You don't need complex Maths like calculus but you still need some Maths Background. Like Geometry, some trigonometry, etc.
Programming is about logical principles.
Even Frank has a Medical Background and he is already playing with C#.
The real issue is finding the Passion to continue.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by temi4fash(m): 12:36pm On Jun 14, 2017

pendragon35:
Noted!
But,why do we Africans have this mentality,that aside education one can't be successful. What a bad notion??

Nobody is saying you cannot be successful without education.

What it does is it gives an edge, exposure, broadens your horizon, sharpens some of your talents and gift,

toughens you up among other things.

With education you tend to do things better..

You cant compare a successful doing his own thing with education, with another who is not so bro..

Baba education would do you more good than harm.

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Re: Yankee: through the eyes of a village boy. by guiddoti: 1:50pm On Jun 14, 2017

electronic:
You don't need complex Maths like calculus but you still need some Maths Background. Like Geometry, some trigonometry, etc.
Programming is about logical principles.
Even Frank has a Medical Background and he is already playing with C#.
The real issue is finding the Passion to continue.

Is integro-Differential not calculus? It depends on what you are coding. For a starter, he/she may start from simple mathematics code. But you will surely need calculus more for iteration than trigonometry. Trigonometry is just straight forward calculation code.

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