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What's that waft, has somone died . . . ![]()
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. . . having a ![]()
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@^ ![]() I've got the whole lift to myself x3 I've got an absolutely empty lift . . . ![]()
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[size=16pt]@^ [/size][size=16pt]@v[/size] Make up your mind-decision time, hmm? . . . ![]()
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Yepa-ripa! . . .
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It ponged like dead fish . . . ![]()
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Polly let a cracker loose x3 We all hold our breaths . . . ![]()
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@Topic There are always two sides Which is it in this case . . . ? Is it a Head? or a Tail? Decide after reading the first URL link - it is against and watching the second URL link's vids - it is for http://www.nigerianantichrist.com/interview-ladi.htm http://bewareofblasphemers./videos ![]() |
Pastor Adeboye's prophecy for 2009:@Topic Close call, too close for comfort Thank God Oshiomole is a local leader ![]() |
Image123:[size=16pt]@^[/size] Those quotes definitely rattled a cage . . . I bet the saying "when a shoe is thrown at a pack of dogs the one that got hit, is the one that yelps" is true then ![]() |
Jarus:@Olabowale Amigo when are you breaking this sabbatical? Your participation and inputs in the Religion forums satirical or otherwise are noticeably absent and missed Believe all is well . . . The devil is a liar, Jesus is the Messiah We love you bro' but God loves you more . . . ![]() |
Am Alone:[size=16pt]@^[/size] What? . . . PPl have rights? What kind of rights? . . . Civil rights, human rights or constitutional rights? Hmm, yeah, people are left Alone to browse NL and have rights to freely submit on NL too ![]() |
Banom:[size=16pt]@^[/size] Give a man an inch, he takes a mile . . . Give a man an inch, he thinks he is ![]() It's Seun's prerogative, to make decisions without been answerable/accountable to you, he's done the decent thing in responding promptly about his reassessment of the thread and the reconsideration. That should suffice, don't push it mate . . . ![]() |
. . . misconstrued for the accustomed Mama Charlie fart ![]()
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[size=16pt]@^[/size] It is easy to be an atheist when one is successful, in good heaith etc than the contrary is all I'll say for now . . . Image123:[size=16pt]@^[/size] My brother and fellow lord, [img]http:///apxj4z[/img] Well spotted, well said and mucho gracias for taking the baton . . . |
Cicero:[size=16pt]@^[/size] Cicero you might be on to something There is definitely a smell and it doesnt seem to smell right The pointers are: 1) How this thread got a Home page link (i.e. front page). It is likely because a Pastor E.A. Adeboye thread is a guaranteed traffic generator 2) Banon referencing Naijarita - a site owned by Seun 3) Seun is an "The Onion"enthusiast; a Fake News website akin to Naijarita 4) Someone is taking the mick or more than one have colluded to have us on or pull a fast one on us . . . There will be a "redeeming" ![]() of credibility, image, integrity and trust if the smell proves to be foul one . . . ![]() |
Banom:[size=16pt]@^[/size]I am contributing not to acquit or convict Pastor E.A. Adeboye . . . but hey Banon, you know well that the above website you referenced is a News satire website similar to the "the Onion" Everyone, except you, knows Naijarita News publish fake news . . . It is not uncommon for those not in the know to pick up news satire stories off websites of this sort and hastily post and protray them as real stories . . . In the future make sure you reference valid/proper News websites and not News satire websites (e.g. Naijarita News website, The Onion etc) to make a point or defence ![]() |
[size=16pt]@^[/size] Stop getting the hump, lighten up man besides you might just burst an artery with all that anger & fuming . . . Bite a chill pill or have a Kit-Kat, naimean? ![]() Of course getting oneself right with God, is the beginning of the candidacy for the kingdom of Heaven ![]() |
Last words of atheists M.F. Rich: "Terrible horrors hang over my soul! I have given my immortality for gold; and its weight sinks me into a hopeless, helpless Hell!" Thomas Paine "I would give worlds if I had them, that The Age of Reason had never been published. O Lord, help me! Christ, help me! . . No, don't leave; stay with me! Send even a child to stay with me; for I am on the edge of Hell here alone. If ever the Devil had an agent, I have been that one." Sir Thomas Scott: "Until this moment, I thought there was neither God nor hell; now I know and feel that there are both, and I am doomed to perdition by the just judgment of the Almighty!" Sir Francis Newport, the head of an English infidel club: "You need not tell me there is no God for I know there is one, and that I am in His presence! You need not tell me there is no hell. I feel myself already slipping. Wretches, cease your idle talk about there being hope for me! I know I am lost forever! Oh, that fire! Oh, the insufferable pangs of hell!" The last words of the atheist Mirabeau: "My sufferings are intolerable; I have within me a hundred years of life but not a moment's courage. Give me more laudanum that I may not think of eternity." Gibbon, the historian, a skeptic: "The present is a fleeting moment, the past is no more, and my prospect of futurity is dark and doubtful." Caesar Borgia: --- "While I lived, I provided for everything but death; now I must die, and am unprepared to die." Thomas Hobbs: --- "I say again, if I had the whole world at my disposal, I would give it to live one day. I am about to take a leap into the dark." Voltaire: --- "I am abandoned by God and man; I will give you half of what I am worth if you will give me six months' life." (He said this to Dr. Fochin, who told him it could not be done.) "Then I shall die and go to hell!" Robert Ingersoll: --- "O God, if there be a God, save my soul, if I have a soul!" (Some say it was this way: "Oh God, if there be a God, save my soul if I have a soul, from hell, if there be a hell!" ![]() |
[size=16pt]@^[/size] Ha-ha. It takes one to know one, innit . . . You would know, wont 'cha my friend <nudge> <nudge> |
a Royal fart . . . ![]()
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Mazaje: "He who begins by loving Christianity better than truth, Jagunlabi:[size=16pt]@^[/size]Ditto with me and totally agree . . . Couldn't say it better than the below . . . John 14:6: |
. . . an Angelic fart ![]()
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Agreeable noises?. . . Spot yourself in this audience wiv DGreatRock ![]()
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Capisce? . . . ![]()
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It was one of my earth-moving magic tricks darling . . . The infamous disappearing ![]()
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Two women who died in hotel suicide pact were longtime lovers, reveals mother By Daily Mail Reporter on 05th May 2009 Two women who committed suicide in a hotel room were lovers who had been together for years, the mother of one of them has revealed. The women, named in reports as Bose Ore, 30, and Frances Hamilton, were discovered in a bedroom of the Costello Palace Hotel in Finsbury Park, north London, just before lunchtime on Sunday. They had left a suicide note saying 'sorry for the inconvenience'. [img width=450 height=500]http:///d9hsok[/img] Deadly powder: Bose Ore, 30, was found dead with Frances Hamilton, her partner of several years The discovery of a powder in the room prompted police to evacuate the hotel and close off roads in the surrounding area, in what emergency services described as a chemical incident. A Met Police spokeswoman said the women were 'believed to have committed suicide by taking a noxious substance'. Officers are awaiting the results of post-mortem examinations. Ms Ore's mother Felicia told The Sun her daughter was the 'most gentle, friendly girl you could meet, with a real stubborn streak'. She added: 'Losing her is like losing one of my own arms.' Felicia, who is originally from Nigeria and now lives in Kensington, south-west London, said her daughter had left the family home in 2002 and had suffered from depression after losing her job as a childcare assistant. She said she met Frances, aged in her 50s, while being treated in a London hospital. 'They were partners for years. They loved each other. I knew Frances very well. The last time my daughter tried to take her life with an overdose, Frances would visit in hospital.' [img width=450 height=500]http:///czufco[/img] Costello Palace Hotel in north London where the two women were found dead The hotel owner said he found the women's bodies after noticing the note left under the door and immediately alerted the emergency services. Antonakis Chrysostomou, who is Cypriot, said the pair had been at the £60-a-night hotel for two nights and had signed themselves in as British on the register. He said: 'I saw a letter under the door and it said they had taken some poison. 'It said, 'Be careful with the spoon and the glass in the room. Sorry about the inconvenience'.' Police would not comment on the reports of a note but said nobody else was wanted in connection with the incident. 'We are waiting for the post-mortem results to come back,' a spokesman said. Hotel guest Graham Cannon, 43, from Halstead, Essex, visited London on Saturday to watch a music concert and said the dining room was packed when he had breakfast at 8.30am on Sunday morning. He said: 'Nothing seemed wrong at all then. We were laughing and joking with the manager. Everything was normal. 'You don't have to check out of here until 11am, so I suppose the staff didn't even find the bodies until after then.' Eileen Early, 43, from Great Dunmow, Essex, added: 'It's just awful when you think about it. It's such a shock to realise that this has gone on while we were inside the hotel.' Around 70 people are thought to have stayed at the Costello Palace on for SOURCE: Click here |
Two women who died in hotel suicide pact were longtime lovers, reveals mother By Daily Mail Reporter on 05th May 2009 Two women who committed suicide in a hotel room were lovers who had been together for years, the mother of one of them has revealed. The women, named in reports as Bose Ore, 30, and Frances Hamilton, were discovered in a bedroom of the Costello Palace Hotel in Finsbury Park, north London, just before lunchtime on Sunday. They had left a suicide note saying 'sorry for the inconvenience'. [img width=450 height=500]http:///d9hsok[/img] Deadly powder: Bose Ore, 30, was found dead with Frances Hamilton, her partner of several years The discovery of a powder in the room prompted police to evacuate the hotel and close off roads in the surrounding area, in what emergency services described as a chemical incident. A Met Police spokeswoman said the women were 'believed to have committed suicide by taking a noxious substance'. Officers are awaiting the results of post-mortem examinations. Ms Ore's mother Felicia told The Sun her daughter was the 'most gentle, friendly girl you could meet, with a real stubborn streak'. She added: 'Losing her is like losing one of my own arms.' Felicia, who is originally from Nigeria and now lives in Kensington, south-west London, said her daughter had left the family home in 2002 and had suffered from depression after losing her job as a childcare assistant. She said she met Frances, aged in her 50s, while being treated in a London hospital. 'They were partners for years. They loved each other. I knew Frances very well. The last time my daughter tried to take her life with an overdose, Frances would visit in hospital.' [img width=450 height=500]http:///czufco[/img] Costello Palace Hotel in north London where the two women were found dead The hotel owner said he found the women's bodies after noticing the note left under the door and immediately alerted the emergency services. Antonakis Chrysostomou, who is Cypriot, said the pair had been at the £60-a-night hotel for two nights and had signed themselves in as British on the register. He said: 'I saw a letter under the door and it said they had taken some poison. 'It said, 'Be careful with the spoon and the glass in the room. Sorry about the inconvenience'.' Police would not comment on the reports of a note but said nobody else was wanted in connection with the incident. 'We are waiting for the post-mortem results to come back,' a spokesman said. Hotel guest Graham Cannon, 43, from Halstead, Essex, visited London on Saturday to watch a music concert and said the dining room was packed when he had breakfast at 8.30am on Sunday morning. He said: 'Nothing seemed wrong at all then. We were laughing and joking with the manager. Everything was normal. 'You don't have to check out of here until 11am, so I suppose the staff didn't even find the bodies until after then.' Eileen Early, 43, from Great Dunmow, Essex, added: 'It's just awful when you think about it. It's such a shock to realise that this has gone on while we were inside the hotel.' Around 70 people are thought to have stayed at the Costello Palace on for SOURCE: Click here |
spikedcylinder:[size=16pt]@^[/size] People are not dying from queuing for oil alone . . . Spoke with naija last night, and was informed before this incident came to light here (i.e. this forum) today that OAPs (i.e. Old Age Pensioners) are left standing in the scorching sun for hours in a queue to pick up their pension entitlements Due to the prolong wait in the queue and exposure to the sun, at least five elderly people died Sad, very sad: Someone's pappy and/or big momma |
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