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Technology Market › Re: cheap Bold 6 For sale by redcliff:
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Celebrities › Re: Lola Omotayo Defends Peter's Photo With Street Hustlers In Canada by redcliff: 4:29am On Sep 19, 2013
spicyp: At the END,wen the TIME is right,all THINGS will wrk 2geda for em dat fear God
[size=14pt]mumu kill you./.[/size]
Music/Radio › Re: NBC Bans Wizkid's 'The Matter' And Phyno's 'Man Of The Year by redcliff: 1:09am On Sep 18, 2013
homesteady: I think they should be fining them for explicit lyrics! The banning of songs is kinda inefficient! cheesy
This is my 2000 post on NL! This calls for a celebration of life well spent! gringrin
Life well spent, did u die? Rme*
Family › Re: Is My Son's School "Over Teaching?" by redcliff: 10:52pm On Sep 17, 2013
[quote author=tpia.]You are sensitive to what YOU perceive as criticism, not to mention your chip on the shoulder makes you see every comment that doesnt tow your line, as an insult, yet you open a thread for people to rain abuse on your alleged child's school, on your behalf.

Typical nler.

The only thing i'm gleaning from your rant is you dont want anyone asking why dont you change your child's school ( lets assume you are not role acting), but instead are looking for who will help you abuse schools in general.

Boko haram things?[/quote]Er..u need to understand his reply to your first comment outshined both of your comments by raking in a lot of likes which means more people are with him on this. So I think u need to stfu. Abi? Lol.
Romance › Re: Crazy Ways To Spark Up Your Relationship by redcliff: 12:56pm On Sep 17, 2013
Men, if you are washing her underwear abeg standup and do it, no squat or sitdown. U might just look like a jackass. Lmao!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Employment Test: 1+1=? Justify Your Assertion by redcliff: 7:54am On Sep 16, 2013
SilaV: It depends on the perspective with which an individual wants to view the equation.For instance,if we were to look at it from mathematics angle,then the following conditions would apply:
(1) The number bases you are working with.If it were to be base ten,then the answer would be 2.However,if it were to be base two,the answer would be "10"(pronounced one-zero)
(2)The operation the cross symbol represents.That is,the concept of binary operation would be looked at.In binary operation,the cross or plus sign is not regarded as the "normal addition" operator.Any sign that comes in-between two numbers in binary operation is often expressed as "opertion".For example, 1+1 is read as "one operation one".Of course, in binary operation if the plus sign actually means addition,then one of the rule would apply;1+1= 1.
Again, if the equation is to be looked at from social perspective,then the institution of marriage would come to mind.In marriage: 1+1=1
Just my contribution.
No straight minded interviewer of examiner would approve ur crap explanation. If it was me, u'l never have that job. Rather, I would give it to the most humorous answer I get.
Politics › Re: Dokubo, Fasehun, Uwazurike, Al-mustapha, Others Meet In Anambra by redcliff: 3:55pm On Sep 13, 2013
take dat: Fasheun is the most irresponsible Yoruba elder on the face of earth. He has turned to Al-Mustapha's carrier bag, traveling the length and breadth of the country bearing placards of questionable patriotism. A self-serving and manipulative 75-year-old man in the midst of other mercenary interests his kids age, all forming ethnic champion(s).
Lol. You gave them DAT'
Health › Re: Guys, How Often Do You Change Your Boxer Shorts? by redcliff: 2:12pm On Sep 13, 2013
DarqChild: Daily...Its one habit I learnt while in Sec school. I don't wear a boxer more than a day.
Gbam!! Once a day. Its not more than 500. Go to the market with 5k and purchase the shit out of the boxers and feel like a boss changing it once a day men..boys wear boxers, men wear pants. Gbam!
Gaming › Re: The First Game You Played? by redcliff: 2:06pm On Sep 13, 2013
You used game boy color. You are a young child na.. We used the first game boy wey no get any color at all. I remember I took my friends own and hid it just to play it on my own all the time. Chei. Mario, legend of zelda.
Car Talk › Re: Golf 3 Manual by redcliff: 6:37pm On Sep 10, 2013
just uploaded mine to dropbox for you/ check it out.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/o7m8dgbgls9snwh/golf_mk3_manual.pdf
Music/Radio › Re: Ice Prince Ft. French Montana - I Swear by redcliff: 2:02am On Sep 10, 2013
[size=14pt]bullzshit[/size]
Politics › Re: Ex-militant Tompolo Buys A Private Jet by redcliff: 12:17am On Sep 10, 2013
[size=14pt]now, i truly believe this country is a joke. lol[/size]
Music/Radio › Re: An Open Letter From A Passionate Fan To Olamide by redcliff: 6:33pm On Aug 20, 2013
ejifranks: i beg to disagree... Just like the OP reasoned, releasing too much songs at close intervals has a greater adverse effect on an artiste... There are songs that would just swallow up the glory of other songs which would have done well.. also the rate of promo per song will be affected and many good songs might not be even heard at all.. moderation is the key.... Build your brand on consistency with a bit of anticipatory touch on your fans and listeners
But consistency is what olamide is giving to us right now...he shouldn't drop anything for 6months and see what happens to him. That's when one small boy from nowhere would just crop up and collect his shine..
Music/Radio › Re: An Open Letter From A Passionate Fan To Olamide by redcliff: 11:20am On Aug 20, 2013
airmark: Really on point. He should not go the way of 9ice.
[size=14pt]Olamide's case an Nice's case are different. Olamide drops hit tracks while Nice or kini oruko e, lost focus and started singing crap song. Op I agree with you to some point but disagree that the release of alot of song within short periods would kill the "olamide" brand. That was what built the "olamide" brand instead. Olamide's story is the definition of a nobody working his way to the top without the help of anyone. At this stage he is he has to still remain relevant. Only a P-square can wait for 2 years and release an album or a song and people would still embrace them. Olamide cant do that..[/size]
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Avoiding Job Scams by redcliff: 11:00am On Aug 20, 2013
[size=14pt]in yuzedo's voice, "tenk"[/size]
Politics › Re: Patience - Amaechi And His Wife Refused To Pay Me Condolence Visit by redcliff: 10:48am On Aug 20, 2013
[size=14pt]lol. is it by force? How can i eat in the same plate with someone who wants my downfall?[/size]
Car Talk › Re: Fuel Pump Pressure Musings. Technical Inputs Needed. by redcliff: 8:46pm On Aug 16, 2013
Ikenna351: If you really want to know how good your fuel pump is, get a fuel pressure gauge. The gauge can also be use to determine how good your FPR (Fuel Pressure Regulator) is, if your car has it. Though, its easier to test FPR without pressure gauge via the FPR vacuum line.

But for my Peugeot, the SV D9, my diagbox tells me the state of the fuel pump, since the engine ECU controls the fuel pressure of the car via the fuel pump. That is, the ECU increases or decreases the fuel pressure via the fuel pump, depending on the rpm, since the engine lacks FPR.

Notwithstanding, Fuel pressure gauge is my next on the "to purchase list". Probably before the end of the month. It cost 15k or so in Abuja. Unfortunately, the quality of the one i saw wasnt encouraging. Will see how it goes. I just want to have it.

Ikenna
Ikenna, he asked a pertinent question which you did not answer and which is (A) Can one intentionally swap the fuel pump in the car for a pump with a higher pressure rating without an adverse effect to the car? E.g the toyota hilux fuel pump has a pressure of about 11 bar (guess). would it be okay to fix a pump with a rating of 14 bar? . I believe alot of people are waiting for an answer to this particular question because it affects us greatly in the sense that that's the standard recommendation by most mechanics these days..
Car Talk › Re: Number Plate: FRSC To Impound Vehicles Oct 1 by redcliff: 8:30pm On Aug 16, 2013
[size=14pt]lol, they better go and rent the camp ground Adeboye wants to build the new 3km church otherwsise Lagos would not contain Impounded cars. I dey wait to watch. Lmao!![/size]
Car Talk › Re: Original 'danfo' Bus Production Comes To An End by redcliff: 7:54pm On Aug 16, 2013
[size=14pt]forget, with the way this bus is now, fresh out the oven I fit use am pickup chicks on the road men. I love the smell of fresh products. grin[/size]
Science/Technology › Re: Hairy Dog Portrayed As African Lion In Chinese Zoo Exposed by redcliff: 6:23pm On Aug 16, 2013
What's d difference between this one and a lion abeg? Lmao!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Long After NYSC Did You Get A Job? by redcliff: 12:41pm On Aug 16, 2013
oddy4real: I started applying for jobs immediately I started NYSC. after some months of frustration, I got a well paying job as an Editor with a popular internet newspaper in Nigeria. I am well paid and I work from anywhere I am.
Just yesterday, I got a DREAM job with one of Nigeria's top law firms. I will keep the two jobs and maximise my time and the money.

I am stil serving with 2 months to go.
That's what people like omni_sparrow fail to do. They are always bent on following the bandwagoned status quo.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Long After NYSC Did You Get A Job? by redcliff: 10:49am On Aug 16, 2013
Emmy9ite: Everybody is looking for a job but nobody wants to create jobs. A wise man once said, "if you find yourself on the side of the majority, pause and think twice"
Entrepreneurship is what the youths need to embrace. if you own a one man business, you are self employed, you are an entrepreneur when you create jobs for others.
I believe I will create jobs for more Nigerians than Dangote and Adenuga before I get to 40.
That's my point exactly before one disgruntled fellow attacked me. Youths these days are afraid to take charge!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Long After NYSC Did You Get A Job? by redcliff: 9:43am On Aug 16, 2013
[quote author=Omni_Sparrow]Er...don't think bad of me but I think u need a gud slap. Think of it as a manual reset. It has helped lots of other id1ots. You are where you are cos you know your worth abi? Shallow.[/quote]I don't have the time to go back and forth with you disgruntled loquacious graduated scoffer. Like I said earlier, its graduates like you who don't know their worth that keep spending so much time at home after service year because you are chained with the idea that it must be a paid job after serving. What happened to your brain and how its supposed to work for you? all those long holidays before transiting into another school level? I guess you whiled it away playing snooker in your neighbourhood and watching Paloma with your mother and sisters . After grad, I started up my personal business and it was going pretty well before the offer came. That's the worth I'm talking about. Like I said, nigeria graduates like you don't know their worth. Don't bother replying because I won't read it neither would I reply you.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Long After NYSC Did You Get A Job? by redcliff: 9:31am On Aug 16, 2013
baron2000: So you situation is not the grace of God abi? It is due to your smartness. Please learn humility in your achievement. Everyone has an appointed time from God.

For me, i got mine 6 months after POP. Though i rejected 2 along the way.
No calm down don't get me wrong man. Its not even about humility. I'm only responding to the topic.for the fact I did not acknowldge the hand of God in the comment does not mean I don't know it was by his grace and not by my wits.I'm saying so because I did not even get an interview. I was recommended for the job. Yes everyone has an aPpointed time and mine was then man.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Long After NYSC Did You Get A Job? by redcliff: 11:04pm On Aug 15, 2013
[size=14pt]Lol. was still serving when i got my current job. Awesome stuff..Nigeria Graduates dont know their worth and thats why they arre where they are today[/size]
Travel › Re: Choose One. Start A Business In Nigeria Or Sent Abroad To Study by redcliff: 1:21pm On Aug 15, 2013
[size=14pt]I think i would just go to school. With 3m, you can get really cheaper schools and have "take care of me" change. There is an invaluable wealth of exposure travelling out of your country gives an individual.[/size]

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