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What am I Doing?? |
Is she Lapacious?? |
Se somebody just dey come from Jupiter? |
We get any Militant here?? |
Se war don come?? The attack by Niger Delta Militants?? |
I dey attack u?? U no see my location?? |
Or u need a Teloscope or Zoom Lence?? |
Cant u read between the lines?? |
Swit D turn ur voice off plzzz |
Dont u know u've just committed a sin?? |
Or U need five loafs of bread and some fishes?? |
Didnt u read the NEWs by the CAster? |
Dont u understand the rules of engagement?? |
Bbee, are u trying to be born again?? |
Aren't U Missing?? u are really missing, but u are advised not to flip thru other pages |
Are u not Informed?? Or Dont u know that information is a key factor?? |
Newscaster?? Didnt i told u that this thread was undergoing Rehabilitation? |
Se u dont?? because ur person no dey there abi?? |
Did u also know ![]() Continental flight lands safely after pilot dies en-route?? NEWARK, N.J. – The Continental Airlines pilot who died on a trans-Atlantic flight from Brussels to Newark was in "perfect health" and fellow crew members initially thought he had just fallen asleep, his wife told a Houston television station. Craig Lenell, 60, had no known heart condition and underwent twice-a-year physicals, Lynda Lenell told KHOU-TV. "He was the kindest, gentlest man I've ever known. He would do anything for anyone," Lynda Lenell said. "He called me yesterday from Brussels to tell me he was bringing home some chocolate." Lenell died of a suspected heart attack midway through Continental Airlines Flight 61 on Thursday. Two co-pilots took over the controls. Passengers didn't know anything was wrong until they landed and were met by fire trucks, emergency vehicles and dozens of clamoring reporters. "I was shocked," said Dora Dekeyser, of Houston. "Nobody knew anything. |
Did u see my post Above? Thomas-Rasset's second trial actually turned out worse for her. When a different federal jury heard her case in 2007, it hit Thomas-Rasset with a $222,000 judgment. The new trial was ordered after the judge in the case decided he had erred in giving jury instructions. Thomas-Rasset sat glumly with her chin in hand as she heard the jury's finding of willful infringement, which increased the potential penalty. She raised her eyebrows in surprise when the jury's penalty of $80,000 per song was read. |
Do you know ?Jury rules against Minn. woman in download case?? MINNEAPOLIS – A replay of the nation's only file-sharing case to go to trial has ended with the same result — a Minnesota woman was found to have violated music copyrights and must pay huge damages to the recording industry. A federal jury ruled Thursday that Jammie Thomas-Rasset willfully violated the copyrights on 24 songs, and awarded recording companies $1.92 million, or $80,000 per song. |
Will U?? Dont make my life difficult pls? |
Can I ![]() |
Can I say it in Private?? |
welcomed na?? as discussed earlier |
No am not, Ok? Anytime u are welcomed |
Sure of what? |
Lysaaa how u dey Hope ur good? |
We are rehabilitating the game, ok? |
Wey the Guy him don chop d biscuit finish?? |
Why is everybody not having Pic on their profile Its all Privacy |
Do we really have to question once Privacy?? Bad experience can lead to anything, me have no objection if he doesnt want to explain |
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turn ur voice off plzzz