₦airaland Forum

spyder880:
Ejindu park, where I learned how to ride a bicycle in 1991

I was a complete "Egbe camp" through and through That is the place I grew up. We were the "boress " generation. Anybody who knows what the word means can relate to an era of technological innovation by children in that part of Enugu.

This park was well maintained with many facilities provided for our play.

obembet:


Dear Manchester United Board, kindly find another better Coach, don't allow Ole to turn Manchester United to Arsenal

Sebastine1994:
We keep saying RIP to every dead person.

Every carbon based life form will die one day, such is life and when you die, that is the end,

there is no heaven not hell, there is no afterlife.

Chief udala is dead, he would decay like every dead organism, even legacies will be forgotten. His son may inherit his wealth, but what if he is stupid in money management, everything chief udala has worked for will be gone in just one generation,

Leaving a legacy is a scam by religion to make you feel good, even dead people don't enjoy memorial service, but religion will tell you what you want to hear.

My point is this: once you are dead, its final. A living dog is better than a dead lion. If humans can work together, we would defeat death, death is just like every other disease.

Who says you will be bored if we become immortal? If humans can defeat death, we can defeat everything else

Rhado:
Angel will buy me another Vaseline once she’s out. Soap, Vaseline everything finished last night.

Enquires:
This happened last week na. MOD, are u just waking up from Coma