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Interesting.

Thanks for pointing that out, I actually tried posting it elsewhere. I Couldn't, maybe you could point me on the right path?

Swit up: Hey op, that's a nice one... Thanx, Gracias, Merci, Alligratto....

But op, dont u think u're postin this on a wrong thread.......?? I think it'll fit in perfectly in another thread

There are so many ways of tackling bad habits, But attacking the problem
head-on may not be the
answer.


The pin oak tree (quercus
palustris for you budding

dendrologists) provides a fitting
metaphor. One feature of this
tree is that it retains its leaves
during the winter months.

Though the leaves die in the

fall, they remain attached to

the oak’s branches until the

new leaves appear in the spring
and push the old ones off the
branch.

You could, of course, remove
these leaves by hand. But that
is a time-consuming and
pointless exercise. The leaves
will come off on their own when

the new growth appear in the
spring (Rainy season).


Bad habits are similar. You can
focus your attention on

eliminating them. Or, you can

focus on developing positive

habits. As you do so, you will

naturally—and more easily—

remove the bad habits.

Psychologists refer to this as
sublimation.


For example, you could focus on:

> Eating tasty, fresh vegetables
instead of eliminating junk food.


> Drinking eight glasses of water
a day instead of cutting down
on your coffee intake.


> Complimenting your spouse

instead of breaking your
pattern of arguing


> Reading more books instead of
cutting down the time you
spend surfing the Internet.


> Praying for what you need
instead of worrying about what
you don’t want


> Intentional relaxing rather than
smoking


> Taking up hiking rather than
changing your sedentary
lifestyle.


I believe u You get the idea.
The main point is to focus on
building a good habit rather
than eliminating a bad one.

;DLet me breathe life into this thread.

*Breathes life into thread*

Bro, this looks like hogwash, stinks like one too.

[quote author=Mynd_44]So, What is the latest?[/quote]

This thread reeks of joblessness, and just like your name. GB (Gbeborun).
What business has Seun's status got to do with you.

No other eligible bachelor in your hood eh?

"I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."
- Voltaire

KORREKT BRO! .. Where are you serving?

[quote author=dl_jbd]Hehehehehehe...e dn show @last[/quote]

Mine's June 16. Open the flood gates {sic} and let the fireworks begin..

sexyshe: Mine is june 16.

How many of y'all are active on twitter?

Too many eggheads up in here jare..

Hahaha.. See your mouth!

[quote author=Mynd_44]I will rather stick with the "touch and follow" baba gave me[/quote]

Sorry bro.. Boys don almost spend theirs finish for here

[quote author=dl_jbd]damn! Ogun alert neva shw Ooo! Hoping it wont exceed 2mao.[/quote]

Eeeeeeewww! I hope the cub bites off her left n¡pp1e.

This Bleaching "Kraze" is alarming..

.. I see this HOUSE is quite BIG

I Wonder why I didn't see the house on time.

^^ Doesn't even know what a dog is, confuses himself into believing he's one..

Yeah, its like waiting for your ship at the airport {sic}

^^ Thats his nickname. Mkpii

In which country have women ever been better drivers?

I could shoot lotsa holes in this piece, but I ain't..

She's a wannabe that even wannabe's would deny.

[quote author=Mynd_44]The girl is a wannabe of a wannabe[/quote]

98% Rubbish! Bloody waste of precious time.

What kind of crowd did you roll with while growing up?

All I can say is, "Change comes from within"

Stop your sick a,s.s whining, and ask yourself some pertinent questions about the things you aren't doing right.

#Shikena

Singaporeans have reacted to a survey depicting them
as the world’s most emotionless people with many saying the city state’s competitive culture leaves them no room for feelings. “Singaporeans are the least likely in the world to report experiencing emotions of any kind on a daily basis,” US- based pollster Gallup said in a report on a three-year study conducted in more than 150 countries.

The Philippines came out as the most emotional society in the world, with Latin American countries dominating the top of the list. Media in Singapore, one of the world’s wealthiest and most stable societies, gave prominent coverage to the report, setting off some strong reactions.

“Where got time to laugh? Wake up, must fight for place on trains, lunch time, must fight for place to sit down and
eat, go home must fight for place on trains,” Edward Alexzandra Peters wrote on Facebook.

Kok Leong commented on Yahoo! Singapore: “It’s so stressful to be living in Singapore. Our mind is all about $$$ — how to survive, how to raise family, tax, etc. Nothing is free here.” Another commentator wrote on Yahoo: “We have everything, and yet we have nothing.

No one in this country actually lives life to the fullest; we merely exist. To our government, we are nothing more than a statistic.” “How can Singaporeans be the most emotionless in the world
when they complain the most every day? I’m baffled,” said a post by Melody on Twitter.

Gallup said it surveyed about 1,000 respondents 15-years-old
and above in each country annually between 2009 and 2011. They were asked if they felt five positive and five negative emotions the previous day. The negative feelings were anger, stress, sadness, physical pain, and worry, while the positive emotions were feeling well-rested, being treated with respect, enjoyment, smiling and laughing a lot, and learning or doing something interesting.

Only 36 per cent of Singaporeans said they felt any of the emotions, Gallup said. Culled from [AFP]

The bullets coming out of your gullet is despicable.

@Op, You are worried he hasn't made any moves to bed you, and you've started reading meaning to his words. Thumbs up girl!

Don't let your imagination get the best of you.

Calm down and stop imagining things that ain't there.

Sweetlemon: He said at this "stage" of life. He's done with the dating thingy. Besides, Did I say I asked him to be my boyfriend?
Please o! Read my post well
And as for looking for another guy to "spend my emotions on" well, thanks but I think I already have one in him. We do everthing bfs and gfs do except sex. PLUS, he's a terrific friend. I have no problem with him. I'm only in suspence as per what he means by buying a bed and me waiting till he buys a bed

Yeah, thats the essence.. Marriage isn't by force.

acidtalk: Truth be told, Not EVERY Man or Woman will get married.