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dharay99:

fuçkinq seconded.

hymn 470

Fredahlicious:
hm tinking of joing u na ada in parish..i wanna b a rev sister too

no no....2 rev sistas will do!

Princecalm:
are you Kyle XY

one of my nicknames back in high school

Fredahlicious:
joking tho..

e be like say na 'k' dey reign now.....oya
K.

Fredahlicious:
lolz...dnt mind me..cnt u write a novel 4 me using my name

i resemble Shakespeare?

abeg, can we reduce the amount of big words we use in here? it has scared the over 200 youths dat signed up for this thread in the early pages.


Thanks!

Osamuyipeace:
Nice one. you are correct

really?

guess am improving then!




hymn 469

Fredahlicious:
nd hu sys he wrote dem to u.. lolzzzz..kip day dreaming..only God know aw many a

#singing jealousy by Saheed Osupa

Ada96:
oshey mathematician

*takes a bow*

Pukka36:
If that's what U think,fine!

no, it aint what i think....

ada shey u hear^^^^
forget dat hector guy jare...

Pukka36:
Shey U dey form like say U nr see where I tag yhu

so u will have a mockery opportunity against me? no way!

I personaly love Saddam's own....just a signed letter! gbam!!

*yawns*
some folks would get so tired of those women in romance section, they will now come here to start looking for sweet sixteen,
anyways, "GROUNDNUTED OIL"
*stretches and goes back to sleep*

Fredahlicious:
lolz..lyk me bahhhh..
i feel bad abt it tho..weneva i see derz i question..i quicly scroll past d quote to d next..i dnt even attempt lookng @ d quest

u have get it

Fredahlicious:
u sound as tho dey toook a large sum of money frm u..lyk 5k recharge card

wait, did u read wat i typed sef....did u see where i said "how much is money
anyways, come and steal #5 maggi in lagos here....then let somebody 'mistakenly' shout Ole!....
that day ehn, u'll knw the diff. between six and half a dozen

http://edscienceblog..com for free 2GB from etisalat.
What should he do to the pastor? https://www.nairaland.com/2429782/what-should-he-pastor

apologies..but just as suarez was on my aggressive list, this has to make it here too.

10. The Collar Bomb Bank Robbery
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This one may sound familiar to anyone who’s seen 30 Minutes or Less(movie), but the real story is far more tragic. In 2003, a middle-aged pizza deliveryman walked into a bank, handed the teller a note asking for the money in the vault — and then lifted his shirt to display a collar bomb around his neck and chest. After stealing the money, he got about 15 minutes away before state troopers arrested him.

He started screaming that he had been forced to perform the robbery and the bomb was going to go off. The police surrounded the area and waited for the disposal squad to arrive — but before they could get there, the bomb started beeping and blew up. The tale only gets stranger from there, with FBI investigators, a long paper trail of clues, and dead bodies hidden in freezers

9. Knightsbridge Security Deposit (1987)
amount stolen: £60 million
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Known to be a famous criminal in Italy, Valerio Viccei moved from his homeland to the UK in order to continue his devious activities along with one of his accomplices. Their target, Knightsbridge Safe Deposit Centre was known to have famous and popular clients and patrons. He planned on being a customer there so that he could rent a safe deposit box in order to gain access. On July 27, 1987 Valerio and his companions subdued the manager and employees, the bank was closed, and Viccei called for backup to ransack as much cash as he could, amounting to £60 million. He could have gotten away clean to Latin America if he did not return to get his beloved Ferrari.

8. Harry Winston Heist (2008)
amount stolen: $108 Million

One of the most downright brazen robberies in recent memory was the Harry Winston Heist. It went down in 2008 when a group of four men stormed into one of Paris’s most exclusive jewelry stores and made off with $108 million in diamonds. The men were disguised as women and armed with a .357 Magnum and a hand grenade. They quickly herded the employees and customers into a corner and started breaking open display cases. After filling a suitcase with precious stones, they made their escape. No one from this robbery has ever been arrested with police suspecting that the robbers– whom they’ve nicknamed “The Pink Panthers”– are a part of a larger criminal organization of Yugoslavians that may have been responsible for a number of other high profile jewelry heists. In the meantime, a $1 million dollar reward is still up for grabs for any information leading to the arrest of the robbers.

7. SMBC London Robbery (2007)
Amount stolen: $300 Million
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network of offshore accounts had been prepared, passwords and matching account details secretly intercepted. Using the stolen information, a team of foreign hackers smuggled into the bank dispatched payment orders to every corner of the globe. Had the international gang succeeded in siphoning £229m out of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), they would have pulled off the largest robbery in British criminal history. The elaborate operation almost outwitted security systems on the Swift (Society For Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) payments mechanism. But unfortunately for the gang, some of the electronic forms had been filled in incorrectly.

6. The Great train Robbery (1963)
amount stolen: US $74 million
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The Great Train Robbery was the name given to a £2.3 million train robbery committed on 8 August 1963 at Bridego Railway Bridge, Ledburn near Mentmore in Buckinghamshire, England.
The Royal Mail's Glasgow to London travelling post office (TPO) train was stopped by tampered signals. A 15-member gang, led by Bruce Reynolds and including Ronnie Biggs, Charlie Wilson, Jimmy Hussey, John Wheater, Brian Field, Jimmy White, Tommy Wisbey, Gordon Goody and Buster Edwards, stole £2.3 million in used £1, £5 and £10 notes — the equivalent of £40 million (US $74 million) in 2006.
Although no guns were used in the robbery, the train driver, Jack Mills, was hit on the head with an iron bar, causing a black eye and facial bruising. The assailant was one of three members of the gang never to be arrested or identified. Frank Williams (at the time a Detective Inspector) claims to have traced the man, but he could not be charged because of lack of evidence. Mills recovered fully from the attack and died in 1970 from leukemia.

5. Brink’s-MAT Robbery (1983)
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The Brink’s-MAT robbery occurred on 26 November 1983 when six robbers broke into the Brink’s-MAT warehouse at Heathrow Airport, London. At the time, it was described as “the crime of the century”. The gang gained entry to the warehouse from security guard Anthony Black. The robbers thought they were going to steal £3 million in cash. However, when they arrived, they found three tonnes of gold bullion and stole £26 million worth of gold, diamonds and cash. Once inside, they poured petrol over staff and threatened them with a lit match if they did not reveal the combination numbers of the vault. Most of the three tonnes of stolen gold has never been recovered and four of the robbers were never convicted. According to the BBC, some have claimed that anyone wearing gold jewelery bought in the UK after 1983 is probably wearing Brink’s-MAT.

4. The Northern Bank Robbery (2004)
amount stolen: US$50 million
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In December of 2004, the robbery was carried out by a large, proficient group of thieves making it one of the biggest bank robberies in British history. On the night before the heist, two different groups of armed men disguised as police visited the homes of two officials of the Northern Bank. Once at the homes, they held the families hostage at gunpoint. The following day when officials were sent to work, some remained with the families being held hostage while others waited until the bank closed and the bank officials gave admittance to other members of the gangs. After the cash was stolen, it was transferred from three different vehicles and family members were shortly released before midnight. With only one person being convicted of money laundering. The investigation is still ongoing and the case remains unsolved.

3. The Graff Diamond Robbery

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The Graff Diamonds robbery took place on 6 August 2009 when two men posing as customers entered the premises of Graff Diamonds in New Bond Street, London and stole jewellery worth nearly £40 million (US$65 million). The robbers used the services of a professional make-up artist to alter their hair by using wigs, their skin tones and their features using latex prosthetics. The artist took four hours to apply the disguises, having been told that it was for a music video. Although the robbers were all eventually caught, as of yet none of the stolen jewels have been recovered.

McHenry99:
wrong

yeah i knw...just didnt want to be seen as an overlooker of questions