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Romance / Re: When A Girl Stylishly Touch You - What Does It Mean? by sanyablaze(m): 11:02pm On Dec 23, 2014 |
woky:I don't think so, she always seems to deliberately place her hand, sometimes on my thigh and this could go on for like 30min and almost everyday. |
Romance / When A Girl Stylishly Touch You - What Does It Mean? by sanyablaze(m): 10:48pm On Dec 23, 2014 |
There is this girl in my crib. I have not been so attracted to her in anyway so much like that, but she is quite okay, recently, my Generator got spoilt, so I resorted to her room to charge my gadget, especially my laptop. She loves movies a lot and I got loads of that on ma system, so she would always ask us to watch movies together. What amazez me is that this girl will always find a way to move closer to me and touch any part of my body, she eventually leaves her hand or her feet on me for like 30minutes. Am getting attracted to her, but I don't wanna ask her out. I just want us to get down with eachother and nothing more. How do I make this happen? Advice from matured people please. |
Celebrities / Re: Wizkid Gets Recognized By The World's Most Popular Music Magazine by sanyablaze(m): 9:03am On Dec 23, 2014 |
slightlyMad:wetin this one dey talk |
Webmasters / Re: I Wanna Sell My Blog by sanyablaze(m): 10:21am On Dec 17, 2014 |
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Webmasters / Re: I Wanna Sell My Blog by sanyablaze(m): 11:06pm On Dec 15, 2014 |
dhtml18:come pay N1 . The content of the blog is invaluable. We let our lives be decided by some stupid algorithm. Reason y Africa lags so behind 1 Like |
Investment / Re: "How To Start Winning And Stop Losing Anytime You Bet" by sanyablaze(m): 5:15pm On Dec 15, 2014 |
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Webmasters / Re: I Wanna Sell My Blog by sanyablaze(m): 4:59pm On Dec 15, 2014 |
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Romance / What Do You Buy In Eateries For A Girl You Just Met by sanyablaze(m): 4:58pm On Dec 15, 2014 |
As for me, I try to make it so simple and just go for a drink of her choice and 1piece of snack. I won't even ask her what she cares for. I just ask what kind of drink she takes and goes straight to the counter to get it What about You |
Politics / Re: IG Orders High Alert As Policemen Threaten To Embark On Strike by sanyablaze(m): 6:49am On Dec 12, 2014 |
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Webmasters / Re: I Wanna Sell My Blog by sanyablaze(m): 2:52pm On Dec 09, 2014 |
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Webmasters / Re: I Wanna Sell My Blog by sanyablaze(m): 7:36pm On Dec 07, 2014 |
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Webmasters / I Wanna Sell My Blog by sanyablaze(m): 4:32pm On Dec 07, 2014 |
Religion / What Section Of Church Service Do You Love The Most by sanyablaze(m): 3:38pm On Dec 07, 2014 |
As for me, I love the part where we say the GRACE |
Romance / Re: Advice Please: My Neighbour's Wife Wants Me To Have An Affair With Her by sanyablaze(m): 8:42am On Dec 07, 2014 |
Pack Commot for the area. |
Celebrities / Re: American Celebrities Who Traced Their African Roots by sanyablaze(m): 4:57pm On Dec 04, 2014 |
asodeboyede:Ki leleyi nso Odo Ko, Okun ni |
Romance / If Your Girlfriend Bring Her Friend To Meet You In An Eatery by sanyablaze(m): 2:31pm On Dec 04, 2014 |
What Will you Do |
Jokes Etc / Re: If This Was Your Salary by sanyablaze(m): 8:34pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
FrontPage Things If Mohammed no go meet mountain, mountain go go meet mohammed |
Jokes Etc / If This Was Your Salary by sanyablaze(m): 7:18pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
If the last 5 digits of your phone number was your salary. How much will it be Mine is 86 420 |
Politics / So NIGERIA was cursed!!! Too Bad by sanyablaze(m): 11:38pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
WE ARE NOT BLESSED. "Forty nine innocent little boys were butchered by Boko Haram in their schools on November 10, 2014 as they resumed class in Yobe state. The question must be asked: is there any limit to the depravity of these monsters and those that secretly support and encourage them? I may not know much but one thing that I know is this: the spilling of innocent blood has terrible consequences for both the land on which it is spilt and for those that spill it. I am talking about long-term generational consequences. This is the more so when that blood is the blood of children. Our girls are kidnapped from their schools, abducted, raped, married off and sold into slavery and we call ourselves blessed. Our little boys are bombed to smithereens in their schools, their young lives are snuffed out, there is no sense of outrage and no one is brought to book yet we call ourselves blessed. Our level of sensitivity has been seared to a point that we don’t care anymore and we are no longer moved when we hear about the horrors being inflicted on our people yet we call ourselves blessed. When will we appreciate the fact that there is something fundamentally wrong with us? I had every reason to feel so sad on the day that the news from Yobe came but my initial sadness was quickly overwhelmed by a deep and burning rage. The saddest aspect of it all is that even now, most Nigerians still can’t see or feel that evil despite the daily bombings, killings, abductions and kidnappings. The truth is that until Boko Haram takes over the entire north and knocks on the gates of the south, Nigerians will continue to act as if the whole thing is no big deal and that whatever atrocities that Boko Haram commit really doesn’t matter. That is how short-sighted, insensitive, depraved and ignorant we have become. We are a people that have no conscience and we no longer care when our citizens are treated like filth or slaughtered like flies. There is no other country and no other people in the world that suffers from our particular type of affliction. We are suffering from a strange disease. Nigeria is not blessed, she is cursed and she is in dire need of deliverance. If we were not cursed how can we act as if all is well and how can we be normal after 49 of our school children were bombed to death in one fell swoop. This single outrageous and horrendous act is enough to traumatise most nations and most people for the next ten years, but not us. Most of us are indifferent: we shut it out and act as if it never happened. We are a strange land of strange men and women. We are a land where the nepthalim hold sway. We are a land that enjoy to watch others suffer injustice, persecution and wickedness and where the youth would rather rant on facebook and twitter than risk their lives by marching on the streets and demanding change. We are a land that despise the learned and that celebrate ignorance. We are a land that hates the truth and that worships mammon. We are a land where courageous and righteous men suffer hardship, humiliation, injustice and persecution whilst evil men are reverred and exalted. We are a land that claims to love God but that does everything that is contrary to His counsel and His will. We are a land where brother eats sister and where sister eats brother. We are a land where parents trade off the future, the destiny and the glory of their own children for a pittance and where men sell their souls to the devil for fame, power and wealth. We are a land where children are killed and maimed, where women are dehumanised and turned into desperate harlots by virtue of the circumstances in which they are forced to live and where evil is nurtured, encouraged and glorified. We are a land that continues to dance, to make merry and to rejoice even as it’s weakest and most vulnerable citizens are butchered and even when it’s very own children are slaughtered like christmas turkeys and sallah rams. I see all this and I say shame on us all: from the highest to the lowest we have all failed. From the pauper to the prince and from the servant to the king we are all guilty. Shame on us, more than 8thousand nigerians have died and over 1million have become homeless becoming refugees in their own country..800thousand have fled to neighbouring countries, Yet we pretend as if nothing is wrong. Eagles played last night in uyo without holding a minute silence in respect for the dead boys and u expected them to win? We are a heartless nation. Our hope and salvation lies in one thing and one thing alone: the love of the Lord God of Hosts, the mercy of the Ancient of Days and the grace of the Living God. I have little doubt and abundant evidence to prove that He still loves us despite the evil that is inherent in us... A couple of weeks back a courageous Canadian soldier was killed by an insane terrorist who stormed the Canadian Parliament and who held their political leaders hostage until he himself was killed. The whole world rose up and condemned this callous act and rightly came to a standstill. Most importantly the Canadian government and people honoured the dead and paid him tribute after tribute. It was very moving and highly appropriate. That soldier deserved no less. Everyone in Canada, and indeed throughout the civilised world, was talking about it and people were very sad. That is how normal people and normal countries are meant to react to such things and that is how sane and civilised people are expected to behave. Yet in Nigeria it is not so. In this country hundreds of our people are slaughtered in 100 different ways and abducted every week and there is no sense of panic or alarm. There are no tears, there is no urgency, there is no passion, there is no anger, there are no demonstrations or demands for those that commit this evil to be brought to justice, there is no support for our security agents and military, there is no sense of national outrage and most important of all there is no genuine empathy or sympathy for the victims and casualties of terror even though most of them are women and children. It is just business as usual and our nation is flying on auto pilot. Let us hope and pray that we don’t eventually go into free-fall and crash. |
Education / Re: The Richest Guy In Unilag Finally Graduates by sanyablaze(m): 11:04pm On Nov 20, 2014 |
himkers:UNIAbuja? U mean that state school? Or na Union Bank Abuja |
Celebrities / Re: See Rihanna In Nigerians Ankara Dress by sanyablaze(m): 7:55am On Nov 19, 2014 |
Whizzdom:So she looks likE ur sister? U must be high on garri water or maybe u just Bit a dog, that y u couldn't see clearly |
Celebrities / Re: The Testament Of King Solomon - Why Is It Not In The BIBLE by sanyablaze(m): 5:58pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
Further Readings here www.en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Testament_of_Solomon |
Celebrities / The Testament Of King Solomon - Why Is It Not In The BIBLE by sanyablaze(m): 5:46pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
The Testament of Solomon is an Old Testament pseudepigraphical work ascribed to King Solomon of Jerusalem. It describes how Solomon was enabled to build his Temple by commanding demons by means of a magical ring entrusted to him by the Archangel Michael. The issue of Jewish or Christian origin of the Testament is difficult to determine on account of the syncretistic nature of magic in general, but allusions in the book suggest a Christian composition or redaction. Though the Testament contains what might be termed Jewish elements, these are not sufficiently clear to determine with certainty a Jewish contribution to the work. Scholarly opinion on when the Testament was written varies widely. There is no doubt that the Testament refers to traditional content which is extremely ancient, but dating the traditions referred to in the Testament is not the same as dating the Testament as a particular text, and one needs to keep this distinction in mind. History Despite the text's claim to have been a first-hand account of King Solomon's construction of the Temple of Jerusalem, its original publication dates sometime between the 1st and 5th centuries CE over a thousand years after King Solomon's death and the temple's completion. The real author or authors of the text remain unknown. The text was originally written in Greek and contains numerous theological and magical themes ranging from Christianity and Judaism to Greek mythology and astrology that possibly hint at a Christian writer with a Greek background. Contents When a demon named Ornias harasses a young lad (who is favored by Solomon) by stealing half his pay and sucking out his vitality through the thumb on his right hand, Solomon prays in the temple and receives from the archangel Michael a ring with the seal of God (in the shape of a Pentalpha) on it which will enable him to command the demons (c.f. Seal of Solomon). Solomon lends the ring to the lad who, by throwing the ring at the demon Ornias, stamps him with the seal and brings him under control. Then Solomon orders the demon Ornias to take the ring and similarly imprint the prince of demons who is Beelzebul. With Beelzebul under his command Solomon now has the entire race of demons at his bidding to build the temple. Beelzebul reveals he was formerly the highest ranking angel in Heaven. In Chapter 18 the demons of the 36 decans appear with names that sometimes seem to be conscious distortions of the traditional names for the decans and claim responsibility mostly for various ailments and pains. They provide the magical formulae by which they may be banished. For example, the thirty-third demon is Rhyx Achoneoth who causes sore throat and tonsilitis and can be driven off by writing the word Leikourgos on ivy leaves and heaping them into a pile. Solomon's final demon encounter involves sending a servant boy with his ring to take captive a wind demon who is harassing the land of Arabia. The boy is to hold a wineskin against the wind with the ring in front of it, and then tie up the bag when it is full. The boy succeeds in his task and returns with the wineskin. The imprisoned demon calls himself Ephippas, and it is by his power that a cornerstone, thought to be too large to lift, is raised into the entrance of the temple. Then Ephippas and another demon from the Red Sea bring a miraculous column made of something purple (translation obscure) from out of the Red Sea. This Red Sea demon reveals himself as Amelouith who claimed to be the demon who supported the Egyptian magicians against Moses and who hardened Pharaoh's heart but had been caught with the Egyptian host when the sea returned and held down by this pillar until Ephippas came and together they could lift it. There follows a short conclusion in which Solomon describes how he fell in love with a Shunammite woman and agreed to worship Remphan and Moloch Solomon agrees to sacrifice to them, but only sacrifices the blood of locust by simply crushing them with his hand. Immediately, the Spirit of God departs from him, and he is made foolish and his name a joke to both humans and demons. The Testament of Solomon presents the Queen of Sheba as a witch, indicating that the author had an awareness of Jewish tradition, which had argued the same. Solomon concludes his text with a warning to mankind. He reminds mankind not to be like he was, to be both aware of the present and the future, and to understand the consequences of your actions before you act. Christian themes Perhaps the most intriguing Christian theme found inside the text was during King Solomon's encounter with the demon Ephippas. While working on the temple, Ephippas is asked by Solomon why he is frustrated. The demon replies that he is concerned over the only thing that can truly take away his powers and defeat him. It was going to be a man born of a virgin who will be crucified on a cross by the Romans prodded on by the Jews. The "prediction" is an indication that this story was circulated and modified by Christians, if one employs redaction criticism.[citation needed] Greek mythology The most obvious Greek influence is Solomon's encounter with seven demons who are sisters. They introduce themselves to the King and describe their home among the stars and Mount Olympus. The seven demon-sisters represent the Pleiades of Greek mythology and their astrological relationship. Solomon also encounters a female demon who has no limbs and a head full of disheveled hair. It is argued that she actually represents Medusa or a gorgon- like creature from Greek mythology. The demon Enepsigos recounts to King Solomon at one point during the temple's construction that he can take three different physical forms, one of which being the Greek Titan Kronos. Enepsigos is also represented as a triple-faced woman akin to Hecate and is likewise astrologically associated with the sphere of the moon. Demons Many of the demons in Solomon's encounters are of Greek, Jewish, Christian, Arabic, and other traditions. Most of the rest of the work contains Solomon's interviews with the demons, some of whom are quite grotesque, including one in the shape of a dog and another who has no head and sees through its breasts. Two demons associated strongly with sexuality appear amongst them - Asmodeus from the Book of Tobit, and a female demon named Obyzouth, identical to Lilith in all but name, including the strangling of newborn children. Most of the other demons are otherwise unknown by name from other works. The demon Abezethibou is said to have hardened pharaoh's heart, and not God |
Family / Re: Sweden's Blogging 'polyfamily' Goes Viral by sanyablaze(m): 8:35am On Nov 15, 2014 |
They all decided to move in together in January 2013 Who is that Moronic Moderator that brought this, old stale story to Frontpage |
Romance / Re: Need A Female Chat Mate by sanyablaze(m): 9:12pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
Cutehector4u:am not really, not just the outgoing type |
Celebrities / See Rihanna In Nigerians Ankara Dress by sanyablaze(m): 8:59pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
Do You Love It or Loathe It? Designed by Designer Stella Jean, Popstar Rihanna looked fab as she rocked an African print dress over a stripped shirt teamed with black strappy sandals and a black handbag during her sightseeing trip to the White House yesterday. Rihanna posed for pictures in the West Wing of the White House and on the podium of the White House pressroom, where she pretended to act out scenes from hit American tv show Scandal. What do you guys think, did Rihanna rock the dress well? and could rocking a strip shirt underneath an Ankara dress become the latest fashion trend... We will have to wait and see
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Romance / Need A Female Chat Mate by sanyablaze(m): 8:15pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
Nigeria, to me is so boring Am not much of the out-going type I socialize mostly online and this just enuff for me as it keeps me out of trouble that one seems to get from Public appearances Anyways, I need ChatMates Hookme Up on whatsapp +2348038606260 BBM 276B7387 |
Travel / Re: I'm Travelling By Air For The First Time Tomorrow, Pls Advice Me by sanyablaze(m): 8:09pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
When u get to Ibadan...tell the conductor u wanna buy Akara |
Romance / Rate At Which Ladies Snap Selfies In Different Cars by sanyablaze(m): 5:25pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
How you ever sit down to wonder how often these ladies take selfies at the passenger side of cars, you sometimes wonder if they go to cotonou to buy stuffs everyday. And the funny aspect of this is we never know the kind of rides they snap in, since we are only shown the backseat, I will advise they turn their back against the dashboard next time so we know the brand of the car. As am so sure some of these rides self are public transports, they would hurriedly snap the fotos before other passengers arrive. Anyways, just saying, am not hating. Its just so common nowadays |
Romance / Re: How A 14-year Old Girl Toasted And Trying To Lure Me To BED by sanyablaze(m): 7:50am On Nov 14, 2014 |
FLAWLES:Andyblaze Ko CandyBeanz ni. |
Romance / Re: How A 14-year Old Girl Toasted And Trying To Lure Me To BED by sanyablaze(m): 11:29pm On Nov 13, 2014 |
Andyblaze:Dolt, with that economy Video u wanna shoot in pH. And those fakeAss beaches we dey help u find from Lagos...I can pay for that Video...WackaFlowka |
Romance / Re: How A 14-year Old Girl Toasted And Trying To Lure Me To BED by sanyablaze(m): 10:53pm On Nov 13, 2014 |
Harbosede02:u at least read the post. That's all. Thanks |
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