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ABI NOW... make i laugh small |
Saydfact, beautiful analysis, pls can u help analyse cost of foundation, German floor up to decking level of a 3bed flat and mini flat together on a 30by100ft land.@ hotmomma: what you asked is not different from what we've done on this thread - apply the same principles but if you want it done by me, pls contact me via mail.. also attached ur building designs Thanks. |
hotmomma:sorry i must have missed it or perhaps it skipped my mind - whats the question again.. thanks |
Ladybluecash:thanks..amen and you too,,,, |
I guess u cld damage her best novel only if you're doing this..... makes sense; she'll gladly buy another one herself
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Another option is, if her birthday is still close, then propose to her on that day, make sure you throw a small birthday party for her and put the ring inside the cakeis common thou.. but still unique |
Iconoclaste:more like bollywood....lol |
Lightfeathers:Carcase: 2by6 = 48 pcs (Tie-Beam) 3by4 = 23 pcs 2by4 = 190 pcs 2by3 =100 pcs 2by2 = 230 pcs (@600by600 spacing) 1by12 = 18 pcs (Facial board) Find out the price of wood in your area and multiple it by the quantities above. Roofing: Roofing sheet wld cost = 645k (0.55 @ N2100/m) Facial board / flashing = 45k Ridge cap, accessories etc = 60k (estimate not calculated) Whatever you get, have 100k in hand extra - for miscellaneous, nails, straps (oja agba), transport etc Roof Design is Attached. GoodLuck...
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Lightfeathers:Thanks - I'll do a rough estimate soon, quote me in 30mins if i've not replied - i'll assume roof height of 3.6m and a simple HIP-ROOF design Regards |
some pple get time sha...
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ellaga bs:hmmm... but doesnt justify her act sha |
Amarabae:Gbam - 100% |
Maychan g:sm1 don vex here finish.. lol |
currently updated...Ogun state is a complete quackand thats my state... ![]() |
more than BAD.. ![]() |
Teewhy2:nice points |
EVILFORESTT:YEAH - resembles maradona |
edimalo:I tells you.... no dull moment, na plenty egunje get u. |
nuele:true that - gbam |
doyinbaby:i quit agree with you - this however must mean, she's ready to love the baby, we've had instances were mothers hurt their kids because of the hatred for the man responsible - however, i'll stick more with your advice of her keeping the baby and getting up-keep money. ![]() |
nuele:at the time of report Jude was out of town - but he doesn't want to marry her too. |
Ladybluecash:Please confront him and let him know that you're aware.. BUT, please let him also know that you love him and u wld love his kid... Like urs. His child should not be an issue.. ... It's not a disease.. Thanks |
lofty900:Abi |
Hollarbeece:How's Osun not on the Vanguard list... . |
ISSOKAY |
Little-Known Facts About E-Cigarettes E-cigarettes seem to be everywhere these days, and many are calling them the next big thing for people looking to quit smoking and relatively risk-free for new users. But are they safe? Before you or someone you care about uses e-cigarettes to quit smoking or for other reasons, get the facts. 1. E-cigarettes and other vaping devices are NOT risk-free. Although it’s generally agreed that these products are less harmful than smoked cigarettes, there is no evidence that they are, in fact, safe. There is a growing body of research to suggest that they may lead to negative health consequences, including: * Damage to the brain, heart and lungs * Cancerous tumor development * Preterm deliveries and stillbirths in pregnant women * Harmful effects on brain and lung development, when use occurs during fetal development or adolescence 2. They contain nicotine, a highly addictive drug with known health risks. Using nicotine, regardless of how it is delivered, increases the risk of addiction. Nicotine addiction is notoriously difficult to reverse, and addiction to e-cigarettes can lead to using other nicotine products, including smoked cigarettes, as well as alcohol and other drugs. 3. Using e-cigarettes and other vaping devices is not a proven method for quitting smoking. E-cigarettes and other vaping devices would be a preferred alternative to traditional cigarettes, when used exclusively as a replacement and only among smokers who have been unable to quit smoking using proven, medically approved methods. However, there is little conclusive evidence that they reliably reduce cigarette smoking or lead to smoking cessation. 4. E-cigarettes and other vaping devices are not used exclusively by people trying to quit smoking. Rather, they are increasingly popular with young people, including those who had never smoked cigarettes previously and never intended to. Research shows that some young people begin to smoke cigarettes only after using e-cigarettes. 5. E-cigarettes and other vaping devices are frequently used in addition to smoked cigarettes, rather than in place of them. Many smokers use these products alongside traditional cigarettes, often at times and in places where smoking is not allowed or is not convenient. The end result is an increase in total exposure to nicotine and its harmful effects. 6. Nicotine can affect brain development and functioning in young people. Young people are particularly vulnerable to using e-cigarettes and vaping devices and to their effects. The younger a person is when he or she tries nicotine, the greater the risk of addiction. The developing brain is more vulnerable to the effects of addictive substances than a fully developed adult brain. Additionally, nicotine can disrupt brain development, interfere with long-term cognitive functioning, and increase the risk of various mental and physical health problems later in life. 7. E-cigarettes and other vaping devices are not FDA approved. These products are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a smoking cessation aid. Until very recently, manufacturers and distributors of e-cigarettes and other vaping devices were not bound by standards of safety set by the FDA for smoked tobacco products. Despite the new regulations, e-cigarette manufacturers are free to project a risk-free image in their marketing, and offer enticing, candy-like flavors that appeal to children, adolescents and young adults. 8. There is little consistency across different products. Until recently, there was limited federal oversight for e-cigarettes and other vaping devices, making it difficult to assess the dangers of any specific product. Across products, there was considerable variation in the nature and concentration of the ingredients, including nicotine and other known toxins. 9. There is no evidence that the aerosol from these products is safe. There is limited research into the long-term health effects of aerosolizing nicotine and other chemicals in e-cigarettes and other vaping devices. It is clear, however, that the additives, heavy metals, ultrafine particles, and other ingredients they contain include toxins and carcinogens. 10. The spread of e-cigarettes and other vaping devices may be re-normalizing smoking behavior. The increase in nicotine devices and products and their widespread availability is reversing some of the progress made over decades of intense global, national, and local efforts to reduce cigarette smoking, especially among young people. What’s the bottom line? If you're a long-term cigarette smoker and haven’t been able to cut back or stop smoking using approved cessation methods, e-cigarettes and other vaping devices products appear to be a safer alternative than continuing cigarette smoking, even if they do not help you reduce your nicotine intake. However, if you do not smoke or use other forms of tobacco or nicotine, steer clear of e-cigarettes and other vaping devices. The potential risks to your long-term health outweigh any enjoyment in the moment. written by: Linda Richter, PhD Director of Policy Research and Analysis copied: www.palmchatnow.com |
DeGuyNxtDoor:Dude, i dont smoke, i dont drink - and i've never done both... but unlike you, peer pressure has never made me consider asking if its right - cos i know it is. Dont let no1 deceive you, you're the man. |
banmee: ![]() |
Update : According to Vanguard, Mr Khaleel said that Bayelsa state is owing local council workers the most with between 10 and 16 months unpaid. |
It seems in the 60's and 80's people were still honest or just plain dumb. . grinperhaps both.. lol |
abi... A family of presidents.... Clinton's too been attempt am BUT.. |
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