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debosky: Insulting the cretinous nature of an individual's posts does not classify as insulting that individual for 'no reason whatsoever'. Note the difference.

Just checked your profile and I realise we have the same alma mater. . .as in, the one that starts with an I and ends with a L.

With the way you dey shout Arsenal for NL, persin go think sey you sabi play ball sef

How Odu-K, Baggio and all dem boys?

naijababe: No, Seun's definition makes fstranger a troll

VillageBoi: I'll tell you where to find it... The email thingy here is one kain. Send a message, ta!

Cityboi, me sef need am o

Nollywoodlove: Lol...na u sabi..

Yea...I like British movies, they are more realistic too but I don't like novel movies...they are always boring

Novel movies?. . .as in movies like Jane Eyre, Alice in Wonderland, The Count of Monte Cristo, Wuthering Heights, Pride and Prejudice, The Last of the Mohicans, Dracula etc etc?

ArQueBusieR: ...must be the melody.

aieromon: I had to wipe off the Windows 7 Premium 64-bit OS and install Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit OS. I don't have time hitting my head on the wall cos of the 64-bit OS.

aieromon: I always get irritated when people bring their 64-bit Pavilion laptops to me for pimping. I fully agree with you.

aieromon: The laptop is the HP Pavilion dm4 1265dx
Can I upgrade the RAM to 8GB now that I've wiped off the preinstalled OS?

https://www.fifa.com/mm//Photo/Tournament/Competition/01/49/46/08/1494608_FULL-LND.jpg

The Men’s Olympic Football Tournament will see new champions crowned at London 2012. Fittingly the scene of their coronation will be the magnificent Wembley Stadium, where Brazil and Mexico will fight it out in a bid to make history.

The Mexicans already have the satisfaction of improving on their previous best performance at the Games, fourth place in 1968, while A Seleção are within touching distance once more of the one major title that has always eluded them.

The stakes
Brazil are bracing themselves for their third Olympic final, the previous two having ended in defeat in 1984 and 1988. Gold would give Mano Menezes and his young squad a major fillip as they continue their preparations for the ultimate challenge at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™. The Brazilians have barely put a foot wrong at London 2012, winning every single one of their five matches and scoring three goals on each occasion.

El Tri’s progress to the final has been far less smooth. Taken to extra-time by Senegal in the quarter-finals, they then had to come from behind to beat Japan in the semis. Those hard-fought triumphs have boosted their morale, however, and their only worry ahead of the final is the muscle strain that has put Giovani dos Santos’ participation in doubt.

The most recent meeting between the two sides, one that featured six members of the current Brazil squad and four of the Mexico line-up, came in the semi-finals of the FIFA U-20 World Cup Colombia 2011, which the South Americans won 2-0.

The stats
2 - Mexico and Brazil have faced each other twice in the finals of FIFA tournaments, with Los Aztecas emerging triumphant on both occasions, winning 4-3 to lift the FIFA Confederations Cup on home soil in 1999 and then 3-0 in claiming the FIFA U-17 World Cup Peru 2005.

The words
“We hope to win gold, and we’ve been working with that objective in mind for the last month now. We have to focus on our game though, because Mexico are a very tough side and we’ll need to show them a lot of respect,” Brazil defender Marcelo.

“We’re very happy at having made sure of a silver medal already, but that doesn’t mean we’re going to settle for what we’ve got. It goes without saying that we’ll be aiming for the gold medal against Brazil. These young Mexican players have a different mindset. We won the U-17 World Cup, came third in the U-20 World Cup, and here we are in the final. We won the [CONCACAF] Gold Cup in convincing style too, showing that we were far and away the best team in that tournament. You can see from the U-17’s up that the mentality has changed. These kids want to play abroad, they don’t have any hang-ups and they want to get better,” Mexico coach Luis Fernando Tena.

AK 48: I have noticed the insurgence of immature people(from their useless and childish post) lately have become unprecedented,which is not good for this forum.

I think underage children(say 16 and below) should be denied registering,but they can be guest.
I don't know if I will be very correct considering the the economical implication to his excellency,osewa. what do u think about this sugestion?

Blueboy0402: While watching the burial service of the late president John Attah Mills on AIT, I closely observed that Ghanians speak relatively good English. I wanted to keep my observation to myself and mourn with the people of Ghana as they bid farewell to this man of peace. But as I reflect, I felt like sharing my observation with fellow nairalanders and also ask, between Ghanians and Nigerians who speak better English? Please give your sincere opinion.

You expect the people at the burial (top Government functionaries, business moguls etc with relatively good education) of a Ghanaian President to speak bad English cos I don't get it?