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RaeMystix: so westbrom nor sabi God? |
man u will loose! vangaal will get sacked! |
even moderators sef nor dey help! like they don't like Liverpool at all. maybe they are jealous. because I don't understand why our threads don't make it to front page. so pathetic! if na man u, e don reach front page!!! guess its our fault!! we are to quiet! why are u a fan if u cant support ur club?!!!! |
oda clubs get the thread for dia matches to frontpage because they are not quiet, and here we are like we are not even existing..!! its so not cool!! we are Liverpool! Liverpool fans make noise! make dia presence known wherever they are. I mean check out man united fans on nairaland, check out dia thread!! they are our rivals and yet they are doing better than us. |
let's make this thread come alive again!! c'mon we are the kop! best football fans in the world!! let's make make it happen up in here. |
CaseyBlee:lol...I was so confident we'll win. was such an interesting match. we won without sturidge. even coutinho came late.. |
CaseyBlee:told you will win.. LFC 4 life. YNWA |
benteke scores penalty and makes it 2-1 |
Roberto firmino equalises for Liverpool |
Red card to Liverpool. James milner got a second yellow. |
0-0 at half time. c'mon you bloody reds |
CaseyBlee:we are going to win! |
hobat4cash:thanks |
c'mon Reds!!
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crystal palace- Liverpool is what time abeg? |
www.forbes.com/2005/06/01/cx_de_0601ringtone.html. check d link to know what your ringtone says about. I love changing my ringtone. and its important we do everything based on knowledge. know the consequence of your choice. so as not to be shocked or suffer or miss opportunities. Personally, I 8 hearing local, negative, vulgar songs as ringtone. I once read on nairaland how a guy lost a job opportunity because of the kind of song they played @ a party, olamides song but can't remember which one cus m never a fan. my point exactly, ringtones are there for a reason n it could actually tell the kind of person u are. check d link above to understand better. |
Jesus Navas just got booked a yellow card |
closed! |
I think Leicester city aff won the league already |
uhmmm. thanks y'all. I'll keep it I'm mind. I this k its lust.. |
ogbeche77 oga push am go front for LFC fans jare!! |
official thread for LFC -Mancity. Goals by lallana, jmilner, R.firmino hahaha guess its payback time c'mon reds! buh I think its rada too late
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its not easy to be a man.. |
Arrow Season 4, The flash season 2, DC legends of tomorrow Season 1, The 100 Season 3, Lucifer season 1. |
Idydarling:wicked! |
this passage very true... exactly what happened to Jummy
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How? |
exactly what happened to her.
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olawalepopoola:this is great. is not often u c dis.. Why will God not bless you. you are blessed jare |
Its important to do everything in life based on knowledge. know how to drink, when to drink and when to say NO to alcohol. its a long article but its worth it. Take your time and enjoy. Alcohol is absorbed into your body through the stomach and small intestines. Food slows down the rate of absorption - that's why alcohol affects you more quickly on an empty stomach. Alcohol then flows through the bloodstream throughout the body, reaching your heart, brain, muscles and other tissues. This happens very quickly - within a few minutes. Usually, though not always, this has a pleasant effect. The role of your liver Your body can't store alcohol, so it has to break it down - mostly via your liver. Through a complex metabolic process the liver firstly changes alcohol into acetaldehyde, a highly toxic substance. The acetaldehyde is converted by the liver into acetate, a harmless substance, which is then turned into carbon dioxide and water which are then simply excreted from the body. About 90% - 95% of alcohol consumed is metabolised by the liver. The remaining 5% - 10% is excreted through urine, breath and sweat. Your body's ability to process alcohol depends on various things, like your age, weight and sex. Your body breaks down alcohol at a rate of roughly one standard drink per hour. Because it takes time for your body to break down alcohol, drinking more than one unit of alcohol an hour will build up your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and it may be many hours before you are safe to drive. After a night of heavy drinking you risk being over the drink drive limit the next morning. Size A larger, heavier person may not be affected by alcohol in the same way as a lighter, smaller person. This is because the larger person has more body fluids. These body fluids dilute the alcohol. Therefore the larger, heavier person may have a lower BAC even when drinking at the same pace the same amount as a smaller person. Tips to keep your blood alcohol level down are to eat before you start drinking alcohol, to pace yourself by not drinking too fast and to eat whilst drinking, preferably at meal times and to alternate each alcoholic drink with a refreshing soft spacer. Gender Women have proportionally less body water than men so the concentration of alcohol in their blood stream is proportionately higher. There is also some evidence that women may metabolize alcohol slightly differently. There are small amounts of the enzyme ADH which is responsible for breaking down alcohol in the liver in the lining of the stomach; some people believe that the ADH levels are lower in women and that this might contribute to their higher blood alcohol levels What makes you feel drunk? Alcohol is a mood altering substance. It affects the nerves that pass messages around the body by slowing them down and the more you drink the greater the effect. The reason people often get more lively when they've had a drink is that alcohol affects parts of the brain responsible for self-control. Your reactions also slow down, and you may become uncoordinated or unsteady on your feet. Your speech may get slurred and you may start seeing double. If you've had a lot to drink you may also experience strong emotional responses - for instance you may become aggressive or tearful and because your judgement is impaired, you may do things that you might not normally do - from dancing on tables to going home with strangers. They may seem a good idea at the time, but can be extremely dangerous. "The danger of drinking too much too fast" As you drink, the alcohol passes into your bloodstream. Ethanol is the intoxicating part of alcohol and its molecules are so small that they can actually pass into the gaps between brain cells. Here they can interfere with the neurotransmitters (the brain's central post office) that govern all the brain's activities. If you drink faster than one standard drink an hour, alcohol will start to flood the brain. Depending on how much and how fast you're drinking, it can affect the brain stem (even cause it to shut down) and this can interfere with vital body functions. A young person, or somebody unused to drink, may experience this after just a few standard drinks taken in one go. Fortunately, alcohol gives warning signs at each level of penetration into the brain so, if you spot the signs, moderate your drinking, or stop altogether. Classic warning signs: You feel giddy You start to lose the thread of what you're saying You feel unsteady on your feet You start seeing double Look out for these symptoms in your friends too Tips to avoid feeling sick or passing out are to eat before you start drinking - even a bowl of cereal or a couple of pieces of toast will help. Try and avoid top ups as it's harder to keep track of what you're drinking, - pace yourself - having a non alcoholic drink between each alcoholic drink (preferably water) really helps slow your drinking down and gives your body a chance to break down the alcohol you've already drunk. Drinking to drunkeness Getting drunk impairs your judgement and can increase risky behaviour, which could result in: · Injuries and accidents · Unsafe sex, which could result in sexually transmitted infections and unplanned pregnancies · You being robbed or going home with a stranger · Fights, arguments and relationship problems · Getting into trouble with the cops and getting a criminal record · In extreme cases, alcoholic poisoning, coma, brain damage and death If you get drunk or drink heavily on a regular basis you increase your risks of: · Alcohol dependence or alcoholism · Sexual difficulties, including impotence · Cirrhosis of the liver and alcoholic fatty liver . Cardiac arrest and stroke · Pancreatitis · Stomach disorders, such as ulcers · An increased risk of certain types of cancer, especially of the aero-digestive tract and breast cancer |
I must commend you that you are doing a great job! The only enemy you've got are the limits you place on yourself.. what I would suggest you do is...though it might be hard is package yourself!! no matter how hard it is, you need certification!! though most of the world renowned billionaires are not educated that's a thing of the past.. package your business, start behaving like a professional. dress like one, act like one. As long as you are updated n u know what you're doing you'll earn more money.. just package yourself!! don't make it look lie you're desperate or something... make it look like they are the ones who need you. aiit?? all the best! as 4 d kids they should motivate you to go 4 extraordinary.. read about henry ford!! + only God can make something small big!! |
holuphisayor:wahlahi..gbam!! |
so westbrom nor sabi God?