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ClitRaider:I'm really sorry. I descended to the level of a pig to exchange words with one. Hope you find the help you need. |
ClitRaider:You could shove the one you have up your a*s |
snrr:Glo. |
Nmeri17:For one it passes on a lower quality of images amongst other things. |
Usain Bolt won the men's 200m to claim his second Rio 2016 gold, his eighth at an Olympics, and keep alive his hopes of an unprecedented 'treble treble'. The Jamaican ran 19.78 seconds to come home ahead of Canada's Andre de Grasse and France's Christophe Lemaitre. Britain's Awe dam Gemili clocked the same time as Lemaitre, but was denied his first Olympic medal in a photo finish. Bolt, 29, has already won the 100m in Rio and will run in the 4x100m relay final on Saturday. Bolt is aiming to match his achievement of claiming gold in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay at both Beijing 2008 and London 2012. The Jamaican, who said in February he would retire after the 2017 World Championships, has won all eight of the Olympic finals in which he has appeared. "The fact I came here and executed what I wanted to is a brilliant feeling," he told BBC Sport. "I wasn't happy with the time when I crossed the line but I'm excited I got the gold medal - that's the key thing." Only US sprinter and long jumper Carl Lewis and Finnish long-distance runner Paavo Nurmi have won more Olympic gold medals in athletics. Lewis won nine golds between 1984 and 1996, while Nurmi also won nine between 1920 and 1928. "What else can I do to prove I am the greatest? I'm trying to be one of the greatest, to be among Ali and Pele," added Bolt. "I have made the sport exciting, I have made people want to see the sport. I have put the sport on a different level." Bolt believed he could break his world record of 19.19 and even go under 19 seconds in Rio's Olympic Stadium. So the slow time - by his standards at least - left the Jamaican gesticulating angrily as he crossed the line more than two tenths of a second ahead of De Grasse. But Bolt quickly broke into a beaming smile, celebrating with a trademark 'Lightning Bolt' as thousands of fans chanted his name. [img]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/olympics/2016/08/15/105853902-Usain-Bolt-smiling-100m-gold-large_trans++go39pNpFMM7pPWHPnmqV_Evl8kzSrCvaP9vcmuEVRMQ.jpg[/img] http://m.bbc.com/sport/olympics/36690965 |
nijanigga:Somehow I believe he was pressured to make that decision. He's too intelligent to support someone who has the attention span of a six year old for president of Uncle Sam. |
ClitRaider:You wake up with such bitterness. Tell me, how do you survive? |
By passing every page you request for through an Opera dedicated server where compression is made, it reduces the size of that page that gets to your phone. It might however seem slower because of this extra route. No I don't use it. When you have 10GB for N2500, the time you spend waiting would be more valuable to you than data saving. |
AxeurdaddyIX:Why? Don't we have revered Nigerian doctors to name the school after? Or is this supposed to boost our confidence in the new set of doctors? |
rmx1:A Qoura-styled answer. Beautifully written. |
You are talented. Beautiful work |
Ojestas:Nothing explains the scenario better, wish I could dash you more likes but I only have one to give. |
slimbryan:I am bro. I'm sure I know you too, your moniker doesn't sound familiar though. |
slimbryan:You are kidding me right? I finished from that department. Don't seem to remember any of them. |
watbas:I couldn't agree more. We need to start making things right, but turning this country around is gonna be hard. Really hard |
Stories like this make me wonder how we missed it. We had something going really well for us. Our arts and crafts were well sort after across the Globe. Combine this with agriculture and we could have been world leaders in our own right. I guess it all boils down to poor decisions made by our elite/leaders. Now we keep chasing shadows ![]() |
JustHere2Observ:Are you for real? |
JustHere2Observ:I see nothing wrong in my actions, I'm however baffled that you consider my actions more worthy of discussion than the main issue of homosexuality here. |
JustHere2Observ:If it's that personal it won't be on social media. |
So I was just scrolling through my timeline on Facebook and I came upon this. Initially I was happy for the addition of a new set of lovebirds to the world, however, something felt off. The pictures seemed like a collage of two guys, I double checked the names and they were obviously masculine. I immediately penned this down as an horrible mistake. I went into the comments to laugh at some responses to this and possibly call for a correction of the mistake. There the young man involved boldly defends his actions. To the best of my knowledge, this is still illegal in Nigeria. Someone call the right authority
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I guess his dealer added a new ingredient to his weed. He needs time to adjust to this new one. |
A whole lot of wrong decisions made |
AlanSugar:You must agree that snake meat is luxury food and like every other luxury item, it's overpriced. Your IPhone is overpriced, try researching how much it costs to produce an IPhone. You'll be shocked. |
IceDude:No p bro. |
IceDude:That is no way to show your doubt. You have to have evidence of your claim before outrightly stating I'm lying. I could have well have come here to say he got it for 200k and you'll still have no right to claim it's a lie since you weren't at the place the transaction was made. He actually got it for 35k bro. No lies. |
Decrozz:Hahaha...how far bro. I see you still nairaland well. Hope you are good? |
phibetakappa:Hahaha... Nice one man. I'm sure this same people eat beef, slaughter chicken for Christmas and Rams for Ileya. Now forming one kind yeye animal rights activist. |
ensamy:And how about the countless goats and bush rats this snake had eaten. Don't they have a right to life too? Or this snake got this big simply by sucking in air? |
ghostntommy:Thanks bro. |
