Just in time for the Super Eagles' participation in this summer's Olympic soccer (football) matches, we're offering this commemorative t-shirt in both men's and women's sizes.

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This is a 100% cotton Hanes Authentic Tagless T-Shirt featuring a soccer (football) player on the back both wearing the full Nigerian national kit and sporting a kicking motion.

On the front of the shirt is a decorated soccer ball that is depicted crashing through the Olympic rings (courtesy of the striker in the back) while the national flag waves proudly in the background. The underlying text "Get ready world. 08/07/08" complete the arrangement.

Please be sure to specify your size when ordering. . .

The bumper sticker has the words "Super Eagles" on a background of the national coat of arms. The Nigeria Football Association logo is displayed prominently in the upper right-hand corner. . .

We do ship internationally, and even offer a 30-day money-back guarantee for your convenience.

The tees are available while supplies last or until the start of the Olympic soccer preliminary matches (whichever is sooner).

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Just in time for the Super Eagles' participation in this summer's Olympic soccer (football) matches, we're offering this commemorative t-shirt in both men's and women's sizes.

http://www.cafepress.com/the_day_after

This is a 100% cotton Hanes Authentic Tagless T-Shirt featuring a soccer (football) player on the back both wearing the full Nigerian national kit and sporting a kicking motion.

On the front of the shirt is a decorated soccer ball that is depicted crashing through the Olympic rings (courtesy of the striker in the back) while the national flag waves proudly in the background. The underlying text "Get ready world. 08/07/08" complete the arrangement. . .

Please be sure to specify your size when ordering.

We do ship internationally, and even offer a 30-day money-back guarantee for your convenience.

These tees are available while supplies last or until the start of the Olympic soccer preliminary matches (whichever is sooner).

http://www.cafepress.com/the_day_after

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Just in time for the Super Eagles' participation in this summer's Olympic soccer (football) matches, we're offering this commemorative t-shirt in both men's and women's sizes.

http://www.cafepress.com/the_day_after

This is a 100% cotton Hanes Authentic Tagless T-Shirt featuring a soccer (football) player on the back both wearing the full Nigerian national kit and sporting a kicking motion.

On the front of the shirt is a decorated soccer ball that is depicted crashing through the Olympic rings (courtesy of the striker in the back) while the national flag waves proudly in the background. The underlying text "Get ready world. 08/07/08" complete the arrangement. . .

Please be sure to specify your size when ordering.

We do ship internationally, and even offer a 30-day money-back guarantee for your convenience.

These tees are available while supplies last or until the start of the Olympic soccer preliminary matches (whichever is sooner).

Just in time for the Super Eagles' participation in this summer's Olympic soccer (football) matches, we're offering this commemorative t-shirt in both men's and women's sizes.

http://www.cafepress.com/the_day_after

This is a 100% cotton Hanes Authentic Tagless T-Shirt featuring a soccer (football) player on the back both wearing the full Nigerian national kit and sporting a kicking motion.

On the front of the shirt is a decorated soccer ball that is depicted crashing through the Olympic rings (courtesy of the striker in the back) while the national flag waves proudly in the background. The underlying text "Get ready world. 08/07/08" complete the arrangement. . .

Please be sure to specify your size when ordering.

We do ship internationally, and even offer a 30-day money-back guarantee for your convenience.

Grab your tees while supplies last or until the start of the Olympic soccer preliminary matches (whichever is sooner).

Do we also have a name for 45 yr old men getting jiggy with 22 yr old women?

Where I live, they're called "dirty older men" or "geezers". . .

Praytell Hilary Clinton takes over the white house and see men here turn to second hand slaves.

. . .as she takes advice daily from her ex-president husband. . .

Feel free to answer any or all. You can just copy and paste:

1. Favorite film(s) -
2. Favorite Bond(s) -
3. Favorite Bond girl(s) -
4. Favorite Villain(s) -
5. Favorite car(s) or gadget(s) -
6. Favorite/memorable/outrageous stunt or action sequence -
7. Favorite quote, dialogue, or one-liner -

Here's the Bond movie list (scroll down):

Favorite film(s) - OHMSS: Bond going after Kojak and eventually getting married? Priceless. . .
Favorite Bond(s) - In order: Connery (the original and still the best, IMO), Brosnan, Lazenby, Moore, Craig, Dalton
Favorite Bond girl(s) - Halle Berry, Barbara Bach, Michelle Yeoh: Female agents who go out and kick butt and don't just stand around saying,"Help, James, save me!"
Favorite Villain(s) - Goldfinger (see below)
Favorite car(s) or gadget(s) - the invisible car from Die Another Day
Favorite/memorable/outrageous stunt or action sequence - Brosnan's Bond has a scene where a plane falls off of a cliff. He jumps off of the cliff after it and - while falling - is able to climb into the plane's cockpit in mid-air and take control of it.
Are you serious?
Favorite quote, dialogue, or one-liner -
Bond: "You expect me to talk?"
Goldfinger: "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to DIE!"

Favorite Or Memorable On-Screen Duels

1 on 1 or 2 on 1. Whether it was with guns, swords, hand-to-hand combat, etc.
What characters or actors were involved and what movie was it in?

I have 2 to start with:

1. Obi-wan Kenobi vs Darth Maul (Star Wars ep 1)
2. Zhang Ziyi vs. Michelle Yeoh (Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon)

Get Smart, with Steve Carrell.
Wolverine: X-men origins (maybe it's next year. . .)

Guys are wonderful creatures.

And you're a wonderful creature for saying so,

I remember the "Songs of Praise" hymnal that I had in high school. Did anyone else have to buy this book and bring it to assembly every morning when they were in grammar school?

For some of the songs in that book, I actually come close (not quite) to remembering the numbers.

No. 636 (i know it's in the 600's)
O worship the King:

"O worship the King, all glorious above,
O gratefully sing God's power and God's love;
our Shield and Defender, the Ancient of Days,
pavilioned in splendor, and girded with praise."

No. 397 (not sure)
Onward, Christian Soldiers:

"Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war,
with the cross of Jesus going on before.
Christ, the royal Master, leads against the foe;
forward into battle see his banners go!
Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war,
with the cross of Jesus going on before. "

No. 435 (probably)
Take My Life:

"Take my life and let it be
consecrated, Lord, to Thee.
Take my moments and my days,
let them flow in ceaseless praise.
Take my hands and let them move
at the impulse of Thy love.
Take my feet and let them be
swift and beautiful for Thee."

No. 555 (definitely)
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us

"Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us
o'er the world's tempestuous sea;
guard us, guide us, keep us, feed us,
for we have no help but thee;
yet possessing every blessing,
if our God our Father be."

It's amazing how many great English songs were in that book: Rock of Ages, Let us with a gladsome mind, Praise to the Lord, etc.

I could go on. . .

@op

It depends on what I'm having with the vegetables. If I'm eating fried or jollof rice (or any other non-white rice), I'll eat or mix any vegetable on the plate into the rice: broccoli, carrots, celery, scallions, peas, etc.

Also, on a sandwich or burger, I can tolerate many vegetables: tomatoes (I'm not sure but I think that that's technically a fruit), onions, lettuce, sauerkraut, pickles, etc.

But if the vegetable is just sitting there on the plate waiting to be eaten by itself, the only veggies I like are corn, beans, yams, and potatoes.

I didn't get a chance to see all the summer blockbusters and 3-quels that came out last year but I'm catching up on them now with my Netflix subscription (which I highly recommend, by the way).

300 (i know it didn't come out last year): Very little story to follow just action, action, and more action. And just when you think there's nothing more to see, "Look over there: more action!" Very graphic (pun-intended, because it was based on a Frank Miller novel), very violent, a total guy's guy kind of movie. It doesn't purport to be anymore than it is. Loved it.

Bourne Ultimatum: Brilliant. It does a great job of tying in the 2 prequels. The plot, just as twice before, holds water. Although, the makers of the film made Bourne seem almost indestructible with some of the crashes that he was able to walk away from. I liked the ending, though.

Pirates of the Caribbean, part 3: I thought the plot was a bit of a mess, rambling here and there, and a little difficult to follow (maybe one has to watch the movie 2 or 3 times to comprehend it). The action was nice and swashbuckle-ly, but nothing you hadn't seen in the film's 2 prequels. Overall, I thought the movie was decent, nothing to shout about.

Spiderman 3: The plot is not that complicated, so it's easy to follow and that's a plus. However, there were things that Peter/Spidey did that made me think, "He would never do or act like that."

As far as the action , I have to confess that throughout all 3 of these movies the CG-animated Spiderman never really worked for me. I've always thought that the maker of the movies should have relied more on motion-capturing in the swinging sequences. But that's just me and I digress,

I thought the ending was too inconclusive. Overall, I thought this installment was not as good as the previous 2, and I was a little disappointed.

Die Hard 4: I loved the first (about) 2/3 of this movie, then it fell apart a little bit for me.

The plot wasn't too complicated, though it was a little over the top and ambitious. But then the main bad guy does something bad to cause concern for Willis' character (not to give anything away) a little more than halfway through the movie. And in the back of my mind I was thinking, "If I was the bad guy and Willis had been a thorn in my side and foiling my plots all day, I'd have done far worse to him."

The action is very good (again, somewhat over the top). The stunts are great. However, the end confrontation and wrap-up scenes I thought were both a little boring and forgettable. . .

Ibadan Boys High School, class of '89.

Almost everyday, i used to walk all the way from Oke Bola (from the school which was next door to Awolowo's house) to my house at Anfani Rd.

Up school!!!