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MiddleSpot:i am are u? |
why just why |
samsard:yep out of money i dey use take produce i go come buy cd 10k 20k |
samsard:correction from who? my friend pack well |
pcguru1:i dey use my laptop for music production i dont want to b installing pc games anyhow unto virus thats y i created d thread but it ended up been taken over by 15yr old kids whose parent buy games for them n dont think 10k a pop is expensive. any way kudos to all pc games |
pcguru1:yh thanks i just stick to my laptop, its 250k n has nvidia |
Hon. Abrahams Kwaghngu, the Principal Special Assistant to the Governor of Benue state on special duties, represented by Hon. Seta Boniface, the Special Assistant to the Governor on Environment so many culprit |
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free african rnb beat from ghana, enjoy. http://www.soundlala.com/track_audio.php?id=705 |
noeloge82:read bout a tribe that lost 70% of its people because dey were feasting on d dead brain to get closure, d brain was effected by a disease. |
typicalgamer:i rather upgrade my laptop sound much better for me |
There are many bizarre rituals that have existed since ancient times, and some of them are quite shocking and even dangerous. Even though these rituals are quite harmful, some of them are still performed today. Take a look at some of the most bizarre rituals on the planet. 1.BABY TOSSING RITUAL In some places in rural India, there is a 700-year-old ritual in which babies are thrown off 30-foot tall shrines. Families throw their newborns believing that the ritual will bring them good luck and the babies get caught in bedsheets. The old ritual started when a saint told the people to have faith and show their belief by dropping their babies, which would then be caught by a hammock that would appear out of nowhere. The ritual is said to keep the baby healthy and give the child a long life. This practice received a lot of criticism in 2009, and it became illegal under India's laws, with no reports of the ritual occurring since 2010. 2.ENDOCANNIBALISM Endocannibalism is a ritual practiced by people of the Fore tribe in Papua New Guinea but has also been documented in Africa and South America. When a family or tribe member passes away, they get eaten by other members of the community during a religious ritual. People practice endocannibalism as a sacred ritual and believe they can absorb the wisdom and souls of their loved ones while eating them. The Fore tribe had strict rules concerning the ritual: children and women were meant to eat the males who passed away, and a woman was meant to eat the brain of her brother. 3.DEAD AMONG THE LIVING The Torajan people of Indonesia have strict rules concerning their dead, and instead of cremating or burying them, they leave the corpses of their loved ones inside their homes. The bodies are kept in their rooms and left there for many years. The family members of the deceased even bring them food every day and make sure that the bodies have clean clothes and cigarettes. The tradition is hundreds of years old, and Fromulin is used to keep the bodies from decaying. 4.WEDDING BATHROOM BAN Weddings in Borneo have a quite unique ancient tradition concerning newlyweds in the Tidong tribe. Namely, after the wedding, newlyweds are forbidden from going to the toilet or showering for three whole days in the belief that this custom will make the couple's bond stronger. It is believed that going to the toilet after the wedding could lead to bad luck, infertility or an unhappy marriage. After the wedding, people watch over the newlyweds, making sure they don't use the toilet and give them drinks and food in very small amounts. more on the article here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=703 |
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There are many bizarre rituals that have existed since ancient times, and some of them are quite shocking and even dangerous. Even though these rituals are quite harmful, some of them are still performed today. Take a look at some of the most bizarre rituals on the planet. 1.BABY TOSSING RITUAL In some places in rural India, there is a 700-year-old ritual in which babies are thrown off 30-foot tall shrines. Families throw their newborns believing that the ritual will bring them good luck and the babies get caught in bedsheets. The old ritual started when a saint told the people to have faith and show their belief by dropping their babies, which would then be caught by a hammock that would appear out of nowhere. The ritual is said to keep the baby healthy and give the child a long life. This practice received a lot of criticism in 2009, and it became illegal under India's laws, with no reports of the ritual occurring since 2010. 2.ENDOCANNIBALISM Endocannibalism is a ritual practiced by people of the Fore tribe in Papua New Guinea but has also been documented in Africa and South America. When a family or tribe member passes away, they get eaten by other members of the community during a religious ritual. People practice endocannibalism as a sacred ritual and believe they can absorb the wisdom and souls of their loved ones while eating them. The Fore tribe had strict rules concerning the ritual: children and women were meant to eat the males who passed away, and a woman was meant to eat the brain of her brother. 3.DEAD AMONG THE LIVING The Torajan people of Indonesia have strict rules concerning their dead, and instead of cremating or burying them, they leave the corpses of their loved ones inside their homes. The bodies are kept in their rooms and left there for many years. The family members of the deceased even bring them food every day and make sure that the bodies have clean clothes and cigarettes. The tradition is hundreds of years old, and Fromulin is used to keep the bodies from decaying. 4.WEDDING BATHROOM BAN Weddings in Borneo have a quite unique ancient tradition concerning newlyweds in the Tidong tribe. Namely, after the wedding, newlyweds are forbidden from going to the toilet or showering for three whole days in the belief that this custom will make the couple's bond stronger. It is believed that going to the toilet after the wedding could lead to bad luck, infertility or an unhappy marriage. After the wedding, people watch over the newlyweds, making sure they don't use the toilet and give them drinks and food in very small amounts. more on the article here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=703 |
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There are many bizarre rituals that have existed since ancient times, and some of them are quite shocking and even dangerous. Even though these rituals are quite harmful, some of them are still performed today. Take a look at some of the most bizarre rituals on the planet. 1.BABY TOSSING RITUAL In some places in rural India, there is a 700-year-old ritual in which babies are thrown off 30-foot tall shrines. Families throw their newborns believing that the ritual will bring them good luck and the babies get caught in bedsheets. The old ritual started when a saint told the people to have faith and show their belief by dropping their babies, which would then be caught by a hammock that would appear out of nowhere. The ritual is said to keep the baby healthy and give the child a long life. This practice received a lot of criticism in 2009, and it became illegal under India's laws, with no reports of the ritual occurring since 2010. 2.ENDOCANNIBALISM Endocannibalism is a ritual practiced by people of the Fore tribe in Papua New Guinea but has also been documented in Africa and South America. When a family or tribe member passes away, they get eaten by other members of the community during a religious ritual. People practice endocannibalism as a sacred ritual and believe they can absorb the wisdom and souls of their loved ones while eating them. The Fore tribe had strict rules concerning the ritual: children and women were meant to eat the males who passed away, and a woman was meant to eat the brain of her brother. 3.DEAD AMONG THE LIVING The Torajan people of Indonesia have strict rules concerning their dead, and instead of cremating or burying them, they leave the corpses of their loved ones inside their homes. The bodies are kept in their rooms and left there for many years. The family members of the deceased even bring them food every day and make sure that the bodies have clean clothes and cigarettes. The tradition is hundreds of years old, and Fromulin is used to keep the bodies from decaying. 4.WEDDING BATHROOM BAN Weddings in Borneo have a quite unique ancient tradition concerning newlyweds in the Tidong tribe. Namely, after the wedding, newlyweds are forbidden from going to the toilet or showering for three whole days in the belief that this custom will make the couple's bond stronger. It is believed that going to the toilet after the wedding could lead to bad luck, infertility or an unhappy marriage. After the wedding, people watch over the newlyweds, making sure they don't use the toilet and give them drinks and food in very small amounts. more on the article here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=703 |
One of the things many people dread about first dates is that there will be silence so they do their best to fill it up. In the end, their desperate attempts do more harm than good. More so, there are certain things that you assume are okay but may be generally unacceptable. Read on to avoid falling into any of these pitfalls. 1. How much do you earn? Even if you are asking for purely learning purposes, this is a line you should absolutely not cross. It is rude and will make him uncomfortable. 2. When we get married. . . Do NOT say anything that alludes to you two getting married. You are practically strangers to each other. It doesn't matter if you have been around each other for a while. 3. Can I come with a friend? You have not begun the date yet but you have messed it up. I don't even get why girls do this in Nigeria. It makes no sense. If you don't feel safe with him then you should simply refuse to go on a date or meet in a public place. 4. Anything related to sex Even if you are very open-minded about sex, he may not be. Don't... more on the article here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=702 |
ok so we only saw picture of 1, where are d rest pix of d remaining 31 boys hiding in d chair? |
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Redeakaa:yeye me, i just saw ja re. |
Satan66:so one has to burn a whole family because they all jilted him too shey? omo ur heart get as e be |
is there a way to calculate cpm on Google or Facebook before signing up |
15ssDRIVE:lol shey |
15ssDRIVE:lol shey |
if that's ur site, i can't download from it |
TheriseoofaCEO:i can, i did mine house 10 studio where are u |
dey were d once sending u d wink, d girls are not real |
kill person n get 20 yrs haba |
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