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Celebrities › Re: Ultimate Celebrity Search: The Heat Is On by slimslim: 9:44am On Apr 16, 2010
[quote author=Tawa-Temi link=topic=420384.msg5882959#msg5882959 date=1271160170]Last Sunday's edition was interesting.


To me, Muma is trying to force every tough ladies in the house to like her which shouldn't be so. She should just be natural and be herself. Whoever that likes her will do and vice versa and she should stop trying to impose herself on people of her class, she can do that to some local champions in a remote village in Sudan or Somalia cheesy cheesy .

I also suspect she has attitudinal problem, she might have in one way or the other angered the ladies in question by portraying being the most sophisticated, gorgeous, beautiful, talented, etc which others sees as nonsense. She tends to be a chameleon that changes with time, mood and environment.

Chioma, Chioma Chioma, I dont have much to say about you than the stand you took that you hate Muma Gee. It really shows you HATE her and you stood by it. I also noticed you missed Funke. You are confident and brave and you are the kind that stood by your word and friends even in problems and persecutions. You dont give a damn! I like that, but learn how to forgive easily. For those that will always make you sin, avoid them wink wink wink.[/quote]Thank you tawa-temi.  Exactly what I argued with my in-law about during the last show,

Why is Muma Gee imposing herself on others?  She is not just predictable,

I'd pick Chioma anyday over Muma Gee.  I'll know what to expect from her and my limits.  I can't stick with a person that will  wash my cloth when in a good mood and burn my clothes when in bad mood. huh

I'll stick with Chioma Abeg.  She be my person jare  grin
Family › Re: Crazy Things You Did As A Kid by slimslim: 11:04am On Apr 12, 2010
naijababe:
i had to endure the street chanting (afari korodo in my case iyawo eleran) and my older siblings never stopped rubbing my head until my hair grew. To this day i no dey near blade and comb
grin grin LWKMD.


@ Thread. grin grin grin grin,
Jobs/Vacancies › Check This Site by slimslim(op): 2:03pm On Feb 03, 2010
Hi House,


Please check this site , www.firandpine.com scroll down to the career section - for information on current openings.


Good luck!
Culture › Re: Can You Remember Those Pry Sch Songs We Love 2sing Back In D Days? by slimslim: 11:54am On Dec 16, 2009
I remember when skipping


24 rockety (Don't even know the word) jumped on my leg, I say run out!
I say run in!
If I want to roll, like a rolling mortar, rolling mortar
How many children, will you have
1,2,3,

The number you skipped is the number of children you will get,

Good ol days! grin
Career › What Can He Tell Them by slimslim(op): 3:58pm On Oct 19, 2009
Please house, I need your suggestion on how to tackle this situation.

A friend works in a manufacturing company but had to resign to join a rival company, after working for like 2years. Unfortunately, the new company had management problems and wind up barely a year after he joins them.

He got information that his former position is vacant and he applied. Now, he’s been called for interview in that same post and company, he resigned from. The problem now is, what can he tell them made him resigned at first? To him then, the motivating factor was just the finance but can he tender that now, won’t it be used against him.

Any idea on how to tackle this situation will be appreciated.
Career › Re: Why This Discrimination Between B.Sc & HND? by slimslim: 4:41pm On Sep 24, 2009
Sincerely, I have not seen the reason for discrimination between HND and Bsc. My experience as a Bsc and HND holder has revealed that Bsc is overrated, and that knowledge in our society is based on paper qualification and not on what one has upstairs.

I went for a Bsc in the same course I have an HND in, not because I was discriminated against but to acquire more knowledge and be at the peak of my career. Maybe, it’s due to the fact that my course is in the social science, but I must confess that the HND curriculum is far richer.

I have also been part of several interviews where HND holders performed extremely better than their Bsc counterparts, for same job positions.

For all you HND holders out there, don’t look down on yourself. Improve yourself if you can. And aim higher. It is well.
Jokes Etc › Yar Adua by slimslim(op): 5:21pm On Sep 10, 2009
A man walked into a bukataria, and told the
Mama-Put:

“Please give me 4 wraps of fufu, 2 pieces of ‘round-about’, 1 ‘kabila’ and 3 ‘Yar’Adua”.

The Mama-Put replied: “A beg, wetin be

Yar’Adua”, and the man

replied, “SNAIL”! -------


I beg no be me talk am o. Someone send it to my mail. Could not help sharing
Literature › Re: What Has Love For Novels Gotten You Into? by slimslim: 2:32pm On Aug 27, 2009
I keep wondering what I'll do to any of children that end up reading the way I used to, (it seems my love for novel have gotten me into all the trouble listed on this thread?
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do Christians Celebrate Birthdays? by slimslim: 5:50pm On Aug 24, 2009
@
Quote from: Fredique on Today at 04:39:25 PM
Please what is the criteria for topics gracing front page? because I think this topic is out of place on the front page.
[i][/i]



So people like you can give their comments. Afterall the post was made yesterday and not many responded until now.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do Christians Celebrate Birthdays? by slimslim: 4:37pm On Aug 24, 2009
I always asked friends that quoted the 2 birthdays recorded in the Bible as the reason why they don’t celebrate or celebrate birthdays with others; the questions are:

1. Were those birthdays recorded the “celebrants” “first birthday” ever?
2. Was it recorded that after those recorded birthday mishap, no birthday was
done again in the land?

To date, I have not been able to get a valid answers to them.

I have some other questions but answers to these 2 will at least help some of us to decide whether or not to celebrate or join others in celebrating birthdays again.
Literature › Re: John Grisham Or Sydney Sheldon by slimslim: 4:40pm On Aug 17, 2009
Grisham - Good

Sheldon - Better
Family › Re: Funny Things That Children Say by slimslim: 2:44pm On Aug 14, 2009
Kids and their funny ways

A friend shares a conversation between her 8 yr old son and 5 yr old daughter,

Daughter: You are sagging, you are sagging

Son: I am not sagging. It's the trouser, the waist is big.

(Their mum, overhearing the conversation between the two call the son)

Mum: The waist is big? Come and wear another trouser.

Son: (In response to mum). No. I like the trouser like that.
Culture › Re: Short Silly Yoruba Statements by slimslim: 2:21pm On Aug 13, 2009
Eni Ti Aiye nle to nwo canvas.

Alarakacious somebodi (as in Alaraka , wakaka)
TV/Movies › Re: Ultimate Search 6: Wale Alabi Eviction Was Political by slimslim: 10:45am On Jul 30, 2009
I agree with the poster.

This is not the first GUS show nor the first time totem will get missing. Were the keepers/leaders responsible evicted? , I know some will call it being dynamic and that anything can happen in GUS, There is need to be fair when one is being dynamic.
In the past GUS, a leader is appointed and another is mandated to assist the leader in keeping the totem and despite that the totem still get missing and none is evicted.

Wale did not throw away the totem, it was taken either by Bob himself or the so called council of elders, with the sole aim of evicting WALE.

It is a show of shame and one cannot but agree with OBAMAUS that the show is for shouteasterners because WALE might as well be punished by stripping him of the leadership post, not giving only him food- and asking him along with others to look for the totem, since the responsibility is for all of them- rather than his being evicted.

It shows we try to nigerialise everything we do.
TV/Movies › Re: Official Thread of Gulder Ultimate Search 6 by slimslim: 10:30am On Jul 30, 2009
@ Kevdee

Was there a poll wherein Wale was appointed the most dislike in the ongoing GUS, if there is pls let me know, Hmm, Wale is proud because of the way he talks, When is it wrong to be proud of what one can do and can achieve?

This is not the first GUS show nor the first time totem will get missing. Were the keepers/leaders responsible evicted? , I know some will call it being dynamic and that anything can happen in GUS, There is need to be fair when one is being dynamic.
In the past GUS, a leader is appointed and another is mandated to assist the leader in keeping the totem and despite that the totem still get missing and none is evicted.

Wale did not throw away the totem, it was taken either by Bob himself or the so called council of elders, with the sole aim of evicting WALE.

It is a show of shame and one cannot but agree with OBAMAUS that the show is for shouteasterners because WALE might as well be punished by stripping him of the leadership post, not giving only him food- and asking him along with others to look for the totem, since the responsibility is for all of them- rather than his being evicted.

It shows we try to nigerialise everything we do.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is There Discrimination Against Part Time Graduates? I Need To Know by slimslim: 11:05am On Jul 29, 2009
@ bookholar,

My friend was above 30 then. Sincerely, I would not advise any one to take Part-Time programme if they won't graduate b4 they are 30yrs. (if they can help it sha!)
Literature › Re: Mary Higgins Clark: Books You've Read & What You Think by slimslim: 4:48pm On Jul 27, 2009
Mary Higgins Clark is a wonderful writer.

I have read a whole lot of them:
Weep No More, My Lady
Let me call you sweetheart
I'll be seeing you
Two little girls in blue
Love music, loves to dance
Remember me
Anastastia Syndrome and other stories
A stranger is watching
While my pretty one sleeps
The children are missing, (or something familiar)
Night time is my time
A cry in the night.
Silent Night
Second time around,


And many more,

I have a collection of them. There are some I have not even read. Quite Interesting.
Christianity Etc › Re: The truth your pastor would not tell you about tithes by slimslim: 3:21pm On Jul 23, 2009
Minniepoe,

I hear you sha! But ,
Christianity Etc › Re: The truth your pastor would not tell you about tithes by slimslim: 12:44pm On Jul 23, 2009
@Minniepoe,

Has your coming to Nairaland to report what your G.O told the congregation l[i]ast yea[/i]r got you your heart's conviction that paying tithes is wrong or not.


Why report issues in your church to Nairaland if you can discern from your own heart what is right or wrong.



Just wondering undecided
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is There Discrimination Against Part Time Graduates? I Need To Know by slimslim: 5:35pm On Jul 22, 2009
Except exemption certificate for part-time program was stopped last month, then I will quite agree they don't give.  huh A friend of mine got his'  two months ago.  He has been working with his professional certificate and schooled for his BSC on part-time basis. It was when he got another job in a multinational company,  that asked him to submit either his NYSC exemption or certificate that he went all out to get it.  He actually applied through the school much earlier though.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is There Discrimination Against Part Time Graduates? I Need To Know by slimslim: 9:53am On Jul 20, 2009
NYSC do give exemption certificate to part-time graduates, though it normally does not come immediately. Most organisations still consider exemption certificates. I don't think part-time is written on certificate anywhere.
Events › Re: Happy Birthday Seun by slimslim: 8:34am On Jul 17, 2009
Happy Birthday Seun

Emi a se opo e. Amin
Education › Re: Lasu Pg Entrance Exam Results Online Now! by slimslim: 5:34pm On Jul 09, 2009
Hi bdnolawoye,

Just hearing of interview for the first time. When was the interview announced. Is it just for MBA students alone or are Med, Mphil and others included.

Thanks in in anticipation of your response.
Celebrities › Re: Michael Jackson Died: Cardiac Arrest by slimslim: 3:57pm On Jul 07, 2009
Looking at this last MJ's picture, I believe he really has skin problem.

Adieu MJ. You will really be missed.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Am Done With Intituitionalized Christianity, Would Stop Attending "church" by slimslim: 3:02pm On Jun 11, 2009
@ Poster

You don't need to tell us!  Its your personal decision.  Why announce it.  How many did you tell when you were attending what you now come back to call the institutionalised chrisitianity .  If you feel you are justified in your decision, you don't have to come public with it.    We are all running a race with the bible as our guide.  I am happy you have been shown the way to the cross.  It is now left for you to find and hold onto it.  You are not answerable to anyone on nairaland but the Almighty God.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A Job Interview In Surulere by slimslim: 9:30am On Jun 10, 2009
hi Engrksa,

I could not confirm the correct figure from a former colleague still in the group. He told me it is around the N1m figure per annum. (He is not in wages dept so can't really be sure)

I'll advise you put in effort towards the test and Interview. Management can at times add more to what they are initially willing to pay if you perform above what they expect.

I wish you the best.
Career › Re: Secretaries (Or Personal Assistants) On Nairaland by slimslim:
Hi all, feel compel to reply Uteh's post.



I like your courage. If you still have the opportunity, improve more educationally, if for anything, it will improve your skill on the present job and make you the ones being sought after.

So my friend, let’s continue to work and pray.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A Job Interview In Surulere by slimslim: 6:03pm On May 28, 2009
The Golden Penny group is under the Beverages Union hence their package then was balm! I cannot really tell their package now but I can tell that the place is okay. Put in your best during the interview and if the offer comes you can decide either to take it or not.


Wish you good luck.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Job Required In Finance Department by slimslim: 5:41pm On May 28, 2009
It is not impossible that his host in Nigeria already got him a phone where he call for job can be received pending his arrival in Nigeria. Personally experienced this before! Na job we dey talk about so?
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A Job Interview In Surulere by slimslim:
Perhaps you mean Eric Moore Road. No. 45/47 Eric Moore road house BAGCO - Makers of BAGCO super price, BAGCO Morpack or Golden Pasta
Education › Re: Noun Students Let's Meet Here by slimslim: 4:14pm On May 07, 2009
Yes O. Blims, you are one of the resources we need on this site. Do please provide available information.

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