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LMaO . NAija singlegirl, I love your writings.

Monkeys ko, Ape ni . I hope we don't destroy ourselves because of money and selfishness.
He who lives ins glass. House shouldn't throw stones

The bench has always been family business. But no big deal if all protocols and procedures were duly observed in the selection process.

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I will be GeJ's legal counsel in the next election tribunal....

Op please what's the origin of chai!

Arsenal involved in playoffs with nothing to show for it since 1800

I think its a welcome development cos its a protective law for non-smokers

kablooee: be careful bro speed.........................................

Thanks bro will be.

Nigerians and corruption...hmm just like bread and butter.

Started stealing at age 16 but withing the street tinz. By 17 took by 2 siblings to church on a major highway with my heart pounding like a pestle and mortar. Iwas scared shitless while coming back cos it was late, I picked my grandma, and my 3 siblings with a pregnant aunt
The whole six of us drove back ccos everyone was yelling an advice or the other especially whenever a trailer was approaching.
That night when my mum came back she screamed and shouted when my granny spilled the secret and called my Dad telling him that I wanted to kill my 3 siblings and her mother alongside our pregnant aunt. It was a serious night but since then I got my freedom.
By the Time I got back to school I became one of the major drivers of my fellowships numerous long buses.

Started stealing at age 16 but withing the street tinz. By 17 took by 2 siblings to church on a major highway with my heart pounding like a pestle and mortar. Iwas scared shitless while coming back cos it was late, I picked my grandma, and my 3 siblings with a pregnant aunt
The whole six of us drove back ccos everyone was yelling an advice or the other especially whenever a trailer was approaching.
That night when my mum came back she screamed and shouted when my granny spilled the secret and called my Dad telling him that I wanted to kill my 3 siblings and her mother alongside our pregnant aunt. It was a serious night but since then I got my freedom.

gmyguy: that's how fast i park...piece o cake

Of course. I know that, but maybe when I get a german machine will be able to get to the 220km/he mark, aleast for starters in the 200km/hr range

I have done 160km/hr on lagos ibadan express way Toyota Corolla 2004, my mum was in the car but she didn't notice cos the a/c was on and she wasn't paying attentionf not she would have called my Dad straight off.
Also 140km/hr akure to ife Toyota corolla 2003,
140km /hr ibadan to Ife, Toyota highlander 2006.

I think the size of the engine and power produced ultimately determines how fast the engine of a car would wear. Though the maintenance culture of the owner also plays a large role. In essence if you drive a car that uses a V6 you shouldn't be bothered about how using A/C will wear your engine as someone that uses an I4 engine that produces less than 130HP.

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According to the dictionary, a Corolla is the outer part of a flower. You needn’t be a botanist, however, to know what the word means to Toyota – their definition would be something like “big-time money maker.”

The Corolla nameplate goes way back to 1966, which probably makes it one of the longest-lasting nameplates, at least among cars that have undergone as many redesigns as the Corolla has: the generation that debuted in 2003 is the ninth distinct body style to wear the highly-respected Corolla badge.

Compared to the eighth generation car, and every other Corolla before it, the ninth iteration of this insanely popular small car looked more substantial, standing taller, longer tip-to-tail and riding on a longer wheelbase. The result was a roomier interior, and the car as a whole had a much more solid feel on the road.
The 2003 Corolla was also the most powerful ever. It was powered by a 1.8-litre four-cylinder, just as the outgoing 2002 model was, but the new car was more powerful, with 130 horsepower. The VVT-i variable valve timing system (which first appeared in the Corolla in 2000) made for an engine with good low-end torque, considering its relatively small displacement. Transmission choices were a five-speed manual (standard across the range) and a four-speed automatic as the optional gearbox.

In 2005, Toyota added a high-performance XRS model to the line-up, featuring a 170-horsepower engine (this was the same motor that powered top-end Celica and Matrix models – basically the same 1.8-litre engine but tuned to produce more power at higher revs). XRS models got a six-speed manual as the only transmission choice as well as 16-inch wheels, stiffer suspension and a body kit. The XRS is not to be confused with the Corolla Sport, which wore the same tacky body add-ons as the XRS, but used the 130-hp engine, a softer suspension, smaller wheels and was available with an automatic transmission.

Two things Toyota is known for – fuel economy and reliability – are to be found in spades in the ninth-generation Corolla. According to Natural Resources Canada, a Corolla equipped with the automatic transmission uses about 8 L/100 km in the city and 5.7 L/100 km on the highway. Manual-transmission cars use a little less, at about 7 L/100 km (city) and 5.3 L/100 km (hwy). The hi-po XRS uses more, owing to its high-strung engine, consuming 9.2 L/100 km in the city and 6.4 L/100 km on the highway.
The majority of Corollas sold as 2005 through 2008 models are subject to a Technical Service Bulletin that addresses a problem with bad engine control units (ECU). The TSB lists a check engine light and/or an engine that won’t start as the main symptoms, but Corolla owners at ToyotaNation.com (click here and here) and Corolland.com suggest that the engine will simply quit while the car is being driven. In Canada, this problem was addressed through a Transport Canada recall to have the ECUs in affected cars replaced. This only affects Corollas with the base 1.8-litre engine (code-named 1ZZ-FE), and not the high-output 2ZZ-GE used in early versions of the Corolla XRS.

Cheap paint that chips easily, particularly on the hood, is a common complaint, and hard starting when the engine is warm is a minor, but well-known problem.

Crash safety is excellent. The 2003 Corolla earned a perfect five-star rating in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s frontal crash test for protecting both the driver and front passenger, and scored four stars each for protecting front and rear seat occupants in side impacts. The side impact tests were conducted on a car without the side airbags that were optional on the Corolla LE.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the Corolla its “good” rating; initial tests revealed a high likelihood of injury to the driver’s right leg, so Toyota modified the padding underneath the carpeting, eliminating the problem. Cars with the modification were built after December 2002 (the 2003 Corolla went on sale in early 2002).

Used values from Canadian Black Book start at $4,300 for a 2003 CE with manual transmission and no air conditioning, to $11,225 for a 2008 LE with power sunroof. By far, the CE is the most common version you’ll find, and most of these were optioned with the automatic transmission and a convenience package that added air conditioning and power locks/keyless entry (and other items, depending on model year). A so-equipped CE ranges in price from $7,250 for a 2003, to $12,325.

That easily out-values popular compacts from Korea (Hyundai Elantra) and North America (Dodge SX 2.0 and Chevrolet Cavalier/Pontiac Sunfire), but the trade-off is that older versions of the ninth-gen Corolla have held up better than most cars from that era. The only other car built in the same years as this Corolla’s early years that I’d recommend without much reservation is the Mazda3, but in that one, you sacrifice some durability for a more entertaining drive.

I’ve been critical of some recent Toyotas (criticism that is not unfounded), but this Corolla deserves the solid reputation with which its name is associated. Do make sure the ECU recall has been performed on any car you consider buying; remember too that even a well-built car will have problems if it’s not maintained properly, so avoid any car that doesn’t come with proof of regular maintenance.

My dear. Once you open your legs to a guy before he walks you down the aisle, prepare your mind to be dumped.

Ok thanks. Though was talking about Martha king with the hermosa diary.

missyhorlah: martha,who is martha
Info's abht what
Erm welcome to this wonderful family

Hello miss lanicky. Hello everyone.
Was searching for Martha just now when I stumbled on this thread.
Its looks cool. But still looking for her new moniker. Will appreciate any info.

Omi: u dis bad guy, u did it again
Aregbe: sebi i told u to wait for 4 yrs
Omi: 4 yrs long nw
Aregbe: b4 u knw am e go reach nw, dat four yrs gan small o, wo e b like say na like 4months
Omi: really?
Aregbe: yes o, infct i don gv my sef brain all d money i no chop b4 naa dis new 4 month i go take am
Omi: xo anything for ur guy nw
Aregbe: haahaaa u b my guy nw, no worry nw u go see my hand bt i no fit gv u appointment o
Omi: who needs appointment gan. Na money matter nw
Aregbe: no p nw na we we, oyinlola said i sud greet u o, he said u go meet as usual
Omi: wo oyin Bleep up joor he dey call me elewon n he promised me he won't say it ni o
Aregbe: no nw, u knw dats wat d ppl wnts to hear. Has he send u d money for name spoilt?
Omi: yes he did bt d money no complete o
Aregbe: no worry nw,i go pay am wen nxt allocation enters
Omi: owk no p
Aregbe: grndpa don call u?
Omi: yes nw he did, he said him dey go ota tomorrow n he also ask me to kum to ota for a meeting nxt week, plus d money we agreed on
Aregbe: wowwwe grndpa won gv u money? Nawa o. Bro i wan sleep jawe, tomorrow go dey hectic
Omi: eeeyah pele, govnorship no easy nw. Sha sleep well






Check this out. Another fact or cospiracy theory?

Its high time we Christians rise up. Even though our weapons of warfare are not carnal but mighty through Christ to the pulling down of all strongholds through Jesus Christ our lord.
We overcame them by the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony.
Amen.

My people perish for lack of wisdom.Fear kills faster than Ebola
RIP to the dead.
@ Drealgesaam1 have seen what u caused. Such unnecessary deaths.
End Tyme tinz

With the Op's reply .that's the end of this debacle. But an disappointed though at the shabby closing speech of the OP.
**unfollows thread and walks out.*****

Readone35L: Cracking you up or she keeps trolling around...
Making unnecessary comments
And lousy replies

why don't u just ignore her if u don't like her comment. Must you Talk?

[sub][/sub]They want to E-bomb my court room..... Was scared that this site was about to be. Hacked again.... Hmmmm the defendants want to delete this thread by all means..