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Xtarxhyne: Frankben...its high time I told u ma mind..... m no longer interested...UV turn me 2 a sex slave...ts not as if m enjoying t self..u cnt last for a min.. .....m fed up o.sowie dear. Mr right is on the way. |
frankben: *strolls to my room..... Directs my sight to the bed and no female to deputise for xtarxhyne.... SMH... really missed her*....hehehehe which kind zone i wan call this one na? |
3Dimension: Morning e-family and e-friends.good morning sire... |
kilokeys: first time poster. 490 pages. kilode. where i go start now ehnlol! Start from anywhere. Btw welcome |
nma24: She chop you Mugu be that naaccording to you? Yes! According to me? No! |
Highest 30k but i never see the girl before and till now sef |
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Many industry watchers thought the two young kids, Wizkid and Davido have buried their differences and show of supremacy but it seems all is not well again. The duo are said to be on collision once more. It started with what look like an harmless tweet but the hatred is already spreading on the social media. Wizkid had tweeted ” Thank u so much NewYork!! Amazing show last night!!Big up @wale nd @akon for showing me love!! Proper show! Proper venue! Boys talk!! Men work!!”, few hours after his New York performance on the same night Davido beat him and others to the Artiste of the year at the African Muzik Magazine Awards in Dallas, US. Many felt he played down the significance of the awards and was indirectly throwing insult at his perceived arch-rival with the line, “Boys talk!! Men Work!!” Davido seems to have hit back with his own tweet, stating, “Pull half my crowd before talking shit! Looser!” . Well, you can judge. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/davido-wizkid-war/
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still cant stop wondering why threads like this don't make front page. Nice one @OP |
charijee: Everything you can think of. ...How's the romance going?nothing of such jare, but we on good terms though |
psucc: In Nigeria its going to be used for other purposes such as invading other's privacy.so do we pray it doesn't get to Nigeria? |
charijee: Hey!oh! you're here. what's good? |
Good pm ma e-relatives. |
Bholutife18: Make i add my own.hehehehe. Its in English one word will have 5 meanings |
pendusky: good moves. hope it won't be used to see via someone "privacy"when it gets to Nigeria? Yes! I'll just advice the gurls to invent anti Wi-vi and install in their bathrooms. |
Want Xray vision like the man of steel? A technology that lets you see behind walls could soon be built in to your cell phone. MIT professor Dina Katabi and graduate student Fadel Adib have announced WiVi, a demonstration of a technology that uses WiFi to allow a viewer to "see" a person moving behind a wall. (WiVi stands for "WiFi" and "vision." ![]() Previous work demonstrated that the subtle reflections of wireless inter signals bouncing off a human could be used to track that person's movements, but those previous experiments either required that a wireless routerwas already in the room of the person being tracked, or "a whole truck just to carry the radio," said Katabi. The new device uses the same wireless antenna as is found in a cell phone or laptop and could in theory one day be embedded in a phone. The trick is canceling out all interfering signals – Wi-Fi doesn't just bounce off humans, but also walls, floors, and furniture. And those signals are 10,000 to 100,000 times more powerful than the reflections off a human body. Katabi's wivi sends out two wireless signals, one of which is the inverse of the other. In what Katabi calls "interference nulling," the two signals cancel each other out unless they hit a moving target – such as a human. "To silence the noise, we change the structure of the Wi-Fi signal so all the undesired reflections cancel," she said. The device is meant to be portable so, for example, a person worried that someone was hiding in the bushes could do a quick scan for her personal safety. WiVi could also serve as a high tech baby monitor or help Superman – or just cops – catch baddies. www.livescience.com |
There's no egg in eggplant, no ham in hamburger, neither apple nor pine in pineapple, English muffins weren’t invented in England, nor do French fries come from France. Sweetmeats are candies, sweetbreads aren‘t sweet nor bread. Quicksand works slowly, boxing rings are square, and guinea pigs are neither from Guinea nor pigs. Writers write but fingers don’t fing, grocers don’t groce, and hammers don’t ham. If the plural of tooth is teeth, why isn’t the plural of booth, beeth? One goose, two geese but why not one moose, two meese? One index, two indices? You can make amends but not an amend? If you get rid of all your odds and ends save one, what do you call it? If teachers taught, why didn’t preachers praught? If a vegetarian eats vegetables, what does a humanitarian eat? People recite at plays and instead they play at recitals, ship by car and send cargo by ship, and have noses that run but feet that smell. How can a slim chance and a fat chance be the same, while a wise man and a wise guy are opposites? Your house can burn up as it burns down, you fill in a form by filling it out, and alarms go off by going on. When the stars are out, they are visible, but when the lights are out, they are invisible. How can inflammable and flammable mean the same thing but indigestion and digestion different things? And when a car slows up, it slows down! . One two-letter English word has more meanings than any other two-letter English word: up. It means toward the sky or at the top of a list, but when we awaken, we wak eup. At a meeting, a topic comes up. We speak up. Officers are up for election and it is up to the secretary to write up a report. We call up friends, dress up, brighten up a room, polish up silver, warm up leftovers, and clean up kitchens. We lock up houses and fix up cars. People stir up trouble, line up for tickets, work up an appetite, and think up excuses. Drains must be opened up when they stop up. We open upa store in the morning and close it up at night. When it threatens to rain, it clouds up. When the sun comes out, it clears up. When it rains, it wets the earth and often muddies things up. When it doesn’t rain, things dry up. . . If you are up to it, build up a list of the ways up is used; it will take up a lot of time, but if you don’t give up, you may come up with a hundred. I could go on and on, but my time is up, so I’ll wrap it up since it's time to shutup and give you guys the oppurtunity to make up the list! |
milehigh06: I dont know what is wrong with Nigerians...Mikel is a defensive Midfielder but you guys want to force him to become an offensive midfielder and when he fails at it,you start to call him names...why not just let him play the role he plays well for club..CDM...you take a lawyer and ask him to become a NASA scientist after he had been a lawyer most of his life and when he fails he start t blame him....how many people here can conviniently claim without being biased to themselves that they can change occupational field over night and be perfect in the new field..what makes Mikel different...HE IS A CDM STOP TRYING TO FORCE HIM TO BECOME A CAM then maybe you will get to enjoy his footballing abilities..he plays best when he sits in front of both CBs..having a team with Mikel as cdm with kelechi as cam will be massive for Nigeria..go 4231seriously, that is one unintelligent thinking of Nigerians. @op when mikel played the said world cup then, he was by far the best player in the tournamen, only a big thanks to fifa for directing the mvp to messi; plus for the next cosecutive 3 following years he has been a great player. For a CDM wining player of the month at the almighty EPL isn't a joke. Let him stick to his position and expect less from him. P.s: Mikel was part of the duo that won the nations cup for us and i could vividly remember that he still has the most complete and accurate passes during confed. Cup. Its only in Nigeria you would see blames for players. I wonder how many thread we would have created if England or Spain was our country. |
St8updiva: abeg tmx when is d next update now. Ur a genius. I love scary movies and novels, so cnt just wait 2 c d end of dis season filmwednesday. I'll be off school then. |
kingphilip: Na so nwnot bad but church to 80% of it tho |
charijee: say and do what's necessary. ..no hurting feelingssure sis. |
kingphilip: i'm immune to it and can't contact ityea! I knew you were the only guy in this house rich enough to purchase ebola immunity spray. |
charijee: wait...is Bholutife18 treasure 95?no |
JeffreyJamez: *Peeling plantain**breaking the eggs* |
temigracie: i have not ooo..but d op s sharing her experience n its vexing me...the Op sef is already asleep |
JeffreyJamez: *Enters thread with apron*moving around with palmoil |
frankben: i've checked it since morning.... She's pretty MzMariah: I pity you.......seconded |
MzMariah: Hello house.e káà bò |
charijee: Nah not in my twinny's room...look for pit toilet and dump it thereif u say so |
temigracie: ...lol..plus those smiles: killing. Frankben dnt check her pix o |
frankben: what does it interprete in englishyou're cute |
Temigracie: registered: 2 hours to clock a month profile pix score: 92% likes: 53 + me 54 buttomline: you have what it takes to complain ...ride on |
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