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Nairaland General › Re: Caveat Emptor by tpia5(op): 5:54pm On Apr 09, 2013
back to topic:

one modus operandi is to create bogus sites or blogs using someone's name or a variation of it, and post fake write ups involving the targeted person.

eg:

An elaborate hoax targeting Pastor Joel Osteen gained wide attention Monday, after those behind the hoax used Twitter, YouTube, and other social media to spread spurious claims that the pastor had renounced his faith and would close his huge Texas church.


To perpetrate the hoax, a convincing media "bubble" was constructed, complete with a fake Twitter feed (that's now been suspended) and a website that duplicated the look of Osteen's actual site — but with one "e" in the pastor's last name in the URL address. The website was not available for part of Monday afternoon, seemingly a victim not of punitive action but of over-loaded servers.

The fake site featured a letter titled "I am leaving the Christian faith," in which the person posing as Osteen thanked his wife, his congregation, "the State of Texas and my close friends, Oprah Winfrey and Larry King, for all of our support over the years."

The hoax was bolstered by a YouTube video that included mock-up images of the websites of CNN, Drudge Report, and Yahoo — all with headlines blaring the false news that Osteen had repudiated Christianity. The video was uploaded by "ChristianityNews," via an account that seems to have been set up earlier this month.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2013/04/08/176606502/pastor-joel-osteen-is-the-target-of-a-complex-online-hoax
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor W F Kumuyi And His New Bride Aduke by tpia5: 5:50pm On Apr 09, 2013
^tmi, dear.

your happiness or lack of it, over what transpires in other people's lives, is irrelevant.

as is your location.

you can put it in your profile if you feel people should know.
Politics › Re: Bayelsa To Set-up Committee To Tackle Rumour-mongering by tpia5: 5:46pm On Apr 09, 2013
what happened to the 40 laptop crew?

did they morph into 80 laptops?
Politics › Re: Is Nairaland Now A Rumour Mongering Forum? by tpia5: 5:44pm On Apr 09, 2013
yes it is @ topic.

its a general thing.
Celebrities › Re: Tuface 6th Child With Pero Celebrates First Birthday (pictures) by tpia5: 5:37pm On Apr 09, 2013
sandilo: This one when e name d pickin when dey outside "Lion" is very symbolic o. Annie had beta hold her side well and settle herself neat while d guy is still around because d "father of all battles" is gathering storm at the speed of a category 5 super typhoon!
looks that way.

smh.
Celebrities › Re: Tuface 6th Child With Pero Celebrates First Birthday (pictures) by tpia5: 5:33pm On Apr 09, 2013
since one should assume the mother will be the primary caregiver for this child [tuface proposed to another lady a few days before or after the mother delivered, or something like that], then she should have been the one primarily naming the baby.

In which case, its rather pointless choosing names from a language that's not her own. Of course everyone hopes tuface will be equally involved in raising all the children, therefore they'll somehow magically work it out as if nothing is unusual about the situation, but the fact remains tuface is neither a twin, triplet or quadruplet and neither can he clone himself to be in different places consecutively in order to be with the kids.

He also has his own career to manage, he cant spend all his time tracking children unless he hires someone to do so.


prime responsibility remains with the mothers.

the circumstances around the birth of this particular child definitely imply he wants the mother to be the primary carer?

women are sentimental creatures, true, but some things are too glaring to ignore, no matter how sentimental one might be.

give the baby yoruba names that will let him know you intended well for him, not ones that will make him wonder if you and the father just needed him for whatever game you were playing.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor W F Kumuyi And His New Bride Aduke by tpia5: 4:24pm On Apr 09, 2013
MyJoe: Yes, tpia. Would you be so kind to restate some of these questions springing up?
If i'm not the one asking them, why should i be the one restating them?

Ask the askers.
Nairaland General › Re: Caveat Emptor by tpia5(op): 4:18pm On Apr 09, 2013
Wbb.

The thread is not for conversation plz.

Opinions are not needed.

Anyone with questions or comments on other matters can post them elsewhere.
Politics › Re: Renewed Attacks Claim 25 In Plateau by tpia5: 4:15pm On Apr 09, 2013
Is this the one started by some cows being poisoned?

Imo, poison was being tested on the cows, its unfortunate there had to be reprisals on human beings instead of finding out who is behind the poisoning and where they're getting it.

Because of course, the poison will still be applied to humans once its efficacy has been determined.
Celebrities › Re: Tuface 6th Child With Pero Celebrates First Birthday (pictures) by tpia5: 4:11pm On Apr 09, 2013
^

Isnt it interesting how the so-called males are ignoring the ones calling them out for a fight, but instead are focusing on the posters they consider "easy" targets.

I hate cowards but seems cowardice runs in some people's genes.

They cant help it, not their fault.
Politics › Re: Will Nigerian Boom Babies Feed Prosperity Or Entrench Poverty? by tpia5: 3:57pm On Apr 09, 2013
How we for do am.

Lets just manage ourselves, its not like we have any other choice.

More babies please.
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 6:30am On Apr 09, 2013
did your thing not stand up while you were waanking, or what crap are you spilling now?

m.oron!

oya, post your problem, let nl help you find the solution.

tout!
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 6:24am On Apr 09, 2013
shymexx: So, I'm a scammer now?? grin grin grin grin

Have you taken your prozac dosage yet, nutter??

Go find a husband or do something with your life!! undecided

I'm out, yo!!
better take your gaay and scamming asss off the thread, bozo.

invite us when you're marrying your husband, tosser!
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 6:22am On Apr 09, 2013
shymexx: I never said anything to you till you quoted me and started cursing out my mum and sisters...

Did I take your chocolate, or something?

Leave me the fvck alone, I've got enough stalkers in this byt.ch already... Jheeeeez!!

Just go away!!!
^are you mad?

i asked why would you use language that you think doesnt apply to your mum and sisters, on others just because you're on the internet?

when you come here and start insulting nigerian women, who are you referring to?

i have a nigerian dad- do you see me abusing and insulting nigerian men in general, dont i refrain out of respect for the fact that my dad is also nigerian?


ko ni da fun e!
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 6:17am On Apr 09, 2013
so annoying when all these 419 yahoo yahoo romance scammers start running mouth like ugly pigs when real human beings are talking.

you wont hide your faces in shame but must always be jumping up looking for attention just because you have a keyboard.

ko ni da fun gbogbo yin.

i dont blame you, i blame the visa officer who gave you wings.
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 6:15am On Apr 09, 2013
who is this baboon spawn abusing his decrepit mother here?

get lost you attention seeking f.ool.


na this type of gorilla some women go say dem dey date.
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 6:02am On Apr 09, 2013
^ why dont you ask your mama when was the last time she got laid.

bastard.
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 5:56am On Apr 09, 2013
@ shymmexx

deal with your issues, ok?

your personal condition is not my concern.

what concerns me is what i told you.

when referring to your hoochies who you relate with and who you consider only good for holding your bodily secretions, kindly differentiate between them and the ones who could care less if you're from jupiter.

if you want to generalize, then include your mama and female relatives, i dont think i typed in greek.

and never in your life ask me why i'm referring to your mama after you blatantly threw out general insults simply because you're on a public forum. Who are you?
Christianity Etc › Re: Has Mega Pastor Joel Osteen, Resign And Rejects Christ ? by tpia5: 5:33am On Apr 09, 2013
Christianity Etc › Re: COVETOUSNESS - NOT A Mark Of A True Christian by tpia5: 5:32am On Apr 09, 2013
good one.
Politics › Re: Achebe. Self From Self - Sam Omatseye by tpia5: 5:11am On Apr 09, 2013
Politics › Re: Achebe. Self From Self - Sam Omatseye by tpia5: 5:09am On Apr 09, 2013
Politics › Re: Achebe. Self From Self - Sam Omatseye by tpia5: 5:03am On Apr 09, 2013
Eko Ile: It was possible that Achebe was perpetually angry with his country.



http://thenationonlineng.net/new/sam-omatseye/self-from-self/
check his pictures - did he look like someone who was angry? huh
Politics › Re: Achebe. Self From Self - Sam Omatseye by tpia5: 5:02am On Apr 09, 2013
Eko Ile: Off topic....
not really, considering the fact the topic itself is a repeat one.

did you intend for it to be discussed in literature section?
Romance › Re: I'm In My 40s and I'm Still A Sexy Woman... by tpia5: 4:57am On Apr 09, 2013
Lmao @ the bolded... I never claimed that I was more suited to non-Nigerian women - I'm just giving these wonderful women props for showing me love and appreciating me for who I'm... and that's something most Nigerian women don't do, to be honest... However, it's better to call Nigerian women out from time-to-time for their excessiveness... Really and truly, most Nigerian women overdo everything and that's why guys are trying other options....

Also, women from these other countries tend to be more cultured and traditional than Nigerian women... and no matter how you look at it, that's every single guy's kryptonite... We all want to be catered to, pampered, and loved... and most Nigerian women don't exude these qualities... Nigerian women are most times rude, arrogant, and all-up-in-your-face type of women - ain't no one got time for that ish, tbh... grin
@ shollypopz and her likes

learn to look at yourselves thoroughly and yes, put a sock in it occasionally!!!!

everything is not about blurting out whatever crap comes to your brain!
Romance › Re: I'm In My 40s and I'm Still A Sexy Woman... by tpia5:
these are some of the things your fellow nigerian men are saying about you:


just reading the comments here made by some Nigerian women ,i am so glad i married a South African woman. When it comes to beauty Nigerian women can't stand near South African women. I have lived in both countries and that is just the honest fact. Those of you Nigerian women who are mouthing off here should post your pictures if you have the liver. I bet many of you look like chimpanzees but here you are calling SA women ugly. Please prove that they are ugly.

FYI the picture attached to the OP's article is not the picture of the actual Nigerian wives who went to protest. That picture is the picture of the rural wives of the miners who were killed in the marikana shootout so don't get it twisted. Come to SA and see the goddesses we are married to with knockout hips, angel faces, juicy Bosoms and succulent azz not all this extreme lepa shandy you find in Nigeria who can’t even make a p.o.r.n actor's manliness hard because of how f.u..ck!ng ugly they are. Furthermore SA girls are odorless not like SOME naija girls whose bodies smell due to excessive bleaching. You all know i am speaking the truth so i don't care what insults you shell on me.

You are insulting SA women and calling them HIV positive women. Now here is the deal ,in SA they have a competent health system which carries out regulars tests and confirms how many people are infected with HIV.In Nigeria our health system just like everything else is sh*t ,no one really knows how many are infected in Nigeria. The health ministry is just guessing the number, the health sector is led by incompetent people so how can they know anything? They don't even have labs that can do DNA testing in Nigeria and the politicians don’t use Nigerian hospitals. I bet you if a reputable foreign medical firm is hired to conducted general tests in Nigeria ,it will be discovered that Nigeria has the Highest HIV rate in the world. Benue state alone is estimated to have 1 million infected. If one state has 1 million people infected what about the remaining 30 states? So please spare us the mumbo jumbo. I know how SA works and i know how Nigeria works.

It is only in Nigeria that Nigerian women have “mouth”, here in SA Nigerian women can hardly find men to date. Nobody wants them, they are usually ugly and lack personal hygiene.95% of the Nigerian guys in SA want nothing to do with Nigerian women. I can't blame them though ,it is hard to go back to a Volkswagen beetle once you have driven a Bentley continental. One thing Naija guys like about SA women is that they don't form. If they like you ,they will tell you straightaway that they dig you. Some of them will even woo you themselves or through a friend. They are not like most Nigerian women who like to form fake level and make you spend your last Naira before they even give you face.SA women take Nigerians guys out and pay for the whole outing, they are on another level. Abeg Naija women must waka far,SA women pass their level by 12 million light years.
isnt it nigerian men you're hoping to date and marry?
Romance › Re: I'm In My 40s and I'm Still A Sexy Woman... by tpia5: 4:50am On Apr 09, 2013
Shollypopz: Why tpia dey vex naw? All these bitter old women sha grin

@op: glanced through your post, too lazy to read all that. I'm sure you're sexy, do not let anyone tell u otherwise because of your age. Do what makes you feel good and see yourself how you want to be seen.

Ppl need to stop seeing growth in age or being old as a bad thing. To me, a 40 yrs old woman is old, so is a 20 yr old woman. We are all old, just that some are older than the other grin tongue
this is what i'm talking about.

were you people not trained at all, or what kinds of homes do you come from where mad behaviour is considered normal?


must you constantly rain your ill manners and ugliness on threads, learn to act like a lady, save the bitchy talk for your female supporters and the deadbeat guys you hang out with.

in a context where you are not among your bitchy crew, speak with decorum.

your first sentence is exactly what i'm talking about. When these men start raining insults on you and calling you out, then you start catching i.diotic feelings, forgetting how you presented yourself at your so-called young age.
Politics › Re: Achebe. Self From Self - Sam Omatseye by tpia5: 4:39am On Apr 09, 2013
folks, be sure to let us know when you get recognized outside nl idle sections.

i can point you to a few guidelines so you know what you're looking for.

number 1: the chinua achebe encyclopedia.

https://i43.tower.com/images/mm102076272/chinua-achebe-encyclopedia-m-keith-booker-hardcover-cover-art.jpg

do any of you people have an encyclopedia in your name thats not bend down select, i mean is your own original aka the real deal, not an imitation version hurriedly cooked up because you saw achebe had one.


number 2:

a cat may look at a king.




have fun.
Romance › Re: I'm In My 40s and I'm Still A Sexy Woman... by tpia5: 4:21am On Apr 09, 2013
big hiss. angry
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 3:49am On Apr 09, 2013
are your grandmother, mother and sisters non-nigerian?



shymexx: Lmao @ the bolded... I never claimed that I was more suited to non-Nigerian women - I'm just giving these wonderful women props for showing me love and appreciating me for who I'm... and that's something most Nigerian women don't do, to be honest... However, it's better to call Nigerian women out from time-to-time for their excessiveness... Really and truly, most Nigerian women overdo everything and that's why guys are trying other options....

Also, women from these other countries tend to be more cultured and traditional than Nigerian women... and no matter how you look at it, that's every single guy's kryptonite... We all want to be catered to, pampered, and loved... and most Nigerian women don't exude these qualities... Nigerian women are most times rude, arrogant, and all-up-in-your-face type of women - ain't no one got time for that ish, tbh... grin
why are you catching feelings when called out?
Politics › Re: South African Wives Of Nigerians Protest In Johannesburg by tpia5: 3:46am On Apr 09, 2013
shymexx: Why do you have this innate obsession with people's mum and sisters??

Can't you argue without disrespecting people's families?? undecided undecided
why are you people so sensitive about your female relatives yet extremely disrespectful to other peoples' own?

thats the height of s.tupidity if you ask me.

dont use language you wouldnt use for your mum and sisters, on other women- what's so hard to grasp about that?

i dont care if you receive fifty blowjobs every day from women you buy recharge cards for. Thats your own wahala. Cuss out your hoochies, not the general populace.

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