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Close ups of almost anything never looks good.

If you're searching for faults in your fellow humans then of course you'll find some 99% of the time.

Only Jesus was faultless and of coúrse we know how people took that.

The consequences of not doing so were far greater.

i dont know what the culture is where pleep comes from, but in yorubaland in general and ekiti in particular, young men do not run after older women.

if you want to be a radical who wants to revolutionize that sort of stuff, then i guess your leg suppose to waka outside.

^^hmm, you really think you're smart, dont you.

how long have you been on this forum?

any success yet?

^go easy on your mama plz.

no need to start abusing her on a public forum.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=805064.msg9574166#msg9574166 date=1321504525]He seemed like a good dude to me. I guess you've had a bad experience.[/quote]yes, he's a good dude and i just had a bad experience.

^^are you by any chance the same animal as that freak called da rapture and any of his monikers?

the two of you always drop in at the same time like the rotten pennies you are?

that i.diot wants to start with me sha.

How would you describe the look and smile on Jonathan's face?

he tends to look that way with women other than his wife.

but people say he's an arrant womanizer sha.

maybe he gets bored with his flames afterwards?

i mean he started off in this manner.

running after older women than him until his crappiness was fully revealed.

but with a user id named pleep i guess the joke's on whoever thought he was a human being to begin with.

isnt this how pleep started till he revealed himself as the useless thing that he is?

Jesus, some people can lie and have no original thought/life of their own. . . . . .

na copy copy forever.

what an existence.

Shouldnt the thread be titled " my reflections after drinking gulder"

gosh what a d.aft thread.

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=804022.msg9572330#msg9572330 date=1321473605]oluku. Next thing u go complain when we mention your people or enter your threads. Anyway, I will try to make sure im the first one of us to enter. [/quote]onyeoshi.

feel free.

good cover for your unabashed interest in anything yoruba.

you just need an excuse for your fixation that's all.

True that.

Where are your parents?

Chyz

stop reading unnecessary meanings into my posts and likewise stop following me trying to pick a fight.

I made an informed observation which you're free to disagree with and in case you didnt notice, i didnt converse in absolutes like your brothers who i responded to did.

I'm not sure what's giving some the impression oranmiyan is a title when modern versions of that name still exist today eg abayomi.

Why do some igbos keep harping what they feel they know about ijebu?

Mostly making erroneous statements to boot.

Learn to know when you're in a wind up and try to diffentiate between what you hear or are told and what actually obtains.

The paypal option might work in that case.

Kodewrita

and which of the things you mentioned cant be found in the federal universities?

Imo the only edge most private universities have is the power supply maybe and also access to new IT technology, since i'm not too sure what obtains on the federal side. Regardless, the day the govt decides to pump money into those areas, they'll catch up in wherever they might have been lagging before.

In addition, the private universities have stricter behaviour codes than the federal ones. I personally have no problem with that since there's enough tangoing at the bigger federal universities.

As per ten years from now, you seem to forget nigeria does not have a maintenance culture, so in ten years its likely people will gravitate towards new universities which were established after the current crop some of you are touting here.

Odunnu

your comment is erroneous.

Like i said, there's only so much that can be done from overseas- the couple needs rehabilitation and long term goals and this can only be achieved if the people on ground assist them with it.

Kindly look at the bigger picture instead of nitpicking, thanks.

There are many churches in that area who i'm sure would not mind getting involved. If i were in lagos i'd personally get involved myself. Its just harder to do things when one is not there in person that's all.