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Religion , I pity dos guys above me spewing trash,Islamic is more enlightening dat Christianity, am a Christian thou bt 1 qustn I want 2 ask is , IS Jesus Christ a Muslim or I dnt knw., why do xtians calls on Jesus name while praying, why nt God, d last time I checked, he was a prophet like mohammed nd Moses, dnt 4get d gods (obatala,orunmila) were prophet too.., religion is confusing, just be moral !!!! |
sonofjah55:itx a true life story, a friend in malaysia share dat wit me |
An Indonesian judge by the name of
Marzuki was sitting in judgment of an old
lady who pleaded guilty of stealing some
tapioca from a plantation.
In her defense, the old lady admitted to
the Judge that she was indeed guilty of
the crime because she was poor and her
son was sick while her grandchild was
hungry.
The plantation manager insisted that she
be punished as a deterrent to others.
The judge going through the documents
then looked up and said to the old lady,
“I’m sorry but I cannot make any
exception to the Law and you must be
punished accordingly”.
The old lady was fined Rp.1 million (USD
100) and if she could not pay the fine then
she will be jailed for 2 1/2 years as
demanded by the Law.
She wept as she could not pay the fine.
The Judge then took her hat and put in
Rp.100,000 into the hat and said, “In the
name of justice, I fine all present in the
Court @ Rp.50,000 (USD 5.50) each as
dwellers of this City for letting a child
starve until her grandmother is compelled
to steal to feed her grandchild. The
Registrar will now collect the fines from all
present.”
The Court managed to collect Rp 3.5
million (USD 350) including the fine
collected from the plantation manager,
whereby the fine was paid off and the rest
was given to the old lady!
Will we ever see such a thing happening in
our courts ?
I've learnt.....that being kind is more
important than being right.
Culled from the Web.
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I thought I wanted a career bt now I want notin dat just a paycheck evry month., Now I cnt continue wit dis garri again , hiAaaaaannn !!!!. |
Wetin be "oke wa winyin" dnt mind dat spelling , but sum1 said datx d name u called a guy dat is dating ur wife's sister,, bt I dnt bliv |
So ? , 1 of many sons ,our guys dey eye big guys, anyway congratulations 2 poko , me self dey target otedola's daughter. |
rerhji:give me 1 , just 1 |
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scribespad:Thanks boss |
“And Who are you to tell me what to do with my relationship?” If you’re reading this post right now, you’ve probably mumbled that question when you saw the latest relationship advice post on social network. But you read it anyway, by fear of missing out on potentially great advice only to realise it wasn’t that great. Well, here are 9 reasons why next time you should feel comfortable with not clicking. You won’t miss that much, I promise. 1. It Might Actually Be Aimed At One Person The same way an artist can a write a song for everyone by talking to one person, relationship advice may be visible to all, but aimed at one person. The author could be trying to get back at someone who offended them, and by taking their advice you could get caught in the crossfire. So the next time you see someone declaring the obvious truth about relationships, think about who might have hurt them earlier and if their message is really aimed at everybody. 2. Good Intentions Are Not Always Effective “Maybe I should not have said I love you so much”. “Maybe I should not have asked about his ex.” When we face difficulties in our relationships, it is tempting to believe that alternative options would have worked. But until those maybes have been tested, there is no proof that they will work. Which is why regardless of the author’s good intentions, you may not want to make your relationship a lab rat to their maybes. 3. Maggots Don’t Give Flying Lessons (It’s A Butterfly’s Job) It takes a fair amount of time to properly study why a relationship failed. The same goes with functioning relationships: The author might think he’s enabled to give advice because he was happy in his relationship for a month. But so were many others before it failed in month two. Sometimes the writer giving you advice may not have had enough time for introspection, or to link the right causes to their effects. This could make their advice potentially devastating if taken seriously. Look at it this way: Would you rather take flying lessons from a maggot or a butterfly? 4. Birds Of The Same Feather May Sing Differently A hurting person may develop bias against certain types of people. Although your partner may resemble the writer’s offender, they are still individuals with different influences and different life experiences. Would it make sense to kill every bird because one of them dropped a ‘gift’ on your shirt? No. Why would you then apply one advice to every Mary or every Robert? 5. Misery Loves Company It’s usually not out of wickedness, but out of fear of loneliness that people will invite you to share in their misery. If you’re unlucky that misery has just hit a prolific author, guess who it could hit next? 6. Our Hearts Talk Different Languages What an act of kindness will do to one heart, expensive gifts will do to another. Treating advice from one type of lover as gospel truth can be ineffective. 7. The Best Advice Now May Only Apply To You Tomorrow Married couples rarely approach relationships the way singles do, and one week relationships rarely resemble one year relationships. Applying the best advice at the wrong stage of a relationship won’t serve you much. 8. Cultural Differences Matter When we say love is a universal language, we mean the heartbeat part of it. As for the mechanics of a relationship, they tend to change with cultures. Which is normal. The next time you see relationship advice online, make sure they apply to your cultural circumstances, or you would be giving your partner a steep hill to climb. Wouldn’t be very fair, would it? Source: 9jaExclusive |
prettythicksme:am nt saying he shuldnt now, am just suggesting first tin first and by d way , why dnt u say tunji or tunniclife, why tunde, were u der ? |
Dat post up der is wot I called..., " fallacy of generalisation " |
prettythicksme:wot is dis 1 saying again now , wot has Jesus got 2 do wit dis ?,, itx logical nt spiritual ,una sha dey put evrytin ontop Jesus,, hiaaaaaaaannn !!!! |
What is a lover ? , incase u ar talking abt gf, I tink itx heart break ****disholesaintloyal*** |
Maybe itx all in ur head, got urslf involve is sport activities nd get a Mouth Action.., tank me lata |
Hospital clerk ? HiiiAaaannn !!! , no sector is safe ! |
Good move , am still waiting 4 fayose |
It will be very foolish 2 bliv evrytin u read online |
slam7000:even d greatest ifa priest wuldnt see his own death coming |
National Association of Nigerian Students have concluded her plans to stage a Nationwide Mass action / Protest on 31st July, 2015 towards our agitation / demand for Federal Government or FRSC to BAN TRUCKS AND TRAILERS FROM PLYING MAJOR HIGHWAY WITHIN THE HOURS OF 7AM - 6PM DAILY. We can't continue to lose lives of our fellow students on Highways accident caused by Trucks or Trailers. All SUG Presidents, JCC Chairmen , Zonal Coordinators and National Executives should kindly coordinate their various domains in blocking any Federal Highway close to them on Friday, 31st July,2015. Tertiary Institutions managements are advised to give maximum cooperation. We are using this medium to send all necessary signal to NIGERIAN POLICE FORCE, DEPARTMENT OF STATE SERVICE, and Other Security Agencies on our Nationwide Mass Action. We also seek the support of All Media Houses towards their coverage at various location of our Protest Nationwide. Thanks and God Bless Signed Ayenuro Timileyin Gbenga Vice President [National Affairs] National Association of Nigerian Students 07063011276 |
I dnt knw why Pple hate dis baba, nt until u stopped reading his words without sentiment, u will neva understand Dem. |
Happy new month 2 nairalanders , plz letx remind d kids 2 grow up ! |
I thought d chiefs said he is not dead, confused fellow !! |
Dat amount missing ? , but God dey sha !! ,I hate goVernment |
I was going 2 insult d op 4 creating dis kind of thread den I recall my sense of humour .., can sum1 move dis 2 joke section . |
EasternLion:Biko, é weli íwé , dat he reply dsnt make d op any better, wen will u pple learn 2 attack d message only nd nt d messenger |
Omambala1:a ghotaghim , was he a biafra war victim ? |
ArodewilliamsT:wat's biafra datx causing Nigeria nightmares ? , isn't dat a village in Portugal ? |
I dnt like guns , I prefer swords ! |
I was goin 2 say God !! , why have thou forsaken ur pple den I remember am an atheist |
Money ritual evrywia ....,, is it dat nigerians are lazy or dey are greedy |
kazmanbanjoko:in keshi's voice "gbese re oooo" .., iyaf kill pidgin again !! |
let dis guy think about Jesus naa,he will surely b deliver!