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Photogenics and photo freaks may relate. Unfortunately I can't |
Australopithecus Africanus. While we studied this things in school, they made little sense to us. |
Bahamas95:Yea, something like this |
Elton02:fresh clean spotless skin |
1. Most African men marry women way younger than them. It is natural for the older one to die first before the younger one. 2. Men work too hard to take care of others including their wives and children, but barely take care of themselves. Women first take care of themselves before any other person. 3. Most men have bad habits that cut their lives short. You'll agree with me that the percentage of men that abuse alcohol and tobacco is way higher than that of women. 4. Men can be carefree and reckless with life while women are more careful... Do you understand now? |
Ok |
As a man, dating a military woman is a NO NO for me |
Of what benefit will it be for the international community if there are stable and progressive nations in Africa? Who will they sell there weapons to? Where will they dump their used items? Who will provide raw materials for the running of their factories? Who will provide cheap factory labor for them? Who will clean their cobwebs and wash their toilets? Who will they use as labrat for testing their new drugs? Who will they sell their abandoned planes and vehicles to? My friend shine your eyes. First world countries are relevant because there are countries like Nigeria. They will fight tooth and nail to keep Nigeria the way it is forever. Why do you think America is fighting China? Why do you think they fought Gaddafi? Why do you think they fought on the side of Nigeria during the civil war? Buhari met Trump, off all the pressing needs of Nigeria, Trump choosed to asked him a very irrelevant and useless question: "Why are you killing Christians?" as if himself is a Christian. Only Nigerians can liberate Nigeria. Unfortunately, it won't happen in our time. |
Many Americans will even volunteer for the job at no pay. But down here, you even need connection to be a poll worker. |
hollah123:You sabi. Those small breasts hardly fall, they point at you always and are really attractive without bra |
There's nothing attractive in big breast. They make women look shapeless |
It's sometimes difficult to maintain balance between obsession and unfavorable rules |
Some people's obsession is out of this world. I don't know why I hate tattoos with passion; it turns me off |
Ok |
Klass99:please give attention to these questions. I'm also interested |
maleekeminent:I'm tired of reading this line from guys |
Nawao |
At first, we welcomed you with open arms, but you disappointed us. It's now your turn to convince us beyond every reasonable doubt that you're serious. |
4 years after, no job |
Holyterrorist:what's the size and your location |
Mrsglory:If you're pharmacy inclined, studying pharmacy should not be stressful to you. Art inclined students will be stressed out if they venture into science studies, vice versa. If you are admitted into studying something you don't have foundation for, you will experience great deal of stress. Those days in school, natural science (a general course) was a great deal for most students in non science departments. Likewise, social science (a general course) was a very big deal for science students. Do you understand my point now? |
It's funny how everyone of you think because it's education, it's easy. Laughable! Now let me make it clear to you. Being an Education student simply means that you study teaching methodologies of a particular field of learning. For example, if you're studying Education History, in addition to covering History curriculum, you equally cover Education curriculum. Somebody above is berating the study of History. If you're opportuned to study it, you might still end up with 3rd class. That Education is attached to it doesn't mean you won't cover all the aspects of the course which include, among others, History, archeology and international studies. The same way you all shout that school is stressful is the same way people in Education and every other faculty complain. To be candid, Education students have more work to do that their counterparts in other faculties. NCE students at some points do 24 to 27 courses per semester. I have discovered two reasons why many people complain of school stress. One is that they just join the bandwagon to justify their irresponsible attitude towards learning. The other is that they approach school with anxiety especially if they are studying courses that do not match their intelligence. How do you expect school not to be stressful when you're studying a course with O'level and JAMB results with results gotten from special centers? I mean, you couldn't pass your subjects at O'level without malpractice, and now you want school to be easy to you? I told you guys that I made a lot of money in school. How? One of the things I did was writing term papers and seminars for people. In social sciences, you hardly get questions that you can just go to internet and download the answers. Those of you in natural sciences, especially biology, you can easily download an answer from internet especially on theoretical subject matters. But that is not the case with social sciences where most questions are critically analytical. So must be able to think in practical ways to be able to put together something meaningful. Most students shouting "school is stressful" couldn't do such rigorous mental exercises because they apparently passed their O'level without effort. Let me stop here for now. |
Almost everybody complain of how stressful school is bla bla bla... Sometimes I'll just be asking myself: is it this same school all of us attended or is there something I'm missing? During my days in school, girls particularly always complained of stress. We attended lectures, had take-home assignments, did term papers and seminars and wrote exams by the end of the semesters. All these activities could be completed in just one month, but they are spread across several months, yet people say they are stressful. Sometimes I wondered why we did a semester from September till March doing 8-12 courses. Granted, some people had too many other engagements like sports, school politics, religious activities etc. But most of the people that always complained were those that do not take part in extra curricular activities; they still don't attend night classes. On my part, I went to school daily primarily to make money. I made a lot of money in school. I only attended lectures where it was impossible for someone else to write attendance for me (why should I sit down and be watching you read out materials I have already bought from you; uninteresting information I could easily get online?) I had no note throughout my stay in school. I paid no dime to any lecturer and I had only one carryover. Yet I came out with good grade. The curriculum is broken down in such a way that it should be easy for everyone. All you need to do is: get your course outline in time, get necessary materials, have an overview of the course and follow up with every instruction you're given... You're good to go. I studied Education History /International Studies by the way. |
I have numerous experiences. I can't even start typing |
lefulefu:Guy, I can relate to what the op is saying. The pain when you want to shave is excruciating. This is over 16yrs I've not rubbed ordinary Vaseline. You won't understand though |
humility33:If only you really know how it feels to visit barbershop |
I have the same problem. Every weekend is war for me because I must barb. I love clean shave |
kinglee007:location? |
Rityonyi:I wish you success. But Imo... I reserve my comment |
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