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TravelRe: . by Vicjustice: 1:18pm On Aug 23, 2007
VOR/FUNKYBABY,
Good that both of you are online.
You see, i've never had any personal grudges with Funky, i've read many of her posts, she seemed to me then as a lively contributor to this forum until she interfered on me rudely. I felt insulted and wanted to express my displeasure to her, but instead, she insisted her demeaning behaviours. I was compelled to react because, i don't think it's anyone's right to insult me if s/he disagrees with my post especially when it doesn't pertain to him/her.
 I'm not into any competition with any one. Peace.
TravelRe: D1O's Visa Finally Came Through: Thank God by Vicjustice: 10:29pm On Aug 22, 2007
funkybaby:
story !!!! you must be a very jobless and immature man o ! to sit down and explain your marital status and maritial history to me.  grin grin   i ask you??  ode

still boils down to the same thing. you got your stay through her. shameless man!!!

it still explains the baked pototoes that you eat everyday. she's american huh yeah right !! i can just imagine how ''wowo'' she will be.

are you really sure that you are in Dublin?? if yes, then take a visit to the african foods shop and compare the cost of african foods in naija to the cost of those in UK. since you are so f*cking blind and dumb that you can't read my post and see the word ''compare''. thats the reason why i have highlighted it this time.

olodo rabata
You said before that i married an Irish woman for "papers", and now you asked if i'm trully in Dublin. Wht the contradiction?
 You don't have to "imagine how 'wowo' she will be" you can see her by my side with her US soldier brother: Just click my username and the photo is there.
 Would you now accept a hand shake of peace from me smiley?
TravelRe: If You Adopt Foreign Citizenship You Are No Longer Nigerian! by Vicjustice: 9:14pm On Aug 22, 2007
pardon me
TravelRe: Everyone Please Add A Piece Of Advise by Vicjustice: 8:21pm On Aug 22, 2007
Hope you're not the guy yourself, if you are (or your friend is) i'll advice that you guys think twice, UK is good for those who don't have good hope in Nigeria, but for somebody already making that much Money from Nigeria, i advice a second thought: but if going to the UK for a professional job, then, it's worth it. It's frustrating to be an illegal resident abroad. Are you good with this advice?
TravelRe: . by Vicjustice: 8:07pm On Aug 22, 2007
D1O:
why is everyone being so hostile to funkybaby. I actually see her quite differently. Please is there something that I'm missing? Vicjustice you might want to comment on that because I notice you are really hostile to her
You see, i'm not here for trouble, i enjoy using nairaland forum because, it makes me feel the taste of home while i'm abroad, i indeed enjoy corresponding with Nigerians.
  But, it's annoying that some people take advantage of this forum and insult whoever they wish from behind their monitor. 
  I've read many of Funky's posts, and i observed that she's always been rude to people who see things different from her, little did i know that it would soon be my turn, and she took on me without a second thought, even though i never had any previous convo with her.
Bellow is my simple post to one John, he needed advice and i thought i could help, so i posted him this article:

Quote from: Vicjustice on August 17, 2007, 06:32 PM
"Dear John,
as a fiance, the embassy will definitely doubt your relationship with her, and they're likely going to refuse you the visa 100 times (each time, you'll have to pay the visa fee): and you might not be given the rights to appeal their decisions.
  If you get married in Nigeria, that will automatically qualify you for the status of EU family member. By this, you'll not have to apply for the standard visa and paying the visa fee, you'll be given the entitlement to apply for a family member permit: this Permit which seems like a visa (but with remarks that you're an EU family member-giving you the right for a residence permit) is free of charge, no visa fee. And if however they refuse you the visa (permit) for reason of doubts and trial, you'll be entitled to appeal it which will eventually be in your favour as long as your marriage is sustained.
  I advice you to do the marriage in Nigeria. Goodluck"


BUT THIS FUNKYBABY CAME FROM NO WHERE TO SHOW THAT SHE KNOWS BETTER, BELLOW IS A PART OF HER RESPONDS

Quote from: funkybaby on August 18, 2007, 07:58 AM
"@vicjustice
sometimes i read your posts on nairaland and i have noticed that most times you give the wrong advice to people. just because (as you say) that you are in Ireland does not mean that you are well versed in immigration laws especially those relating to the UK. Its best not to say anything than to mislead people  every lame man knows that although UK is an EU courntry, it has its own peculiar immigration laws. your advice to the poster  !!!DOES NOT APPLY TO THE UK AT ALL"


HERE I TRIED TO EXPRESS MY DISPLEASURE:

Quote from: Vicjustice on August 17, 2007
"Dear FUNKYBABY,
Could you please refere to one or two of my "misleading" advice that i gave to people?
Sometimes before, i felt like deleting my profile from this forum since some faceless arrogant users use this means to insult people, but then, i didn't want to delete it because, i enjoy corresponding with Nigerians, and there are more friends than foes here.
  When you see my "online" status in this website, do not assume that that i'm regularly available or that i'm a less busy man, i'm a professional worker, and my home and office computer is regularly running several hours a day: it automatically logs on to Nairaland.com when it's switched on, and keeps on the "online" status even when it's shut down, (except i manually log of).
  I simply gave a well wishing advice to the guy, John; that he should marry and apply for a family member visa, and if however i was incorrect in any way, does that give you the chance to be rude? By the way, what does the word: "MISLEAD" mean to you?
  Check your dictionary and see if the word MISLEAD represents my message to John.
  I suppose you adore the mr. VOR, don't you see how he put his post in respond to my information?
  No need to doubt whether i'm in Dublin or not, i'm Irish citizen, and i'm currently working in the Baltic states".


BUT SHE REMAINED ANNOYING:

Quote from: funkybaby on August 18, 2007
"story  ! i still stand by my post !"

I UNDERSTOOD SHE'S A RUDE ONE BY NATURE AND:

Quote from: Vicjustice on August 18, 2007, 08:59 PM
"Funky, you're a typical nigerian girl, you don't believe me because you compare me with your own condition. But we're not in a contest, are we?"

HER REPLY:

Quote from: funkybaby on August 18, 2007
"because you have internet access-
*** rolls eyes***
***hisses***"
TravelRe: Funkybaby Help Pls! by Vicjustice: 6:42pm On Aug 22, 2007
Imani, i've always respected you, and i regard your thoughtful posts. But, i must admit that i'm beginning to get upset with you for your undue accusations based on your suspicions.
By the way, what makes it hard for you to believe that i could have a friend in Nairaland?
Would it interest you to realise that you're a close correspondent (in this forum) with my own brother in Canada?
  Well, it's not an ideal to identify him to you, anyway.
  I was considerate enough to tell about Armedlion, but you're rather getting on my nerves: I respect you, and i'd expect you to do the same. Goodday
TravelRe: D1O's Visa Finally Came Through: Thank God by Vicjustice: 11:25pm On Aug 21, 2007
best wishes from the buttom of my heart, and remeber to post us on your success, we'll be glad to celebrate with you: may we not hear sad or negative news in Jesus name. amen!
TravelRe: . by Vicjustice: 11:04pm On Aug 21, 2007
Quote from: funkybaby on Today at 11:05:44 AM
This post is strictly directed at
1.VOR
2. mrpataki
3.akolawole
4.londoncool
5.muyiwabank
6.of course, myself

could we all meet if possible for one hour? on a weekend?


[quote author=Baba_Dibia link=topic=73815.msg1415984#msg1415984 date=1187719010]this ashawo don dey look for boyfriend, if she get man for her life, she for no get time for this sort of get together: na wa oh, the guys wey she invite no gree reply humm. if you need help, i gwet medicin to make you attractive to guys.[/quote]What a shame embarassed! The poster (Funkybaby) has abandoned her thread and omitted her posts, none of her invitees responded, it seems no guy wants to be involved with this fat belly woman who calls herself "baby". Even a native doctor understand her kind of calibre. What an embarrassment!

Soon, you're gonna change your user name and come out cleaner, but if you do, then, you're a big time looser, with all your big mouth cheesy
TravelRe: D1O's Visa Finally Came Through: Thank God by Vicjustice: 10:54pm On Aug 21, 2007
funkybaby:
@vicjustice

you wan start again this evening.  angry

are you f*cking blind or retarded??  angry which of the two??  angry

my post was directed to D10

everybody knows in jand and us that african food are annoyingly expensive compared to the prices in naija.

i can't blame you sha. maybe all you eat is baked potatoes with scrambled eggs made by the Irish woman you married there in Dublin to secure your stay. so how will you know the cost of a tuber of yam or yam flour.

look, i do not come here on nairaland to pretend what i am not. i will talk about UK, the way i see it. which is why a lot of peeps love me here.

african food is annoying expensive in UK, include seasoning maggi and knorr. i still stick to my statement.

olofo !!!
@Funkybaby
  Funny you cheesy! She's not Irish, not even European, she's American, and we got married in Germany: she's a staff nurse at my place of work, so, she can't give me an Irish paper. Look for your mate, i'm not one smiley
TO YOU, ORDINARY MAGGI IS "EXPENCIVE", I DOUBT IF YOU'RE REALLY IN THE UK huh
TravelRe: D1O's Visa Finally Came Through: Thank God by Vicjustice: 7:04pm On Aug 21, 2007
funkybaby:
@salsera

very well said.

@D10
also come with lots of african food, (amala, garri, fufu, poundo yam, yam tubers), name it !!! and lots of seasoning as well (maggi and knorr). those stuff are annoyingly expensive here.

like salsera said, AVOID CREDIT CARDS TOTALLY. AND BANK OVERDRAFTS TOO. believe me, awoof dey run belle for UK.
@ Funkybaby:
MAGGI AND KNORR are annoyingly expencive here? By the way, where are you really embarassed, are you so poor?
TravelRe: Travelling To Ireland: by Vicjustice: 5:38pm On Aug 21, 2007
My G, i don't think any body had ill wishes for you, you were just too foolishly careless to have posted these articles, and worst still, you included your photo in your profile: but at least you took a lesson from my harsh rebuke and wisely withdrew the photo.
  Somehow, i'm not convinced that you've arrived, because you were on line yesterday in Nigeria, and you're online again even now. WHICH AIRLINE FLIES DIRECT TO DUBLIN FROM NIGERIA? It takes several hours to get to Ireland due to transit. What time did you fly and what time did you arrive?
  If however you're in Ireland, here's my number, i'll give your my number; I may be of help smiley

I insist that these articles are embarrassing embarassed

onatisi:
GOOD DAY EVERY ONE,I JUST SECURED A 3 MONTHS VISITING VISA TO DUBLIN,PLS CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE CHALLENGE  COS I AM INTENDING TO STAY THERE AFTER MY VISITING VISA EXPIRES IN THREE MONTHS.PLS ANY HOPE OF WORKING AND STAYING THERE WITHOUT BEEN CAUGHT AND DEPORTED.
aloib:
I INTEND TO STAY LEGALLY BUT THATS WHY I POST MY TOPIC SO I CAN GET MORE ADVICE ON STAYING THERE LEGALLY BUT PLS HOW DO I EXTEND MY VISA, AND WHAT  IS THE MAXIMUM MONTHS I WILL BE GIVEN FOR EXTENSION AND WHAT ARE THE PARAMETERS FOR EXTENSION, AND IS IT POSSIBLE TO DO A PETTY JOB WITH A 3  MONTH VISITING VISA
Christianity EtcRe: Is Jesus Christ God? by Vicjustice: 6:43pm On Aug 20, 2007
ALL HAIL PILGRIM.1!!!
I said it before that there's this remarkable wisdom in your comments, both of responce and of answer. I declare that i love you!
May you increase from wisdom to wisdom, it appeases me to see that you're able;e to answer questions from unbelievers and even they attested to your wisdom. God is proud of you, so am i.
Maybe you should just ignore these people because, even during the days the Lord Jesus on earth, there were such people, and they never believed him: rather, they crusified him
TravelRe: Travelling To Ireland: by Vicjustice: 6:29pm On Aug 20, 2007
@marjson
Hey, Idiot!
  What are you doing, seeking advice or just exposing your intentions here?
  Do you know that a visa doesn't guarantee you an entrance into the country?
  Fool, people like you are responsible for the repatriation of some ordinary people. Haven't you heard that there are many people that are repatriated at the point of entry for reason of doubts?
  Men, don't you guys have common sense of reasoning? you even have your photo here! How would it feel if at the point of entry, they refuse to let you in?
  Sure, you realise that Nigeria has the bigest EU embassy market in the world: Believe me, these immigration people know very well about this nairaland website, and they are often browsing and reading our posts too.
TravelRe: Uk Visa Application (advice Needed) by Vicjustice: 7:51pm On Aug 19, 2007
mizztee:
about what?
@mizztee
If my memory serves me right, i understand that you deleted you earlier post, why  smiley?

@ Kelly
  Appeal will take up to six or seven months, but i suppose you stand a better chance to prove yourself in appeal than in a new application: it actually depends on how soon you need the visa and among other things, the quality of your documents, though. Sorry for your refusal.
TravelRe: Funkybaby Help Pls! by Vicjustice: 10:14pm On Aug 18, 2007
Na wah oh!
TravelRe: Fiance Visa, Pls Any Luck by Vicjustice: 8:59pm On Aug 18, 2007
Funky, you're a typical nigerian girl, you don't believe me because you compare me with your own condition. But we're not in a contest, are we?
Christianity EtcRe: Is Jesus Christ God? by Vicjustice: 8:10pm On Aug 18, 2007
ALL HAIL PILGRIM.1!!!
I said it before that there's this remarkable wisdom in your comments, both of responce and of answer. I declare that i love you!
  May you increase from wisdom to wisdom, it appeases me to see that you're able to answer questions from unbelievers and even they attested to your wisdom. God is proud of you, so am i.
TravelRe: Uk Visa Application (advice Needed) by Vicjustice: 7:44pm On Aug 18, 2007
mizztee:
,
Hi Mizztee, have you changed your mind?
TravelRe: Fiance Visa, Pls Any Luck by Vicjustice: 7:36pm On Aug 18, 2007
FUNKYBABY
BELOW IS THE ORIGINAL ADVICE THAT I POSTED, COULD YOU PLEASE UNDERLINE THE "MISLEADING" COMMENT?
Vicjustice:
Dear John,
as a fiance, the embassy will definitely doubt your relationship with her, and they're likely going to refuse you the visa 100 times (each time, you'll have to pay the visa fee): and you might not be given the rights to appeal their decisions.
If you get married in Nigeria, that will automatically qualify you for the status of EU family member. By this, you'll not have to apply for the standard visa and paying the visa fee, you'll be given the entitlement to apply for a family member permit: this Permit which seems like a visa (but with remarks that you're an EU family member-giving you the right for a residence permit) is free of charge, no visa fee. And if however they refuse you the visa (permit) for reason of doubts and trial, you'll be entitled to appeal it which will eventually be in your favour as long as your marriage is sustained.
I advice you to do the marriage in Nigeria. Goodluck
TravelRe: Fiance Visa, Pls Any Luck by Vicjustice: 7:32pm On Aug 18, 2007
funkybaby:
@vicjustice

sometimes i read your posts on nairaland and i have noticed that most times you give the wrong advice to people. just because (as you say) that you are in Ireland does not mean that you are well versed in immigration laws especially those relating to the UK. Its best not to say anything than to mislead people  angry

every lame man knows that although UK is an EU courntry, it has its own peculiar immigration laws. your advice to the poster  !!!DOES NOT APPLY TO THE UK AT ALL

@johnthomas
why not get married here in Nigeria. It is really simple, just go to the court registry with a few friends and you are done. of course, the chances that you might be refused are rather high since you were once deported, but if you appeal, and the appeal is handled by a very competent lawyer, you will win. smiley

the fact is that settlement visa applications especially those made from nigeria do not have very high success rate. i know sooo many people that have been denied despite their GOOD immigration history, but the good thing is that they all got the visa about a year later after appealing.

its funny that you spent 10years illegally in the UK. why didnt you get a committment from your fiancee then?? the earlier you get married to this woman, the better for you or better still get her pregnant  grin because from what your travel history#(deportation), she might be your only opportunity of ever going back to the UK.  undecided you know, things are getting tighter each day unlike it was ten years ago - the biometric passport thing, serious passport control checks, the eye scanning machines at some of the airports, etc.

if you apply for the finace visa, it will only take the Grace of God for you to be given. Like you said, the fiance visa is only 6months and you are not allowed to work. The embassy will definately think you are desperate to get to the UK (a place you lived for 10years before you were deported), and they might not give it to you since you did not return back to nigeria the first time you were given the visa.

what ever decision you decide to take, i wish you the best.

@VOR
Oga,hello.  smiley its been ages since you were last here. trust you are okay.
Dear FUNKYBABY,
Could you please refer to one or two of my "misleading" advice that i gave to people?
Sometimes before, i felt like deleting my profile from this forum since some faceless arrogant users use this means to insult people, but then, i didn't want to delete it because, i enjoy corresponding with Nigerians, and there are more friends than foes here.
  When you see my "online" status in this website, do not assume that that i'm regularly available or that i'm a less busy man, i'm a professional worker, and my home and office computer is regularly running several hours a day: it automatically logs on to Nairaland.com when it's switched on, and keeps on the "online" status even when it's shut down, (except i manually log of).
  I simply gave a well wishing advice to the guy, John; that he should marry and apply for a family member visa, and if however i was incorrect in any way, does that give you the chance to be rude? By the way, what does the word: "MISLEAD" mean to you?
  Check your dictionary and see if the word MISLEAD represents my message to John.
  I suppose you adore the mr. VOR, don't you see how he put his post in respond to my information?
  No need to doubt whether i'm in Dublin or not, i'm Irish citizen, and i'm currently working in the Baltic states.
TravelRe: Why? Do Nigerians Live Illegally Abroad Rather Than Stay Home by Vicjustice: 6:45pm On Aug 18, 2007
jayon:
sad sad sad MP007@ You are a big monkey u need to live there forever no place like home, am going to france tomorrow to buy perfume then i will visit my cousin in london,i will then head to japan to see my family friend, isn't that sweet die,live for US.u don hear
jayon:
@ Mp007 grin grin grin grin grin congrats , lol, Travlling by december when me dey travel almost everyweek,u dey book flight every year or month, u need to die in US
jayon:
grin grin grin grin grin travelling is sweet when you have Jesus because he will bless you , my job is JESUS Jesus other people do yahoo yahoo but me Jesus Jesus.start now u will flowing in money,
jayon:
grin grin cool maybe someday when am going for some conference will take u along kiss kiss kiss
jayon:
sad sad embarassed embarassed he no matter i can take u all along or invite you
@ Jayon,
   those who really have the money do not brag, their money talks for them. Regular travellers have nothing to boast about because, travelling is their normal activity. But, your bragging makes me doubt something lipsrsealed.
TravelRe: Fiancee Or Spouse Visa, Which Is Better? by Vicjustice: 6:43pm On Aug 17, 2007
Dear Bikolo and Johnthomas,
As a fiance, the embassy will definitely doubt your relationship with her, and they're likely going to refuse you the visa 100 times (each time, you'll have to pay the visa fee): and you might not be given the rights to appeal their decisions.
If you get married in Nigeria, that will automatically qualify you for the status of EU family member. By this, you'll not have to apply for the standard visa and paying the visa fee, you'll be given the entitlement to apply for a family member permit: this Permit which seems like a visa (but with remarks that you're an EU family member-giving you the right for a residence permit) is free of charge, no visa fee. And if however they refuse you the visa (permit) for reason of doubts and trial, you'll be entitled to appeal it which will eventually be in your favour as long as your marriage is sustained.
I advice you to do the marriage in Nigeria. Goodluck
TravelRe: Fiance Visa, Pls Any Luck by Vicjustice: 6:32pm On Aug 17, 2007
Dear John,
as a fiance, the embassy will definitely doubt your relationship with her, and they're likely going to refuse you the visa 100 times (each time, you'll have to pay the visa fee): and you might not be given the rights to appeal their decisions.
If you get married in Nigeria, that will automatically qualify you for the status of EU family member. By this, you'll not have to apply for the standard visa and paying the visa fee, you'll be given the entitlement to apply for a family member permit: this Permit which seems like a visa (but with remarks that you're an EU family member-giving you the right for a residence permit) is free of charge, no visa fee. And if however they refuse you the visa (permit) for reason of doubts and trial, you'll be entitled to appeal it which will eventually be in your favour as long as your marriage is sustained.
I advice you to do the marriage in Nigeria. Goodluck
Jokes EtcThe Lions Grabbed The Most Valuable Meals by Vicjustice(op): 6:02pm On Aug 17, 2007
:-x
TravelRe: Uk's Working Holiday Visa by Vicjustice: 5:38pm On Aug 17, 2007
Yasiday, i get what you mean, my apology for my assessments of you due to your post, you see, there are lots of guys here who try to intimidate people with their travel achievements, such behaviours make Nigerians to be more desirous and determined to take desperate measures just to travel out.
  I want to commend the calmness you show in your reply, such a nonchalant attitude reveals that your claim is credible, other people who exaggerate their stands would retaliate insults in defence of their claims. I respect you.

I'm possitive that you'll get the visa since you're not in the category of people who give the ECO concern that they might not be trully interested in studies or that they might not return after their studies.
Jokes EtcBe Happier With These by Vicjustice(op): 11:21pm On Aug 16, 2007
(1) A fool at 40 is a fool forever. If one is not good-looking at 20; not strong at 30; not wise at 40; not rich at 50; yet, not successful at 40: oh! sorry, it can't be.
(2) If men were God, how would the poor afford to breath? If dogs were rich, how would beggars approach them? If smoking is good, how would most people be involved?
(3) Dogs are carnivorous animals; they could hunt and fend for themselves, yet, they are dependants. Vagabond ones are the poorest of all animals because being man's best friends, they've learnt to depend on men.
(4) It pays to do good and justice when it is in the power of your hand. But when a situation is beyond your control, just do your best and leave the rest. *There is no peace for the wicked because, the wages of sin is death.
(5) Can an evil man live a happy life? There is more joy for a prisoner than for him. * Is there anyone wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for him. * Have you seen anyone who would never accept a fault? There are more chances for a dullard to learn than for him.
(6) Many people would be willing to help you recover the debt that others owe you, but how many would be there to assist you in paying your own debt? A friend in need is a friend indeed.
(7) Humans are liable to make mistakes; he who would never realize his faults lacks understanding and he is liable to retain his guilt and lacks the ability to learn.
(cool A wise wife is greater than a macho husband but a wise man controls his temper. * What is more risky than the life of a man whose wife is determined to take?
(9) It is more honourable for one to stop arguing since a fool might turn it intro a quarrel. * Never say never because you never know what might be.
(10) By strength, ten men cannot pull a horse, but by wisdom, a little child can move two horses.
(11) Only a mad dog barks at a flying bird; only a fool argues with a gun-man. * Before a gun-man, a wise man is stronger than a macho man.
(12) A silent snake is by far more dangerous than a barking dog.
(13) Girls consider themselves victims when boys suggest the end of a relationship, but when they suggest it, they feel justify. Things are easier when done orderly.
(14) It's abomination and a big news to catch a woman cheating on her man. but when a man is caught cheating, people consider it smart: this is sexism and injustice.
(15) Confidence in an unfaithful one during trouble is like a cat that feels secured under a parked vehicle; or like a broken tooth.
(16) Withdraw your foot from your neighbor's house that he may not get bored of you and begins to hate you.
(17) One who avoids people laughing at him and does things against his wish to create impressions, might eventually be cried for. It is better to be laughed at than be cried for because, laughter could be jealousy.
(18) There is a job waiting for ANYBODY to take. And EVERYBODY expect SOMEBODY to have taken it; but NOBODY ends up taken it.
(19) A lazy work-man always blame his tools.
(20) There is trouble in striving for supremacy. What would it profit a woman to rule over her husband; and what would it profit a man to claim superiority over his wife?
(21) It is easier and cheaper to humbly say I AM SORRY than to pay the price for the fault. I AM SORRY is a common word, yet it saves hell of troubles; but pride goes before a fall.
(22) As good fruit are rare from bad trees, even more are good advice rare from evil people.
(23) Do not answer anyone foolishly according to his foolishness so that you may not be equal to him.
(24) A merciful man does good to his soul, but an evil man troubles his own flesh. Goodness is in correspondence with life; but he who chases after evil, chases it to his own death.
(25) He who sees something but yet says nothing is not a fool; he who sees much but says less, hold his peace: but he who sees little but says much would be avoided.
(26) He who oppresses his wife searches for trouble; but there is peace in a wedlock where there is respect of rights, justice and tolerances.
(27) It is cheaper to say I LOVE YOU than to show love.
(28) It is better imagined than to explain how an evil man, after destroying lot of lives would hide his ONE life from justice.
(29) People rejoice when good people prosper. But when the wicked perish, there are shouts of joy.
(30) Good name is better than riches.
(31) It's better to release a notorious criminal than to sentence an innocent man.
(32) Do not hide a criminal; you might be his next victim, never oppress others when you are on top, be fair and just. Hate to be a debtor, you might be selling your peace.
(33) A rich man is not one who works for his money, he's one whose money work for him.
(34) Most people would proclaim their own goodness, but who can find a faithful one?
(35) Be fast in hearing and meditate before speaking; be excellent at what is good and innocent of evil.
(36) What would it profit a man if he is paid the money in the whole world for a suicide mission?
(37) A simple man feels satisfy with his way of life but an evil one watches his back in fear; he knows not whom he has offended and he runs far away to avoid justice.
(38) There is no other race but the human race.
(39) A poor man is better than a rich fool, but yet, poverty is a social disease. Wealthy people are highly esteemed, but he that is down needs fear no fall: Health is wealth.
(40) The sacrifice of a wicked man is an abomination how much more when he brings it with an evil heart.
(41) Do not say she is not in shape because, round is a shape
(42) No one is worthy of your tears because,the one who is worthy of it will not make you cry.
(43) It's better to know nothing than to believe a lie.
(44) He who wears the shoe knows where it hurts him.
(45) The eyes that cries do see.
(46) A thief is never as ashamed as his own brother is.
(47) Bed time is sweet to those who had an occupied day, but to those who are enjoying a pleasant day, the approach of darkness is disliked.
(48) Every risk is worth taking if the benefits outweigh the sacrifices.
(49) Can any one be smarter than his own shadow?
(50) You are not your own
(51) It is unfair to say i'll do no good no more, the people i did favour later turned it against me. He, who says so was never a good person.
(52) A journey of a thousand kilometre begins with one step.
(53) He who kills with the sword fears people with sword behind him.
(54) A clear conscience fears no accusation, but a guilty one fears to answer even when his phone rings.
(55) He who fought to death is a loser, but he who fights and runs away, LIVES to fight another day.
(56) He that is in a high position, needs to fight to prevent a fall, but he that is down needs fear no fall.
(57) Pride goes before a fall.
(58) Always do your best and leave the rest: Yet, how good is your best?
(59) Suicide is often a coward escape, he who committed it is a looser to the situation of which he committed it.
(60) A stitch in time saves nine.
(61) Sometimes, there are things we LIKE to do, but we do what we WANT to do: we also put aside what we NEED to do for what we HAVE to do. Things are easier when done orderly.
(62) As a HUG is not a sign of WELCOME, and SMILE is not a sign of KINDNESS, so also is a KISS not a sign of LOVE: after-all, the greatest betrayal ever recorded in history was carried out by a KISS.
(63) It's more trusted to be bitten by a friend than to be kissed by an enemy.
(64) A stone (in motion) that you see can never hit your eye-ball.
(65) If fools make up a majority in any union, how can such union ever stand?
(66) In a city of the blind, a one eyed man is the king.
(67) the tough don't give it up until they make it up
(68) He who would not allow someone to have a sleep, should be ready not to have a sleep as well.
(69) Sixty-nine is not a selfish figure
(70) Those who are successful make history, but the Failures remain in the same story.
(71) Some people are happy being married, while some are happy being singles. Whether one is happy or not depends on individuals not the status.
(72) Let the Married not despice the Singles, and let the Singles not envy the Married because, both categories can make babies
(73) He who fights against nature fights agaist himself.
(74) A word is enough for the wise.

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