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tpiar:
what are we supposed to do about the photo?

Hang it on your wall

I don't know where to post this pic......I come across it on fb.......are people really this hairy

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Best answer for stupid question

My is 36

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KashyBaby:
funny but it's true...modern women are more likely to find a man with financial stability which is very practical move...

days have gone when women married for love but this modern bullshit women marry for pocket

jcmaiah:
If its me I will introduce you to John ASAP.

reason for doing that

These ladies sha.,...

May God be with all securities..... it is not an easy task to be a security because they also have family.....

Over to you nairalanders

Good morning nairalanders

Run for your life

When will part 2 of your movie come out

She post on my Facebook wall that I Have Small P*NIS

When you consume onisha weed with alaba made origin

Paralympian, serving five-year sentence for killing Reeva Steenkamp, was due to be moved to house arrest but parole board is ordered to review case

Oscar Pistorius’s release from prison has been put on hold by the South African government. The Paralympian, convicted of culpable homicide for the killing of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, was due to be moved to house arrest on Friday after serving 10 months behind bars. But Michael Masutha, the justice minister, has referred the matter back to the parole review board, sowing legal confusion and doubts over the release date.

Mthunzi Mhaga, spokesman for the Justice Department, said the date would have to be reviewed again because the athlete was approved to be moved to house arrest too soon.

Oscar Pistorius prosecutors file appeal against murder acquittal
Pistorius should have served 10 months, or one-sixth, of his five-year sentence before being considered for release, Mhaga said. But he was approved for parole in June, eight months into his sentence. It is unclear when the parole board will meet to consider Pistorius for release, but it is unlikely that a new decision will be made before Friday’s initially planned release date.


Ian Levitt, a lawyer who attended the trial, praised the minister’s intervention. “The minister was acting prudently, acting responsibly,” he told the eNews Channel Africa. “He did exactly what he is entitled to do. The ultimate decision rests with the minister.”

Masutha received a petition on Monday from the Progressive Women’s Movement of South Africa expressing opposition to the release of Pistorius during the country’s Women’s Month. Asked about the timing of his intervention, Masutha, speaking from Cape Town, explained: “Ordinarily I do not consider decisions of parole boards … In this instance I had representations two days ago from a women’s rights organisation which requested that I review the decision.”

The organisation’s argument that Pistorius should not be released in Women’s Month was “not sound in law”, he added, but prompted him to study the parole decision and find fault in its timing. “I don’t go around looking at cases and checking whether they have been dealt with in compliance with the law. It’s only when a matter has been brought to my attention that I would deal with that.”




A statement from the Department of Justice and Correctional Services cited a law stating that a person sentenced to imprisonment must serve at least one-sixth of his or her sentence before being considered for “correctional supervision”, a form of house arrest. It said: “The decision to release him on 21 August 2015 was made prematurely on 5 June 2015 when the offender was not eligible to be considered at all ... One-sixth of a five-year sentence is 10 months, and at the time the decision was made, Mr Pistorius had served only six months of his sentence.”

Pistorius’s aunt, Lois, said: “We’ll wait for the people to decide. I’ve just heard the news and haven’t had time to think what I’m going to say. It’s not in my hands as Mrs Pistorius to comment or say anything about it.” Another family member, who did not wish to be named, said the family would accept the decision and seek legal advice on the available options.

The Women’s League of the governing African National Congress welcomed the ruling. It said: “The ANC Women’s League remains convinced that Judge [Thokozile] Masipa handed down an erroneous judgment and an extremely lenient sentence to Pistorius … setting a bad precedent in cases involving gender-based violence, especially in instances where women die at the hands of their partners.


http://www.theguardian.com. oscar-pistorius-release-date-put-on-hold

I think this is the reason gay law was passed US so that Michelle can inherit if not all but some of his belonging.........obama is the first GAY president

Michelle Obama, First Lady of the United States, was born Michael LaVaughn Robinson in Chicago, Illinois on January 17th, 1964. He was the second son born to Fraser Robinson III, a well known cocaine dealer and union thug for Crime Lord/Mayor Richard J. Daley, and Marian Shields Robinson, a transient street prostitute who was diagnosed with the HIV virus in 1998. He was a popular high school athlete and in 1982, he accepted a scholarship to play middle linebacker for the Oregon State Beavers. After finishing a respectable rookie season with 88 tackles and 7.5 sacks, he suddenly dropped out of the school. Fellow teammates observed that Robinson could regularly be heard lamenting over how he is a “woman trapped inside a man’s body”, and on January 13th, 1983, he underwent sex reassignment surgery at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. To hide the shame of his new identity, Michael left Oregon State to attend Princeton University under his new legal name, “Michelle Robinson”. Years later, he met Barry Obama Jr. a Kenyan immigrant who later became aware of Michelle’s ‘true’ identity. They subsequently married and adopted two children.”


https://patriotnewstwo./2015/03/07/obama-admits-his-wife-is-a-transexual-man-named-michael-crowd-freaks-out-on-live-camera/

Mikel and terry

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tiamiyukunle69:
Hope the card will only be repaired and not formatted?
What of External Hard disk

it'll format the card

That is the format codes i always used to format and write window 7 on a flash and it work well since last year