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Trevor012: Una go relegate las las lol |
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BlueRayDick: I guess because him see your namesake dey view thread same time with your main |
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Trevor012: Make I go test am with you sharply before we enter next season this one una don use style assemble avengers lol 1 Like |
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Leyqute: Dem dey oppress your club badly sha. You sure say fraudiola aim no be to destroy all una records before him retire? |
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Ibime: đđđ |
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Ronaldo just dey stroll lol baba no fit for wahala lol
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Theflint1: Theflint1: No vexâbut I already mentioned earlier that youâre a far better human being than I am nah, so itâs amusing that you still feel the need to keep gloating. Lifeâand conflict in generalâcomes with wins and losses. I donât understand why youâre acting like youâve just uncovered some profound truth Iâm unaware of. Anyway, thanks for the advice, as if the situation I referenced didnât happen 14 years ago. Whatâs even more amusing is how you conveniently ignored a much more recent incident from last year, which I mentioned in one of the posts you quoted. Just like youâve conveniently avoided responding or sharing your so-called knowledge on how to handle clear, scenario-based situations that require you to take a positionâchoosing instead to vaguely suggest âthere are other waysâ without offering anything concrete. But donât worryâif it ever comes down to it again, I wonât be the one handling it. Still, itâs oddly comforting to know that people like youâwho clearly have zero fight in themâstill exist. đ |
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raumdeuter: Iâm sorry, but Iâd rather die standing on my feet than let my mate extort me. Iâm not the strongest, and I donât even like getting into certain situationsâbut oppression? Thatâs a hard no. Could never be me. If you ask me nicely, I go drop for you. But you no go ever use force obtain meâŚ.unless you point gun for my head naim remain. 1 Like |
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raumdeuter: Bro, Iâm guessing you were already working your bank job when this happened. Also, you need to understand that once someone takes money from you by force in a school setting, youâve automatically become their personal ATM. I love peaceâbut the moment you put your hand in my eye, thatâs when you and I will wear the same pair of tros. |
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Theflint1: Why not start by naming the other options you think couldâve been used to handle the situation? Thereâs a reason Blueray immediately begged the womanâsomeone who clearly couldnât physically fight him. It was to deescalate the situation. You canât drive recklessly, hurl insults at someone, damage their property, and then continue insulting them without making any effort to calm things downâand still expect to walk away freely. By the way, I donât understand why youâre trying to change the narrative of my story. Do you even know Ilupeju Road that leads to Onipanu Junction? Or the streets I mentioned in Gbagada? If you did, thereâs no way youâd be creating a different version of events. Your only options are: stay in your lane and get your car damaged, end up in a gutter, or hit someone on the side. But somehow you want to give âDanfoâ drivers roomâhow exactly? You be saint obi? |
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Theflint1: You still no answer the question sha. |
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diggz: Theflint1 |
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PDPGuy: Money na your mate? Money na water!!!!!!!!! |
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drisham: Sorry, but thatâs the standard of evidence we use to run analysis here. However, if youâre convinced he couldnât have done better, Iâd suggest watching the highlights on YouTubeâpay close attention to around the 2:45 mark when it happened. 1 Like |
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iamoyindamola: You wey I sabi. Your body go hot my own sef lol |
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WhoDeyHause: Maybe they should let Petrovic continue developing where he is for now, since theyâve decided the chronic gambler isnât leaving. Mike, the chronic gambler, and Jorgensen should be enough. -Mike for the Premier League -Jorgensen and Mike for the Champions League -The chronic gambler for any other competition |
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izzou: You see Danfo drivers, Okada riders, and Keke people⌠bro, fear them o! I have a cousin who had an accident involving a Keke rider. The Keke rider was clearly at fault, but because my cousin was driving one of those luxury Toyotas now worth âŚ15 million in todayâs market, a crowd quickly gathered and started threatening him. Out of concern for the Keke riderâwho, by the way, had no visible injuriesâmy cousin offered to take him to the hospital. Thatâs when the real wahala started. They began demanding that he buy a brand-new Keke. Luckily, the accident happened right in front of a filling station between Warri and Eku, several years ago. The owner of the station, who happened to be a local and spoke the language, quickly intervenedâjust in time too, because the Mopol stationed at the filling station had already cocked his gun in of the Keke man and was threatening my cousin. The station owner ordered the Mopol to step back and addressed the crowd. He told them that my cousin had already shown more than enough goodwill by agreeing to take the Keke man to the hospital, and that anything beyond that wasnât his responsibility. He also instructed another Mopol to escort my cousin to the hospital, stay until payment was made for the manâs checkup, then follow him to Eku and return. He firmly warned both the Keke man and the Mopol that if anything happened to my cousin, they would be held able. Thatâs how my cousin got out of the situation unharmedâphysically, at least. Mentally and financially? Completely drained. 1 Like 1 Share |
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WhoDeyHause: Itâs clear that Maresca and the board donât trust any of the current options to be our first-choice goalkeeper. For some reason, Maresca rates Chronic gambler above everyone else, which is why theyâre looking to bring in an experienced keeper like Mike. |
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izzou: I don look one private person finish after the guy hit my carâŚI even dash am small thing to fix him car because e clear say the guy was going through a lot. But you see those Danfo guys can bring out the demon in a saint. 2 Likes |
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GloriousGbola: The first one na because I feel say him endanger my life and others plus him damage my car too. The second one attempted to run after damaging my car, I blocked himâŚ.na so the guy commot from insulting me to throwing punch, so I took him out sharply. Maybe like flint suggest I for keep things moving sha |
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drisham: Sorry, square which ball? You sure say you sabi the situation I dey refer to bro? Na who Madueke dey square that ball to instead of scoring for the attached photos?
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Theflint1: Dey play! You never jam anything bro đ Now let me paint a scenario for you: Letâs say you have a childhood acquaintance â someone you grew up with on the same estate, attended the same secondary school with, and now both of you are in university. In of university level, youâre three years ahead of him because you got in earlier. This guy has always been big â size and weight-wise â and much larger than you. Youâve never had any issues with him, and youâve always treated him fairly. Now hereâs where things get interesting: One day, you and some uni friends are eating at a restaurant just outside campus. Then this guy walks up to you and starts asking for money â but not in a way that suggests he really needs it, more like heâs trying to intimidate or obtain it from you by force. At first, you assume heâs joking. But then he starts putting his hands in your pocket. How would you react? |
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Ibime: As in Ehn đđđ Flint is a Benin boy, so I was surprised when he mentioned something about a major artery in his hand and dying. Iâm guessing he grew up in a very sheltered environment and was never really exposed to the rough side of Benin life. As for Blueray, being an only child and having all that protection growing up has definitely shaped his perspective on life and influenced the way he reacts to things too. |
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Ibime: ![]() ![]() ![]() My blood dey hot when another man like me tries to oppress me â thatâs just the truth. But to be fair to Blueray and Flint, they also have a point. For me, I usually chalk my reactions up to being petty â like going low/lower when someone else goes low in certain situations. At the end of the day, my conclusion is that both Blueray and Flint are far better humans than I am! đ 1 Like |
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Chronic gambler jazz must be extremely strong!!! Hafa Westham/porter abeg make una do quick epp us!!
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BlueRayDick: You and I donât know bro. But I get your point still |
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Theflint1: I made that post without going into too much detail. You also highlighted where I said the driver thought he could beat me up. Since youâve already decided that you would have walked away, my question is: if the driver threw the first punch, would you still have walked away? If yes, then youâre definitely a better person than I am. |
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BlueRayDick: Ah, vex ke? No now â vex never enter o! Haba, no need to apologise abeg, you and I are just having a normal, civil conversation. Iâm only trying to point out that you may not have the full picture in every instance, so your conclusions might not be entirely accurate. Abeg, I no vex. If my tone came off a bit direct/strong, I apologise too â itâs just normal Warri blood talking. No hard feelings at all. Bless up, bro đ 4 Likes 1 Share |
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BlueRayDick: I donât think youâre keeping up with the convo here, bro. You claimed Adefarasin is temperamental based on his reaction to the Danfo driver. I disagreed and used my own experience as a reference â and you then concluded that I must be hot-tempered too. Now, Iâm simply asking you to explain how you arrived at that conclusion in my case, while also pointing out that you werenât present during Adefarasinâs incident. So you canât say for certain that he has temper issues without knowing the full context of what actually happened. 1 Like |
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Theflint1: Agreed! Now explain how you would react if a Danfo driver damaged your vehicle and then also tried to beat you up. 3 Likes |
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BlueRayDick: 1) My incident from 14 years ago is very much relevant to this conversation â especially since you used it to label me as temperamental. 2) So, anyone who reacts by smashing someoneâs property after their own property has been damaged is suddenly the problem â according to Judge Blueray? In my second example, I clearly mentioned that the Danfo driver not only damaged my car but also thought he could beat me up. But instead of asking more questions to understand what really happened, you jumped straight to labeling me as temperamental. Since youâre clearly a saint, I assume that if a Danfo driver damaged your car and then tried to beat you up on top of it, youâd take the beating gracefully â and even thank him for not being temperamental. 3 & 4) Could you clarify what else you based your âtemperamentalâ label on â besides an incomplete post I made today without full context? Or am I right to assume that the arguments Iâve had here on NL influenced your conclusion? 1 Like |
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BlueRayDick: But I gave you examples from my own experience, and you labeled me temperamental. Iâm also guessing that the arguments Iâve had here on NL may have influenced your judgment. That said, I challenge you to point out a single instance where I started any of those fights. In fact, in all the cases, I was relentlessly attacked for months â sometimes even years â and my family was dragged into it before I ever fought back. I even forgot to mention a third incident that happened just last year after I returned from a trip. My brother came to pick me up from the airport, and we had escorts with us. It was supposed to be a routine drive until a Danfo driver overtook us from the wrong side, hit our car, and sped off. Although the escort vehicle was ready to chase him down, we told them to let it go and just kept moving. Now imagine if the escort had chased the Danfo, cut him off, and maybe even handed him a few slaps â as they likely would have. If that story was told to you without context, Iâm almost certain youâd say the Danfo driver was being oppressed, without knowing what really happened. 1 Like |
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