marttol:
where are you? are you in lagos?,Hope it has no fault?...

Foolsparadise:
I missed the oral defence of siwe/IT scheduled on 22nd Nov. I jst saw it now thr this thread. Honestly am jst tired of the way noun pass info. Do they think everyone has the luxury of time to b coming to school every day . can't they communicate this via their site at least u can access it anywhere. Pls does anyone having the same issue and the way forward cos I don't even know what to do again on this.

lexrichy:
so its already on jumia kenya

eleojo23:


Your item is still on the way to Nigeria. It should update any day from now. If you are lucky, you will have your package in your hands by Friday, all things being equal...

GOTOlodo:


I know they are trying to display gender equality, but they kind of overdo it sometimes. It's more like they are demasculinizing the men in favor of the women.

Lets just be objective here. Meera is portrayed as a strong woman who protected a cripple Bran(male) from white walkers, fed him and pulled him on a wodden bed for months.

Brienne is portrayed as a powerful warrior who has fought against three of the most skillful warriors in Westeros: Loras, Jamie and Sandor, all male. And she defeated all of them in single combat. She even held Jamie as prisoner for weeks. She also ended the life of Stannis.

Most of the Theon scenes with his Sister sort of makes my claim valid. The one when he was standing in front of Dany with his sister in episode 9 of season 6 was cringy for me. The grin on Dany's face. Sigh. Then you have the scene in the previous episode with Ellaria bossing him around. Lol.

Then there is Lady Lyanna Mormont talking down harshly at older men, all the time.

Currently, all the shows powerful characters are all female, except Jon. The males are subservient to them. It's like they killed off all the men, or cut off their balls, or sent them on long errands so that the women would occupy positions of power.

Maybe I am over thinking this, but it just seems too over the top for a show set in medieval times.

I have no qualms with trying to portray women as powerful and strong and capable. My only issue with it is when it's being done at the expense of men. I have seen this theme in Nickelodeon shows, cartoons and certain aspects of pop culture. It plays neatly into some of the supported theories that I harbour.

Gptech:

Best mi phone - Mi 6
Best Redmi phone - Mi max 2.
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