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Please how do I update the S3, since I bought the phone, no updates and I cannot sign in into the membership because Nigeria is not indicated. Someone help please |
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To me the senate should be removed as a whole and leave house of representatives. Thanks 1 Like 1 Share |
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Continue showing old achievements of past governors and using edited pictures to deceive people. God is watching you 3 Likes |
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Make I go confirm the story.i will be back 1 Like |
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The babe go fine ooo |
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I believe children's temperature are checked with the thermometer in their mouth, so she wish to risk the baby getting another disease other than fever abi?. Use your head. |
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Joking with someone's life. Nadia doctor sef |
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It's about time |
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Una sure say boko haram no follow vote there too
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Make she put wetin she tell her first, abi na so the chat start? |
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I bought this phone sometime last year on jumia, leeco le s3 phone, the network reception for internet is relatively very slow and in the setting up of account, there is no feature for Nigeria or any other African country. so I can't receive updates or enjoy the phones full ability. Pls I need someone who makes use of the phone to relate and possible solution. Thanks |
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still a Catholic, if dem like make dem dey talk |
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but Bobrisky fine pass some girls sha ooo. #justsaying |
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I propose that anytime ASUU embarks on any strike, all our foreign student must not be allowed to attend any foreign school abroad at that period too. my thoughts sha |
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wonderful 3 Likes |
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OK |
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its terrifying, I experience it a lot 2 Likes |
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If You've Ever Woken Up In The Middle Of The Night Unable To Move, This Is Why It may not bring you much comfort, but sleep scientists have some theories on what is going on in your brain during sleep paralysis. BY BYRON WILE The scene has all of the hallmarks of a horror movie. Hissing and static echo through the room. Intense fear and panic grip you while shadowy creatures and figures lurk in the room. You'd scream or run out of the room except for one problem: Your body won't move. What is sleep paralysis? Sleep paralysis occurs when a person has disrupted rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. Normally the brain paralyzes the body during sleep so that it doesn't hurt itself by acting out dreams. But when sleep paralysis occurs, the person wakes partially and can see but not move. This can last for anywhere between a few long seconds up to several eternal minutes. People who have experienced it describe it as terrifying. Around 8 percent of people have had sleep paralysis at some point in their lives. Researchers still don't entirely understand the phenomenon, but they believe it is caused by problems in the way REM and waking stages of sleep overlap with each other. Scientists have discovered that some people have a genetic predisposition to suffer from sleep paralysis. Having an irregular sleep schedule or being sleep deprived can also increase the chances of having an occurrence of sleep paralysis. Why is it so scary? It makes sense that waking up paralyzed would be a scary experience, but having sleep paralysis is utterly terrifying. So what gives? Scientists believe that the paralysis causes the brain to be hypervigilant. That means that your body senses the great danger of being paralyzed and goes into an emergency response mode. Remember, evolution occurs slowly. We still have many responses based on living in the wild. The response that may have once saved us from predators now serves only to frighten us. There are some who hypothesize that the brain errs on the side of caution by perceiving any ambiguous stimuli as harmful. That would explain why people who experience sleep paralysis see shadows and interpret them as menacing shadow people. Difficulty breathing is another symptom associated with sleep paralysis. According to the above theory, the brain tries to rouse the person out of their paralysis by interpreting this information in the worst way possible. That could help explain why people commonly hallucinate demons sitting on their chests during bouts of sleep paralysis. World of Lucid Dreaming What's it really like? Here are some sufferers of sleep paralysis describing it in their own words. I've had ranging experiences. Continuations of feelings from dreams such as...hands gripping my limbs, one time a sad hug/embrace, being pulled out of bed (upon being able to move, seeing half of my body off the bed with my blanket folded, uncovering me), pressure pushing me into my bed, voices, screams. I've seen a woman sitting in my room turn around and scream at me, various lights and shadows. The works." Sleep Paralysis Project Hearing the experiences of victims can be almost unbelievable. However, when you think of them in the context of your brain doing its best to wake you up, the hallucinations make more sense. Here's another. It happened once in my sister's room. I was lying on my back and noticed a dark figure jumping from wall to wall. Alone, it wasn't the most terrifying experience. I have sleep paralysis often so I didn't even bother telling anyone else. The next week I was sitting at the table with my sister and she told me she had a weird dream (her first time with sleep paralysis) and she described the exact figure in detail." Brain Decoder So creepy! "I’ve never had any visual encounters but when it happened the first time I was laying on my left side and started to feel that pressure on my chest. When I realized I was paralyzed and started panicking, something whispered in my ear 'Just coming in to say goodnight.' That’s when I felt like something was pushing me towards the edge of my bed." There's a taste of what sleep paralysis sufferers go through. If you ever fall victim, trying to wiggle a toe or say something out loud can help wake yourself. Just don't be surprised if those long seconds of paralysis feel like an eternity. source:http://www.urbo.com/content/if-youve-ever-woken-up-in-the-middle-of-the-night-unable-to-move-this-is-why/10141?rtg=cybrid9-eMJcbL 2 Likes
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pass me cold beer, na comment carry me come here |
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Lunagirl:just kill me already, chei |
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jaxxy:you are wish . thanks for this |
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but you no fit fight am as you dey fight for movie ![]() |
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mariamadenle:buy sense small na |
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UniQuegrACE:sorry ooo, sister |
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kpele |
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so so true. I think say na only me ooo, |
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I love this one, make person pass me her number, I need her services 1 Like |
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pweshboi:my Broda, as we no see venza na, wetin we go do na |
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wetin you won do with d dream sef |
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Trust me, i have not done this before but in case anything goes side was you can sue me when you see me You saw a beautiful girl, your specification,I mean the balanced diet that your pharmacist said you need 3times daily. But ,that ugly guy(no man is ugly) or cute shy guy is with her. hmmm, what will I do? Simple, walk up to them,great the nigga like your real G, just wave at the girl, pretend as if you dont fancy her. Find anything to gist with the guy( if you ask me what you will gist with a strange dude, then you need too, make I No talk). Continue gisting till the girl starts feeling abandoned then that's the perfect time to run your game. Work your way through and finally, as the guy if the girl is his chick ( only when you done tease the girl finish ooo). No matter the Answer the guy gives, just collect the girls number. Bonus if the guy is shy, or ugly, even handsome guys can be clueless ( no be more talk am oo) finally, caution if anything goes wrong or you carry your leg go jam macho man, please feel free to come back to Nairaland to share your experience. Prophet Chicks 1 Like |
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