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Romance / Re: I Want To Die by stamma(m): 11:02pm On Jun 15, 2009
Just checking on the poster.
is she still alive??
Romance / Re: Birthday Gift For My Fiance by stamma(m): 10:51pm On Jun 15, 2009
well get him something that he likes. if he is into sports than get him a t-shirt of his favorite sports team.
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 10:20pm On Jun 15, 2009
ow11:

You have not proven my answers are wrong! You only stated yours as correct which I have agreed to but my grouse is that your questions do not have absolute answers like your pope question. This you have failed to address and you go on and ask more imprecise questions that has been called to your attention by another fellow but in your obstinate stance, have refused to learn. Your lack of wit is that which is glaring here!!! I will leave you to post more of your rubbish cool

If my question is rubbish all you have to do is to ignore it and move on man!!!Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.I do not consider what you said as an insult but rather a compliment to be called an agnostic.
You always admire what you really don't understand,
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 8:38pm On Jun 15, 2009
Emperor Constantine Was the First Pope!!
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 8:36pm On Jun 15, 2009
@ ow11,
I have already done that i explained one after another.
to think am gonna do that again!!! you must be joking.
I don’t know what the key to success is, but the key to failure is trying to explain over and over again to dumb people.
wht was your explanations? queen is a woman others are men, LOL listen to yourself.
How clever you are, my dear! You never mean a single word you say, LMAO, did you?
anyway your just daydreaming and  is living in your thoughts.
Now run along and let the matter rest.
Romance / Re: I Want To Die by stamma(m): 7:57pm On Jun 15, 2009
@ poster,
I wnat to Die, LOL
Thats a wise descision darling.
go ahead and kill youself okay!
Romance / Re: Birthday Gift For My Fiance by stamma(m): 7:49pm On Jun 15, 2009
get him a puppy,
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 6:51pm On Jun 15, 2009
@ OW11
I don't know very much, but what I do know, I know better than you and I don't want to argue about it, A mind is not a bed to be made and re-made.
When a man's knowledge is not in order, the more of it he has the greater will be his confusion.
My dear Half of being smart is knowing what you're dumb at.
your just confused and dumb.
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 5:50pm On Jun 15, 2009
1 What is the weight of an African elephant?

2 What country in Africa has the largest population?

3 Who built the first airplane?

4 Who was the first pope?
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 5:38pm On Jun 15, 2009
chiogo:

Na wa oo. Can we keep it one question at a time?

Dude, you posted a whole book here. Besides, I thought the questions were supposed to be based on general topics in math, science, world history, English, not literature. . .many people have not read that book. Chinua Achebe's most popular book is 'Things fall apart' in my opinion. I know I read it in school here in the US.

My question:

Who among the following was the first black president of South Africa after the abolishment of apartheid?

A. Thabo Mbeki

B. Barack Obama

C. Nelson Mandela

D. Jacob Zuma

Answer c Nelson Mandela

i dnt care where u raed it dude.
Religion / Re: Is Jehova Jesus Christ? by stamma(m): 5:21pm On Jun 15, 2009
Jesus is called Jehovah.

In Isaiah 6:5, when Isaiah saw his vision of heaven, with the Lord high and lifted up, he said, "Woe is me, for I am ruined! Because I am a man of unclean lips, And I live among a people of unclean lips; For my eyes have seen the King, the Lord [Jehovah] of hosts." Yet the apostle John, referring to this same incident, writes that Isaiah saw Christ's glory, "and he spoke of Him" (Jn. 12:41).

In Isaiah 6:5, when Isaiah saw his vision of heaven, with the Lord high and lifted up, he said, "Woe is me, for I am ruined! Because I am a man of unclean lips, And I live among a people of unclean lips; For my eyes have seen the King, the Lord [Jehovah] of hosts." Yet the apostle John, referring to this same incident, writes that Isaiah saw Christ's glory, "and he spoke of Him" (Jn. 12:41).
Romance / Re: Fake Relationship? by stamma(m): 5:00pm On Jun 15, 2009
Honesty is the key to a relationship. If you can fake that, you're in.
Romance / Re: How Can I Tell Him I Love Him by stamma(m): 4:56pm On Jun 15, 2009
Get "I love <his name>" tattoo on your forehead.
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 4:34pm On Jun 15, 2009
netotse:

@stamma
dude i dont get. . .so we're now supposed to go and read the whole book in order to answer the question abi?

@ netotse,
dude is for those who read the novel.
if u hvn't go look for one then come back and asnwer the question.
Romance / Re: Pls Advice Me On Wat To Do: by stamma(m): 3:04pm On Jun 15, 2009
@ kestro ,
It's contextual for me. I've had two women slap me for offensive things that I said and honestly it was just funny. We all laughed afterwards. I think of that kind of thing as more slapstick than violence. That being said, resorting to violence is something that humans (not just men and women) should not do (unless in defense). I also had a girlfriend punch me so hard she bruised my ribs. I didn't hit her back but I did unceremoniously dump her.
you shouldn't hv hit her she is only a woman.
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 2:42pm On Jun 15, 2009
ow11:

Your inability to address a problem with your questions pointed out to you is the problem. If I was wrong as you claim can you refute the points one by one? I dare you to do so. . . You asked questions that have more than one possibility and I pointed that out to you rather than correcting the anomaly or accepting that fact, you are yapping about beginning of knowledge and all. I still stand that my answers were CORRECT given the possibility of more than one answer to your question.

I laugh when you claim I learn nothing. How can I accept what is obviously not entirely correct as true and claim to have learnt something new? If you cannot do proper research before asking questions, then you should not bother posting!

What you have done is like saying the root of 49 is 7 only when the answer could also be -7. This is the same problem you had when you claimed quartz was a rock! shocked



my dear The dumbest people I know are those who know it all.
Whosoever wishes to know about the world must learn about it in its particular details.
Knowledge is not intelligence.
In searching for the truth be ready for the unexpected.
Change alone is unchanging.
The same road goes both up and down.
The beginning of a circle is also its end.
Not I, but the world says it: all is one.
And yet everything comes in season.
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 2:15pm On Jun 15, 2009
No Longer At Ease Chinua Achebe.


From where is Obi Okonkwo originally?

(A) England
(B) Lagos
(C) South Africa
(D) Umuofia


What religion is Obi's family?

(A) Ibo
(B) Jewish
(C) Christian
(D) Yoruba


What did Obi obtain a scholarship to study?

(A) Law
(B) Literature
(C) Medicine
(D) Religion


To what did Obi change his course of study?

(A) Law
(B) English
(C) Political Science
(D) Education


Where does Obi go to college?

(A) In Umuofia
(B) In Lagos
(C) At the Progressive Union
(D) In England


For what offense is Obi being tried?

(A) Injuring his wife
(B) Theft
(C) Taking a bribe
(D) Committing adultery


How do we know Obi was nostalgic for Nigeria while in England?

(A) He calls home often
(B) He almost decides to leave his studies because of homesickness
(C) He writes poems about Nigeria
(D) He continuously tells Clara how much he misses home


Where did Clara and Obi meet?

(A) In Lagos
(B) At the hospital where she was a nurse
(C) At his office, she was his secretary
(D) In London


What is Clara's occupation?

(A) She is a nurse
(B) She is a writer
(C) She works for the Public Service Commission
(D) She is a dancer


What kind of work does Obi obtain once back in Nigeria?

(A) He becomes a teacher
(B) He works for Radio
(C) He becomes a writer
(D) He becomes Secretary to the Scholarship Board


Who is Mr. Green?

(A) An "old African" like Mr. Omo
(B) Obi's good friend
(C) Obi's boss, whom he does not like
(D) Obi's secretary at the civil service


Why does Clara say she cannot marry Obi?

(A) Because she is Ibo
(B) Because she is already married
(C) Because she is an osu—an outcast
(D) Because she wanted to dedicate her life to her work


What does Obi's mother say she will do if Obi marries Clara?

(A) Kill herself
(B) Take their first-born daughter
(C) Never speak to Obi again
(D) Divorce Obi's father


What does Clara have to tell Obi when they break up for the last time?

(A) That she loves him
(B) That she is not an osu
(C) That she is pregnant
(D) That she is in love with Christopher


What are the terms of the scholarship given to Obi?

(A) That he must pay back the money
(B) That he must study in Nigeria
(C) That he must study medicine
(D) That he must study English


How much extra time does Obi get to begin to pay back the scholarship loan?

(A) Four months
(B) Until he gets married
(C) He does not, ultimately, receive any extra time because he is too proud
(D) Six months


How does Obi feel about bribery when he is first given his position?

(A) He finds it terrible and corrupt
(B) He thinks it is okay to do because everybody else does it
(C) He thinks it is okay as long as it is done in the right place
(D) He thinks it is good because it helps him pay his debt


When does Obi get caught taking bribes?

(A) When he arrives at his new post in Nigeria
(B) After he quits his job
(C) After already having taken several bribes
(D) After the first and only bribe he ever took


How is Obi's financial situation?

(A) He is very rich, given that he works for the government
(B) He finances are poor, and he is in debt
(C) He has just enough money
(D) He is okay because the Scholarship board gave him four months to begin paying his debt


What does it mean to be an "Old African" to Obi?

(A) To be submissive to the colonial rulers
(B) To fight against the oppressors
(C) A man like Mr. Kurtz in Heart of Darkness, is an "Old African."
(D) Ironically, it means to be an old Englishman


Who is Mrs. Marie Tomlinson?

(A) Obi's lover
(B) Clara's friend
(C) Mr. Green's Secretary
(D) Christopher's girlfriend


For whom does Mr. Green pay for schooling?

(A) For Obi
(B) For Marie
(C) For his steward's children
(D) Only for his own children


How old is Obi?

(A) Twenty-six
(B) Fifty-five
(C) His age is never mentioned
(D) He is very old, looking back on his life


How does everything end with Clara?

(A) Clara and Obi get back together
(B) Clara had said final goodbye and moved to another city
(C) Clara leaves Obi's life
(D) Clara forgives him, but said she still cannot marry him because she is an osu.


Who was Miss Mark?

(A) The first girl who offered Obi her body as a bribe
(B) Clara's older sister
(C) Obi's sister
(D) A classmate of Obi's from college
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 1:17pm On Jun 15, 2009
ow11:

Sorry I forgot to add Lesotho to that list . . . The answer was supposed to be Ethiopia as the only non-colonised African Country.

@stamma

Your questions are ambiguous and can have more than One answer and I was right on all three points.

1. Luxembourg can be odd in the list that includes Sicily, Madagascar and Crete because it is the only non-island. However, Madagascar can also be odd because it is not part of the EU. Luxembourg, Sicily(Italy) and Crete(Greece) are members of the EU. So I CANNOT BE WRONG!!!!!

2. Queen Victoria is a Woman and that can be odd in a list that has the other three as men. There again, your question is ambiguous and has 2 answers. Therefore I CANNOT BE WRONG!!!

3. Lasagne alla Bolognese is a type of Lasagne and it is essentially a cheese dish. Since it is made up of cheese and not pasta. The ambiguity of your questions prop up again as the others have flour as their base. So there again I CANNOT BE WRONG!!!



my dear is not a tumbom tumbom question you got it all wrong .
The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not understand.
Believing you know it all, will guarantee you learn nothing - and achieve even less.
Romance / Re: Do You Want Your Virginity Back ? by stamma(m): 9:25pm On Jun 14, 2009
Desiré:

@Mods, This kind gentleman lost his way to the Jokes section. Can you please show him the way?
how? dont guys lose virginity?
Romance / Re: Do You Want Your Virginity Back ? by stamma(m): 9:17pm On Jun 14, 2009
How many guys out there want their virginity back?

4 me nope, I still have mine safe in my pants. LOL
Education / Education Programs Should Include The Distribution Of Condoms In School. by stamma(m): 9:01pm On Jun 14, 2009
Providing condoms to students is a wise investment of government funds. A fortune is spent by world governments each year addressing the public health problems created by risky sexual behaviour. The cost of raising the many children created through unintended pregnancies over a lifetime can be astronomical. The cost of treating a patient with HIV can be enormous.
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 8:26pm On Jun 14, 2009
ow11:

Queen Victoria was a woman and lasagne is a cheese dish so is not a pasta but then again grissini is also not a pasta but is made of flour like pasta  cool while Madagascar is not in Europe while the other places are and luxembourg isn't an island while the others are! So I cannot be wrong as I did pick the odd parties!

Your questions should be free from ambiguities to ensure only one possible correct answer.
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your wrong i will take ur question one after another

1 Czar Nicholas II is the eldest son of Alexander III and Alexander is the grand-daughter of Queen Victoria then Queen is the wife of Kaiser Wilhelm. they are all bloodly related. no be woman matter. Charlemagne is the answer. is a tactical question alright!

2 Crete is an island . .Sicily, It is also the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.

Madagascar is an island nation in the Indian Ocean.  Luxembourg  is a small country in the western europe.

3 spaghetti   is a pasta
tagliatelli  is a pasta
lasagna noodle is pasta
while grissini  is a dry bread.
ask questions we are all here to learn my dear
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 7:11pm On Jun 14, 2009
ow11:

1. Madagascar ( it is in Africa) or Luxembourg (not an Island)

2. Queen Victoria

3. Lasagne

4. Hungarian

5. Yeltsin

6. Magic Johnson

7. Barbara Streisand


1 wrong

2wrong


3wrong


4correct

5correcy

6correct

7correct
Culture / Re: Eke, Orie, Afor, Nkwo by stamma(m): 6:49pm On Jun 14, 2009
ifyalways nno ooo! nwanyie oma oga diri gị na mma.
obi dimuuto nke ukwu na ihe m koro juru gi afo.
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 6:27pm On Jun 14, 2009
1. Odd One Out:
Which is the odd one out?
a Crete
b Sicily
c Madagascar
d Luxembourg


2. Odd One Out:
Who is the odd one out?
a Queen Victoria
b Kaiser Wilhelm
c Charlemagne
d Czar Nicholas II

3. Odd One Out:
Which is not a form of pasta?
spaghetti
grissini
tagliatelli
lasagne


4. Odd One Out:
Which of these languages is the odd one out?
aRomanian
bSpanish
c Hungarian
d Italian


5. Odd One Out:
Who is the odd one out?
a Tolstoy
b Yeltsin
c Chekov
d Pasternak


6. Odd One Out:
Who is the odd one out?
a Magic Johnson
b Liam Neeson
c Sylvester Stallone
d Mel Gibson


7. Odd One Out:
Which singer is the odd one out?
a Luciano Pavarotti
b Placido Domingo
c Maria Callas
d Barbara Streisand
Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 6:11pm On Jun 14, 2009
ow11:


1. Estonia

2. Giggle I guess

3. Quartz, Diamond and Incunabula are not rocks; you should rephrase your question!

you don't get the question, do you?
Quartz is a Rock-Forming Minerals (Rock Crystal)

Diamond What is the hardest rock if the diamond is not included? It is an igneous rock, classified under kimberlite. Kimberlite is a type of potassic volcanic rock best known for sometimes containing diamonds. It is named after the town of Kimberley in South Africa, where the discovery of an 83.5 carats (16.7 g) diamond in 1871 spawned a diamond rush, eventually creating the Big Hole.

Granite is the signature rock of the continents.
Culture / Re: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by stamma(m): 5:05pm On Jun 14, 2009
gwam! gwam! gwam! ihe dara dum da yoom?
Jokes Etc / MARRIAGE JOKES. by stamma(m): 4:19pm On Jun 14, 2009
1 An insurance salesman was trying to persuade a housewife to buy a life insurance policy. "Just imagine if your husband was to die tomorrow," he said. "What would you get?"
"Oh, a Labrador dog, I think," replied the housewife. "They're so well-behaved.





2 Husband: "Your birthday is coming up, so I'd like some idea of what you'd like for your birthday."
Wife: "I want a divorce!"
Pause.
Husband: "I'm really sorry, but I hadn't planned to spend that much."




3A drunken man at a party went up to a strange woman and embraced her clumsily. She slapped his face. 'I'm so sorry,' he said, 'I thought you were my wife.' 'Huh,' said the woman, 'You'd be a fine husband to have. Just look at you - a drunken, clumsy, disgusting brute.' 'Good heavens,' said the drunk, 'you talk like her, too.'
Romance / Do You Want Your Virginity Back ? by stamma(m): 3:07pm On Jun 14, 2009
No thank you. It hurt like hell the first time. LMAO
Culture / Re: Eke, Orie, Afor, Nkwo by stamma(m): 2:55pm On Jun 14, 2009
@ifyalways
It was during the reign of Eze Nrijiofor I 1300-1390AD, the fifth Eze Nri in the line of succession. One day during his reign, four strangers came to visit him at his palace. When they arrived, these four wise men or ‘magi’ pretended to be deaf and dumb. They did not say their names or their mission to Nri. Each of them carried ‘nkata’-basket known as “Abuokpa”.

They were taken to the visitors’ room by the king’s servant-‘Adama’. Later in the evening, the Eze went to see them, but they did not greet the Eze and did not acknowledge his greetings. ‘Oji’-kolanut was presented to them but they did not say anything.

Later at night, they were shown where to sleep. In the middle of the night, the Eze’s soothsayers sent a rat to disturb them. When the rat went to the first basket that belonged to ‘eke’ and started to nibble at it, ‘oye’ woke up and said “‘eke’ wake up”. When he answered him; ‘oye’ told ‘eke’ that a rat was trying to get to his basket. Eke woke up and the rat ran away. After a while, the rat repeated the same trick on the remaining baskets, and in the same manner, all of them revealed each other’s names.

In the morning, the Eze went to the strangers’ room to greet them and to perform the ‘oji ututu’-morning kola nut rituals. The Adama broke the kola nuts and the king called each of the visitors by their names-‘eke’ ‘oye’ ‘afo’ and ‘nkwo’. The visitors which were referred to as ‘o bialu ije ekwu okwu’-visitors that do not talk, were astonished when they heard their names being mentioned by the Eze.

They asked for water to wash their hands and faces; and took the kola nuts that were presented to them. After chewing the kola nuts, they gave the King ite ano-four earthen pots and directed him to keep the pots in front of the Nri Menri shrine outside the ‘obu’-palace, with each pots facing the sun. ‘Eke’ who was their spokesman, told the Eze that the first pot was owned by him, ‘eke’, the second one by ‘oye’ the third by ‘afor’ and the last by ‘nkwo’. He told the Eze that the four pots were sent down from ‘Chukwu’-God Almighty. He instructed the Eze that he and his people whom he ruled should be observing those names daily as market days, during which they should be buying and selling. These market days are used in Igboland to count the native weeks-‘izu’, months-‘onwa; and year-‘aro’. Therefore, Eke, Oye, Afor and Nkwo (four market days) make one ‘izu’-week. He also instructed him that the first name that should be given to their male children should commence with ‘eke’, then ‘oye’, ‘afo’ and ‘nkwo’. That is why we have igbo names as Okeke or Nweke, Okoye or Nwoye, Okafor or Nwafor, and Okonkwo or Nwankwo. In the same order, female children should be given “Mgbeke", "Mgboye", "Mgbafor" and "Mgbankwo". The message was preached throughout Igbo land by spiritual priests of Nri and they set up market squares in Igbo land.

The four strangers later told the Eze that they were messengers from God. Some foods were prepared for them but they did not eat them. In the noon, these magi of Igbo land disappeared from the Eze Nri palace like angels. The news spread throughout Igbo land and far west and north where it was observed to this day. Edo, Ogoja, Igala-Onoja, and Calabar peoples observe these market days in their lands, though they gave it different names to suit their dialects.

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Education / Re: The Educative Game by stamma(m): 1:36pm On Jun 14, 2009
Odd One Out:
1 Which country is the odd one out?
a Denmark
b Sweden
c Estonia
d Norway

2 Odd One Out:
Which of these groups of animals is the odd one out:
a giggle
b swarm
c herd
d flock

3. Odd One Out:
Which of these is not a rock?
a quartz
b diamond
c incunabula
d granite
Education / Re: Where Can I Learn French? by stamma(m): 1:17pm On Jun 14, 2009
@ poster, il n'est pas facile d'etudier la langue francaise au Nigeria.
est meilleur d'etudier la langue francaise dans un pays de langue francaise.
ecoutez moi, apres l'etude de la langue francaise au Nigeria, vous ecrirez plus que vous pouvez parler.

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