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I was explaining in my language that a strong vibe of Ògún was feeling in the Ògún Festival at Ilẹ̀ Oluji and this guy just came to threat me 😂 The intention of the post is not to expose him, because he did nothing and basically kept quiet….. (1/2)

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Sahori Gamezvor 2 Jahren

But to also comment two things. The energy of every Òrìṣà is real and people with other beliefs (you can see clearly) want to be the focus of attention of traditional indigenous celebrations.

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Nononsensevor 2 Jahren

We so sorry about your experience , Sometimes some people like him dont know how to approach things they feel like banting in such manner is the way to approach people Im sure you had fun out there

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Sahori Gamezvor 2 Jahren

I had a blast of excitement… that festival is amazing!

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Adébọ́lá ♟️vor 2 Jahren

Sorry for that experience. Perhaps, he's under the influence of liquor, however, that is not an excuse. That singular behaviour do not define us a a group of people. Once again, sorry for that show of shame.

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Sahori Gamezvor 2 Jahren

Thanks for that, believe me that I’ve been into more situations like that and that’s why I could manage it that way. To love a place and their people we can’t only take the good things into account, but all of them… if not, is not real love

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SEYILAWvor 2 Jahren

So sorry for your experience with him.

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Arakunrin Damolavor 2 Jahren

Lol don't mind him. Your composure was epic brother mi 🙌🏾

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Sahori Gamezvor 2 Jahren

O ṣeun 🙏🏼

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Olu-G777vor 2 Jahren

He his either making a hard joke or otherwise..... it's good you show his face the will get him soon.

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Sahori Gamezvor 2 Jahren

Well… some people try to make friends that way… they don’t have friends at all 😅

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Aaron Paul says his Breaking Bad audition was so bad he apologized and thought his chances were over. But creator Vince Gilligan recognized him from an episode of The X-Files, a moment that helped save his audition and earn him the role of Jesse Pinkman “When I got Breaking Bad, I was at the lowest point in my career, just in terms of finances. I didn’t know where my next check was gonna come and how I was gonna pay my bills” “I walked into that audition and Vince was very excited that I had done an episode of The X-Files. He asked me what episode did I do. I said, ‘Lord of the Flies,’ and he started laughing. He said, ‘You did the role Sky Commander Winky. That was my nickname in college.’ And that just broke the ice. It just felt like Vince was already in my corner before I even started” “The pressure was on. A roomful of people, stadium seating, and you have to prove yourself. I do it, and that's the audition you see me, apologizing. Like, Oh my God, I just fucked this up” “So I walk out, and I'm just biting my nails. I'm desperate. I really have no money. It wasn't that I was in love with the material. I also had to have this happen. The casting came out and brought me back in, and Vince was in the hall and wanted to have a talk with me. And that right there, I was like, okay, he's still in my corner. He just gave me some advice and I went back in, did my audition again” “They didn't let me know for two weeks. The reason why they took two weeks is because, honestly, no one wanted me other than Vince. Finally, he said, this is the guy I want. He made it happen. Thank God”

Aaron Paul says his Breaking Bad audition was so bad he apologized and thought his chances were over. But creator Vince Gilligan recognized him from an episode of The X-Files, a moment that helped save his audition and earn him the role of Jesse Pinkman “When I got Breaking Bad, I was at the lowest point in my career, just in terms of finances. I didn’t know where my next check was gonna come and how I was gonna pay my bills” “I walked into that audition and Vince was very excited that I had done an episode of The X-Files. He asked me what episode did I do. I said, ‘Lord of the Flies,’ and he started laughing. He said, ‘You did the role Sky Commander Winky. That was my nickname in college.’ And that just broke the ice. It just felt like Vince was already in my corner before I even started” “The pressure was on. A roomful of people, stadium seating, and you have to prove yourself. I do it, and that's the audition you see me, apologizing. Like, Oh my God, I just fucked this up” “So I walk out, and I'm just biting my nails. I'm desperate. I really have no money. It wasn't that I was in love with the material. I also had to have this happen. The casting came out and brought me back in, and Vince was in the hall and wanted to have a talk with me. And that right there, I was like, okay, he's still in my corner. He just gave me some advice and I went back in, did my audition again” “They didn't let me know for two weeks. The reason why they took two weeks is because, honestly, no one wanted me other than Vince. Finally, he said, this is the guy I want. He made it happen. Thank God”

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Former Navy Seal, Doctor, and Astronaut, Jonny Kim (2020) recalls the day his drunk father pulled a gun on the family, and why fighting back left him feeling reborn "When my father died… I feel like it was the day I was reborn into someone else." "I think maybe he felt cornered… and cornered animals can be dangerous." "On this particular day… February 21st, 2002… my father came home… I could smell the whiskey on his breath, so I knew he was very intoxicated." "Some of the last words he said to me was, 'I'm sorry, Jonathan.' And he pepper-sprayed my face." "All I hear in the kitchen is my mother screaming for help and saying, 'he's got a gun.'" "I did my best to fight him and get that gun… as strong as I guess a 140-pound kid could do… But I lost that fight. I still have a scar… from when my father was able to get a hold of a dumbbell nearby and smash my head in with it." "I clearly remember saying that it's not too late. You have the power to decide right now. It's not too late." "I told him to go run, just run. And he did… that was the last time I saw my father." "I told police that I think my father's still in the house and he's in the attic… shots were fired and my father was killed." "I don't mean to sound callous, but in a lot of ways it liberated me… it liberated myself and my brother." "It taught me I'm not the scared little boy I thought I was… I can be a part of something bigger than myself." "The detective… said, 'Son, I'm sorry to tell you, but your father is dead.'… 'I take it that this is not bad news? Is this good?' And I said… 'I'm just relieved, sir.' And he said, 'I understand, son.'" "It's just a day… that helped me be reborn into the person I wanted to become."

Former Navy Seal, Doctor, and Astronaut, Jonny Kim (2020) recalls the day his drunk father pulled a gun on the family, and why fighting back left him feeling reborn "When my father died… I feel like it was the day I was reborn into someone else." "I think maybe he felt cornered… and cornered animals can be dangerous." "On this particular day… February 21st, 2002… my father came home… I could smell the whiskey on his breath, so I knew he was very intoxicated." "Some of the last words he said to me was, 'I'm sorry, Jonathan.' And he pepper-sprayed my face." "All I hear in the kitchen is my mother screaming for help and saying, 'he's got a gun.'" "I did my best to fight him and get that gun… as strong as I guess a 140-pound kid could do… But I lost that fight. I still have a scar… from when my father was able to get a hold of a dumbbell nearby and smash my head in with it." "I clearly remember saying that it's not too late. You have the power to decide right now. It's not too late." "I told him to go run, just run. And he did… that was the last time I saw my father." "I told police that I think my father's still in the house and he's in the attic… shots were fired and my father was killed." "I don't mean to sound callous, but in a lot of ways it liberated me… it liberated myself and my brother." "It taught me I'm not the scared little boy I thought I was… I can be a part of something bigger than myself." "The detective… said, 'Son, I'm sorry to tell you, but your father is dead.'… 'I take it that this is not bad news? Is this good?' And I said… 'I'm just relieved, sir.' And he said, 'I understand, son.'" "It's just a day… that helped me be reborn into the person I wanted to become."

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🚨 JUST IN: President Trump GOES OFF on Joe Kent "I call him up, give him a job in the White House. Smart...and THIS is what he does to me?! You know? Being a NICE GUY doesn't pay off too much!" "Look — I'm not a fan of the guy." "If you look at his statements, he was all for everything. All of a sudden, he wasn't!" "He was a man that I met at Dover. He came, and his wife was killed. He re-married fairly quickly. His wife was killed, and I felt badly for him." "He ran for Congress, he lost. He ran for Congress again, and he lost...I said, he's a nice guy, I met him..." "I said, it's a shame." "I had my people call him...I never dealt with him. At all. I had no idea his ideology was left, or right, whatever it is." "He said very strongly Iran was not a threat? It's been a threat for 47 years!" "I brilliantly have my people call him, offer him a job in security, essentially...and what does he do?! He goes out and says Iran is not a threat to get publicity."

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump GOES OFF on Joe Kent "I call him up, give him a job in the White House. Smart...and THIS is what he does to me?! You know? Being a NICE GUY doesn't pay off too much!" "Look — I'm not a fan of the guy." "If you look at his statements, he was all for everything. All of a sudden, he wasn't!" "He was a man that I met at Dover. He came, and his wife was killed. He re-married fairly quickly. His wife was killed, and I felt badly for him." "He ran for Congress, he lost. He ran for Congress again, and he lost...I said, he's a nice guy, I met him..." "I said, it's a shame." "I had my people call him...I never dealt with him. At all. I had no idea his ideology was left, or right, whatever it is." "He said very strongly Iran was not a threat? It's been a threat for 47 years!" "I brilliantly have my people call him, offer him a job in security, essentially...and what does he do?! He goes out and says Iran is not a threat to get publicity."

Eric Daugherty

999,208 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

This morning Chris Simms confirmed what I’ve been suggesting - Kyle called Schefter to tell him of the accident and Schefter is a close friend of Kyle’s. I assume that Kyle also told him he was at fault — and Schefter apparently 1.) Agreed to not report the accident 2.) stayed quiet while everyone was saying it wasn’t Kyle’s fault. Full vid in comments

This morning Chris Simms confirmed what I’ve been suggesting - Kyle called Schefter to tell him of the accident and Schefter is a close friend of Kyle’s. I assume that Kyle also told him he was at fault — and Schefter apparently 1.) Agreed to not report the accident 2.) stayed quiet while everyone was saying it wasn’t Kyle’s fault. Full vid in comments

Tony Farmer

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