Two MPS, public safety and the cat man

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• Uri Netaker 9 years ago

  Two-and-a half out of every three Ghanaians?
  
  That's a rather odd way to represent such a statistic. Why not simply say 'five out of every six'; or maybe 'around 80 to 85 per cent'.
  
  I have yet to meet half a Ghanaian. ...
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  Two-and-a half out of every three Ghanaians?
  
  That's a rather odd way to represent such a statistic. Why not simply say 'five out of every six'; or maybe 'around 80 to 85 per cent'.
  
  I have yet to meet half a Ghanaian.
  
  I wonder, will it be a top half or a bottom half.
  
  Can't wait - the suspense is unbearable!

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• Idiot Mugabe 9 years ago

  "I have yet to meet half a Ghanaian".
  
  That is a grammarian's nightmare.
  
  Are you the same person who constantly criticise someone for his article title construction?
  
  So you too can 'butcher' the 'Queen's English?
  
  W ...
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  "I have yet to meet half a Ghanaian".
  
  That is a grammarian's nightmare.
  
  Are you the same person who constantly criticise someone for his article title construction?
  
  So you too can 'butcher' the 'Queen's English?
  
  What a word we live in!

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• Uri Netaker 9 years ago

  Word?
  
  How can we live in a word?
  
  Explain yourself man!

  Word?
  
  How can we live in a word?
  
  Explain yourself man!

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• Idiot Mugabe 9 years ago

  Pathetic!
  
  Just put on your critical thinking cap. By the way, many thanks for drawing my attention to the 'typo'---'I meant to type-----'world'.
  
  Is yours also a 'typo'?
  
  "I have yet to..............."

  Pathetic!
  
  Just put on your critical thinking cap. By the way, many thanks for drawing my attention to the 'typo'---'I meant to type-----'world'.
  
  Is yours also a 'typo'?
  
  "I have yet to..............."

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• Uri Netaker 9 years ago

  You really are a bombastic sort of fellow aren’t you?
  
  I see that only a couple of days ago you were preaching to my good friend Shergar about the difference between Queen’s English and the post ‘Boston Tea Party’ v ...
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  You really are a bombastic sort of fellow aren’t you?
  
  I see that only a couple of days ago you were preaching to my good friend Shergar about the difference between Queen’s English and the post ‘Boston Tea Party’ variant.
  
  It seems to me however that you are allied to neither, and are dogmatically wallowing within your own peculiarly adulterated local genre, often incomprehensible to any normal British or American readers.

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• 1 Loaf 9 years ago

  A letter to Jomo re-live? Sid, say, is your bud Jomo 'around'? Last time l checked at Zanamat l drew a blank.

  A letter to Jomo re-live? Sid, say, is your bud Jomo 'around'? Last time l checked at Zanamat l drew a blank.

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• BERNARD 9 years ago

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• LONTO-BOY 9 years ago

  George, this is a very cleverly written piece and full of funny twists. I must say, incredible things do happen in Ghana! I thought anything in a coffin is the old rotten bag of bones. And without a concern for his life, a ma ...
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  George, this is a very cleverly written piece and full of funny twists. I must say, incredible things do happen in Ghana! I thought anything in a coffin is the old rotten bag of bones. And without a concern for his life, a man of flesh desperate to get filthy rich any cost sacrificed himself to the spirits and slept in a coffin. A human being 'disappears' and now we have a poor cat in a coffin. Crikey! The Cat Man must be crying at his/its own sorry state of affairs in the hands of the Juju man.
  
  As precisely suggested on the MPs security concerns, the MPs are not the only people vulnerable to armed robbery and violent crimes in the country. The Government should provide adequate security for the public to feel safe and protected.

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