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Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by drnoel: 10:53am On Nov 30, 2014

adepiero:
If they portray the attitude then chances are that such situations happen in their country as well.

BTW, still waiting for rokiatu to tell us if its the same in Liberia

me think its a feminine thing but enof of the stereotype. The attitude ma cut across many women, but it doesnt mean all women are like that. Just like all Nigerian girls are not like that. Any woman that will act like that would. I have also noticed that attitude among some Caucasian women.

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:01am On Nov 30, 2014

ChurchillStorm:

you are quite the MILF oh

Do you even know the meaning of MILF?
It's quite pathetic how you just use a word you heard without bothering to check the meaning.

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:10am On Nov 30, 2014

Mavor:

You sound razz!!! What planet are you on? You 9ja girls think way too highly of yourselves.

You type like a high school dropout. You don't have to be miserable about your condition.

I will send you the link to which you can apply for the annual scholarships I give, to adults who need a second chance at receiving quality education.

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Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:10am On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

Do you even know the meaning of MILF?
It's quite pathetic how you just use a word you heard without bothering to check the meaning.

biko wat x d meaning? Before I go embarrass myself somewhere grin

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:15am On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:
biko wat x d meaning? Before I go embarrass myself somewhere

MILF: Mum I'd Like 2 F**K. angry

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by RazziP(m): 11:17am On Nov 30, 2014

.Heavenly topic...

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:18am On Nov 30, 2014

TDstarr:
depends on how mature the guy is, like me i can even kiss a girl and still believe nothing is going on, until things becomes serious.

baed guy

Well, if you kiss me, you must pay bride price. cheesy

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:18am On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

MILF: ~~Mum I'd Like 2 F**K.~~

Holy Moses!
I didn't read dt
Ayam stl coming from church
Make I reach house first

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:19am On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:

Holy Moses!
I didn't read dt
Ayam stl coming from church
Make I reach house first

You see why some people are just beyond pathetic? sad

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:23am On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:

Hw u doing jare
Happy Sunday

I'm doing great. Happy sunday dear!

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by adepiero: 11:27am On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

You see why some people are just beyond pathetic?

Too much movies especially "American pie" got the words in his medulla. I'll advice you use the "ignore button" wink

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:37am On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

You see why some people are just beyond pathetic?

Lol
Don't mind dem jhr

Lemme gv u d advice u gave tosyne recently

Don't u knw people have different ways of expressing their admiration?? wink

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:39am On Nov 30, 2014

evegran:

I'm doing great. Happy sunday dear!

Tanchyhu swit
Have a superbly blessed day kiss

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:42am On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

baed guy
Well, if you kiss me, you must pay bride price.

I no dey pay 1kobo tongue

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:42am On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:
Lol
Don't mind dem jhr

Lemme gv u d advice u gave tosyne recently

Don't u knw people have different ways of expressing their admiration??

Awwww, really nice of you

Thank you

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:44am On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:

I no dey pay 1kobo

Lol, try am for real life first na tongue

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:45am On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

Awwww, really nice of you
Thank you

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Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 11:50am On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

Lol, try am for real life first na

Working towards dt

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 11:57am On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:
Working towards dt

Hmmmmm, you'd have to wooooork reeeeeal hard.
In fact, na labour you go labour. grin

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 12:01pm On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

Hmmmmm, you'd have to wooooork reeeeeal hard.
In fact, na labour you go labour.

hahaha

Dtx y am already labouring real hard in making myself a Berra Prince charming wink

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by ChurchillStorm: 12:04pm On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

Do you even know the meaning of MILF?
It's quite pathetic how you just use a word you heard without bothering to check the meaning.

lol. I knew the meaning of that word 5years ago. It was a compliment.
Y'all should learn to lighten up at times

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Calito4real(m): 12:09pm On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

You know I'm right

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 12:45pm On Nov 30, 2014

ChurchillStorm:

lol. I knew the meaning of that word 5years ago. It was a compliment.
Y'all should learn to lighten up at times

So without knowing me personally or even having no personal information about me, you can tell I am a mum? And one you'd like to f**k? shocked

And you consider that lewd statement a compliment? shocked

It is either you are a pervert or you were raised without a mum, for you to have no iota of respect for mums.

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 12:52pm On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:
hahaha

Dtx y am already labouring real hard in making myself a Berra Prince charming

Keep at it charming

The good Lord will reward your labor of love. wink

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by nationwide1(m): 12:52pm On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:
Actually, it is the other way round.

When a girl is friendly with a guy, he begins to have the erroneous idea that she is an easy lay.

Not all guys. I can stay friends, I mean close friend with a lady for years without nursing such thought. I've done it severally.

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Evina(f): 12:55pm On Nov 30, 2014

nationwide1:
Not all guys. I can stay friends, I mean close friend with a lady for years without nursing such thought. I've done it severally.

after you must have been friend zoned.

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Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 12:57pm On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

Keep at it charming
The good Lord will reward your labor of love.

Amin

And may He keep u worthy of my kiss

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by adepiero: 1:04pm On Nov 30, 2014

Ogini? @agapecharis & evina! whatsapp or bbm no dey una phone? get a room abeg undecided

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by nationwide1(m): 1:10pm On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

after you must have been friend zoned.

You see your life now? You've just shown that you're a real Nigerian lady. If a guy is nice, he is 'mugu', if otherwise, he's a player. If that's what you thought, it means I friend zoned them because I had a girlfriend at all those times. I was not pretending. Though this might sound very strange to you because of being a Nigerian lady. At the moment, two ladies in my office are very close friends of mine and nothing more. I thought the op was wrong to some extent until you just proved me wrong.

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Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by ChurchillStorm: 1:36pm On Nov 30, 2014

Evina:

So without knowing me personally or even having no personal information about me, you can tell I am a mum? And one you'd like to f**k? And you consider that lewd statement a compliment?

It is either you are a pervert or you were raised without a mum, for you to have no iota of respect for mums.

lighten up yo! Lighten up.

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by Nobody: 1:46pm On Nov 30, 2014

adepiero:
Ogini? @agapecharis & evina! whatsapp or bbm no dey una phone? get a room abeg

Ur thread is enough room grin

Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by adepiero: 1:50pm On Nov 30, 2014

AgapeCharis:

Ur thread is enough room

Nna, pay money! no room for short time angry

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