Onozztins:
Hmmmmm..It is well

MrCork:



...CALM DOWN SON....no nid for violence....clearly u never dated lightskin female in yor life coz u from Ghana ....is it ma fault u people don't hav lightskin female in yor country??..IF U GOTS NOTIN INTELIGENT TO ADD..PLIS GO BAK TO BED JOR!! (no ofoeinse)

MrCork:



ok bro..so u not a mechanic coz u loookit but u work as a mechanic...anyways..don't geroge any book by its cover!! (no ofeinse)

What I like about your persona is your grammar , are u PEJ's cousin?

MrCork:



bro am not gonno mention any names yet but ordinary Chiam55,NNeka123,DrAify evev sef Ladyboss, Lala247 worst of all, Mrs Chima are way preeetier than Somali lookin Kelly Rowland. .. Names of the ladies shall be reveald tomorrow!!

angieberry:
See how you contradict yourself. If it's not an insult, why do you feel offended? If it was being light skinned that was tagged to Ghanaians, I don't think you'll call it inferiority complex when someone says "as fair as a ghanaian "

Captainswag225:
u dare call a lady a goat? What is wrong with little brain that is full of poo? Who asked u to mention ghana in ur post? Dude u are sick. U sef what scamming has done to u?

Candyness:
Something interested for y'all: Flavour



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXhFIodf8Oo

SouffleX:


What part of that is contradictory? The people who say that mean it as an insult. A black person saying that as an insult to other black people doesn't reek of inferiority complex to you? Maybe you should learn what the word "contradiction" really means -___-

Candyness:
Something interesting interested for y'all: Flavour

SouffleX:


It's alright. I'm definitely not a goat but op was obviously raised by goats.

[s]This is the worst attempt at trolling I've seen on Nairaland [/s]

angieberry:
Whatever. I'm not even going to drag words with you.

SouffleX:



LMAOOOO! Who started "dragging words" tho?

*sips tea*

angieberry:
OK I did. In other words, you win. You have a point, but I also have a point. If light skin was associated with Ghana, this wouldn't be an issue.

SouffleX:


You're a ridiculous person. If someone said "as light as a Ghanaian" in a derogatory way it would be the exact same f*cking thing--------> OFFENSIVE. People refer to me as black all the time and I don't find it offensive. It's what I am after all (what we all are regardless of whether you're light-skinned or dark-skinned). My issue with that comment is that the phrase "as dark as a Ghanaian" was used in a derogatory way (i.e as an insult). Get it now?

Jacksparrow0712:
But how is being dark skinned derogatory? #curious

SouffleX:


Uhmmm I didn't say it was

I said it was used in a derogatory way (it was used as an insult by the poster).

Captainswag225:
ur brain is filled with too much poo no thats why u cant make any sensible statement in your life. A dirty smelly scammer like u living in makoko and pretending to be in london. I pity the lady who wasted nine months of her life to bring a thing like u on earth. I think for disasters like u to be prevented from coming to earth, abortion should be legalized

skyfullofstars:
In my other post, I wrote about black vs. White beauty.

Now let me write about beauty in general:

Haven't you realized that what is considered beautiful is what is seen in commercials on TV and magazines? They always portray tall women, fair skinned women, well built men... And they make everybody believe that if you don't look like that, then you're ugly. And do you know why they do such? Because they want to sell their products.

I'm a woman, and when I see advertisements, the models appear with "perfect" skin, "perfect" lips, "perfect" hair, so I look at myself in the mirror, and I think yuck! My hair looks terrible, my skin looks dry, my lips are too thin. Once I have all those thoughts in mind, the enterprises that launched such commercials have achieved what they wanted: Make me buy their product, because I think that "if I buy that cream I will look like the model in the ads".

And I'm indeed beautiful. Nobody can tell me I'm not. Who decides what's beautiful and what's not? I'm beautiful no matter if my height is only 1.60, I don't need long legs to be beautiful.

The human being is a diverse being, it's obvious that everybody WILL NOT look the same. Why does society expect everybody to look the same? We all have different types of hair, different color of hair, different skin color, different height, different weight, and that's completely normal! Hello...! Welcome to the world! The world is diverse! And diversity makes it rich and beautiful!

Please, check that behind every thought there's an interest behind, the interest of somebody that wants to manipulate your mind to make you feel inferior. That somebody could be government enterprises, or a single individual.

Who am I to look at a person and discriminate the person for "being ugly? Who am I to mistreat that person, to make that person feel like sh!t?And why would I do such, what do I gain? Nothing!

I could continue writing endlessly...

Please, everybody out there, don't let ANYBODY make you believe you're not pretty/handsome, you can be the best version of yourself. And what matters the most is the personality, your ideals and beliefs, and the things you do to make this world be a better place.

It is so unfair, our parents bring us to the world, our mothers give birth to us, they feed us, and then another person comes and says we're ugly. You're not only hurting that very person, you're also hurting the family's feelings, you're rejecting the beautiful being they brought to this world.

Again, I could go on and on!!

Mr Cork, swallow your words please.

skyfullofstars:
In my other post, I wrote about black vs. White beauty.

Now let me write about beauty in general:

Haven't you realized that what is considered beautiful is what is seen in commercials on TV and magazines? They always portray tall women, fair skinned women, well built men... And they make everybody believe that if you don't look like that, then you're ugly. And do you know why they do such? Because they want to sell their products.

I'm a woman, and when I see advertisements, the models appear with "perfect" skin, "perfect" lips, "perfect" hair, so I look at myself in the mirror, and I think yuck! My hair looks terrible, my skin looks dry, my lips are too thin. Once I have all those thoughts in mind, the enterprises that launched such commercials have achieved what they wanted: Make me buy their product, because I think that "if I buy that cream I will look like the model in the ads".

And I'm indeed beautiful. Nobody can tell me I'm not. Who decides what's beautiful and what's not? I'm beautiful no matter if my height is only 1.60, I don't need long legs to be beautiful.

The human being is a diverse being, it's obvious that everybody WILL NOT look the same. Why does society expect everybody to look the same? We all have different types of hair, different color of hair, different skin color, different height, different weight, and that's completely normal! Hello...! Welcome to the world! The world is diverse! And diversity makes it rich and beautiful!

Please, check that behind every thought there's an interest behind, the interest of somebody that wants to manipulate your mind to make you feel inferior. That somebody could be government enterprises, or a single individual.

Who am I to look at a person and discriminate the person for "being ugly? Who am I to mistreat that person, to make that person feel like sh!t?And why would I do such, what do I gain? Nothing!

I could continue writing endlessly...

Please, everybody out there, don't let ANYBODY make you believe you're not pretty/handsome, you can be the best version of yourself. And what matters the most is the personality, your ideals and beliefs, and the things you do to make this world be a better place.

It is so unfair, our parents bring us to the world, our mothers give birth to us, they feed us, and then another person comes and says we're ugly. You're not only hurting that very person, you're also hurting the family's feelings, you're rejecting the beautiful being they brought to this world.

Again, I could go on and on!!

Mr Cork, swallow your words please.

Krystalxxx:



Though I've always seen mr corks' posts as jokes, I must say that wheit comes to being serious, I love this. Thumbs up.

Krystalxxx:



Though I've always seen mr corks' posts as jokes, I must say that wheit comes to being serious, I love this. Thumbs up.

sexylogan:
@ skyfullofstars

I love that song by Coldplay
I listen to it almost everyday

skyfullofstars:


Hahaha, that's the reason why I chose the name! In 2007 they visited my country and I met them face to face, got their autographs!

skyfullofstars:


Hey Kristalxxx, thank u.

I will never understand why people joke about serious things... This "joke" by Mr. Cork can bring people down, can make people feel sad and depressed, I don't think that a dark skinned person will find this post to be funny, we need to stop this. Is it also funny what happened in Charleston in the USA, when a guy entered a church and killed 9 people because of their color skin? Please lets stop these jokes

skyfullofstars:
In my other post, I wrote about black vs. White beauty.

Now let me write about beauty in general:

Haven't you realized that what is considered beautiful is what is seen in commercials on TV and magazines? They always portray tall women, fair skinned women, well built men... And they make everybody believe that if you don't look like that, then you're ugly. And do you know why they do such? Because they want to sell their products.

I'm a woman, and when I see advertisements, the models appear with "perfect" skin, "perfect" lips, "perfect" hair, so I look at myself in the mirror, and I think yuck! My hair looks terrible, my skin looks dry, my lips are too thin. Once I have all those thoughts in mind, the enterprises that launched such commercials have achieved what they wanted: Make me buy their product, because I think that "if I buy that cream I will look like the model in the ads".

And I'm indeed beautiful. Nobody can tell me I'm not. Who decides what's beautiful and what's not? I'm beautiful no matter if my height is only 1.60, I don't need long legs to be beautiful.

The human being is a diverse being, it's obvious that everybody WILL NOT look the same. Why does society expect everybody to look the same? We all have different types of hair, different color of hair, different skin color, different height, different weight, and that's completely normal! Hello...! Welcome to the world! The world is diverse! And diversity makes it rich and beautiful!

Please, check that behind every thought there's an interest behind, the interest of somebody that wants to manipulate your mind to make you feel inferior. That somebody could be government enterprises, or a single individual.

Who am I to look at a person and discriminate the person for "being ugly? Who am I to mistreat that person, to make that person feel like sh!t?And why would I do such, what do I gain? Nothing!

I could continue writing endlessly...

Please, everybody out there, don't let ANYBODY make you believe you're not pretty/handsome, you can be the best version of yourself. And what matters the most is the personality, your ideals and beliefs, and the things you do to make this world be a better place.

It is so unfair, our parents bring us to the world, our mothers give birth to us, they feed us, and then another person comes and says we're ugly. You're not only hurting that very person, you're also hurting the family's feelings, you're rejecting the beautiful being they brought to this world.

Again, I could go on and on!!

Mr Cork, swallow your words please.