efuah:

err Scopium, same here lol i guess we're of the same parents

iice:

Yes i know. . .didn't even have to ask, my mama tell me when i was a child

Scopium:

[size=13pt]What a coincidence. So how's our parents doing dear?[/size]

iice:

She traveled to his side, they ended up working together, hooked up and the rest is history

Ndipe:

20 years from now, and when these questions are posed, don't be surprised if one of the respondents say, "They met online", or even better, on a website, called Nairaland

Ndipe:

Nna, the story on how my parents met is a bit sketchy. Stemmed from a tragic fire incident that engulfed some of my mother's belongings. And this was in the 60's or so, when female education in Nigeria was not given that much of a priority. So, my father chipped in financially, and love blossomed. They went on strong for 30 years before they passed away. And guess what? My grandma told me these stories, and my dad (unaware of my knowledge) repeated the same story to me. I really wished I had dug deeper into it, it is one of those things that I really miss not inquiring from them, likewise doing an extensive search on my genealogy.

omoge:

Nwando, na me you dey talk about eh?

[b]i want someone who can bring home the bacon (many bacon infact the fattest bacon)  [/b]loaded everywhere pocketwise and thighwise

ikamefa:

what a coinkidink ! my mum must be your mum " "

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