The weather is hot as the sun

i saw dat babe,meeeen shez an angel

She's got horns, beware

Nancy fell 12 stories, hitting the pavement like a Hefty bag filled with vegetable soup.

there are so many nancy in the world then

so nancy falls where u at too?

Am the Beyonce's of these world girl

the more reason why i've bn looking for princesa

and why do you seek princesa

all i see around me is beyonce

is she your shadow
nice shadow then

see ds two Alices in Wonderland

His thoughts tumbled in his head, making and breaking alliances like underpants in a dryer without Cling Free

they are young pups needin TLC

And think you are circle in a triangle hole to carry out the job

i no blame yu. my Helen knows her Adonis

i nor undastant diz game

lust na trap?

There is a Storm of controversy going on here

His eyes were as RED as that of an iron ore at 790oC

dani1luv:

i nor undastant diz game

Daniluv metaphor is a figure of speech used to state something or someone is something else. Metaphors are used to exaggerate and often times, the thing being used is in all likelihood impossible. . . for instance,

She is a Goddess means she is beautiful and perfect but in reality no one can be a goddess

I drowned myself in work means I kept myself busy.

He lives in a Bubble [/i]means he is in his own world  (Living in a bubble? I'd like to see that )

Most people confuse Metaphors with Similes. . . which is comparing two things.

With Similes, you use AS and LIKE

[i]She looks like a Goddess

He is as fit as a horse

She as busy as a bee.

I hope it helped oooh

Sisi Jinx:

Daniluv metaphor is a figure of speech used to state something or someone is something else. Metaphors are used to exaggerate and often times, the thing being used is in all likelihood impossible. . . for instance,

She is a Goddess means she is beautiful and perfect but in reality no one can be a goddess

I drowned myself in work means I kept myself busy.

He lives in a Bubble [/i]means he is in his own world  (Living in a bubble? I'd like to see that )

Most people confuse Metaphors with Similes. . . which is comparing two things.

With Similes, you use AS and LIKE

[i]She looks like a Goddess

He is as fit as a horse

She as busy as a bee.

I hope it helped oooh

are you a Lecturer?

allboyz:

are you a Lecturer?

Noooooo oooooh, I'm just a sponge!!

Sisi Jinx:

Noooooo oooooh, I'm just a sponge!!

dnt mind her o;she is Einstein! _{kwana biu}

The revelation that his marriage of 30 years had disintegrated because of his wife's infidelity came as a rude shock like a surcharge at a formerly surcharge-free ATM machine

u'ld tink he was Hercules wt d way he cleard dat gabbage

The young fighter had a hungry look, the kind you get from not eating for a while

isnt he a stallion?chk him out

He was deeply in love, when she spoke, he thought he heard bells as if she was a garbage truck backing up

NL is a stage & all d users r merely playas ~ shakespeare

His head is just Rocky

He hit the roof when she told him it was over.