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INK that kunbee neva knew i was online

INK that INK most things

pizza any one?

INK it wud be this hawt

Babbybootz come into my room for tutorial

wat tym does it start?

Its so obvious you dont live in Naija cos over here they ask how is lectures not how is school , well im in the university

hmmmm kunbee mi I can gess wat skool u go 2 o,

oya
it wud be our tiny lil secret
_{send mi an IM}

hmmmmm
what areas do your services?
I need a REVIVAL fast.lol
_{wait, how are we sure this is not some scam.}

hmmmmmmm
haw old z kunbee
_{curios amebo,dts ol}

the russian

more pix

the hindu temple

I came across an article by a popstar- Jamelia,it gave a few 'ooohhhs and ahhss' . Anyway i thought i should share it as well with loads of ma sisters who are stuck on HAIR EXTENSIONS

Standing inside a Hindu temple in Chennai, India, I watch horrified as a two-year-old girl with long, dark tresses has her head shaved.
She screams as the clippers buzz around her ears and her hair tumbles to the floor.
She is clearly terrified and no doubt has little comprehension of what is happening to her.
Beside her, her mother is having her head shaved, too.
This is a religious sacrifice: the shaving represents a last-ditch plea to a higher power to save their home from being repossessed.
But to me, it appears to be the ultimate in exploitation.
Their hair is casually tossed into a bin, but it will never actually be thrown away.
Though they do not know it, soon their pigtails and plaits will be sold to hair dealers and then shipped on to the salons of Western Europe.
As I watch the lady and her daughter shuffle out, hopeful that this huge sacrifice will make some tangible difference to their lives, I make a promise to myself that I will never wear hair extensions again.
Then I heard from a friend, earlier this year, that the hair used in the extensions could be taken from corpses. I was horrified.
How did I know I wasn't wearing a dead person's hair?
And if I was, had they agreed to that before they passed away, or had they simply had it shaved off in a mortuary without their family's knowledge?
In Russia I witness men and women working the rubbish dumps, actually searching for and collecting hair that has been pulled out of hair brushes.
Quite simply, this is their family business. It is, they tell me, a job their fathers and grandfathers have done before them.
It might seem disgusting, but it's the only income they have.
It is a pitiful existence, and it is fuelled by the demand from Britain and other countries
Next, Tatiana takes me to her home town of Kashin, another rural area, where we meet a 13-year-old girl, also called Tatiana, who has long hair which reaches her backside.
She tells us she wishes to sell her hair because she has been told she will be paid for it.
To my mind, it's a travesty - this girl's hair is gorgeous and she seems too young to really know for sure whether she's making the right decision.
Usually, this full head of luxurious hair would have cost just £20. Today, perhaps because I am watching, Tatiana pays the girl £100.
It's the equivalent of most people's monthly wages here, and the girl is over the moon.
But I feel incredibly uncomfortable about the entire process - there's something so deeply personal about your hair: it should be every woman's pride and joy

If a thread of this kind has been posted before, my bad.

For the complete article check,
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1036155/Why-Ill-wear-hair-extensions-pop-star-Jamelia.html

^^
am not any of the above

so now u still dey poo insyd pampers bah!

exactly,

evidence say u neva tey for this world

i don tey ooo.its just dat ben doesnt strike me as an executive begger_{strikes mi as d usual ones}

kunbee we know your special talent

abi

when i grow up i want 2 be like kunbee lol

ben u r an executive beggar b dat o

hmmm meva knew we had executive beggars in 9ja.

What do you expect? Not Naija and their double standards? No wonder the country is not progressing! If it was a woman whose husband died after she has passed child bearing age, society expects are to remain a widow for life as if she has no needs. If it is the man, he can go ahead and marry again sharp, sharp.

true and sadening

nywae i do love the concept,having the sermon and recetion all at once.
I do miss lt Mrs Bimbo

D1 why d sad face, ?
sowi

naw turn dat frown upside down

thers just somethin abt that picture.
Am nt a fan of mercy J, bt the pic just looks like its been tampered with.

they are at least white

oya shine ur own

u like kudi ooo

tel himher its O-V-E-R,but i wanna have herhis baby, _{did i say dat outloud?}

haw much r d buns sold at wholesale, ive got a buns outlet in KFC

that shud last you the whole week_{via D1}

Go for SERVICE
be in d air for hours,sleep for the rest of the day

@kunbee

don't believe that when it's comes to picture quality because all the movies looks like my brothers wedding video infact i think the shot these movies with a camera phone

lol
at least i knw a view.
Figurine
Behind glass doors(steph okereke)
amazing grace
, They are a few more that i have probably forgotten

But i have got to admit that they are a few good movies,with good cast,good diction,good story lines,sharp pictures and great quality in all.
the problem we have now is the quick-money making scheme by most producers,called movies.

i'll get you lollipop and ice cream alright?

awwwwww fanks
il have a scoop ov royal vanilla,lemon,bubble gum flavours.
_{sitin and waitin still feeling sad}

i don't understand the new English from Mercy Johnson (the latest is 'like really, honestly, truly, you want me to believe that'). All in the name of speaking English

true,it gets on ma nerves n mst tyms i jus feel lyk breakin the tv.

hmmmmmmmm