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Music/Radio › Shakira Vs Beyonce I.e Beautiful Liar by beeola5(op): 1:26pm On May 10, 2007

shakira is a natural,beyonce probably went to a dance school. in beautiful liar,beyonce's kinda it cause she's gat attitude.big one.attitude puts life to dancing or what do yáll think?

Music/Radio › Re: Ciara / Shakira? by beeola5(f): 1:17pm On May 10, 2007

i love shakira cause her dancing is girlish unlike tomboy,sommersaulting ciara.has some sexy moves too,but basically guylike.

Music/Radio › Re: Beyonce's Upgrade U Vs Ciara's Like A Boy by beeola5(f): 1:08pm On May 10, 2007

leaving out looks and not talking about who's more sexy or somn.i love ciara's like a boy,love the lyrics and the flow.For the song,audio only,i'lld give it to her but for video,beyonce's more creative.

Politics › Re: Musa Yar'adua Is The New President Of Nigeria! by beeola5(f): 3:49pm On Apr 24, 2007

KAY TOBEI:
The greatest and most stinking legacy Obasanjo is leaving behind is the 2007 elections. A total manifestno doubt, but how can peity dwell among ugly-looking vultures and hyenas, I wonder! Albright of the National Democratic Institute declared the elections as the worst in the world, a world which includes the Democratic Republic of Congo where elections were held relatively fair even at the point of a rebel's gun. Ondo was a robbery, Edo was a disaster, Ekiti an eyesore, infact the whole country boiled silently as oppression and intimidation danced on our national stage. Obasanjo claims not to be corrupt, but he has just proved that an incorruptible man can rig elections, intimidate the electorate, impose a puppet on the country, dine with Adedibu, clink glasses with a rogue known as Anenih, and smile in fulfillment of a personal agenda achieved in a chaotic environment. Wole Soyinka once said that The man dies in every man who keeps quiet in the face of tyranny. I think this quote needs to be narrowed to a particular animal called man - Obasanjo. The man in him is dead, so is his rest. I hail this forum. It's my first time, I hope my contribution is,

your contribution is fantastic.you're welcome

Romance › Re: Playing Hard To Get: Is It Really Necessary? by beeola5(op): 3:33pm On Apr 24, 2007

A friend once made a statement about the new gal in his life as at then,ahhh all my investments.she was going to stop seeing him for a while and he screamed as if his life savings was going down the drain.can you beat that,investment!chics seem to be in trouble,when you take your time then you're forming but when you let the feelings flow,you're cheap

Romance › Re: Playing Hard To Get: Is It Really Necessary? by beeola5(op): 3:20pm On Apr 24, 2007

hmmm

Romance › Playing Hard To Get: Is It Really Necessary? by beeola5(op): 10:19am On Apr 24, 2007

Playing hard to get:does it determine the level of respect you get in the relationship or does it just slow things down.I see it as a period you get to study the person you want to get involved with but some call it pretence.What do you think

Romance › Re: Mistakes Women Make When Choosing a Man by beeola5(f): 10:01am On Apr 24, 2007

Why is there this conflict between the sexes.The guy does not trust the gal and the gal feels the guy is pretending.I grew up among boys,the only gal in a family of 7 and so i've seen thngs,heard some and learnt much.This however puts me a little too much on the defensive.Drives me crazy atimes cause I just want to believe what the new guy is saying without giving it second thought and at the same time,dont want to fall victim of vain talk. You know,bet the best thing is to listen to your inner mind,your head and then your heart follows.

Politics › Re: Musa Yar'adua Is The New President Of Nigeria! by beeola5(f): 9:27am On Apr 24, 2007

I personally dont know why you all sound surprised not after the outcome of the gubernatorial.When there is power,everything becomes a do or die affair.I believe the blind must have forseen the results.The only good thing about the appointment is that he seems to be the only person with a clean past and at least a good enough reputation among the strong contestants,so let's just pray and hope he performs.If i were to be granted my wish,i would have been the happiest if Donald Duke had won the PDP primaries and then you know, or would have wished that Pat Utomi had enough power and influence to get there but all these are just a bunch of IFs.So basically,i'm happy Obasanjo is neither handing over to fraudulent Atiku (did i hear you call them birds of a feather) nor to a little too mean Buhari (you know what i mean). Lets just hope nobody has to take a cup of tea or eat forbidden apple anymore in a stance to setting things right or covering an obvious truth in the politics of the nation anymore.

Family › Re: Should I Cheat On My Wife? by beeola5(f): 9:37am On Feb 16, 2007

you sure are bolad, .anyway,i still think fairy tales do come true

Family › Re: Should I Cheat On My Wife? by beeola5(f): 4:32pm On Feb 09, 2007

I'm 23 and single.dated a guy before but didnt work out.good looking and get a lot of attention but dont see any to trip me.dont think i'm setting too high a standard and if i am i think its a terrible thing to stoop low because of a relationship.i do believe that when i see mr. right,it will be as obvious as been written on his forehead or am i wasting my time?is there any such thing as mr/miss right?someone let me know before i go too deep into dreamland.

Family › Re: Should I Cheat On My Wife? by beeola5(f): 4:23pm On Feb 09, 2007

It should be very easy for you to cheat on her afterall you wouldnt be the first doing it neither will you be the last.its the reigning thing and only the bigger boys do it or dont you want to step up to highest of levels.Remember though,not all that glitter is gold.You're in for it, ha ha ha ha ha

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