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RomanceRe: For The Real Men: Woo A Girl In 120seconds Challenge. by bittyend(m): 12:39am On Sep 28, 2012
Another freestyle; don't crucify me slimyem. wink

@FlowerPower
FlowerPower, you're the flowerbomb
you're the definitely the bomb, and I'm trying to detonate you, babes
Get you in the spirit for this, maybe I'd be your vodka
Babes, you're a sprinter, ad you're racing through my mind
Don't laugh, babes; I'm just trying to work your nerves and read ur mind
Give me the bright light and let me leave you blind(in love)
I don't believe in love at first sight, but I love the sight of your radiant beauty
Can I get to know you?
RomanceRe: For The Real Men: Woo A Girl In 120seconds Challenge. by bittyend(m): 12:19am On Sep 28, 2012
slimyem: lets just say i expected better from you...
C'mon now...that's cliche still....
You don't necessarily have to paint it like u've never met...
I'll do better than u even as a babe...#no jokes!!#
That was just a freestyle, b. Chatting to a girl isn't something you can premeditate, you just go with the flow and what's happening in 'real time', ya dig?? Situation, environment; bring forth convo. cheesy
RomanceRe: For The Real Men: Woo A Girl In 120seconds Challenge. by bittyend(m): 12:11am On Sep 28, 2012
Taking my talent to the sexuality section to post big booty pics jare. undecided
RomanceRe: For The Real Men: Woo A Girl In 120seconds Challenge. by bittyend(m): 12:09am On Sep 28, 2012
slimyem: what is this please?
Driest lines i ever heard...
Duh!!
Next please!!
Why's it dry, babes? That's like a sentence when you're chatting to a girl you've never met before. You need to make her feel a little bit important na. haba.
RomanceRe: For The Real Men: Woo A Girl In 120seconds Challenge. by bittyend(m): 12:07am On Sep 28, 2012
Idowuogbo: To serious!! FAIL!!! Next...
Freestyle... Cram it, it works, queen. kiss
RomanceRe: For The Real Men: Woo A Girl In 120seconds Challenge. by bittyend(m): 12:04am On Sep 28, 2012
Ishilove: Oniranu pala pala
Hiya, what's gud pretty face? Can I chat to you for 2secs?

YES

I'm trying to understand why I've never met you before 2day. You're the definition of everything a beautiful woman should be on the outside, but if you'd give me extra 10secs, I'll be able get a sneak preview of how beautiful you're on the inside. And hopefully get to know you better. But hey, I'm definitely going anywhere you're going today. Opportunity comes but once, and this is my opportunity to get to know you...

But before I go on, I'm BITTYEND of Narnia, what's ur name? wink
LiteratureRe: Chinua Achebe Publishes Biafran Memoir by bittyend(m): 6:11pm On Sep 27, 2012
[quote author=omo-nla]Are you from Iperu[/quote]Yeah, original Iperu son from the lineage of the big Agbonmagbe royal family but I can't put my surname here. grin
LiteratureRe: Chinua Achebe Publishes Biafran Memoir by bittyend(m): 5:13pm On Sep 27, 2012
Achebe portrays the Nigerian government as ruthless in its suppression of the rebellion.

A statement is attributed to Chief Obafemi Awolowo which summarises this attitude: 'All is fair in war, and starvation is one of the weapons of war. I don't see why we should feed our enemies fat in order for them to fight harder.'

Soon images of malnourished children filled the international press. Achebe accuses the United Nations of following Nigeria's lead, and standing idly by as Biafra was crushed. As Achebe puts it: "You see we, the little people of the world, are ever expendable."


The author writes movingly about the final days in January 1970: "In the end, Biafra collapsed. We simply had to turn around and find a way to keep those people still there alive. It was a desperate situation with so many children in need, kwashiorkor rampant, and thousand perishing every week... some people said: 'Let's go into the forest and continue the struggle.'

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/19742303
Holy shiit, Chief Obafemi Awolowo was GANGSTAR! So educated, intelligent, brilliant; yet he kept it gangstar to his grave. It's a world of kill, or be killed; and everything is fair in a war. Vicious world, I tell ya. More reason why I keep it gangstar as well, it's the survival of fittest doctrine that controls the conscious/knowledgeable minds. Death before dishonour and act before acted upon, phuck what everyone thinks, you don't owe no one shiiit. Merry making after war, but when it's on, it's on.

Chief Obafemi Awolowo reminds me of myself. Brutal, gangstar, ghetto, shrewd, and vicious; yet still standing among the best in the corporate world.

Pity and survival don't mix like two dycks; survive first, and feel pity later.

Long live Biafra!
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LiteratureRe: Chinua Achebe Publishes Biafran Memoir by bittyend(m): 4:58pm On Sep 27, 2012
I shall lead my people from Remoland(Iperu Remo) in a brutal war against Nigeria. The country needs to be balkanized. cool
LiteratureRe: Chinua Achebe Publishes Biafran Memoir by bittyend(m): 4:56pm On Sep 27, 2012
BBC Africa analyst Martin Plaut says Achebe's memoir is filled with sadness - sadness at the deaths of so many of his fellow countrymen and sadness too at the fate that has befallen Nigeria.

He portrays the Nigerian government as ruthless in its suppression of the rebellion, our correspondent says.

Mr Achebe's UK publisher Allen Lane says: "There Was a Country is a distillation of vivid observation and considered research and reflection."

"It relates Nigeria's birth pangs in the context of Achebe's own development as a man and a writer, and examines the role of the artist in times of war."

Achebe ends the book with a poem: 'After a war.'

"After a war life catches desperately at passing hints of normality like vines entwining a hollow twig; its famished roots close on rubble and every piece of broken glass."

Mr Achebe has lived in the US since he suffered a car accident in 1990, which left him paralysed and in a wheelchair.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/19742303
Got this from BBC.

God bless Biafra!

God bless Remoland!

God damn Nigger-area!
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PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 10:55pm On Sep 26, 2012
The deportation is sad but it was justified because Igbos are notorious for running their mouth. You have got other ethnic groups in Lagos living peacefully/side-by-side with their host, and none has ever laid claim to the state. However, an Igbo man would always want to lay claim to everything; once you give him an inch, he would add another CM to it. Personally, I can't stand people with that character trait and there is an unwritten rule about respecting your hosts. But Igbos will always be Igbos. undecided
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 10:40pm On Sep 26, 2012
crayola1 and the other Igbo girls, I still love you. kiss

But money and love don't mix like two dycks. cheesy
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 10:38pm On Sep 26, 2012
[quote author=re@lchange]get ready to start mining that after the taps close in the east[/quote]I bet they will start doing that once you're gone. Talk less and act more.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 10:35pm On Sep 26, 2012
kettykin: I hope they remember to deport the Oil and Gas Companies back to Niger Delta Area too because there is no oil and gas deposit in Lagos , this is a welcome development and should be encouraged
Everything afi go. cheesy Lagos has the largest coastline in Nigeria and it's sitting on more than 64billion barrels of crude oil. wink

I'm not even from Lagos. tongue
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 10:25pm On Sep 26, 2012
asha 80: you still do not get it do you?moreover if you think it is only igbos that in lagos i guess you are based there if not you will also know that abokis seems to have overtaken the igbos.
Everyone is getting deported soon. Lagos is on a 'Marcus Garvey' back to your village hype right now, everyone afi go. wink
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 10:09pm On Sep 26, 2012
I hear about how great the Igbos are everyday on this forum. But don't you think it's high time you stopped getting mouthy and boastful; and get busy in Igboland? If Igboland were as great as what I see you folks post on here daily, I doubt the deportation of your kiths and kins would have affected you guys this much.

You have got palm oil Kogi oil Anambra oil to your advantage, use it judiciously to build Igboland. cheesy
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 10:01pm On Sep 26, 2012
Crayola1: undecided Wikipedia...

If they have more rights then why are Native Americans the most marginalized minority group in the US?
They're 'marginalised' by the colonialist race(European descent) not folks like you. You're a 5th class American. You're still far behind African Americans in terms of citizen classification in America, so your opinions don't count. undecided
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 9:58pm On Sep 26, 2012
asha 80: no need for the insult.if you use your brain you would know that the main reason lagos has become a shithole as you admitted is because the infrastructure laid i lagos cannot be found anywhere in the country hence the mad rush to the state.maybe you should visit abuja and see that the place is turning into another lagos.
Lagos is dead and buried, tell your folks to go back home, and stop migrating there in their millions. Lagos has to be the fastest growing city in the world. The population went from 5million to 15million within 10 years, that's too much.

People move away from congested cities around the world, but in Nigeria, people move to a snarl up city.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 9:54pm On Sep 26, 2012
Crayola1: Which Native Americans? You don't even know the laws of your own land and you are butchering mine cry
You wish, naturalization is not the same a citizenship by birth. Tunde is coming home grin
You're a citizen by birth but your rights are limited.

Tribal sovereignty in the United States
All American Indian tribes are under the U.S. government just as other minority groups. However, unlike other minority groups who are immigrants to the United States, American Indians are indigenous to American land and have therefore sought and gained sovereignty. Native sovereignty is made complex by the fact that the British (in colonial times) and American government also co-exist in the same country. Furthermore, American Indian “government” is not government in the traditional sense of authority and control, but is more like leadership over a community. It is difficult to describe American Indian government in a definite manner due to the fact that there are many different Native tribes with different forms of governing. As of August 2012, there are federally recognized 564 American Indian tribes. During the colonial period, American Indian sovereignty was upheld by the negotiation of treaties between British proprietor and American Indian tribes. Treaties are agreements between two sovereign governments, and, therefore, the treaties made were made under the understanding that the tribes had equal sovereignty to the sovereignty of the colonial governments.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_American_civil_rights
Basically, Native Americans have more rights in America than other minority groups(yourself included). If and when the Native Americans become powerful enough to become POTUS, you can also be deported to Igbo land. cheesy
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 9:48pm On Sep 26, 2012
asha 80: well maybe it is time 'traffic' is 'diverted' away from lagos right?Fg should focus infrastructural development to other places right?
Infrastructural development in Lagos? shocked Lagos is a shytehole! And if a shytehole is what you call "infrastructural development," in your obtuse mind, then you also need to be DEPORTED to your state of origin before you become a nuisance in that part of the world.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 9:43pm On Sep 26, 2012
Crayola1: If that's the case then the scamming Nigerians who are of various origins need to pack up too from the US and then forwarded to their final destinations kiss
When did you become a Cherokee? Native Americans have the final say over there. The Governor of Lagos State is from the State and his decision is final. When a Cherokee/Native American becomes the POTUS, then whatever he/she says is final. Till then, all the Nigerians who're in America legally are allowed to say. wink
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 9:38pm On Sep 26, 2012
asha 80: you would be suprised at the people going to be deported from lagos if your position is taken.
Who cares about who gets deported? The whole place stinks!
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 9:36pm On Sep 26, 2012
Crayola1: Why should anyone be missing me? I live in a sane country called the United States of America tongue
I believe those from Lagos also want the 'sanity' you enjoy by living in USA. So, I guess this is a step in the right direction. Say NO to illegal aliens in Lagos-zona, they're getting rid of their own messycans Mexicans. wink
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by bittyend(m): 9:33pm On Sep 26, 2012
For fvck sake, why just six buses? The damn state needs to rid the place off the nuisance of snarl-up population density. If you don't own anything in Lagos, or are not from there, you have no business being there in the first place.

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