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Uche2nna:

eh en!

gbegbs:
hi cadet am not a little boy neither am i an arrogant old men . so watz up how about a date ?

How about NO

@post
No, I dnt!
I don't have patience for lil boys or arrogant men

debosky:
if you need to do that, then your man must be packing all of two inches ^{no wonder she's frustrated}

Olodo! I meant if his belly is sagged all the way to his knees. then I'd have to spend time looking for it

I met some pretty good peeps here too
like Morenike09, Toyinrayo, Tempestuous, and the rest of them. Love you guys to the fullest! Hope we get to meet out of NL

sugabelly:
I know the book hasn't got that much to do with God but there's a part in the book where someone (I think it was the boy) asks his grandmother what colour God is, since they're black and looked down upon but they're supposed to be made in the image of God like everyone else, and his grandmother, not knowing what to tell him, (because whites control all the general propaganda) tells him that God is the colour of water. Since water is transparent, there is no racial oppression in her description of God.

At least that's what I get from it.

Yea, you're right.

Sad story, but it's a true story too! hmmm! Ile aye le!

sugabelly:
I've heard that's a fantastic book. And that is part of the reason that I asked this question. Not because I have a problem with what colour God turns out to be if he has a colour at all, but I want to reconcile people's perception of our racial differences with our perception of God .

'The Color of Water" has little to do with God, it's about a black boy that has a white mom with 12 other siblings . It's based on family issues and race. It's a very good book, I recommend it

ztyle:
@CADET

[size=18pt]PLZ TELL ME WHERE IS THE LOVE IN NAIRALAND?[/size]

Dnt ask me becuz I particularly dnt love or like anyone of you ppl

@post
They dnt know what they want. . .their mind is full of cotton candy

@post
That's why there's sth called 911. If I yab him, he can yab back, but no touching. I dnt care if it's out of anger, he can think about it in the jail that night or day

bawomolo:
because it's all mines

another figment of imagination

debosky:
if you need to do that, then your man must be packing all of two inches ^{no wonder she's frustrated}

*sigh* you're crazy!

bawomolo:
jelosi jelosi alahun woman, u won't come share the k-cups with us. you know your milkshake brings all the men to the yard

yes, but they're not getting any

vivaladiva:
some guys look good on paper but in reality they suck

lmao

let me tell you a story. . .I met debosky last week, the man sucked physically

Genuine ko ankara ni

bawomolo:
gbenu soun iya k-cup, iwo omo eruku ekiti

Ikun Ekiti, get it right. iwo olodo yi

wetin be k-cup? you guys need help

4 Play:
A man with a flat belly isn't contented.You aren't doing your job as a woman. . .stuffing him with your high-calorie Nigerian food.

Pot belly on a man is a sign of contentedness. You will thank me for this insight in the future.Notice that only bachelors have flat tummies.

My flat belly husband means am feeding him right. With the right amount of food.

And he exercises and keeps in shape. he berra

I'm sorry, I can't spend 20 mins alone looking for his kini under his potbelly

bawomolo:
penu de iya orobo

ori e bi ori obo shattap!