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[quote author=tpia@]I'm sure you're not yoruba, dont let me type what i feel like typing sha.[/quote]I tell you...it's annoying!

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Idowuogbo: Oh Gawd!! Cujo!!

Another dat one got me was UGLY by Constance Briscoe.mehn...dat book!!! Lawd Jesus!

We need to get out of here. LMAO

Idowuogbo: I've got a mini library stacked wiv Dave Pelzer. He's one of my favourite author.i think he's got another out called "My story", I'm still on d hunt for it tho! Most of his books are best sellers...it's always a mission trying to get hold of one.Ha!! So u sef sabi dave? Ur head is dia!

Diary chat room. You have a message

Flytefalls: Ahh. Read that years ago. Can't recall the story but certainly remember the tears!

lol...i can imagine. Another book that made me cry was CUJO by Stephen King.
Ooops, i hope i'm not derailing.

@OP, apologies. My life revolves around books. Don't mind me

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Idowuogbo: D boy called it or d child called it? Omg! U need to read the lost boy, a man named dave and the privilege of youth. Damn! Water finish for my eye o! Shyte! He went through some serious shyte.

Yes, i've read THE MAN NAMED DAVE. Gosh! I was shaking all over. I've not seen the other books. I need to look for them ASAP!

Oh Lord, protect our children! So sad...

I would leave the house for them or call 911 . On a more serious note, at 28? Not too good abeg.

Ok...

Who "commanded" these commandments?

My grandfather is single and above 32. He is a good Christian too. Do you mind?

Yesterday...for a character in a book- "The boy called It"
Biography of Dave Pezler.

[quote author=uj_sizzle]try using a mortar and pestle, it's faster and less cumbersome .[/quote]I disagree because i'll have to wash the mortar and pestle afterwards. I would rather use my hands.

*faints*

Good Girl: Not in Nigeria, where marriage is the "ticket to heaven".
It must be so difficult to be a woman in Nigeria, where you must be married (whether to a human being, he-goat or crocodile) or be scorned by society.

lol...nah, it depends on the family though. Lol @ he-goat or crocodile. It's easy to bow down to such pressures. Very sad.

shymexx: Portugal is definitely not a friendly country for black women... They assume all black women are prostitutes over there and don't be surprised if you get asked how much you charge for sex next time you're in portugal...

It's not that bad. We get respected and favoured especially if you are well-educated. I know black women in portugal are closely-knitted. If you are the hardworking type, you have no problem.

Your twin is your twin abeg. What rubbish! I've never heard of a twin treating the other one as "older"

LMAO...both of you should get a room

xynerise: he didnt say handle

I know. That's my name. True
What's yours?

Cara