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bukatyne:Oh two more years to go. ![]() It's not that far again. Celebrities sef. See as she put the man's private affairs in public eyes. |
bukatyne:Abi she didn't know the man's tradition before she agreed to marry him. Well she knows what to do if she's tired. I read somewhere that he promised her or rather they have a contract that she gets 500million dollars of she lasts 5 yrs in the marriage. It must be 5yrs since then. Make them divorce make we hear word. |
They are not allowed to wear designers? If I hear. That one is lie. Well at least she could have worn designer burqa and carried designers purses and shoes. Abi those ones aren't allowed too? Janet all liars shall go to hell. |
^^^ What's nla? Is he okay now? @moca. Pls don't listen to all naturalist doctors without certificate. Thank God you went to the clinic. |
Chillis:I understand. |
![]() Good job chilli. |
Present ![]() |
BigJakie: ![]() |
Congratulations ![]() |
Why should this be a surprise? |
FriedPlantain:I know. ![]() |
Is he using fingers for cold ice cream? |
OP silent treatment won't help your marriage. At most both of you will keep silent until one day you're tired of keeping silent and then you begin to talk (about irrelevant things) and then the elephant in the room is swept under the carpet. Now is the time to talk. Let him know you're having none of it. Be firm and direct in your speech. Make it clear to him what he stands to lose of if he doesn't desist from that path. Some people flirt but never act on it. All the same it is still dangerous. Before the girl out there will start getting ideas. He needs that wake up jolt seriously. |
Lol. Try and find a way to blame her for it. Have you denied him sex? Are you neglecting him? |
More like court dissolves marriage over lack of love between the couple. After 25yrs, he remembers she doesn't cook on time anymore ![]() |
FriedPlantain:sorry. Next time. |
tchidi:nice. I'll tell her. Some of them try small sha. I found nzu last time I went. ![]() |
My dear enjoy. Na your luck. How did she bring it? Dried or sealed in airtight bags? I just want to know the possible preservation methods one can use to keep it until they get here. In case my mom wants to come. This will be number one on my list. I doubt any African store will sell it here. Fake African stores ![]() tchidi: |
Looks like a traditional ruler's ceremonial obi. All those gold plated things. I doubt he lives there on a daily basis. It's expensive looking buy ugly. I love the cars tho. Kcee dash me that white one. Wetin den dey call am sef. |
moca:is the place dark? Be careful o. Pls |
Congrats ![]() |
Jaybee3. Enjoy ![]() Okro soup and eba
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They are both lying |
edwife:Lol. I didn't say that ![]() I'm fine ![]() Thank you. |
RiffRaff:It's obviously figurative. Can't you see that? Just like the 'rod' is figurative. Don't look at those who understand it to mean hitting the child with rods. Come to think of it, rods now are made of metal. So... Rod? As you can see in the picture, Rods in biblical times are those guidance sticks that shepherds use to hook the neck of any sheep that's about to go astray and draw them (gently of course to avoid hurting the animal's neck) back among the fold. So even when taken literally (although not meant to be), spare the rod doesn't mean hit your child. It means any child going astray can be drawn back into the fold by the use of the rod. So figuratively, it means employing means of correction on any child about to go astray before they wander too far and become harder to find. The bible doesn't mandate Christians to hit their kids as some would have us believe. It works for some as they say but it doesn't mean anyone who isn't hitting their kid is not raising them according to biblical standards. To me hitting obviously corrects no one going by the level of deranged humans we've produced from hitting so far. |
jaybee3:awww. sorry. |
And carrying the cross alone. ![]() How are you? edwife: |
ifyalways:If you plan Jamo, go to Royalton White Sands. They own the resort that we stayed in the Bahamas and from what I saw there, it was awesome. It was what made me think Jamo would be a nice idea. I was soooo looking forward to it. ![]() Although They might try to sell you their diamond club travelers timeshare but you mustn't buy. Just listen to them blab and you could get $650 voucher for your next trip if you want to visit any of their resorts in any other part of the world. |
GodMode:Oh I thought I was typing something you couldn't understand. Feeling ke? Oga Dress back. ![]() |
jaybee3:Lol. Go to the kitchen. |
GodMode:how |
I think it also depends on the state where you live. Some states are known to have more racist tendencies than others. always in the news for one police brutality towards blacks or the other. They argue that the experience for black women and black men isn't the same when it comes to racism so it's not about color but about the inability of black men to be law abiding. They are more violent and aggressive. Hmm. While there may be some like that, it doesn't automatically make all of them like, that's where they fail to admit that sometimes they generalize when it comes to black men and sweep all of them under the same umbrella. There's so much about racism in the news these days that hopefully with time, it will go away. It's just like all other forms of oppression. The laws are supposedly amended to prohibit it but some people still practice it. While others go out of their way to help see it to an end. So for those who try, they may feel like no matter what they do, black people will always complain about racism. |
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