₦airaland Forum

SultanOfPuna:
1. Girls that smoke weed

2. Girls that drink beer/wine/vodka regularly

4.Girls with nose piercing, double earing piercing

6. Girls with tattoos on arms or chest area

8. Girls that wear leg chains

xprimate:
lol Maple syrup.
Really tastes good.

xprimate:
lol Maple syrup.
Really tastes good.

Dailyparrot:
Let me share my experience in my house.

I am the type that don't talk to people and this makes them assume that I am arrogant and proud.

So, the whole people in the compound are just waiting for anything that they will use to mock me but I didn't give them any.

When I see people sitting on my car, I would scream and tell them to desist from that.

Boom, they are gossiping that I feel like I drive one kind big car that no one else drives.

Secondly, because I like moving with slim girls with pretty face, they gossip that I carry under age girls.

These were gossips that they had within themselves until I had a little misunderstanding with one of them, voom, she started vomiting all that they have been talking at my back but I give no single f_ck.

I told them to call the police on me any time they see me move in with any girl they suspected to be underage and as for my car, you can't carry your oversized self and sit on my bonnet as though it is a seat.

rimijoshua:
South Korea is better.

Non-Japanese people were being stopped and searched by the police, as well as being detained and interrogated under questionable circumstances, the embassy said. “U.S. citizens should carry proof of immigration and request consular notification if detained,” read an alert it posted on Twitter and Facebook.

Nishiyama told ABC News that some foreigners who initially didn't cooperate with a search or questioning found the situation escalating -- and the number of police officers around them increasing. She noted that some foreigners in Japan feel obligated to cooperate because they are at risk of being kicked out of the country and losing their livelihood.

Japan's 'hidden darkness': The detention of unwanted immigrants

"We are human beings and want our human rights protected!" On November 2, Behzad Abdollahi, armed with a megaphone, stood in front of Tokyo's Shinjuku station with a group of supporters and demanded more rights. The Iranian had spent three years and 10 months at Ushiku deportation center, about 80 kilometers (50 miles) northeast of the capital.

The authorities had released him temporarily after he ended a hunger strike. But five days after his megaphone protest and after just two weeks of freedom, Abdollahi was detained again and had to return to his cell. "My body and soul are battered; I don't want to eat and I can't sleep," he said.

Her death has also exposed the lack of transparency in a system where people can languish for years with no prospect of release

Singapore's migrant workers struggle to get paid

Working in a city without a minimum wage, they earn a fraction of the salaries of white collar employees who toil in offices the migrant workers construct. Despite the city state's reputation for technocratic efficiency, for some it's a huge struggle to get paid.

Sardar Md Insan Ali from Bangladesh hoped his earnings from Singapore's construction sector would translate to a better life for his parents, wife and young child.

He arrived in 2017, and was promised he would be paid S$1,600 (US$1,173) a month.

After his arrival, he said he discovered his wage would be just S$18 ($13) per day. His employer chose not to pay him in full for eight months.

"My boss would only lend us S$200 here, S$300 there [to get by]," Sardar said.

blackbriar:
@cousin9999 , another Asian??

jaxxy:
The west made China what it is 2day.

kabukabu50:
Tell us you are a virgin without telling us you are a virgin.

cococandy:
Waiting for food to get ready

Eggnog dusted with cinnamon powder

Bifwoli:
It boggles and spins my mind uncomfortably as to why anyone would want to relocate into such a frozen and bitterly cold country like Canada.The only time this vast country is okay is the short summer months.

Kriss216:
What's the essence of this nails painting? She's just a child for goodness sake

blackbriar:
Please point out anything i have said that seems like a scam.
I am no agent , neither i have claimed to be one, nor tried to provide any services here.
I also do not work for any university in Japan.
Japanese universities do not use recruitment agent.
All admission process to Japanese universities is paper work based.
You print all the required admissions forms , fill and send by post.
So what is the false hope i have offered?

Bigcowhorn:
Wellington, about ten years back. Was just a hustler then. A pal helped me get there. Stayed with him