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Appletango has the right of this issue.

Police called to the house of Brent and Erin Barry:

http://www.sanantoniodispatch.com/news/san-antonio-news/report-police-at-home-of-brent-and-erin-barry/

Looks like Erin Barry was the woman Tony Parker was cheating with.

Pretty lame to be banging your teammate's wife 

^-- A plain flat-chested girl with no booty? 

Nah, so obviously everybody would take your girl C if they can. But I'm trying to make the comparison somewhat fair. . .

Yoruba is not some sort of pure ethnic group, I'm not sure why this is a big deal. I'm sure there has been lots of genetic admixture over the years, even before the turbulent 1800s. Remember, Oyo was extremely powerful and held a lot of slaves. None of that really matters though, even if your grandpapa's grandpapa was a Hausa, which Yoruba actually then care about such? I know a few Fulani-mixed Yoruba girls from Kwara and they identify entirely as Yoruba.

Origins are not really relevant here, Yoruba as an ethnic group isn't really defined by that anyway. It is more defined by culture, not pure genetics. Anybody is welcome to join, regardless of their origins.

Lol, they oppose the guy for being Hausa? They are quite arrogant

is that dude wearing a pink thong?


rofl

he isnt tall, he is only 6'0 or 6'1. She is just tiny. . .

kettykin:
Oil will not be a exportable commodity in the next 5 years. Electric cars are coming.

This doesn't make sense. I'll even ignore the first part of your statement which is also wrong, but what will power the electric cars? Still need an energy source. And in a place like Nigeria with inconsistent power supply. . .
Also, the economics of electric cars isn't there yet even in the Western world where the gov't will give you a tax rebate. The battery for electrical cars is really expensive

I do want to say one thing, though. If you guys do decide to launch this "500,000 army" in the North, please do not blame Awolowo (or anyone else) this time when you get your @$$es kicked.

I mean, this is clearly the sort of move that leads to disaster, so don't pretend it wasn't obvious

Onlytruth:
Only a born COWARD will say that.

Israel as a country is only about 6 million and they are sitting in the middle of the most dangerous part of the world.
Igbo are looking and learning from ISRAEL. We have 10 million Igbos in the north. More than enough to fight and win a war IN THE NORTH.
For you to understand this, please always remember that we are NOT Yoruba.

See, but Israelis are very smart, very tough, have tremendous amounts of financial support from not only the US, but wealthy Zionists across the world. Igbo man does not have that.

The right analogy is not Israel, the correct one is Don Quixote. Go fight another windmill, brave Biafran soldier  

Nigeria sef is Igboland. Yoruba and Hausa, indeed all other ethnic groups are foreigners to the country.

Didn't you all know this?  

Alj Harem: The delusional Onlytruth thinks they can kick you out of the north and take your land, if necessary, lol.

alj harem:

What other countries have dual law like this? It makes no sense. . .

Everyone has to be ruled under the same law in a country. You cannot have one law for muslims, another for non-muslims. That is not acceptable.

There can only be one law in the land. Cannot have religious law in some parts and secular in others. I'm not interested in living in any theocracies  

Wow. Good on saharareporters, these guys seem to be very thorough.

rofl

She is too short, though Very cute, but too short.

^-- Ft Meade and Langley AFB are US Military installations, though. You getting in trouble wandering there is likely to occur for anyone who is foreign, even with valid status (temporary/student visa, for example) or not.

Regarding jurisdictions. . .I still think in 95% of locations here in the US, you are safe. This is not really a country that is out to get you, imo.

Finally, I agree with your sentiment that getting proper status should be any undocumented person's first priority. And it is surprisingly easy to get legalized, this country again makes it very easy to do so (again, assuming you've not committed any crimes.)

^--- Do you use AIM? Post your aim somewhere and I'll contact you.

If power supply is for real in Ghana, I would mind considering it. And assuming jobs are available too for foreigners. Sounds interesting. Maybe I'll have to take a trip to Ghana soon.

Eh, said something lame for me about not being available in my area. I guess cannot be streamed outside of the UK

[quote="revomind"]@Dapobear.
Bro, I understand your position on self-determination and all that. I understand also that you are proudly Yoruba. I am too. My advice to you is to try to stay off threads like this that has to do with other ethnicities especially when you don't have anything close to a firm grasp of the issue being discussed.

Many Yoruba folks here go about making themselves look silly and out of depth. Y'all should learn to steer clear of this kinda threads. The only guy ,at least from the top of my head now,who gives a good account of himself and the Yoruba is KATSUMOTO and it has to be noted that he only comments so as to correct some wrong impressions and to prevent history from being rewritten or manipulated by some NL members.

Personally, I dont mind the country split into three or four. So everyone should be fine. All I can't vouch for is WAR. If the country stays, cool. Lets forget internet warriors, there a lotta people from ALL PARTS who love the country as it is.[/quote]Katsumoto and you can feel free to call me out when I'm wrong. But it would be helpful if you make specific criticisms, not general ones. Otherwise it becomes more difficult to know where I am misunderstanding things.

Hrm.