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Danke:ur bro don miss road. Let him go to Ekiti and pic another chic . . . DZ is still available. ![]() |
Pinkrosey:women on the other hand are too emotionally attached to the topic for their own good. ![]() Morenike's boobs are my screesaver. Eat ur heart out Danke. ![]() |
Martin Jol must be beside himself with joy now. Imagine destabilizing him to get Ramos only to sack him 8 games into the season. ![]() Wheren't spurs supposed to enter the top 4 this season? |
I dont agree. Its a 50/50 thing. |
Anyone seen boobs that look like nylon bag with water in them? |
Danke: ![]() |
[quote author=*Morenike link=topic=187898.msg2994652#msg2994652 date=1224978169]If a man does not touch his wife's boobs, it's either: 1. They sagged 2. He's turning gay 3. He has another set of fresh boobs handy [/quote]this woman is too much. she understands a man . . . Danke shame on you! ![]() |
[quote author=A-40 link=topic=179411.msg2994386#msg2994386 date=1224973503]No we would definitely beat Hull in the reverse fixture but seriously Reading and Wigan where not this good their fixtures against Chelsea and Utd would show to me if these guys are for real or not if they pass that test then the rest of the league had better watch out ooh[/quote]Hull isnt good either. When Geovanni gets injured the rest of the team will be exposed for the average plodders they are. You wont believe what adrenalin can do for a team especially against an opponent that vastly underates you. Arsenal shld have put 4 past Hull in our last game but we virtually assumed we could just stroll to victory and paid the price. |
Danke:i don already claim boobs already. Too late for this notice. |
Tottenham sack Ramos for Redknapp Tottenham Hotspur have sacked coach Juande Ramos and sporting director Damien Comolli and are set to appoint Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp. Spurs have agreed a compensation package of £5m with Portsmouth, according to the 61-year-old Redknapp. The North London club also parted company with first team coaches Gus Poyet and Marcos Alvarez, following the team's long string of poor results. Clive Allen will take charge of Sunday's game against Bolton. Redknapp said it was an offer he and Portsmouth could not turn down. "Once Tottenham came in and once the offer was made it was difficult for the club to turn down a £5m offer for a manager," he told Sky Sports. "The club were pleased to take it and hopefully people will remember what I've done there. "I've got some good memories and I have had some great times there." Spurs are bottom of the Premier League after taking just two points from their opening eight matches this season. Ramos' last game in charge was Thursday's defeat to Udinese in the Uefa Cup. |
Recommended textbook for every woman . . .
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women for you . . .
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Danke:If it were possible to have women with no head . . . the world would be a better place. Just come with ur chest and legs. Problem solved |
mathematical proof that women = problem.
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women = problem (already mathematically proven). You can never tell what they want, i suppose most men have given up trying to find out. |
[quote author=A-40 link=topic=179411.msg2994134#msg2994134 date=1224968686]Not spectacular to you but it is amazingly effective and effective hardly ever goes wrong.The 5-0 loss was a bad day in the office how many losses have they had since? they have beaten Fulham,West Ham,Tottenham and even Arsenal why do you think they can beat or at least draw with Chelsea? i know they would fall down to earth pretty soon but i don't think it would be wise to write them off either[/quote]Do you think Hull will beat Arsenal at their home? Totenham is a crap team, they could lose to Cardiff City at this rate. Hull city is as effective as Bolton once was, its a matter of time before they are eventually found out. You can only ride the wave of adrenalin for so long. The presence of 2-3 quality players cant hide the fact that the rest of the team are made up of very average players. We all thot Reading players were the "it" 2 seasons ago. |
you bet. |
Collin Powell has simply expressed the hidden feelings of millions. Hell will freeze over before a muslim is ever allowed to sensitive government positions in the West. You all have Osama Bin Laden to thank. |
Neither. |
PepERSprAY:This is why i dont believe such tall tales. Policy statements are not things you just say when you are commissioning something or making a public address. they shld be well thought out proposals that have been exhaustively debated at the public level and with state representatives. Our politicians dont take governance seriously at all and its a shame. |
No . . . too young |
who is ready to play? |
[quote author=A-40 link=topic=179411.msg2994009#msg2994009 date=1224966631]Lol i thought they where going to run out of gas but that is not going to happen anytime soon with the way they are playing i expect them to give Chelsea a run for their money they are playing with such confidence its almost scary and they ain't even playing the typical smash and grab Bolton style they are playing with loads of grit and a suprising bit of flair its unbelievable[/quote]They are not playing anything spectacular from what i can see. A team that loses 5-0 to Wigan is nothing special. Most teams took them for granted and paid the price. I have to say Phil Brown was spot on signing players like cousin and Geovanni, its lifted the confidence of the team. Myhill is also a very good goalkeeper, without him WestBrom would have taken something from this game. Against a fast attacking side like Chelsea that also has a solid defence, it will be back to earth for Hull City. From there i foresee a free fall. Just ask Reading. |
Hull city will come down to earth against Chelsea. Theyv'e simply made things more difficult for them now everyone knows they are no push overs. |
Nimshi:Have you considered how disturbing your daily call to prayer is? Or are we still hiding under the cloak of hypocrisy? ![]() |
Ever Let It Be Ever let it be that I would praise You Ever let it be that I would please You Never let it be that I would turn away Ever let it be that I would love you Never let there be any gods above You Ever let it be that I would sing Your praise Always and forever keep me walking in Your ways Never let me go astray Always and forever lead me I need You day by day Ever let it be, ever let it be Ever let it be that i would sing Your praise by GERRIT GUSTAFSON |
not all nigerian parents. My father was like a gestapo and the house was a wide prison. You couldnt even go fetch your ball across the street without permission. ![]() gone are the days . . . |
Hausa english is really cool. I tried to learn it while i was there but i gradually lost it since there was no one to practice with. To be honest we all sometimes "imitate" American English if at least to avoid having people stare at you blankly or hear "pardon" 70 times a day. What i detest most (and i see it here a lot) are the forced inflections, the odd and fankly meaningless slang (all in a bid to prove that i'm abroad too) that so many try to use. You cant enjoy life if you are not comfortable in ur skin and that includes your heavily accented spoken English. Karmamod has a good accent by the way. ![]() |
Hausa english is the best. |
davidylan@yahoo.com my email - hit me up when u're ready. |
[quote author=plus_Queen link=topic=187145.msg2990890#msg2990890 date=1224894690]where biko? tell me I'm learning something here[/quote]i'm positive it was in the old Anambra state. |
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Men as usual‘ve emotionally derailed from the topic
,everyday atleast 5 men approach sm ladies ,telling them off is another wahala on its own,men r wahalas ojare
