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navygrl: Its a type of hypotension. Your blood pressure drops because your body is diverting to much to your digestive tract. Fatty, greasy or high carb foods make it worse. Small slowly eaten meals throughout the day will help you manage the symptoms. There is no cure nor serious complications. If diet change does not help blood pressure medication can be takenblood pressure medication ![]() |
dominique: I think the doctors put the limit at 4. I've had one and the next few weeks were extremely painful and incapacitating, I can't imagine going through that 3 more times tufia.That's unusual. better ask ur doc wat went wrong |
Logicboy03: Agreed!The rampant display of ignorance n folly in dis forum is appalling. |
[quote author=sweet_gala]It's not new that Nigeria have military relationships with Pakistan, we have been sending officers to their officers training command for years. I have been made believe Pakistan have a highly trained military force, with world-class knowledge. I know some of you would like to see training by USA, or GB or Israel. But that would be a bad deal for Nigeria as we would leave our doors open to CIA operatives etc manipulating the country. Contrary to what you think American foreign policy is not in Nigeria's best interest as they would strike a bad deal and violate our sovereignty, that AFRICOM might just end up being deployed in the heart of Lagos[/quote]I agree with u. The challenges facing both countries r similar n lookin at d Pakistani military capabilities u'll understand dis isn't a bad move at all. Their airforce, tho facing similar economic challenges can't be compared t ours n their intelligence agencies r outstanding. we do ve a Lot t learn from dem if only NLanders will keep dier idiocy aside n reason. |
Cunninlingus: Jesus I cant go down on you after 15 men U can say dat again.@all dse saying its nothing..would u or would u allow ur bro/relation date or bring her home f marriage knowing wat u know.. ![]() |
Women n secrets.. even d ones dat'll eventually bite u in d ass. @op..'woman' up.. Go Clean.. |
whether u keeping it real or not, u can always get a glimpse into d persons true character thru his/her posts. in answer t d above, I tink it contributes |
acidtalk: @Poster, you are talking of Nigerian women of a few years back. I guess like 15-20years ago. The majority (not all) of the ones you get these days are good for nothing, myopic, unintelligent, gluttonic, lazy Witches that deserve to be thrown into the evil forest. ![]() |
hotwax: I had two GF's before and I use withdrawal method for the two.dude,dre's something called a pre cum ,dat can get her preggie as well.. |
dominique: You mean inserting that coily thing inside the womb theru the vjay is not painfulits not. the post insertion reaction is wat women generally complain about..gives a fair degree of discomfort, tho after that its smooth sailing generally. |
SELFWORTH: I guess this is a disease that runs in your family ONLY because am sure every broken home in your family must have the same symptons for you to have such accurate diagnosis...U sir are a Goat. I'll not descend t Ur level t insult ones family but its obvious hw good a job dey did wit u considering ur reply. Idiots like u r d type dat speak a good game but will make f d nearest hill wen confronted wit such. maladjusted waste product of watery sperm.. |
Funny I saw girls do,;dey come t Ur place n den either put their phone on silent or leave it in a place where dey won't hear it ring or on rare occasions, turn it off. @o.P..take a break.. |
Girls from broken homes are usually insecure, needy, clingy, emotional doormats or over territorial n aggressive. tho d well adjusted ones r a beauty t behold. |
You've already called it quits, do u want us t justify it f u?? Na wa f people.. |
S.m.h..u really don't know men do u ![]() |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]Mashewwwww! [/quote] ![]() |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]88% of NL chatters are from broken homes...so why the fakeness [/quote] ... |
[quote author=miss-sweety86]come on! it's not because her parents are seperated that the same will happen if she gets married! If you love her and she loves you, I really don't see where is the problem. My parents are divorced but I don't think it's something that will prevent my boyfriend from marrying me. I don't really know how it is in Nigerian society, but in Western countries divorces are a very common thing and nothing to be ashamed of or not to be with a girl because her parents are divorced. Goood luck[/quote]That's why d rate of divorce is dropping over there abi @O.P. yes it does matter. The feelings of betrayal, distrust etc act as extra baggage that might manifest later on. should it stop u from marrying her.. No. but it needs t be considered n seriously too.. ![]() |
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I'll have t say women. guys lie, lot but it's only women dat can hold onto a lie,insist on it n make u feel guilty on it as well while still living d lie. shit, dey even lie t themselves ![]() |
junnymercy: Straight from the heart.Knowing u were going t get married wasn't enough t have sex i.m.o, cos dat road once travelled is difficult t stop. but between God n Ur b.f, its a No Contest. This is wat it means t stand in Faith. also..pray |
lightheart: O boi ehh!!! See cleavage!! Even Red Sea no divide reach dis one. E just b lyk say ryt and left bobbi get beef wit each other.maybe d nipples dey quarrel ![]() |
BTW,wats all dis '1st t comment' bullshit really annoying.. |
Henry120: @AVRS, bro, true we have major problems in the north, but I tell you brother, an unstable mali spells doom for nigeria. With not only be in the north, but across nigeria. It is imperative, infact as a matter of urgency that nigeria intervenes militarily in mali. It is not a matter of' let's think about it first'. Besides intelligence report have shown that members of boko haram escaping the crackdown in the north of our country flee to mali. An unstable sahel region spells doom for us in nigeria, we saw how the faul of ghaddafi regime in libya affected us massively in nigeria. President GEJ cannot / is not in his best interest or the nations best interest not to intervene in mali.I totally agree wit u. Not intervening now will be a serious blunder as already we're experiencing the fallout of the crisis dre n also d risk of a spillover is quite high. The proliferation of arms been seen in d north can also b traced to the crisis there. The argument about capability can only be settled from their actions there i.m.o |
Logicboy03: Race played a part.Race still played a major part,tho not as much as d first. pretending otherwise is simply delusional. ![]() |
http://mobile.nytimes.com/main;jsessionid=AB8B3C227CD0111B68597873DD0EC04F?edt=glo NY times review.. Enjoy |
Kslib: Me: good afternoon ![]() |
onila: dont u think so?I do tink so. telling will only put undue pressure on u n also make u an objective f odas. besides it's nobodys bizness |
hornipipe: fighting with the lady is his own way of showing love[quote][/quote] ;DI think we shld lock dem both in a room t sort out dier differences ![]() |
onila:might ve been sexual frustration. me tinks u enjoy being a prick tease. virginity is an honor not a tool. ![]() |





