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Hannibal:Are you trying to tell me, you actually tell all the home truths to a lady you are chasing? ![]() davidylan:It seems I am the only one with an infatuation for those Iya Alata's, those ones wey their yansh dey move in rythm with their wares. |
My posts are not derived from some hollywood flick or some fairy tale ,I dey talk from experience. I know lots of chaps, with the most awful viewpoints and prospects on and in life, who through the sheer force of their personality manage to get ladies rich and poor. |
Queenisha:All I will say about this woman is she named her pikins Shanikwa and Taninikwa |
Ladies like H.R Hotness(the cheek ) will tell you the head usually plays a part in the love equation.I disagree. There is something of the irrational about love. It will not be love if it succumbs to some calculus. We are not Hindus who practice a caste system. |
The problem with the poster's friend is he actually called himself a 'Carpenter' Tufiakwa He should use what little money he has, print some cards with the title 'Furniture Adjustment Engineer' |
davidylan:Exactly. . . .all a guy needs to do is convince a lady with his sweet mouth. Some will not fall for it, some will. It all boils down to the wooing skills of the male in my opinion. I remember some of my uncles, bloody good for nothing rascals they were. They had an harem based on this fable they would be heading for Yankee at any moment. That tori hold for a whole five years. |
[quote author=HR.hotness link=topic=148530.msg2470209#msg2470209 date=1215385638]the "genuine" love u talk about is pure fantasy if wealth is the basis of any relationship, it obviously will not last long if summin happens i choose to base my love on sumthin else or a combination of many things. . . It all comes down to personal choice and decisons[/quote]This is a whole lot different from your deterministic statements from earlier. . . . . Now you are giving personal choice an airing. . . . |
Maybe you guys are so insecure that the money you have gives you assurance when you are out on the pull. . . . . . There are times I have been down in the dumps, and lady plenty yanfu yanfu rich and poor wey dey hang around. Na the poor ones dey love pass sef. . . . . . . |
So much cynicism sef. What about Bonnie and Clyde people. Attraction, Love whatever are not forces subject to some money derived calculus. Orisirisi |
A lady will date a guy who gives her security. . .that is true. And I know many guys who make ladies secure without having any wealth or the trappings of wealth In the same vein, I have witnessed childhood loves, wher the gir through thick or thin has stayed with the guy even to the point of abuse. You can never propound a priori, what will make a lady comfortable with a guy. Sure the common assumption is a lady will fall for a guy who has some dosh. Me sha, I have come across enuff exceptions to disagree that is an automatic given. . . . . |
I thinkl a poor girl will probably not fall in love with a poor guy who is making no effort to climb out of his poverty. . . . I am sure there are many poor girls, from my experience as well, who have fallen in love with lots of guys who are poor but just don't sit down at home. |
davidylan:Says more about the other players on earth rather than the abilities of these two ![]() One of them has a second serve Venus would be ashamed of. . . . . . .The other looks like he never bothers practicing his backhand. |
With the way the tennis went for my man. . . .I would have been better served watching F1 sha. Saw the highlights. . . . .What a start. Beat Kimi and Webber at the start. Great drive by Heidfeld as well. . . . .Marvellous overtaking. Kudos to Barrichello also. . . .Great mastery of the conditions. |
its really raining Spanish this summer. . . . . . . Oh well. Congrats to Nadal and his supporters. Federer. , . . . . . .E don red for your side oo |
you knw what. i think rafa is actually tiring he is not putting as much spin on the ball anymore, that is why Roger's backhand is actually geeting some play |
obstacle avoided. now i know fed will win this match |
Who said Federer isn't beatable on grass. The likes of Ancic have suceeded after all. Compare that with bloody Nada's Roland Garros record. Never been beaten at the French. The bloody cheek. |
That will not be great at all. . . .I want Federer to break Borg's record today and match Sampras at Flushing Meadows. |
I predict Federer will get broken immediately after the break I am afraid. |
two sets all lmao!!!!!!! |
davidylan:I think the problem is his backhand. Rafa is a lefty and he puts unbelievable spin on the ball. A dangerous concoction for Federer's one handed backhand. |
Well Roger has come back from two sets and matchpoint down against Nadal before. But Nadal is exploiting that Federer backhand, while Roger has not taken advantage of that Nadal second serve. |
mister johnson -------joyce carey |
I trust you would agree, economic problems are best solve with economic solutions not political gerrymandering. |
Ochestra Baobab. . . . . .Guinean band, heavily influenced by Cuba The lead singer's voice is just magicccccccccccccc. NDELENG NDELENG [flash=435,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-Ke0Wtf298&hl=en&fs=1"[/flash] |
This song is by Ismael Lo. . . .Tajabone. I first heard it before I left Naija close to a decade ago now. Nostalgia I tell you. Nostalgia. I am close to tears. [flash=435,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lTHiObYX1o&hl=en&fs=1"[/flash] |
The next two songs are from Ghana. I knw the Ghanians have been very innovative with their fusion of hiphop and highlife, but I think they are at their best when they stress the highlife bit as these two songs prove. Love these songs to bits. . .Nostalgia always dey wash over me King David- - - -- Tsi Obenke mi [flash=435,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYh-1iA-B4g&hl=en&fs=1"[/flash] Lucky Mensah- - - - -- - - - -Old School [flash=435,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpJvI99bgUA&hl=en&fs=1"[/flash] |
Polaris. . . Cool track. Although Shakira is not a name that would come to mind, when I discuss world music. It is easy to forget she is Colombian with all the English pop songs she has released. By the way the vibe has quite a few similarities with the song she did with Wycleff. Don't you think? |
This song by Habib Koite was yanked out of an obscure existence by no less than the Microsoft Coporation, when it was incoporated into its Vista Software. I had been listening to Koite a while before that and I was naturally pleased. Sounds better everytime I hear it. Habib Koite- - - - - - - - - - Din Din Wo (Little Child) [flash=435,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX1yP9107og&hl=en&fs=1"[/flash] @Polaris Lol. . . .World Music is loosely Music from nonp-English speaking countries. |
Polaris:I don't mind as long as it is 'World Music' |
Polaris:You might as well tell us your previous ID then. ![]() |
Polaris:But I can see the video na. . . . ![]() @topic next song is also from Brazil, by a lady called Daniela Mercury. She is also from the State of Bahia and she is more ostentatious about the Yoruba roots of most Bahian citizens. I always thought her songs have a tinge of the african if not Yoruba in them. This song never fails to please Nobre Vagabundo [flash=435,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qpt0bhiD9k&hl=en&fs=1"[/flash] |
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