Forum Games › Re: Look At The Person's Profile Above You And Make A Comment (reloaded) by doyin13(m): 1:14am On Feb 19, 2010 |
Kai. . . No make me vex put my picshurr for here oo
The whole website go just burst walahi. |
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by doyin13(m): 1:12am On Feb 19, 2010 |
Come guy man. . your english don dey reach Igodo Megodo proportions o.
Ersatz, schadenfreude. . .I don tire to dey open dico abeg.
Soffry soffry shake monkey na. |
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by doyin13(m): 1:05am On Feb 19, 2010 |
H2O2: The ersatz experiments conducted individually don't count. Eewooo. . .The revelations here are fit for a classic News of the World front page. So tell me. . .Your preferred solvent during these experiments inspired your ID abi?  |
Forum Games › Re: Look At The Person's Profile Above You And Make A Comment (reloaded) by doyin13(m): 1:00am On Feb 19, 2010 |
Shay you know say I fine pass Chingy? |
Forum Games › Re: Look At The Person's Profile Above You And Make A Comment (reloaded) by doyin13(m): 12:47am On Feb 19, 2010 |
lol. . . .oh mami. Sounds like you know how to do that ''right thurr''  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama Is A Fraud: Never Attended Columbia University by doyin13(m): 12:46am On Feb 19, 2010 |
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Forum Games › Re: Look At The Person's Profile Above You And Make A Comment (reloaded) by doyin13(m): 12:40am On Feb 19, 2010 |
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Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer A Question With A Question? IV by doyin13(m): 12:39am On Feb 19, 2010 |
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Forum Games › Re: Look At The Person's Profile Above You And Make A Comment (reloaded) by doyin13(m): 12:28am On Feb 19, 2010 |
Your name so is not Yetunde. . .That would be too bleeding obvious innit  |
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by doyin13(m): 12:26am On Feb 19, 2010 |
Hehehehehe. . . . Tatase, I think you should make one for ''MISFIRING MEN''. We don't want to leave H202 outta the parry now do we.  |
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by doyin13(m): 12:21am On Feb 19, 2010 |
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Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by doyin13(m): 12:07am On Feb 19, 2010 |
Tatase: I think you've further confused the issue. . . what is sangwegwe water? And if it is what I think it is, then how does that work with what MELAA was trying to get across?
About Team Virgin men, I think I'm going to print t-shirts. Then I'll wear them around Lagos. Please NL, contact me for all your Team Virgin men t-shirts and assorted merchandise. We can start a movement. . . for virgin men, so people can stop mocking them. I'm [size=4pt]semi-[/size] serious! 
But on the other note, yeah it's true. People think just because they're sexually active, they're experts and it's like no, there's more to it than that. hehehehe. . .this my rubbish one track mind sha. Tends to associate anything juice with err. . . Hmm, I don talk enuff sef On the T-shirts and tings, be careful o, Richard Branson has some good lawyers. |
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by doyin13(m): 11:57pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
H2O2: Lol @ Team Virgin Men. Goofy.
You touched on an important point there btw. Many of these men end up having intimacy for their own selfish fulfillment, with no regard to the partner's own state of pleasure. They could care less whether she climaxes or her sexual appetite was sated in the process. Lol. . .what you doing concerning yourself with another man's performance? |
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Virgin Man ? by doyin13(m): 11:52pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
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Forum Games › Re: Game: Guess The Real Name Of The Member Above! by doyin13(m): 11:49pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Tolotolo |
Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer A Question With A Question? IV by doyin13(m): 11:46pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
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Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer A Question With A Question? IV by doyin13(m): 11:17pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Why are you clueless about so many obvious things? |
Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer A Question With A Question? IV by doyin13(m): 11:11pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Does it have to do with bananas and tomatoes?  |
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Used Starvation As A Deliberate Strategy During Civil War. by doyin13(m): 11:09pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Onlytruth: After going through comments from many people about this war, it has become abundantly clear to me that the biggest enemy of Biafrans and Ndigbo was actually Yoruba. Awolowo wasn't really alone in his plans to annihilate Easterners. It was really his tribesmen all along. If that is not true, how come we have characters like babapupa, and the other idiot (what's his name again), akamugberu or akamubrain and many more like them mocking a planned extermination of Easterners with full glee and fan fare? And no one from their tribe is repulsed by the hate they attract to themselves?!
In all of these I really start to see that the Hausa or northerners were not really THE ENEMY. They may be extremists, but their hate is not deep like that of Yoruba. That leads me to the main question: If eastern leaders of the 60s knew whom the enemy was, would Biafra have failed the way it did? If the war was between the East and West, is there a question at all about who would prevail? If such situation comes up again (and I know it can still come up in Nigeria anytime), is it not better if we Ndigbo fight only our real enemy -the Yoruba? These questions are for today's Igbo leaders. There is a real danger in continuing the way we do. Agwo no na akirika! Sorry to my fellow Igbo who are cosmopolitan, but cosmopolitanism is actually idiocy in Nigeria. Open your eyes!
As we integrate ourselves into the politics of Nigeria, we Ndigbo must never forget what happened in Biafra and who actually won. The Hausa think they won, but in fact the Yoruba won. The Hausa thought they were fighting for themselves but they were in fact fighting for the Yoruba who are today boasting! When men conclude wars, woman boast!
Like I said in one my posts, let us forget the idea of secession, because only then are we assured of gaining the upper hand one day. It is inevitable. It will happen. In fact we must be ready to fight anyone trying to secede. Our innocent women and children starved to death must not have died in vain.  Jesus Christ. . . You give Idiots a bad name  |
Forum Games › Re: Game: Guess The Real Name Of The Member Above! by doyin13(m): 10:59pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Chibaneba |
Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer A Question With A Question? IV by doyin13(m): 10:58pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Are you sure you understand what she means by sweetie? |
Literature › Re: Murder On Koboland.com by doyin13(op): 10:57pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Dear Madge,
Oh Madge . . . .I write to you in a most excitable state. I apologise in advance for my subsequent ramblings. But I cannot hold my excitement. This case really has got me going. I am currently in Lagos, the former capital of Nigeria. Yes Madge, not on some impromptu holiday but for the purpose of the murder. I hope you are not too jealous, but it is north of thirty degrees outside and I am on the verandah of a hotel not too far from the major airport here. Don't worry, it is not as busy as Heathrow or anything, so the noise levels are pretty manageable.
I am at a loss as to how to continue. Ah yes, I think I should take it from the phone call I received from the Nigerian detective Burukutu. Well, I remember writing I had to report to Macpherson. You can imagine he was aghast at the dimensions the case was taking. Last thing the Yard wanted was an international spectacle with all the diplomatic shenanigans that came with it, and in the cyber world no less. He initially told me to sit on the file for a bit, leave it open ended and maybe things would cool off. I was disappointed of course. I had gone all quixotic dreaming of a working vacation in the tropics. All dashed with a dismissive wave of Macpherson's hand it seemed.
But Oh Madge, dreams do come true I tell you. Barely the next day, Macpherson sends word for me to see him in his office and there and then he asks if I would consider going to Nigeria. The case was being pursued aggressively by the Nigerian police with one of their victims being a scion of a ''big man'' as they called it. The Police in Nigeria were going to play up to the ''big man'' they had help from Scotland Yard to help investigate the murders. And there I was, on my way to Nigeria in pursuit of a cyber murderer.
Err Madge. . .I think I should stop here now and start on my next letter with my arrival in Nigeria. An artistic delineation you might say hahahahaha. Don't be impatient, you will be getting my next letter in a hurry.
Bye for now Darling.
Yours
Dickie |
Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer A Question With A Question? IV by doyin13(m): 10:48pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
You know Krama before? |
Forum Games › Re: Game: Guess The Real Name Of The Member Above! by doyin13(m): 10:45pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Tontochukwu |
Forum Games › Re: Game: Guess The Real Name Of The Member Above! by doyin13(m): 9:49pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Lamuzinda |
Forum Games › Re: Can You Answer A Question With A Question? IV by doyin13(m): 9:06pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Were you in Kramer vs. Kramer? |
Forum Games › Re: Game: Guess The Real Name Of The Member Above! by doyin13(m): 8:58pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
Onyinye |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Updated: Coup D'etat In Niger Republic by doyin13(m): 7:56pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
mikeansy: Looks like Niger has a new leader
Major Adamou Harouna Umourou lol . . . Sounds like a mai guard |
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Used Starvation As A Deliberate Strategy During Civil War. by doyin13(m): 7:23pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
aze: Of all the great scientist Africa has produced, our own Biafra man. PROF.Philip Emeagwali PHD is the best of the best (fraud) as can be attested to by my fellow kins man below. No yoruba man can beat his records, patents and publications. http://magazine.biafranigeriaworld.com/cezeilo/2003nov09.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-19285.0.html lol. . . So what have you yourself achieved  Afam: Can you honestly state that you have not seen an answer to that question before even when it was asked by you or are you simply blinded by hate that you deny or pretend you have not been answered before?
I can imagine how hatred must have eaten deep into the souls of some of us here. Well I can honestly say I have never seen an answer to the question I posed above. I usually just avoid the Biafra threads. |
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Used Starvation As A Deliberate Strategy During Civil War. by doyin13(m): 6:56pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
I won't claim to be the most knowledgable about the war. Mine is just an inquiry.
But does any Igbo person feel perhaps Ojukwu might have surrendered earlier than he did? |
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Used Starvation As A Deliberate Strategy During Civil War. by doyin13(m): 6:28pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
stillwater: You people have more Igbo miscreants than the others who are more likely to leave derogatory remarks!!! None of you trying to act saintly or should I say devoid of bias EVER puts your brothers in order but rather make their threads flourish. Hmm. . . Is this Stilly or possibly an impostor?  |
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Used Starvation As A Deliberate Strategy During Civil War. by doyin13(m): 6:23pm On Feb 18, 2010 |
EzeUche: You Yorubas did not do anything. It was the Hausa. You all are not warriors. You hide behind the Hausa. That is why so many of your people are being wiped out in Jos than any other tribe. They know not bring that craziness with the IGBO! Hehehehehehe. . . You got jokes bro. Its actually funny  |