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maybe doyin should make a "shout out to brown Igbo boys" thread for 4Play so he can calm down.

No be my fault

Just saying you're causing unnecessary war. what should the light skinned members say about such a thread?

Someone should do me a favor though and tell them to stop referring to themselves as being "fair" or "pale"

You are such a retard, doyin.

Sleep on a topic for 24 hrs before finally posting it.

should light skinned girls feel bad for having a lighter complexion now cos other people have color issues?

jkpretty:
Going to Secondary school was like "waiting to exhale" . I saw it as a get-away. I got admission into a Boarding school, a single sex school for that matter. Little did i know what was coming. My parents thot going to a single sex school was going to keep me off boys. Yes it did, it actually kept me off boys the whole six years i used in high school & so pathetic that when i graduated i found it hard to hold conversation with a guy. This wasn't funny at all. Not like i didn't know what to say but i couldn't just understand So it looked like i was kind of snobbish to guys, but thank God i had an elder brother with friends, that soon made me get over it. But truly i can say it helped me stay off boys till i was emotionally ready to date Now guy friends are somewot the best.

You are definitely one of the few that the whole "same sex school keep you from boys" crap worked on cos seriously it's usually the exact OPPOSITE. Those are the ones are so bloody boy crazy. I remember the ones around ISI, the way they would throw themselves on ISI boys was so pathetic. The guys that we wouldnt give a time of day those desperate tarts would become their sex slaves. pitiful.

I wouldnt send my kids to a boarding school nor a same sex one.

[quote author=R-Dynamite link=topic=114810.msg1985371#msg1985371 date=1203692909]I'm used to Gamine's pointless threads. You always want to sound like a feminist[/quote]Lol no she doesnt.

R-Dy, https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-109246.0.html


, if anything she makes posts that fish for compliments from the men-folk. You cant blame her though since she plans to be married by force in 2010 so let her do her thing

Play on jare

You really need to watch those two movies. Great stories compared to Abeni and such

I like Jennifer, I do.

Im glad her relationship with Marc seems to be working well

Thank GOD she left Puffy else she'd be in Kim Porter;'s shoes, having kids for the slowpoke while he's shagging other women since he's never gonna marry her dumb ass. Such a disgrace to black women.

Only reason why he told you the truth is cos she "embarrassed" him and the fact that it's possile, the girl or someone who knows you wuld have told you and he wanted to get to you first.


First he lied then he went ahead and slept with the chic, why would you wanna be with someone who has NO REGARD for your feelings?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=cj_ixCMkfyY

combrazor, do you like Ti Oluwa N'ile / Saworaide ?

Sin City isnt Quentin's

You were allowed to smoke but not allowed to use makeup or relaxer.

I thought my parents were weird.

Look at this omo ale.

Where's romeo now to complain?


Hopefully someone will defecate on Ogidi's face soon. Infact Iya Basira would be nice, use your retarded face like her 'bowls" Oloshi.

and you sef yemi, what kind of stupid thread is this?

Secret - Madonna

My dad just told me about this. Lol he's quite upset, since he wanted to use them this summer and their last flight is in May. How lame.

People should get out of the way in time.

Lol you this woman sef. I know sunday schools, I just didnt get your comment about them

yet you cry about women generalising. Osisi and AJ are married yet they too somewhat agree with the topic so what is your point? Your logic just blew up in your face.

author=almondjoy link=topic=113781.msg1979163#msg1979163 date=1203549631

I let them know that if they misbehave the government will come and take them away and they will never see their parents again. Take them to shelters to volunteer there to see where homeless children go.

Rofl

I like that one, I do agree with you with the reward & punishment somewhat because most parenmts say it but the reason why it FAILS is because most parents also don't KEEP to it. They tend to break it after a day or so and that's why the kids don't take such threats seriously.

I remember when I was in JS 1, anyway we were all in the new Mercedes my uncle helped my parents to buy and I was fighting with my sister and I threw a brush at her and the brush cracked the windshield. When my parents called and my uncle told my parents, my dad just said "Dont expect anything for Christmas", I was sad for a while but I then got over it and told myself they'd never do something like that, I depended on my mom to calm the hot headed man down. Should have seen my face when Christmas stuff was sent and nothing was for me. No new shoes/sneakers for the next semester (I went to ISI, this was VERY important), all the christmas candy and gifts were packaged in boxes addressed to my sister andf brother. Nothing for me. My sister, ever the spiteful tart didnt share anything, only my brother pitied me and shared some candy and cookies with me. Kai, I was miserable. Imagine scrabbing old shoes to death with a toothbrush and Ajek just to make them look somewhat new.
Never again! Water sef I didnt drink in that car again talkless of carrying a "weapon"

I didnt get what you meant by the sunday school comment, care to elaborate?

Infact, this one I have to be very careful about--her mouth can change at any time!

What does this mean?

pahtahkee:
I remember one day I was in the sitting room and I was looking at the kids playing outside from the window, then all of a sudden my father appeared from his bedroom, I tried pretending as if I was doing something else, obviously he had seen me by the window, guess what he told me to do, he told me to continue watching outside as my punishment. I started crying by the window side knowing it was punishment not that he liked my staying at the window and watching the neighbors play around.

Kai, lol now THAT's mean

They did get recognition for Fargo though and O' Brother Where Art Though is a fan favorite. Never seen Bartopn Fink but I did like Raising Arizona.
Seriously you really need to watch NCFOM, I loved it. I've seen it in the theatres twice. It's just amazing. Only movie that came out last year Fall that I think rivals it in my mind is Assisination of Jesse James

Lol well I was thinking of Kill Bill when I mentioned cinematography but I do agree he's an awesome writer hence my love for his dialogue. Guy Ritchie too has great dislogue in his movies as well

so, i wondered if he is slightly crippled by the fact that he makes films in English, which is not his first language.

That could be true but that didnt stop Roman Polanski or Lars Van Tier from making some amazing films

But I get what you mean, he should definitely do them in French if that's the case although I did really enjoy Enternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind.

4Him:
Wish me God's grace.

Ami


AJ, gist me jare. Since you dont believe in "coporal punishment" for your kids, how do you "tackle" them esp living here?

I personally DONT want to raise mine here. anyway im listening

combrazor, have you seen No Country For Old Men, if so what did you think?

Btw, totally agree with you on Michel Gondry

Do you mean look up to as in you'd like to work just like them or those whose movies impress you.

Impressive, I pick

Quentin Tarintino - BEST dialogue, great cintemotrography. engaging stories. You can always tell a Tarintino movie

Tunde Kelani - I respect this man alot, just love how he presents Yoruba movies now, refreshing outlook even if the story itself is from an era way back. Unlike most Nigerian filmmakers, he's not a sell-out and it's appreciated by us who perfer quality

Ethan & Joel Coen aka "Coen Brothers" - great writing, amazing cinematography and they have amazing range so you cant just based thei previous movies on current ones

Wes Anderson: quirky movies, hilarious dialogue and his stories are hardly ever cliched. He also picks very good songs tio fit the scenes of his films

Honorable Mentions: Roman Polanksi, Takeshi Miike,  Chan-Wook Park (Korean Tarintino), Del Toro, Lars Von Tier, etc