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Oruka - sunny neji |
Tongolo - d'banj Shake body - trybesmen |
Double wahala. - oritse femi |
fredoooooo: Mio to ya ju si yin iyami , ema binuOya dey package mama badosky gift 4more days to go |
fredoooooo: Omo jaye Jaye - lagbajaU and this lagbaja Hmmmmmm Reminice ft obo - mofe lowo ju daddy mi |
fredoooooo:Awwwwwww Our boo ![]() Still beefing u oo |
Leona lewis - bleeding love |
TUrn me on - david guetta ft nicki |
U never still find? Can u pay 45k? Infact ehn, he will perform better ![]() |
slimup: @ dytbabe, pls. open another thread for Dubai visa pls. there are lots of visa scammers here I don't want to be involved in it pls.Oh it was u who sent a mail Hehehehehe U are not attached with me neither am I with u I saw free thread and decides to drop my line No biggie Sorry bt I am usin this space ![]() |
Tymax: Dazzall. End of dicussion.Sing me that song I wanna dance |
U are fainding sugar lady? U must be lazy |
The custom of applauding may be as old and as widespread as humanity, and the variety of its forms is limited only by the capacity for devising means of making a noise (e.g., stomping of feet or rapping of fists or hands on a table). Within each culture, however, it is usually subject to conventions. The ancient Romans had a set ritual of applause for public performances, expressing degrees of approval: snapping the finger and thumb, clapping with the flat or hollow palm, waving the flap of the toga, for which the emperor Aurelian substituted handkerchiefs (orarium) that he had distributed to the Roman people.[1] In Roman theatre, at the close of the play, the chief actor called out "Valete et plaudite!", and the audience, guided by an unofficial choregus, chanted their applause antiphonally. This was often organized and paid for.[2] Similarly, a claque (French for "clapping" was an organized body of professional applauders in French theatres and opera houses who were paid by the performer(s) to create the illusion of an increased level of approval by the audience.In Christianity, customs of the theatre were adopted by the churches. Eusebius [3] says that Paul of Samosata encouraged the congregation to applaud his preaching by waving linen cloths (οθοναις), and in the 4th and 5th centuries applause of the rhetoric of popular preachers had become an established custom. Applause in church eventually fell out of fashion, however, and partly by the influence of the quasi-religious atmosphere of the performances of Richard Wagner's operas at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus, the reverential spirit that inspired this soon extended back to the theatre and the concert hall. Na Wikepedia talk am oo |
What is even love? U marry for love and in mnths its over U marry and then fall in love It works way better than the first I blv in it if both partners are willing Might be hard at first bt it mostly ends in a happy ending |
DeHero1: So na u abi...No Its DeHero1 |
ThisIsAlom: I am a new member.You haven't paid ur tithe? Pls we need consult the gods We need 7white chickens 7 white cows 14 galoons of white oil 21 cowries This is jst for a start as more will be demanded |
![]() Ok idowuogbos bday is in 5days Smth nice for her ![]() |
She's hungry Feed her lol Pet her Sing her lullaby Back her Play with her |
Ok guys When u have decided to go dubai, either for a week or 2yrs, contact me for either ur hotel bookings/ticketing. I don't do dubai working visas oo, I only do 2weeks - 2mnths. |
Cv again fun househelp? Oga oo |
Mavelshee: wake up ma'am.....this is realityWasn't slpn I blv in her words n prayers I can so bet it I will be out in due time Didn't u write innocent? Small thing |
*singing* Can't describe - jennifer hudson ft T.I |
Regrets? Thinking . . . . |
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was an organized body of professional applauders in French theatres and opera houses who were paid by the performer(s) to create the illusion of an increased level of approval by the audience.