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Bread and Chocolate drink!!!

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=627746.msg7953262#msg7953262 date=1300693585]
I'm 22 [/quote]hehehe stil young

[quote author=Natasha,, link=topic=626714.msg7953339#msg7953339 date=1300694625]100% possible there's absolutely no impossibility with this, for the fact that she told him her father forbade her then its true i mean she's 27 if she wanted to give an excuse sure she wont give this dumb one i mean there are intelligent excuses to give if she wanted to lie to him so i know she's saying the truth. If fathers can sleep with their daughters then there's absolutely no impossibility for a father to forbid his 27 years old daughter from staying out overnight.[/quote]no be small thingooooo

Election time---Wyclef

lagerwhenindoubt:
Like I said, very "SPECIAL" breed, rather than focus on issues, they will drain their energies on irrelevant topics that will ultimately trivialize a serious issue or worst make people indifferent to injustice/suffering. It takes God's Divine Grace to be especially this skilled at being stagnant.

and what have u done to move nigeria foward besids sit behind your pc?

Nickleback Rockstar

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=627746.msg7953202#msg7953202 date=1300692679]
Yeah, it really was an accident. I was really looking forward to turning--I was legally an adult so I was happy. When I turned 19, I was still feeling the effects of it so it took a while to wear off . When someone would ask me how old I was I'd go "Ugggh, 18. . . Oooops, [lol] sorry I meant to say 19". They'd just look at me like "Huh? " lol.[/quote]lol wonder how old u are now

justwise:
ncpat how old are you?

lol at justwise what do u mean by that now lol

lagerwhenindoubt:
Nigeria is the only place where a public official leaves office and is not held accountable for public funds that have simply vanished (mismanaged is the label they put on it these days) I hear a lot of people asking for proof that OBJ actually stole, he did not have to, all he did was approve millions in dollars to a contract his vice president had already approved and not one shred of equipment was delivered by both contractors and no one dares ask what happened (COJA) Nigerians are simply a "SPECIAL" breed of a yet to be classified species

and i bet your part of that yet to be classified species
hiss

Alejandro Lady Gaga

Mariah Carey ft Jermaine Dupri Get Your Number

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=627746.msg7953118#msg7953118 date=1300691023]@OP: Yes, I tell my real age. I see no reason to lie about it. lol, I remember when I first turned 18 and I got so used to telling people I was 18 so when I finally turned 19 I'd accidentally tell people I was still 18 [/quote]hmm accidentally
hehehe

My life Durella,

If they live together its possible

If they live together its possible

v3:
^
I have a thing for those type of movies

@OP
Watching The Omen
Downloading Grudge

suggest u should see THE RITE then

Years later and am stil loving this thread
thank you SEUN
thank you Nairaland
Thank You Vicjustice

v3:
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
The Exorcist.

Hmmm, My name is Khan. Haven't seen it but the reviews being dropped suggests it's a must see. Semid, you know what to do

reverend father whats with all the exorcism movieS

Age Bothers some people mostly women
but i see nothing wrong with telling your real age with people u feel comfortable telling

Onchedu:
There are no good girls or bad girls , there are just girls.

Seconded

wevote:
We shouldnt allow these politicians rig these elections this year. We should all be involved. It is not just the responsibility of INEC. ?it is our collective responsibility. Meanwhile, there is this cool website (www.reclaimnaija.net) that allows for citizen's reporting of electoral happenings. This way, Nigerian citizens can monitor the elections from their own polling zones.

lol advertising strategy LMAO

loco2no:
I love my Country no B small. I LOVE NIGERIA. I always make time to read people's comments, not going to judge anyone in particular but some where pretty dumb. That is democracy, people are free to write whatever they want but the big difference b/w us and developed countries is simply ACTIONS SPEAKS LOUDER VOICE. IF we can act on 30% of our voices, this country will b a Great Nation.
250 tribes and languages living as 1 nation no b small thing o.Since we have not managed to kill ourselves this far, to me we are the best nation on planet earth
LONG LIVE NIGERIA! LONG LIVE MY COUNTRY!! E GO BETTER!!!

Long Live NIGERIA

Lots of GEJ bashing Nairlanders

[quote author=maxpro-xl link=topic=626046.msg7952614#msg7952614 date=1300675584]dbanj, keep on moving higher, with all the fame & fortune, he still remains perhaps the most humble & easy-going music artiste. koko mansion. koko lounge, koko foundation, now its koko mobile. most paid glo ambassador, most sought after nigerian musician in his age-group, am so happy for u.[/quote]Correct

Wyclef is a patriot this shouldn't happen to him

barika2011:
i really dont like dat lady,i dont even watch any movie she is on, she is a graduate of my uni( NAU,Awka),she is d kind of person who looks down on people she knew b4 in school or odawise, if her kids her british citizens wat is our business, naija is beautiful, i love dis country no mata how tins are at d moment, she is british she should go there and work,probably they wud give her a big role in their on movie , she come naija dey form britico, mssshhhhswwww

if u hate her so much she wouldn't be worth the time u used in posting this
i believe everyone is entitled to his or her choice
and im sure if u had the chance u would do it too so take a chill pill

Nice development

Oil Producing Nation stil going through all this shit!!

At least she is honest about it

PARIS SUMMIT FOR THE SUPPORT TO THE LIBYAN PEOPLE
19 March 2011

At the invitation of President of the French Republic, M. Nicolas SARKOZY, Mr. Ban
Ki Moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations ; Mr. José Luis Zapatero, President
of the Government of the Kingdom of Spain, Mrs. Angela Merkel, Federal Chancellor
of Germany ; Mr. Steven Harper, Prime Minister of Canada; Sheikh Hamad Bin
Jassem, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affaires of the State of Qatar ; Mr.
Donald Tusk, President of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Poland ; Mr.
Lars Loekke Rasmussen, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Denmark ; Mr. Silvio
Berlusconi, President of the Council of Ministers of the Italian Republic ; Mr. George
Papandreou, Prime Minister de la Hellenic Republic ; Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, Prime
Minister of the Kingdom of Norway ; Mr. Yves Leterme, Prime Minister of the
Kingdom of Belgium ; Mr. David Cameron, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Northern Ireland ; Mr. Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Kingdom
of the Netherlands ; Mr. Amr Moussa, Secretary-General of the League of Arab
States ; Mr. Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council ; Mrs.
Catherine Ashton, European Union High Representative for Foreign affairs and
Security policy ; Mr. Hoshyar Mahmoud Zebari, Foreign minister of the Republic of
Irak ; Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Foreign minister of the United Arab
Emirates ;Mrs. Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State of the United States of America ;
Mr. Nasser Joudeh, Foreign minister of the Kingdom of Jordan ; Mr. Taïeb Fassi-
Fihri, Foreign minister of the Kingdom of Morocco.
At the end of the summit, the following declaration was adopted:
Since 15 February this year, the Libyan people have been peacefully expressing the
rejection of their leaders and their aspiration for change. In the face of these legitimate
requests coming from all over the country, the Libyan regime has carried out a
growing brutal crackdown, using weapons of war against his own people and
perpetrating against them grave and massive violations of humanitarian law.
Despite the demands which the Security Council expressed in UNSCR 1970 on 26
February, despite the condemnations of the Arab League, African Union, Organization
of the Islamic Conference’s Secretary-General and European Union, as well as verymany governments in the world, the Libyan regime has stepped up its violence in
order to impose by force its will on that of its people.
This situation is intolerable.
We express our satisfaction after the adoption of UNSC 1973 which, inter alia,
demands an immediate and complete ceasefire, authorises the taking of all necessary
measures to protect civilians against attacks and establishes a no-fly zone over Libya.
Finally, it strengthened and clarified the arms embargo vis-à-vis the Libyan regime
and the rules applicable to the Libyan asset freeze, in particular on the National Oil
Company, and travel restrictions against the Gaddafi’s regime.
While contributing in differentiated way to the implementation of UNSCR 1973, we
are determined to act collectively and resolutely to give full effect to these decisions.
Muammar Gaddafi and those executing his orders must immediately end the acts of
violence carried out against civilians, to withdraw from all areas they have entered by
force, return to their compounds, and allow full humanitarian access. We reiterate that
the Security Council took the view that Libyan regime’s forces actions may amount to
crimes against humanity and that, to this end, it has referred the matter to the
International Criminal Court.
We are determined to take all necessary action, including military, consistent with
UNSCR 1973, to ensure compliance with all its requirements.
We assure the Libyan people of our determination to be at their side to help them
realise their aspirations and build their future and institutions within a democratic
framework.
We recall that UN Security Council resolution 1973 does not allow for any occupation
of, or attempt to occupy the Libyan territory.
We pay tribute to the courageous action of the Libyan National Transition Council
(NTC) and all the Libyans in positions of responsibility who have courageously
disassociated themselves from the Libyan regime and given the NTC their support.
Our commitment is for the long term: we will not let Colonel Gaddafi and his regime
go on defying the will of the international community and scorning that of his people.
We will continue our aid to the Libyans so that they can rebuild their country, fully
respecting Libya’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Rango, Johnny Deep on point as usual