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Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 6:20pm On Dec 28, 2009
4 Play:
Those babies are actually Sauron and Eldee.
Hehehe . . .  grin grin grin grin
At least I'm handling human bosoms. . . I didn't want to do this but I'll have to post a pic I found.

4play's replacement for Cerelac
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Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 6:12pm On Dec 28, 2009
stillwater:
Where the heck did you get that school name from? I'm beginning to suspect you. Are you the headmaster? cheesy cheesy
Nah, my friend is a School for Life volunteer in your village. cheesy cheesy cheesy

[quote author=TOPE2000! link=topic=372071.msg5202343#msg5202343 date=1262019575]Thats the skool eldee 2 went, they kicked him out after they knew dat he is boy. Lol[/quote]You want me to bring out the other picture you were hiding?? cheesy cheesy

[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=372071.msg5202330#msg5202330 date=1262019451]shocked shocked shocked And to think I am always poshyfying Tope by calling her Nairaland's resident village bicycle, so she don ja plenty load like this, over 5000 pikins and counting, wow, no wonder the Tope2000 changed to Tope5000 overnight shocked grin[/quote]Hehehe . . . Tope is prolific, they use her for fertility tests in men.  grin grin
Any man from Ijebu-Igbo that doesn't have a child with Tope is impotent. grin grin

[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=372071.msg5202330#msg5202330 date=1262019451]Ha sweet memories, who could forget Stillwater and her addiction to those jangi-rovers, epo moto grin Wow, she had been a student so long she was almost one of the furnitures, how did they manage to get her to pass her Modern 5 class and graduate sef, oh i remember, she became the headmasters 5th wife and even was in the same class as many of her great, great, great, great grandchilden  cheesy grin grin[/quote]Hehehe . . . did you attend that school too??
Stillwater was the resident bully, she slapped the headmaster one day for asking her a tough question.
I asked her why, she said 'Me and that guy mama nor be mate' grin grin
Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 5:52pm On Dec 28, 2009
stillwater:
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. Wetin be this? This is a defamation of my sexy person cool cool. I'll sue.
Come on . . . I'm just trying to prove that St. Saviour Arochukwu Girl's College of Immaculate Conception Township Educational Centre provides a conducive environment for learning.
Isn't that why you're the star pupil?? cheesy cheesy grin
Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 5:43pm On Dec 28, 2009
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=372071.msg5202110#msg5202110 date=1262017693]Michelin89 and her first daughter. . . . . .
She's also donning Ankara [/i]designed by [i]Sura De Tailor.
Her hair is so bushy you could find a black mamba in there.[/quote]You forgot to add that Stillwater is a star pupil at St. Saviour Arochukwu Girl's College of Immaculate Conception Township Educational Centre at Akumadipioko??

Because of the swings on the playground, she has refused to leave the Primary 2 at the age of 34. grin grin
As you can see she's older than the teacher himself. grin grin grin

Romance › Re: Angry Black Woman - Fact Or Myth? by eldee(m): 5:21pm On Dec 28, 2009
Ebonyeyes:
Latina women are also stereotyped as being fiery.  I wish people would just take to people on an individual basis life would be a whole lot better.
There are traits that are quite common in some ethnic groups.
Various things from our backgrounds shape the way we act.

Every set of people have some traits they share . . . that's why they can manage to live together.
Some of these traits are so widespread, the ones that don't have em are exceptions.

Looking at everyone individually is just a waste of time cus we'll end up with differences that are not necessary.
Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 5:11pm On Dec 28, 2009
sweetpie23:
all the ugly fine photos are finish, where will you find mine?
I'm trying to upload your pic . . . my firewall is blocking it.
Ionno why this error message is coming up. grin grin

Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 4:47pm On Dec 28, 2009
sweetpie23:
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Yours is coming up . . . just wait wink
Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 4:18pm On Dec 28, 2009
Tope2000 is Ijebu-Igbo's resident baby-mama
All those kids belong to different men . . . but she gets 5 tubers of yam every month in child support grin grin

Need a baby by tope?? Minimum requirements . . . a self-contained hut, minimum salary of 30 tubers of yam . . . c'est fini. grin grin grin

Tope2000 and sons wink
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Romance › Re: Nairaland Hotties: Make Your Choice (pictures Included) by eldee(m): 3:57pm On Dec 28, 2009
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=372071.msg5199963#msg5199963 date=1262000097]A BUSY DAY for Kunbee. . . . .
Kunbee is actually a dedicated FARMER and she won Nigeria's FARMER of the year in 2008.[/quote]Kunbee is really harworking . . . She's a nominee for this year's FARMER of the year too
Her competition is distant she single-handedly made 762 ridges in one day.
I mean single-handedly . . . like she didn't even need a spade or anything grin grin cheesy

She's raw talent, infact, she's about to sign a two year contract with Obasanjo's Ota Farms grin grin grin

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Christianity Etc › Re: The First Suicide Bomber Is In The Bible! by eldee(m): 3:38pm On Dec 28, 2009
macayub:
From my own understanding of this Bible account Samson is not the same with the extremist suicide bombers con terrorist:

First, the Philistines had torture him to the existent of removing his two eyes and dehumanizing him,  that is different from someone who is living in a 4-million pounds mansion in a street of London.
You've not seen extremely poor suicide bombers before??
The suicide bombers from Palestine that have lost every family they know in the war??
You think that's not dehumanizing??
I'm not saying this is right, but I'm just pointing out that this excuse is bogus.

macayub:
Secondly, he was brought to their midst so that they can mock him before their god, Dagon, something detestable.
It was a war yes, that doesn't mean it wasn't suicide killing.

macayub:
Thirdly, It was only those pagans that a feasting at that particular point in time, unlike terrorist attack that affect both faithful and non-faithful - terrorist suicide bombers even kill their young.
Hehehe . . . he killed only 'pagans' so that makes it right??
You think there weren't young people at the feast??

macayub:
Fourth, Judge Samson ONLY attacked the people that torture him and are willing to kill him, the Philistine and Israelite are at war
The Americans and the Arabs are at war too.
Osama will get a capital punishment if he falls into the hands of the Americans today.
So your argument doesn't just cut it.

At the end of the day . . . Samson did exactly what the Iraqi suicide bombers did.
We don't need to distort facts just because of our religious beliefs.

Let me just add that I see any form of violence as wrong and totally pointless . . . regardless of the cause you're fighting for.
Romance › Re: Angry Black Woman - Fact Or Myth? by eldee(m): 2:24pm On Dec 28, 2009
N101:
Black people by nature are highly expressive and emotive and blunt when they relate to others, though it can be over-the-top sometimes.  When they aren't gisting they are being overly dramatic - how you choose to deal with them will determine whether they will truly become angry or not. 

Loud black woman?  Yes.  Angry black woman?  No.
We are black people too, so we understand when a woman is angry.
The 'loud' explanation is only needed for people that are not black or hasn't spent enough time with black people.
You said black people are generally loud, meaning we're used to it already.
So I'm afraid . . . that explanation doesn't suffice.

'Black people are highly expressive and blunt'?? Highly expressive is saying everything you think, angry is saying only when you think sumn is bad. You see the difference??



Now are black women angry . . . I feel they're just easily threatened.
Hence seeing the need to bring out the confrontational aspect of their personality all the time.
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 4:30am On Dec 28, 2009
@Busybody
You just made my day grin grin grin grin grin

chika98:
Thanks for that! You cut me out before I could even digress so I had to let it be. grin
I trust this holiday season has been good to you?
Yeah definitely . . . I'd really love to dig into this but I'm half-asleep already.

I'm not letting you escape still cheesy cheesy
Celebrities › Re: Jay-Z To Be Known As Shawn Knowles-Carter by eldee(m): 4:13am On Dec 28, 2009
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=372414.msg5198189#msg5198189 date=1261969599]AA males taking on their wife's last name isnt a new thing. At least its not news to me.


maybe it will set a new trend for Nigerian men however.[/quote]It's not the question of how new it is, I'm talking about it's social reception.
Jay-Z doing it will likely make the social acceptability sky-rocket.

Sumn like what Oprah and Ellen have done for gay people.
Celebrities › Re: Jay-Z To Be Known As Shawn Knowles-Carter by eldee(m): 4:04am On Dec 28, 2009
[quote author=A-40 link=topic=372414.msg5198142#msg5198142 date=1261968504]I had always thought it was some idle gossip and i still want to believe it is i have heard the rumor for a while and i don't get the rationale if its through heck the broad hasn't even given you kids yet!! Plus he is giving rival rappers ammo to record diss tracks for him[/quote]Funny thing is . . . I see him being a catalyst for change in American culture.
I do it, everyone laughs . . . Hov does it, it becomes a trend.

Remember the outcry when he did a whole album with Linkin Park.
Right now, even Nas has a backing live band cheesy cheesy

Hov is a trendsetter. . .he'll surely change everyone's attitude to this, no sarcasm intended cheesy cheesy
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 3:57am On Dec 28, 2009
chika98:
That term was used to insinuate that I didn't want to be redundant. In any case. . . . I rest my case cool
Hehehe . . . you're resting a case you've not even put forward yet??
I like your style cheesy cheesy

[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=372030.msg5198131#msg5198131 date=1261968183]I don die oh, wetin my eyes no go see for NL grin I'd rather have a man who can't express his emotions than someone like Chika's with his romantic "whenever i hold your hand, it means you look beauriful cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

grin[/quote]Hehehe . . . I found that funny too. cheesy cheesy
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 3:49am On Dec 28, 2009
chika98:
Now Mister of great knowledge and all that is good. Have I in any way caused chaos here? Now,  can I then assume that you're an open minded lad? You've just gone ahead to conclude and label me as a "typical African" . With these aforementioned facts, how can I then have a conversation with you about the said topic if you have indeed put me under a box without even hearing what I've got to say?
I didn't put you into a box. . . u're too unique for that wink cheesy
I was working with sumn here . . . I suggested that effective communication might help and your response was 'I don't like beating about the bush'

I only described that statement as typically African . . . and Simon Cowell-ish. cheesy cheesy
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 3:33am On Dec 28, 2009
stillwater:
I'm coming at you because there are certain underlying connotations that I sense from you that speaks of men who are expressive of their emotions as wusses.  tongue In fact you termed it weird. tongue
Anything that'll make a friend start avoiding you has to be extreme.
Come on . . . I've missed so many guy's nites, written poems and many things even I wouldn't have doene two years ago, but my friends have started avoiding me.
He has crossed the line grin grin grin

chika98:
Not true at all! I don't like beating about the bush as it seems our ideologies are different.
That's the typical African chic, when it rains it pours.
How about getting your point across without causing a riot.

Life is so much easier than what we let ourselves pass through.

[quote author=TOPE2000! link=topic=372030.msg5198034#msg5198034 date=1261966262]LMFAO grin grin grin
some men too are like that jare tongue[/quote]Men don't keep grudges.
It's against the code grin grin
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 3:25am On Dec 28, 2009
chika98:
There are some women out there that don't meddle with their words. I'd tell you whatever it is I feel. The real truth is human beings rather listen to lies than the truth!
Words are extremely flexible.
You can tell the truth in ways that will not necessarily cause sumn else.

That whole thing about pple not wanting the truth is only used by people who have a problem with self expression.
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 3:22am On Dec 28, 2009
stillwater:
I told you, you are not the one at the receiving end of such sweetness. Become a girl for a second first, then we can have a discussion. cheesy So you can never do something spontaneous as singing for your chic in public?
I do that . . . definitely.
But it only remains special when you don't do it all the time.

stillwater:
Nothing wrong in being in the middle. I'm in the middle too. grin You know I used to be a hardened woman before, cheesy but I've come to appreciate those things you may consider abnormal 'because you think it violates whatever imaginary man code you guys swear to'.
Imaginary man code?? Nah, scratch that.
It's simple, nice chics get too much of that from losers already.
You of all NL chics should see where I'm coming from grin grin
Everything in excess gets irritaing.
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 3:03am On Dec 28, 2009
chika98:
Case in point: A guy I "tempted" to date told me that "whenever I hold your hand; It means you look beautiful"

Now, how the Zap am I supposed to know that if you don't say it? Non-expressive men are a waste of time.
You really want me to go into women that expect us to be mind-readers??
Nah, don't even go there cheesy cheesy

Women find it hard to express half their emotions.
You come late from work once, and it seems all right till after the break-up and then she suddenly remembers that she was angry grin grin
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 2:56am On Dec 28, 2009
stillwater:
Most of the time I do. Certain minor characteristics of the male species I tend to ignore tend to lead to something drastic in future. tongue
Come on, majority of the people we meet in our lives are in the middle, what's wrong with the middle??
We adapt to the minor things, isn't that what relationships are about??

stillwater:
Respect with emotional suppression doesn't work with me.
It's not emotional suppression, it's being normal and not weird.
That sweetboy thing is only romantic in the movies . . .
It's one of em things like 'throwing pebbles at a girl's window' and singing to a chic in public.
Rap Battles › Re: *~ Ibime Voted Rap Battles Section Poster Of The Year *~ Congratulations!! by eldee(m): 2:39am On Dec 28, 2009
I voted for Streetwize but Ibime's cool too.

Congrats Amigos, you really deserve it . . . you've had verses for everyone on NL.
Even me wey nor dey rap grin grin
Music/Radio › Re: *~ Tosinadeda Voted Best Poster In Music Section *~ Congratulations!! by eldee(m): 2:33am On Dec 28, 2009
Congrats Tosin.

You almost deserve it . . . you're the coolest person on this section after Eldee.

Infact, if I'm M.I, you're Ice Price. grin grin
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 2:31am On Dec 28, 2009
stillwater:
Depends on what 'sweet' means to you. You are not at the receiving end of a boy's sweetness, so let me love my sweet boys. I would take a man who's overly sweet than one who would put you through emotional torture just to receive a pat on the back from 'the boys'.
Do you always see the world in extremes??
How about the guy that still respects his woman without being voluntarily emasculated??
Romance › Re: Real Guy Vs Romeo Guy? by eldee(m): 2:10am On Dec 28, 2009
stillwater:
You can as well say good riddance to bad rubbish.

I guess by real guys she means those that find it hard to flaunt their girlfriends or preferably emotionally challenged. Give me a sweet guy any day. kiss
First of all you need to ask how he's been 'flaunting' her.
Sweet boys are irritating at times.

It's one thing to say, 'that's my woman' . . . it's another thing to say 'Oh shyte, I'm so dead . . . Tiffany's calling' grin grin

Are we talking bout a 'Upgrade You' Jay-Z here or an 808's and Heartbreak Kanye?? grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Aston Villa Vs Liverpool [0 - 1] On Tuesday 29th Dec by eldee(m): 12:35am On Dec 28, 2009
The Sly:
You will be disappointed.
Villa is no threat to us. . . . .
Not after their horrible defeat today by the gayners.




YNWA. . . . . cool cool cool
See this club ashawo.
You've moved on to Liverfluke now abi??
Sports › Re: *~ Rasputinn Voted for The Sports Poster Of The Year *~ Congratulations!! by eldee(m): 8:48pm On Dec 27, 2009
mukina2:
People voted.

Eldee got nominated on two boards and won nada grin

i still loff you Eldee grin
Na ojoro . . . That Ofokasibe with his 200 usernames voted so many times.
Na so e dey start, next thing im go join PDP dey rig national elections. cheesy grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Nairaland Fantasy Football League 2009/2010 by eldee(m): 8:46pm On Dec 27, 2009
chamotex:
Shyte!!!
This is my worst week ever. angry angry angry
I shouldn't have given my players Christmas day off.

Home advantage saved you.
You wouldn't be so lucky when you come for the return leg at the '36 Kiniun Stadium'.
You just might not come out alive.
Mr Chamo Tex, I'll have to report you to to FA.
You refused my handshake at the end of the match. . . I consider that an insult to my CV.
This is demeaning, disgraceful, distasteful and disappointing on every level.

I demand a public apology and a written version on my desk before 10am on Monday.
Sports › Re: *~ Rasputinn Voted for The Sports Poster Of The Year *~ Congratulations!! by eldee(m): 8:40pm On Dec 27, 2009
Sagamite:
PDP don rig election again o. grin grin grin grin

Dem no want AC Fashola as President.

We have to have electoral process review commission. grin grin grin grin grin

Congrats sha. cheesy
I know . . . all this kind closed-ballot election na wayo. cheesy cheesy
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Nairaland Fantasy Football League 2009/2010 by eldee(m): 7:12pm On Dec 27, 2009
mukina2:
i am not selling nada. Secs copped 11 points grin wish i had given him the band sef grin
He's going out for three weeks according to latest reports.
Knowing Arsenal, that means he's going out for two months.
I just don't want to lose money when I could as well just get Tevez into my team.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Nairaland Fantasy Football League 2009/2010 by eldee(m): 7:02pm On Dec 27, 2009
Should I sell Fabregas??
This is going to be the decision that defines my career.
Why should I just waste 0.5 points like that??
Especially with performances like the Villa one this afternoon.
Christianity Etc › Re: The First Suicide Bomber Is In The Bible! by eldee(m): 6:36pm On Dec 27, 2009
tunnytox:
very retarded statement started by an obviously mentally retarded individual, suicide bomb and samson? what a correlation, dumbass huh huh
Aiite . . . we dont need to play dumb around here.
We're educated here, we know he's using the word 'bomb' out of it's literal meaning.
In this context, it's more to do with mass killings.

And yes, I see a correlation between Samson's suicide killings and the terrorists.

I see both of them as wrong and disgraceful. wink

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