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[quote author=she-wanna]1) PEAHEN does dat 2) U472BMT Yaaayyy!!! I got it!!!! Huh?[/quote]you are right! |
As we all know, relationships aren’t always cut and dry. Sometimes, couples need time apart to reconsider the relationship. However, this time apart does not mean they are breaking up. The term ‘taking a break’ is probably purposely ambiguous – it can mean whatever you want it to mean in terms of your own relationship. It depends on what they agreed on before taking a break. I think they are both confused,they didn't plan it well. So,it's difficult to tell wether the guy cheated or not |
Jellita: True!so,your brothers are baaaastards! Hmmmm,tell us more |
•Peacocks are birds that do not lay eggs. Then how do baby peacocks arrive into this world? •A man wanted to encrypt his password but he needed to do it in a way so that he could remember it. He had to use 7 characters consisting of letters and numbers only (no symbols like ! or < . Inorder to remember it, he wrote down "You force heaven to be empty." Can you tell me what his password was? |
owenlyn1: Same response every one has been giving me, the truth is I don't want to loose her. I can't luv anoda. Am comfortable, I earn 6 figures monthly, what's her problem I really don't knwoh, you don't want to loose her? Then,you don't need our advise. A graduate talking like this..wot a shame! |
Men will always be men! |
It's obvious all she wants from you is money...No one deserves to be an option or plan B to anybody. That's what you have to tell yourself. She doesn't deserve you. Dump her and move on mehn! You can always find a better one |
Nice one! |
Dress worth $20Million! Marie de’ Medici (1575 – 1642) was a member of that famous Italian family and, as wife of Henry IV, queen of France. Like most French royals, she had expensive tastes in clothes. So much, in fact, that she almost bankrupted France with her extravagance. One of her dresses had 3,000 diamonds. Of course, at that time diamonds were valued less than pearls. But she had 39,000 tiny pearls in that dress. It cost the equivalent of $20 million dollars in 1606. SHE WORE IT ONCE. Marie’s son, Louis XIII, ruled France from 1612 to 1617 but they were exiled 1631. Marie died in poverty. SOURCE: http:// didyouknow.org/ dress-worth-20-million/
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why not empower those women with the money rather than arranging a fake marriage for them...this kinda trash cnt happen in south *so dissopointed* |
What a shame! |
bin gbagbo what? |
Wow! Lucky you...and maybe soon it would progress to marriage |
because they are confused just like you! |
It is said that most beautiful girls are dull academically, and the brilliant ones are usually not good looking. Do you agree? |
John A. Lee produced a comprehensive typology of Love. he devised a scale for identifying a subject's "style of loving" based on the extent to which the person associated with different meaning of love with particular feeling, thoughts and action. He distinguished different meaning commonly used by lovers. The three primary ones are: EROS- romantic, sexual love characterized by love at first sight. emotional attachment or sexual attraction or desire. LUDUS- playful, challenging, non- possesive kind of love. or a person who is not content to a one relationship. STORGE [stor-gay]- comfortable affectionate, slow to develop but intimate kind of love. The three secondary types of love are: MANIA- possesive, jealous, and stressful love. it also includes wild, violent. From the root word "maniac" which means obssesive, crazy and insatiable. AGAPE- unselfish, altruistic kind of love. This is the best and unconditional kind of love. PRAGMA- logical and sensible love. This kind of love means for practical relationship especially in economic aspect. He also added these two commonly seen combinations: STORGIC LUDUS and LUDIC EROS. How bout you folks, which of these styles of loving you wish to have or give to your love ones? |
It's 'believe' not 'beleive' |

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