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@poster

Darling, you give love a bad name

1luv

this morning


When last did you skinny dip

I am in a good mood

to see

Is that an anaconda or snake between your legs

chamotex:
Usher?

Usher aint got nothing on me girl . . .

fi real yuh nuh.  Usher is fine but you are muy caliente _**sizzling**

Later for me too

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U S H E R

ma cousin

Offer her a SeanT tee-shirt

_{*Sultry looks*}   Karma-Sutra Products

lava

Since he has a slight look like Usher from the side, I'll say Yes

Hmmm, he really has a big and good heart to have forgiven her

1love

March 9) - When Jennifer Thompson identified Ronald Cotton as her rapist in 1984, she was sure she had found the right man. But she was wrong. Cotton, then 22, was convicted of raping Thompson and another woman on the same night in Burlington, N.C. He would spend the next 11 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit.

In 1995, DNA evidence cleared Cotton of the rapes and showed that another man who was in prison with him was the rapist, a case recently covered by CBS' '60 Minutes'.

Now, Thompson and Cotton are friends and have written a new book together on their story, called 'Picking Cotton.'
The two speak on the phone weekly and travel together to speak out on the problems with eyewitness evidence. Even their families are friends.
Thompson said she felt horrible guilt when she found out Cotton was not her rapist. "Suffocating, debilitating shame," she told Lesley Stahl in a CBS '60 Minutes' interview that aired Sunday. She asked Cotton if she could meet with him at a local church.

"I started to cry immediately. And I looked at him, and I said, 'Ron, if I spent every second of every minute of every hour for the rest of my life telling you how sorry I am, it wouldn't come close to how my heart feels. I'm so sorry.' And Ronald just leaned down, he took my hands…and he looked at me, he said, 'I forgive you,'" Thompson told CBS.

"I told her, I said, 'Jennifer, I forgive you. I don't want you to look over your shoulder. I just want us to be happy and move on in life,'"Cotton said.
There have been 233 people exonerated by DNA evidence across the country, and more than 75 percent of them have been convicted at least in part because of faulty eyewitness testimony, Stahl reported.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/03/06/60minutes/main4848039.shtml

Misery


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G0aq2Y_tzo&feature=related

gaming

If wishes were horses, beggars would ride

a good while now

when last you cook from scratch

i didnt know where to post it,  move it if its in the wrong place

Thanks

I wake up in the morning and the time is 5:55.  Then I’ll take a nap and I’ll wake up in the evening - the time is 5:55.  I’ll be walking in Manhattan and I happen to look at a building with a clock - its 5:55. One time I was in this deli, looked up, a cigarette Ad had 555.

My mom month and year is 5-55

Today, (3/8/09) I was about to log on to NL, the time on the forum was 5:55.  I was painting this evening and I looked at my clock - yep 5:55

I am here baking and was about to enter something in my journal and the views - 555.

Oh did I mention that my b/f (soon 2 be ex ) mother (Nigerian) gave me a doll last year and the VA tag has 19555

Any ideas why this is happening? Ok, I know this sounds weird but as God is my witness, it’s true.

fi real yuh nuh.  Members were asked publicly to nominate their outstanding user(s), so its only fair we get a public response. 

, but then again like my mom, I think her favorite motto is " i did it my way"


1love

Jesus knew the Jews/Romans were out for Him. Like Him, (quoted in the Bible) as God children we should walk without fear - hence my answer, NO. All these pastors with body guards are not living by the example of Jesus christ. They are a bunch of cowards.

Yea thou i walk through the valley of death i will fear no evil . . . .

1love

@ Poster

I know to each her/his own but I think its kinda "clingy" to get married right after college.  I think to get married at 22/23 is too early.

My Gambian friend is 27 and she is on her 6th child.  My brother wife is pregnant again and she is 24(this is going to be her  ).  Honestly, i feel sorry for them but it's not bothering them.  They have their marriage "down-pack" that now I am jealous of them.

My other non-african friends - marriage? It's like what's that?

Personally, I think its best to take some time off from college to "find yourself" and enjoy life.  Then again, its a personal preference, so who am i to advise when i am very very very afraid to commit   _{* I cringe typing this last sentence*}

@poster

Madam, is this the fish you are talking about?

a terrible dresser. blah lol

Trying to figure out how to tell the poster above me that his web-site needs a Stimulus Plan. blah lol

Good Black Women are indeed all around us.

We pass them on the streets, in the malls, in captivity behind the walls, and in the hall at work. Most we can't see because we don't know what a good woman really looks like. She usually isn't flashy enough or rich enough to turn our heads. She might not wear a fur coat or push a Lexus. She might not have a "body by Fisher" or a face for "Ebony." But as you mature, you realize it's better to find someone who's got your back than someone who turns your head.

A Good Black Woman doesn't agree whole-heartedly with everything you say. She doesn't just tell you what you want to hear and do the opposite. She doesn't have to declare how sensitive, sweet, caring, sincere, yada, yada, yada, she is (she won't have to, because it shows). She has her own opinions, and you may clash, but she doesn't have to degrade you to prove she's right. She even admits at times to being wrong, especially if you are willing to do the same.

A Good Black Woman is not going to meet every item on your checklist. She is human with frailties & faults mixed in with all of her wonderful, sensual attributes. She needs your love & respect. She needs to feel that you don't have to catch her doing something wrong so you can declare, "Aha! I knew all along!!!"

A Good Black Woman doesn't necessarily give you a huge Birthday or Valentine gift. She shows her love in the ways that are comfortable to her. Don't judge her by TV standards. No one is living that Fairy tale--for real.

BLACK WOMEN, we salute you, and thank you for who you are, and all you've done.

logging off

"Different mentors provide different things, so don't look for one person to be a panacea for all your challenges and issues.

horse


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