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rentAcock:
My first car was a 1999 Toyota Camry. I rocked that car until it started giving me problems. One day I was driving on the highway and the bonnet swung open obscuring my view for like 10 seconds and next thing I know, the whole bonnet flew away and nearly hit a car behind me. I could've died that day, but I wasnt about to give up on my first car. Too many memories in that car. I once made love in that car. I drove from lagos to Jos with that car. When my ex broke up with me, my little old Camry was still by my side. So it was my turn to have my car's back; I walked about half a mile to where my bonnet laid, picked it up and mounted it back without the hinges. I drove my car slowly to a mechanic to fix it back on. After exceeding 230,000 miles on the odometer, my camry gave up the ghost. It literally started smoking and caught fire. I gave it a befitting burial and moved on to the luxurious Nissan Murano.

rentAcock:
My first car was a 1999 Toyota Camry. I rocked that car until it started giving me problems. One day I was driving on the highway and the bonnet swung open obscuring my view for like 10 seconds and next thing I know, the whole bonnet flew away and nearly hit a car behind me. I could've died that day, but I wasnt about to give up on my first car. Too many memories in that car. I once made love in that car. I drove from lagos to Jos with that car. When my ex broke up with me, my little old Camry was still by my side. So it was my turn to have my car's back; I walked about half a mile to where my bonnet laid, picked it up and mounted it back without the hinges. I drove my car slowly to a mechanic to fix it back on. After exceeding 230,000 miles on the odometer, my camry gave up the ghost. It literally started smoking and caught fire. I gave it a befitting burial and moved on to the luxurious Nissan Murano.

andy244:
You don't understand anything about currencies. Try to get informed.

Oblongata:
Nigeria is pretty messed up, and frustrating...
But I think it’s high time we started being proud of Nigeria and it’s heritage.

If we don’t feel proud for Nigeria, who will?

luminouz:
So u went to unad

Which set are you?

Rexnegro:
u graduated from unad ? those buses called akoto were pains in the ass with 442 formation. do they still carry students like that now ?

Samyj247:
Afonja baboon...I am not surprised

soberdrunk:
I know only one person that will watch this series without fear and guilt Areaboy2

Ps- Yall need to chill jare it's just a movie...

twosquare:
link to the thread

pocohantas:
But why do guys do this?
Act all tough then go home to cry. No wonder they commit suicide pass. Hahahahahaha

See OP is in serious pains and taking advice from people that will logout to go cuddle their own babes.

By evening, we would all have forgotten about you and your thread. Then the real pains will set in. Shey you have enough Westlife on your playlist. Lmao.

No go call your babe

midnighter:
Chei....bet another thing o, please

Then share your Facebook password with him

banjicom:
Sorry used items are not acceptable You can do better!

Solumtoya:
If she can't raise the money needed this weekend, she won't sell again.

Last price is N1,050,000

ddippset:
33 wins 1 loss
32 wins by KO.


This Andy Ruiz guy is so good for a "smaller" boxer that he is!

Chidonc:
So what did you gain after you swore for him not to make it. What did you gain as he returned to Nigeria.
Brother if you must help a fellow brother, give him your blessings as he goes, life is not really easy even outside there brother. He may have it in mind to pay back but still trying to settle down, family, debtors, accommodation, jobs, etc. All this these don't balance in a day. May God never send helper like you my way. If the op has sworn for that guy all these years, would he have known that the guy has been struggling and even saving up to pay after 5yrs.

Bluezy13:
Emery is next