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The best thing you should do is to talk to her . |
You’ve been chatting with this babe on the phone for a while lets say close to two months , you do the calling she never calls you back, you guyz agree to see when you meet, that same nite she starts flashing you and you decided to call her the next thing she says is SEND ME CREDIT. Would you send her the Credit? Since she asked for it for the first time. My Personal Opinion I wont. |
If my girl friend dresses in a manner I don't like it's bossy if I advise her, I'll only advise her it's either she takes it or leave it I won't force it on her . When I get married I would still want my wife to dress sexy . |
That honour belongs to my younger brother . |
It's a bad ideal, any lady buying second hand undies should desist from that, she could contact some deadly diseases, you know some of the white chicks who sleep with animals (don't mean to be offensive), There could be grave consequences!!! |
Guy there are 24hours in a day, so you can work things out!!! |
Good !!! |
googles:What's up with you girl/ladies with teddy bear ![]() |
Moyola:See your mouth!!! The love of money is the root of all evil!!! tkb417:Guy you are right!!! |
Hell NO I won't do that for a million dollar!!! everybody should have his or he own privacy !!!! |
He's too ashamed of you, it could he's ben bragging with his friends that he doesn't feelings for you, so he had to act like that when they are around . |
It's impossible, just take sometime it might infatuation !!! |
It reminds me of Dare Art Alade's song You're not the Girl I use to know, you're shadow of yourself, I think I lost you long ago, Like a book that left the shelve, but someday that you'll be leaving me for good. She's leaving you bit by bit, You could still talk to her . It might be you took advantage of her, after going to the club she's tipsy and slept with her no woman would like that except a slut . Think back and undo the wrong, remember not all wrongs can the re-written. |
That is so cruel!!! |
Well it depends, I might if she stops doing that, cuz I can't imagine myself been jazzed damn it, I'll like a relationship with my brain intact not control with a remote . |
It's not compulsory but it's necessary, Nigerian mentality do you want people to start thinking you're not happy getting married!!! You better dance, even if you don't know how to dance just move your body and smile all through the day . |
Just a few of them 99% of them are money hunters!!! |
Culture or no culture I like kissing . |
Yeah Realmadrid have played better as a team without him!!! Deportivo, Valencia, matches where won without him !!!!
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Babe there is light at the end of the tunnel . You might have been disappointed in the past, give the guy a chance to change, not without talking to him, sit him down and talk to him when he's in a happy mood, talk to him politely and see if he changes, and if he doesn't you'll know he's not good for you, he'll brake your heart the more, if he changes good for you . Best of luck!!! |
Love conquer all things, if I truly love her why I'd continue and would be glad that she has been delivered!!! |
The patient dog eat the fatest bone!!! |
After a stunning performance against Deportivo La Coruna, in Real Madrid ’s 3-1 win at the Riazor, veteran midfielder Guti has not given up on playing at the World Cup in South Africa. Guti’s back heel to set up Karim Benzema for Real Madrid ’s second goal has been hailed as the assist of the season and following the match Deportivo coach Miguel Angel Lotina urged Spain coach Vicente del Bosque to take the midfielder to the 2010 World Cup. The 33-year-old has told Spanish newspaper Marca that he has "not given up… if I continue at this level it will be hard for Del Bosque." On his incredible back heel, Guti added: "It comes naturally, this is how I like to play football. It made me happier providing the goal with my heel than scoring the goal." Guti added that "[Raul] Albiol thought I was crazy, but I was very clear with the play and did not hesitate." http://www.imscouting.com/global-news-article/real-madrids-guti-not-given-up-on-playing-at-the-world-cup/5463/ |
John Terry's headed winner against Burnley on Saturday evening did nothing to ease his visible distress after the decision to overturn a superinjunction allowed allegations about his private life to leak into the public consciousness. Terry reportedly had an affair with the ex-girlfriend of former Chelsea colleague Wayne Bridge, an affair which may or may not have resulted in an abortion and Bridge making himself unavailable for England duty. It will almost certainly end up in divorce, if Monday's newspapers are anything to go by. What does this have to do with football? Firstly, Terry and Bridge are former team-mates for Chelsea and potential team-mates in World Cup 2010. Bridge's apparent refusal to play under Terry is - on the face of it - unproblematic. Ashley Cole dwarfs him in terms of quality and Stephen Warnock would be more than adequate as backup. But the betrayal of a colleague is not easily forgotten and the dressing room may well reflect that regardless of Bridge's absence. Secondly, Terry is the captain of England. His position is about more than football. He's a talisman off the field, an ambassador for the Football Association. In essence, he is the global face of English football, notwithstanding the ubiquitous David Beckham. This is the latest in a string of allegations against Terry and its serious nature renders it a transgression too far. England are bidding to win the right to host the World Cup in 2018 or 2022, and he's not the kind of character we should be putting forward as a representative for that bid. And if we want the England captaincy to retain any of its prestige and mystique, John Terry has to go. But it's not only the FA who would benefit from Terry's resignation, it's the Chelsea man himself. Deep down, he knows he should go. If he does, it will take the sting out of the press coverage which he will, like it or not, be suffering indefinitely. It would take off the pressure and attention (up to a point) in one swift thrust. It's his one last silver bullet. Furthermore, acting early would guarantee his place in the England team and ease any potential dressing room unrest. That can only be good got Terry and for England, whose weakness at centre half means Terry is utterly indispensable. But who should replace Terry should he resign as England skipper? Although I don't think Terry should take this into account when making his decision, Fabio Capello is sadly not spoiled for choice. That's particularly true if Terry goes on moral grounds. Can we then appoint Steven Gerrard or Rio Ferdinand in good conscience? I think not. To my mind, that leaves Capello with two options. Both have had their problems off the field, but they seem to be firmly in the past. They're both solid, excellent quality players capable of leading by example and being professional and mature in the ambassadorial role of England captain. Wayne Rooney might sound like a strange choice but he's now in his mid-20s and is the undisputed kingpin at Manchester United. In fact, he's almost doing it all by himself. But my choice would be Frank Lampard, a natural, hard-working leader whose energy and desire to win would grace any team. More importantly, giving him the captaincy might just tease him into becoming England's most prominent player, to make him to England what Gerrard used to be for Liverpool. On Soccer Saturday the panel noted that Lampard is now more than just the man who arrives late into the box. He gets involved in every move, linking the play with quick passes from the edge of his own box forwards. For me, that puts him in a natural captain's position and helps make him the best option. So, should Terry resign? And if he does, who should replace him? Over to you.
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