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Celebrities › Nollywood Actress: My Husband Is“ugly” But I Love Him Like That by geesilver(op): 11:29pm On Aug 23, 2015*

Nigerian Actress Mide Funmi Martins: Why I Marriage An “Ugly” Husband, Who Used Juju On Me For 13 Years

Nollywood Actress Mide Funmi Martins: My
Husband Afeez Owo Abiodun Is “Ugly” But I Love
Him Like That In a recent chat with a Lagos-based softsell magazine, Nollywood actress Mide Martins revealed why she married her husband, filmmaker Afeez Owo. While responding to her viral marriage crash report, the mother of two said: I know that people are saying that because they can’t reconcile how a fine girl like me will be married to someone who is not as fine as I am. Yes, I thought of that and that is the reason why people keep wishing us bad. And they have been saying it right from the onset, that haaa! Their marriage can’t last. They don’t match. They are not perfect match. They don’t fit.
“haa omo yen ti fine ju loo, some say Ogun lo lo
fun and I said its impossible. How can someone
use juju on you for over 13 years. I have 2 kids
with him.
I love my family. I love my husband. I am not saying I am not pretty. It is obvious that I am pretty. But I love him like that. Love is not about being beautiful or being handsome. I might marry the most handsome man in the world and I might not be happy with him. That is one thing people don’t understand about relationships.
I am happy with my husband and that is the only
thing that matters in marriage. When you are happy
and everything is going on well, please what else do
you want? So, I am happy with him and fine with him. I love him just the way he is. People should try and understand that”.

www.naijagists.com/nollywood-actress-mide-funmi-martins-my-husband-afeez-owo-abiodun-is-ugly-but-i-love-him-like-that/

Celebrities › Re: The Inspiring Story Of Timaya: His Struggles And How He Rose To Fame by geesilver(op): 11:03pm On Aug 23, 2015

Moderator oya do the needful

Celebrities › The Inspiring Story Of Timaya: His Struggles And How He Rose To Fame by geesilver(op): 10:52pm On Aug 23, 2015*

From a former plantain seller who once lived with a
woman older than him in Port-Harcourt to the huge
star we know today, this is the story of a great young
man that rose beyond all limitations to become the
man he is today.
His Early Childhood (Timaya The Brazen Child)
Timaya ran away from home at the age of 14. The
stubborn and self opinionated child was the last born in a family of 15 children whose father wanted him to become a banker like he was. But obviously, he had other ideas as he grew up loving entertainment and was not ready to compromise his dream for anything else.
Besides wanting freedom, Timaya also wanted to be
free from his domineering older siblings who wanted to turn him into an errand boy. His quest for freedom was so great that, he himself was recorded saying,‘One day, I left the house but they caught and
returned me after a year of living wild on the streets. I was tied and beaten up severely. I would act like I’m okay and the next thing, I’d run away again. That was my lifestyle until, my mother called my elder sister to say she was tired of me and urged her to take me to live with her in Lagos.’ Sometimes when there was a show in town, he would sneak out to watch the show and when he comes back the next morning, his mother would want to kill him.
His Sojourn In Lagos (The Life Of A Hustler)
After attending Ikeja Grammar school, he began life
as an hustler on the streets. He even dropped out of
the University just so he could return to the streets.
Coming back to Lagos, Timaya joined Eedris
Abdulkareem’s band as a back-up singer and worked
for him for about three years even though he wasn’t
paid a dime.
According to him, He never paid me a dime in the three years I worked for him except for an occasion he gave me N1000 after a show in Kuramo beach.
Everybody that worked with Eedris when I was with him had a dream but he never helped make their dream happen.[/b]From a former plantain seller who once lived with a woman older than him in Port-Harcourt to the huge star we know today, this is the story of a great young man that rose beyond all limitations to become the man he is today.
His Early Childhood (Timaya The Brazen Child)
Timaya ran away from home at the age of 14. The
stubborn and self opinionated child was the last born in a family of 15 children whose father wanted him to become a banker like he was. But obviously, he had other ideas as he grew up loving entertainment and was not ready to compromise his dream for anything else.
Besides wanting freedom, Timaya also wanted to be
free from his domineering older siblings who wanted to turn him into an errand boy. His quest for freedom was so great that, he himself was recorded saying,‘One day, I left the house but they caught and
returned me after a year of living wild on the streets. I was tied and beaten up severely. I would act like I’m okay and the next thing, I’d run away again. That was my lifestyle until, my mother called my elder sister to say she was tired of me and urged her to take me to live with her in Lagos.’ Sometimes when there was a show in town, he would sneak out to watch the show and when he comes back the next morning, his mother would want to kill him.
His Sojourn In Lagos (The Life Of A Hustler)
After attending Ikeja Grammar school, he began life
as an hustler on the streets. He even dropped out of
the University just so he could return to the streets.
Coming back to Lagos, Timaya joined Eedris
Abdulkareem’s band as a back-up singer and worked
for him for about three years even though he wasn’t
paid a dime.
According to him,
He never paid me a dime in the three years I worked for him except for an occasion he gave me
N1000 after a show in Kuramo beach.
Everybody that worked with Eedris when I was
with him had a dream but he never helped make
their dream happen.
Timaya having taken part in a talent audition by Hilda Dokubo and her husband and lost, met K-Solo in his studio in Mafoluku Oshodi and would often take a bike from his sister’s place in Oshodi to his studio every time. They began work on his album, recorded seven raw and uncut demo CD and cut 5000 promo CDs without mixing the songs before giving them out to people for free.
Still Trying To Hit It Big
With a determined mind, he met Danco Music who
offered to buy his master tape for 1 Million after T-
Joe and Obaino has offered him 40 – 45,000.
1 Million naira richer, he went back to Port Harcourt, spent N190, 000 to buy a power bike and rent an apartment. The rest of the money he spent on Okirika wears as he felt his status needed an upgrade.
He revealed he survived on the mangoes he plucked
in the compound after spending the money finish.
Little did he know, his breakthrough was coming.
Success At Last!
His first breakthrough came when he was paid N150,000 to perform for students of Federal Polytechnics Nekede, Owerri and since then Timaya has never looked back. Infact the Egeripapa1 of Bayelsa revealed he has never been broke ever since then.

www.stargist.com/cover/the-inspiring-story-of-timaya-his-struggles-and-how-he-rose-to-fame/[left]

Celebrities › Dating Davido Belittles Me—eniola Badmus by geesilver(op): 5:23pm On Aug 19, 2015

Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus, has reacted to
rumours that she is in a hot romance with Davido,
who she has never hidden her love for.
She claimed the worst of the rumours she has heard
about her is the alleged romance with the younger
celebrity singer. The actress described Davido as her younger brother as well as the YBNL crew, headed by Olamide, a rapper Eniola has not hidden her love for.
"That I'm dating Davido. I mean that was so weird. I
didn't even hear about it on time, it was David that
told me. “We were just laughing about it. Why would you say I'm dating David? Davido is my brother. We are almost together every day if I'm not working. I'm
always in his house, he comes around to my house
too. YBNL, HKN, they are my family," she told Pulse.

www.nigeriafilms.com/news/35233/24/dating-davido-belittles-meeniola-badmus.html

Politics › Re: Nigerians Protest At MTN, Multichoice, And Shoprite Offices' Outlet by geesilver(m): 1:51pm On Apr 21, 2015

efilefun:
This poo had been going on for weeks the whole world had been voicing their opinions and condemning it but MTN cares less thats why they just have the mind to threaten nigerians with numbers of people that will go unemployed mtcheeew... assuming 1000 of their mast had gone down the same day the whole nonsense started over there they would have reacted faster cuz they know the Millions they lose with their mast been down for just one minute. Issuing a threat like they aint benefiting a dime from running their company in nigeria.

Until the government of Nigeria takes it citizens serious nobody or country will ever treat us right. Imagine DSTV going against court orders cuz they know its nigeria where any nonsense can happen and they will go scot-free. they need to try that out in some countries and watch as their license of operation goes down in drain.

Imagine shoprite still silent like its non of their business... If Nigerians should invade their store like foreigners stores are been looted over there their brain self for don open

Guy anytime you are about to enter shoperite, let me know........I need some foodstuffs and electronics kos I can't afford them o.....me no send o......btw, is that not stealing by treaks....nononononono na retaliation joo.

Education › Re: How To Check JAMB 2015 Results by geesilver(m): 8:02pm On Mar 23, 2015

Pls hlp me with my bro. Own o. 55285558DH.

Celebrities › Re: Padge-victoria Winslowe In Court Over Death Of Nigerian Client by geesilver(m): 8:03am On Mar 02, 2015

Women with fake things......all their life na fake.

Education › Re: Hilarious Nicknames Given To Your Teachers When You're In Secondary School... by geesilver(m): 8:13pm On Feb 08, 2015

xreal:
'Fight Lion'
His tribal marks were terrible.

U must have attended Ejigbo senior high school. If am correct are u refering to mr adeshina?........lol.

Politics › Re: Bomb Blast In Azare, Bauchi State by geesilver(m): 2:15pm On Nov 07, 2014

If this news is true my heart goes out to the family of the victims, I remember I once use this same bank ATM during my service year in bauchi. I can't imagine the number of people making use of this machine on a daily basis. Even though I did not serve in that town, I can recall that I have to travel an hour from jalam to azare to cash my allawee since potiskum closer to my PPA is a no go area, sometimes the queue goes as far as 500 plus.
May God forgive the people committing this atrocities.

Islam › Re: The Quran Testifies: David And Elizabeth Worshiped Jesus As God! by geesilver(m): 12:04pm On Oct 12, 2014

Emusan:
You think by avoiding your post I ran away or I was defeated, if you can spent your whole day on NLand I can't because many things need to be done.

Secondly, since you've joined Nland I thought your power of comprehension suppose to have increased BUT IT SHAMEFUL that it doesn't.

After I took my time to tell you the reason why KJV MIGHT have used the WORD BEGOTTEN you can still post it again that THE WORD BEGOTTEN wasn't appeared in the manuscript quoting Greek language as if you can point it out or interpret it.

Did I claim that BEGOTTEN appeared in the manuscript?

For the last time, the word that appeared in the original manuscript that KJV rendered as "Only begotten son" is MONOGENES which have many meaning i.e sole descent, ONE OF HIS KIND, UNIQUE e.t.c and I said KJV version might use BEGOTTEN as an emphasis of ONE OF HIS KIND (I hope you do know the meaning of ONE OF HIS KIND?) WHILE the Version like RSV goes for just ONLY and another 50eminent scholars of NIV can also accuse RSV as not proper rendering of the word MONOGENES because NIV chooses better meaning "ONE AND ONLY SON"

Finally this particular thing also happened in QURAN but because you've been brainwashed you won't see it in Qur'an but only Bible..

In fact the BOLDED of your statement is so ludicrous because if CONSIDERING A RELIGION as a way that makes people practice a religion THEN THERE'S NO WAY WE CAN KNOW THE TRUE RELIGION because anybody can compose a book and claim it's from God.

The different between you and I is that The True God of the universe who created Adam, spoke to all the Prophets and sent His Only Son for remission of sin has revealed Himself to me WHEREAS YOU DON'T HAVE ACCESS TO ALLAH and if you read OT you'll see the God who spoke to All Prophet always reveals Himself to people.

The questions you need to ask yourself are;
*Why Muslims don't have personal encounter with Allah?
*Does it mean that after Muhammad and Qur'an God ceased to reveal WHEREAS Jesus says in John 14:23 That He and His Father will reveal themselves to whosoever love Him?
*Both the OT and NEW Testament have verse(s) where God reveals Himself to Prophets and their servants but Qur'an is exceptional, Why? because Nowhere in the Quran or Hadith that record any Muhammad's companions to receive revelation from Allah for over 20years of Muhammad prophet hood.
*If Allah didn't reveal himself to Muhammad through Jibril as Muhammad claimed, how will Muhammad know that Allah exists?

You might have heard many TESTIMONY of Christian having personal encounter with God and discard it BUT IT'S TRUE because God has revealed Himself to me too.

Shalom!

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Islam › 5 Muslim Inventions That Changed The World by geesilver(op): 6:26pm On Oct 11, 2014*

Coffee
About 1,600,000,000 cups of coffee are consumed
every day around the world. Billions of people rely on
it as part of their daily routines. And yet, very few
people are aware of the Muslim origins of this
ubiquitous drink.
According to the historical record, in the 1400s coffee
became a very popular drink among Muslims in
Yemen, in the southern Arabian Peninsula. Legend
goes that a shepherd (some say in Yemen, some say
in Ethiopia) noticed that his goats became very
energetic and jumpy when they ate beans from a
particular tree. He had the courage to try them
himself, noticing they gave him an energy boost.
Over time, the tradition of roasting the beans and
immersing them in water to create a sour yet
powerful drink developed, and thus, coffee was born.
Regardless of whether or not the story of the
shepherd ever really happened, coffee found its way
from the highlands of Yemen to the rest of the
Ottoman Empire, the premier Muslim empire of the
15th century. Coffeehouses specializing in the new
drink began to spring up in all the major cities of the
Muslim world: Cairo, Istanbul, Damascus, Baghdad.
From the Muslim world, the drink found its way into
Europe through the great merchant city of Venice.
Although it was at first denounced as the “Muslim
drink” by Catholic authorities, coffee became a part
of European culture. The coffeehouses of the 1600s
was where philosophers met and discussed issues
such as the rights of man, the role of government,
and democracy. These discussions over coffee
spawned what became the Enlightenment, one of the
most powerful intellectual movements of the modern
world.
From a Yemeni/Ethiopian shepherd to shaping
European political thought to over 1 billion cups per
day, this Muslim innovation is one of the most
important inventions of human history.
Algebra
While many secondary school students struggling
through math classes may not particularly appreciate
the importance of algebra, it is one of the most
important contributions of the Muslim Golden Age to
the modern world. It was developed by the great
scientist and mathematician, Muhammad ibn Musa
al-Khawarizmi, who lived from 780 to 850 in Persia
and Iraq.
In his monumental book, Al-Kitāb al-mukhtaar fī isāb
al-jabr wa-l-muqābala (English: The Compendious
Book on Calculation by Completion and Balancing),
he set forth the basic principles of algebraic
equations. The name of the book itself contains the
word “al-jabr”, meaning “completion”, from which
the Latin word algebra is derived. In the book, al-
Khawarizmi explains how to use algebraic equations
with unknown variables to solve real-world problems
such as zakat calculation and inheritance division. A
unique aspect of his reasoning for developing
algebra is the desire to make calculations mandated
by Islamic law easier to complete in a world without
calculators and computers.
Al-Khawarizimi’s books were translated into Latin in
Europe in the 1000s and 1100s, where he was known
as Algoritmi (the word algorithm is based on his
name and his mathematical works). Without his work
in developing algebra, modern practical applications
of math, such as engineering, would not be possible.
His works were used as math textbooks in European
universities for hundreds of years after his death.
Degree-Granting Universities
Speaking of universities, that is also an invention
made possible by the Muslim world. Early on in
Islamic history, mosques doubled as schools. The
same people who led prayers would teach groups of
students about Islamic sciences such as Quran, fiqh
(jurisprudence), and hadith. As the Muslim world
grew however, there needed to be formal
institutions, known as madrasas, dedicated to the
education of students.
The first formal madrasa was al-Karaouine, founded
in 859 by Fatima al-Fihri in Fes, Morocco. Her school
attracted some of the leading scholars of North
Africa, as well as the land’s brightest students. At al-
Karaouine, students were taught by teachers for a
number of years in a variety of subjects ranging from
secular to religious sciences. At the end of the
program, if the teachers deemed their students
qualified, they would grant them a certificate known
as an ijaza, which recognizes that the student
understood the material and is now qualified to teach
it.
These first degree-granting educational institutes
quickly spread throughout the Muslim world. Al-
Azhar University was founded in Cairo in 970, and in
the 1000s, the Seljuks established dozens of
madrasas throughout the Middle East. The concept of
institutes that grant certificates of completion
(degrees) spread into Europe through Muslim Spain,
where European students would travel to study. The
Universities of Bologna in Italy and Oxford in England
were founded in the 11th and 12th centuries and
continued the Muslim tradition of granting degrees
to students who deserved them, and using it as a
judge of a person’s qualifications in a particular
subject.
Military Marching Bands
Many students who attended high schools and
universities in the Western world are familiar with
the marching band. Made up of a group of a few
hundred musicians, a band marches onto a field
during a sporting event to entertain the audience and
cheer on the players. These school marching bands
developed from the use of marching military bands
during the Gunpowder Age in Europe that were
designed to encourage soldiers during battle. This
tradition has its origins in the Ottoman mehter bands
of the 1300s that helped make the Ottoman army one
of the most powerful in the world.
As part of the elite Janissary corps of the Ottoman
Empire, the mehter band’s purpose was to play loud
music that would frighten enemies and encourage
allies. Using enormous drums and clashing cymbals,
the sounds created by a mehter band could stretch
for miles. During the Ottoman conquest of the
Balkans throughout the 14th -16th centuries, mehter
bands accompanied the fearsome Ottoman armies,
who seemed almost invincible even in the face of
huge European alliances.
Eventually, Christian Europe also caught on to the use
of military bands to frighten enemies. Legend has it
that after the Ottoman siege of Vienna in 1683, the
retreating Ottoman army left behind dozens of
musical instruments, which the Austrians collected,
studied, and put to their own use. Armies all over
Europe soon began implementing marching military
bands, revolutionizing the way war was fought in
Europe for centuries.
leadership.ng/features/386574/5-muslim-inventions-changed-world

Culture › Re: Best Thing A Friend Has Ever Done For You. by geesilver(m): 7:11am On Oct 01, 2014

Samiceman: Back in sch, arrived at a test hall late,with about 20mins to go...I was allowed in after begging for almost 10mins, I sat in the hall demoralised, didn't even know where to start from....then this guy (ibrews) outta no where passed me a half filled answer sheet. He saved me from carrying over that course...

In other news, happy independence day Nigeria and FTC

That's not a favour its a cheat, I guess u need to return ur certificate back.

Politics › Re: Obanikoro: Fashola’s Official Car Costs More Than Oduah’s Bulletproof Cars by geesilver(m): 8:00pm On Jan 03, 2014

oluwashaddow: wahala dey dis country oooo, why dem go put person wey burn a whole local government secretariat, to cover up his fraud for ITF, dem cum even use am do chairman, now I knw why am yet to receive my IT fund after 3years

ℓ̊ supported ƴƠƲ even ♍ε̲̣̣̣̥. 4 †̥н̲̣̣̣̥ε. Past 4 years. Nvr receive my IT fund, this idiot D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ 1 corner D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ talk abt another prsn's loot.

Phones › Re: Nigerian Twitter Users (Tweeps) Thread - Let's Follow Each Other by geesilver(m): 9:45am On Jan 01, 2014

Geesilver

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sends Hellfire Missiles To Iraq (Pictures) by geesilver(m): 7:28pm On Dec 30, 2013

chino11: US should send this "Hellfire" to northern Nigeria to wipe them all out including their leaders and their supporters from the other part of the country..

what if the missile mistakenly land 4 U̶̲̥̅̊я backyard and ƴƠƲ are busy sleeping that time. That means ƴƠƲ are A̶̲̥̅ gonner, ƴƠƲ forget there are many innocent living there, may God 4give ƴƠƲ.

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sends Hellfire Missiles To Iraq (Pictures) by geesilver(m): 7:25pm On Dec 30, 2013

chino11: US should send this "Hellfire" to northern Nigeria to wipe them all out including their leaders and their supporters from the other part of the country..

what if the missile mistakenly land 4, God don punish ƴƠƲ bε dat

Christianity Etc › Re: Preacher Attempts To Walk On Water And Drowns. by geesilver(m): 12:42pm On Dec 27, 2013

manmustwac: Jesus didn't even walk on water. He actually walked on strategically placed stones in the ocean

guy na wa for ƴƠƲ o na ƴƠƲ put †̥н̲̣̣̣̥ε stone there lol

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Sports › Re: Iheanacho's Manchester City Move Collapses, FC Porto His Likely Destination? by geesilver(m): 8:41am On Dec 26, 2013

ayusco85: Did u passed ur O-level English at all? Read ur post again

we should ask ƴƠƲ that question, can't ƴƠƲ c urself. Mumu

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Jokes Etc › Re: Letter To Harmattan by geesilver(m): 2:21pm On Dec 22, 2013

Christianity Etc › Re: Okotie Buys N120m Rolls Royce To Mark Pastoral Anniversary by geesilver(m): 12:41pm On Dec 22, 2013

kokoA: As he dey change wives, na so he dey change cars.. Dey guy like change well well.

. He. Get swagg

Christianity Etc › Re: Okotie Buys N120m Rolls Royce To Mark Pastoral Anniversary by geesilver(m): 12:40pm On Dec 22, 2013

Magic Bishop: This guy just they rob God's people

na those mutula him D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ rob, him bε guy man.

Christianity Etc › Re: Okotie Buys N120m Rolls Royce To Mark Pastoral Anniversary by geesilver(m): 12:39pm On Dec 22, 2013

Obasgilbert: As if he wan shoot Hip-Hop Video..maybe featuring a rick ross

N̶̲̥̅̊O b small thing o

Romance › Re: A Nairalander Who Got His First Kiss Yesterday Night!! by geesilver(m): 12:34pm On Dec 22, 2013

SELENAqueensy: Ok, So how old are u?

16 years

Celebrities › Re: Funke Akindele & Students Of Her Drama School (Pictures) by geesilver(m): 10:29pm On Dec 20, 2013

pickabeau1: did she forget her underwear or is she just sagging

ℓ̊ guess its too much use

Celebrities › Re: Funke Akindele & Students Of Her Drama School (Pictures) by geesilver(m): 10:28pm On Dec 20, 2013

Swashi007: Hmmmmm
See where dah boy
Head dey 4 d first pishure

smart guy

TV/Movies › Re: Do You Avoid Sex Scenes When Watching TV Or Movie? by geesilver(m): 3:27pm On Dec 20, 2013

Ruq: WTF are you under 15 or what ? or are you a decamped deeperlifer. Most of these scenes are simulated not like you're watching a pornno. I think you're scared of having an Erectio.n in front of your parents.

.....gbammm......lobatan

Politics › Re: Okonjo-Iweala To Reps - When You Invite Ministers, Treat Them With Respect! by geesilver(m): 3:25pm On Dec 20, 2013

koboko69: Honourable minister...learn to respect yourself 1st. You could have written a letter or communicated in some other way about ur health for the meeting to be rescheduled if u knew u were indisposed. Making such statements to the committee is totally uncalled for..cos you are indirectly telling that if not that they are Reps...they can GO AND DIE! Or do u have a choice not to respect members of the house? If you are sick go and treat your self 1st so tmr u wouldn't come and tell u were sick when u were giving figures or answering questions....if u can't do that well GO AND DIE!

Its more like your 'oga' asking you to appear before him...on getting there ur utterances are like. Oga, I'm not feeling too well...but cos I respect u that's why came. That is totally uncalled for. WTF is that? I'm 100% sure u will be walked out of that office.

so she Ȋ̝̊̅§ to blame for her health statue, Ȋ̝̊̅§ she A̶̲̥̅ machine, even if she Ȋ̝̊̅§ she need rest. Am sure if she had request for more days before appearing b4 reps ƴƠƲ will b the 1st 2 say she lack respect, now 4 her honouring the invitation does mak her A̶̲̥̅ fool. ℓ̊ think there Ȋ̝̊̅§ nothing wrong in her requesting to answer it there.

Celebrities › Re: Pictures From Mercy Aigbe's Wedding At Ikoyi registry by geesilver(m): 3:11pm On Dec 20, 2013

tyson99: Her ancestor

lol

Celebrities › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Opens Sex Shop by geesilver(m): 9:10am On Dec 20, 2013

Business › Re: CAC Liquidates 30 Wonder Banks, As Depositors May Lose N106bn by geesilver(m): 6:43pm On Dec 18, 2013

Politics › Re: Zuriel Oduwole Wants To Be US President by geesilver(m): 6:27pm On Dec 18, 2013

Tolexander: na those men who be 'oloko ko mo bus. stop'(men wey dem d1ck no sabi bus stop).

ha...........Н̣̣̣̝̇̇̇м̤̣̲̣̥̈̇м̣̣̥̇̊м̤̣̲̣̥̈̇ṁ̭̥̈̅̄м̤̣̲̣̥̈̇м̣̣̥̇̊м̤̣̲̣̥̈̇м̣̣̇

Politics › Re: Zuriel Oduwole Wants To Be US President by geesilver(m): 5:57pm On Dec 18, 2013

G̶̲̥̅Ơ̴̴̴̴͡.̮Ơ̴̴̴͡D̶̲̥̅ 1 girl kip it up

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