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One does not swallow another person's sputum because of shame.

@Hotstepper:

Efani:
wut da hell?!!

I beg your pardon, my friend. I was only replying to Lady Hotstepper's query!

You are delightful, my Pretty!

No, I didn't trick you! It was a genuine question - the names do sound Ghanaian!

_{But I think I read somewhere on a thread where you were 'also from Sikaman'!}

It's alright, my Petal.




_{*But kings don't like being mocked!*}

Yes. . .love. . . .

Such a reckless, yet essential emotion. . . .

Hotstepper:
aite, mais vraiment, pourquoi vous me dites suis dangerious

Parce-que Je connais les femmes. . .elles sont toujours incalulable et dangereux. Mais elles sont excitants et gentils aussi. Quel contradiction!

Now you mock me, my sweet Dove.

Hmmm. . . Lovely. . .

Birds of like feather flock together, you know.

Two cannot walk together, except they agree.

Yes. . .

powerful and dangerous!!

Do not worry, my fair Lady.

In a little while the tides of time will change. . . .

Princess, how do you think you can change someone who others before you have tried, and failed, to change?

It could turn out to be an extremely risky proposition, you know. . . .

I fail to understand you, lady Hotstepper. . .

On the one hand you are quick to understand that I'm not serious. . .

On the other hand you insist on (intentionally?) misreading my posts. . .

Tell me, what do I call you?

The woman that is like the sea - unpredictable, exciting and dangerous. . . ?

Oh, my heart!

How it beats. . . !

You make me glad, Princess!

_{*you know, we could publish this as a book or something - "The Gentleman and the Lady would be a good title!*}

Glad you like it.

. . .

Here, lovely. . . .

You read meanings into my words, dear Hotstepper.

I never said anything about seeing your Dad, did I?

You wanted me to explain how I thought you could be a doctor, and I just did!

You do not understand?

OK. Tell me, what short-sighted person would see you and not want to see farther?

Isn't that a cure for myopia?

I hope you've been having a nice day.

As for me. . . I have 'heard' your voice. My day is made!

Oh, baby. . . why did you leave me?

So, what's the difference between an unbeliever and someone that doesn't believe in God?

Hmm. . .never heard it quite like this. . . .

@Zahymaka:

_{You're not online @msn!}

@Zahymaka:

Have you heard of the Ebola virus? It's even more scary than HIV.

No.

@LoverBwoy:

He/she wants to send money to a sister at Lagos for the passport, not procure a passport for him(her?)self.

@shashxxl:

I know that the official price is (was?) N5,500. However, you are more likely to get it at this price in Northern parts of the country, where the demand for passports is relatively low.

In Abuja, you'll probably get it for about N7,000 to N8,000. In Lagos, it could be up to N15,000 (N20,000?).

I hope you find that helpful.

See you tomorrow guys. I've got to turn in now, got stuff to do.

Zahymaka, I find this really interesting. May we continue this discussion later?

Rhodalyn:
U sure will My King how bout another bouquet of roses??

Rho'!



You are fun to be with. May I be so bold as to request the pleasure of your company tomorrow as well?