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okay good for her.... |
Rosskii:okay post more evidence ![]() and how big n wide is the complex ![]() |
hubcruz:can it fly for 5m? |
Godswill8976: I tot I saw leather interior |
this can can only happen in IPOB land ![]() a land flowing with milk n honey ![]()
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can someone please tell me the real color of the lady's teeth? I see white, yellow n cockroach brown anyway no wonder banks dada don dey straight coz he's like
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swiz123:Lool ![]() lifeofairforce1 or airfalse1 ![]() |
maybe! maybe obj seem to support him now #Atikulate2019 |
okay somebody please tell me the meaning of smoking I dont seem to understand from this thread |
abegii na only God dey protect jae but I so miss those local food efo riro with shaki n roundabout |
IPOB handiwork but we wee not take this ![]() |
so that means the ones we call recruit and cadet only works for free |
ImaIma1:so ![]() |
enabledgoddess:Lol is that a pole? correct yourself lady... |
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OfficialAwol:you know she wasn't talking to you right?
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Mattizzy:unfortunately seun and mynd44 are not doing enough to help Like my own resolution always is I can never buy or do business with anyone on NL even if it's to buy for any pal at home |
elshanAutos:550k? would come pick up tomorrow |
no body wana welcome a walking ghost skipping should better go perform in hell
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Lord please let the guy not be marvin906
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Thursday pulled out of a highly anticipated summit meeting with Kim Jong-un, accusing the North Koreans of bad faith and lamenting that “this missed opportunity is a truly sad moment in history.” The president made his announcement in a remarkably personal, at times mournful-sounding letter to Mr. Kim, North Korea’s leader, in which he cited the North’s “tremendous anger and open hostility” in recent public statements as the specific reason for canceling the meeting. Mr. Trump said later that the meeting, which had been scheduled for June 12 in Singapore, could still happen, and North Korea issued a strikingly conciliatory response, saying it hoped Mr. Trump would reconsider. The president emphasized that conciliatory tone with a tweet early Friday, saying “the warm and productive statement from North Korea” could lead “hopefully to long and enduring prosperity and peace.” But Mr. Trump also renewed talk of military action against the North and vowed to keep pressing economic sanctions, guaranteeing that for now, at least, his unlikely courtship of Mr. Kim will give way to a more familiar cycle of threats and tension. The mixed messages were in keeping with a diplomatic gambit that had an air of unreality from the start, when, in early March, Mr. Trump spontaneously accepted Mr. Kim’s invitation to meet — an acceptance that North Korea did not even publicly acknowledge for several days. As the date for the meeting drew closer, American and North Korean officials staked out deeply divergent positions on how quickly the North should surrender its nuclear arsenal. North Korean officials failed to show up for a planning meeting last week in Singapore, snubbing a White House advance team led by the deputy chief of staff, Joe Hagin. “The unilateral cancellation of the summit was unexpected and very regrettable,” said Kim Kye-gwan, a vice foreign minister of North Korea. But he said the North remained “willing to sit down with the United States any time, in any format, to resolve the problems.” Later Thursday in Washington, Kang Kyung-wha, the South Korean foreign minister, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spoke via telephone and agreed to continue working toward creating the right conditions for the United States and North Korea to talk, South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement. The statement said that Mr. Pompeo had stressed a willingness to continue dialogue with North Korea. Hours before Mr. Trump’s announcement, North Korea had blown up an underground nuclear testing site before foreign journalists gathered to witness the demolition. It was the latest in a series of gestures by the North meant to smooth the way for a summit meeting. lalasticlala mynd44 seun source=> https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/24/world/asia/north-korea-trump-summit. |
marvin906:haha nawa o oga where you dey see innocent boy pic na ![]() |
sorry kid just two well to buy that soilder atleast a crate of beer or some yards of clothes he'd saved your ass from untimely and early death hallelujah you'd been saved |
marvin906:lol where re u getting this Guy's picture from now? i suspect you o |
marvin906:Lol idiot ![]() |
EdDave:I'm still waiting for when it will be banned o yim ![]() |
oh wow so he finally bends to pressure wount be surprised if Russia follows suit if after a while notice NK's economy is booming than theirs |
Nwaohafia1:so fr ur mind now apron could have prevented this? use your head ![]() |
OboOlora:upload a real picture of yourself and stop stealing other pipu's picture na ![]() |
Thegeneralqueen:what's this one saying how would he loose a better wife coz he refuse to give head. olosho is what we call those typa ladies |
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but is it not negotiable 




how would he loose a better wife coz he refuse to give head. olosho is what we call those typa ladies