₦airaland Forum

Thegamingorca:

So what say u? Should i take d next plane to hattfield/hatpool so we can take dis to another level ?


Yours in anticipation, silk

Piiko:
she is guilty

samzzycash:
Desolate

Amberon11:
Its really absurd I must say.

Amberon11:
These perverts will spew thrash from their anus in order to justify their wayward lifestyle.

All stats on population around the globe show that men far outnumber women. But they keep basking in their delusion of grandeur.

PDPGuy:
I was shocked when people could actually fill their tanks, by themselves, at gas stations in this country. I was used to the system in Naija where the
attendant puts the gas in your car.

sukkot:
hehe you should see how i laugh my ass off with the serious responses i get. like some people get really emotional

sukkot:
yeezys is not racist. its a shoe brand

Piiko:
Lool you know I am having a convo with a chic on my whatsapp now and I can swear it's inching towards that please give me money story in her words I am going through a lot, so I will just gently go to bed and end the convo, I have some weird taste in luxury she noticed and thinks I am loaded abeg goodnight

Piiko:
as if you understand the big grammar, reminds me of someone on that thread

DarkRebel69:
Why, you must be among those 50 emotionally unintelligent Nigerians that I made mention of in my post. This has hardly anything to do with acceptance of one's own body as you preach and more to do with proper conversational etiquettes.

Yinka Ayefele has long come to terms with his paraplegic condition, and from the little I have seen of him in his music videos I should think he feels fairly comfortable in his skin despite his fate as a cripple. Does it make any sense then if you happen upon Yinka Ayefele at some random event and the first thing you do is to cast a remark on the condition of his legs because you expect him to have accepted his body? You would agree that would indeed be a gauche and uncivilized thing to do.

It is also rather narrow-minded and unprogressively chauvinistic of you to trivialize and whittle this down to a mere gender idiosyncrasy. The issue of self-image and self-perception has an all-emcompassing ontological reach and cuts across both genders.

chic2pimp:
Ahhh Little Wonder your Ikebe super dey shake up and down with only a little wiggle of your waist.

Deicide:
Lol just because i said 70 to 30%, yeah i know i exaggerated a bit but common

Deicide:
The information on this site is not accurate

Deicide:
Its natural knowledge Taking Nigeria as example

Deicide:
It doesn't matter