XhosaNostra: Lol @ that guy. I'm starting to suspect it was something along those lines. It was just very weird.
I've heard similar things about snakes & restricted areas. Only God knows what the truth is..
I dare not utter his name na! I hear if you continually criticise people like him there's a fat chance of you disappearing.We're not longer safe in this world
And that's the church my mother goes,but what I like is that she doesn't force it on the rest of us.I used to go there for the tasty fat cakes they baked there.
XhosaNostra: Because any form of birth control is against the church's beliefs/laws. They have very strict rules. My mom was such a believer, but I was surprised when I got a prophesy saying I should move to Moria, she vehemently disagreed & never allowed me to go. Apparently I have spiritual gifts, which only the people in Moria could hone or help me with. I still wonder why I needed to go there for me to make use of my own gifts. Recently there was a discovery, I don't know if you heard about it, but some bodies were found & it renewed those long-standing suspicions about the church, involving human sacrifice. I don't know what became of the investigation though. It didn't happen in Moria but on one of their many branches, I believe Mabopane.
It's a very strange church.Some people have had to quit their well-paying professions because the church wanted them to detach from the "evil" material world and commit to working Jesus full time.Shìt is like a prison.
They probably wanted to give your gifts to that guy by some nefarious means,and mothers having strong instincts I guess your mom sensed something sinister.I never heard of bodies.People have been saying similar things about IPC,APPARENTLY,there are places that are off limits in that church and there were also talks of giant snakes in some rooms.
XhosaNostra: LMAO. I told you before that I grew up in that church. I was a dedicated member until i was 15 because of my mom If she was still here, I'd have had 100 babies with my khaki-wearing husband by now She was such a fan
chukxie: Your country's minister had the right to say what he felt was right for his country at this unprecedented time in history. It's pointless arguing back and forth here. There are good and bad people in every country. And there are a lot of good Nigerians, mate. The bad ones amongst us are few and far between. So it's sad the bad ones have made innocent hardworking Nigerians to appear like potential criminals wherever we go.
It's all done and dusted bro.
I mindfuck people here and not every banter is to be taken to heart.
XhosaNostra: LMAO. I like that, it's cute Your type is very dangerous though because they seem like one way but are, in fact, something else behind the quiet demeanor
Is it? I never knew .Have you dated one in particular that showed you flames behind closed doors?
XhosaNostra: Chai! See charm! You should be able to rise above it
Anyway, yes. For instance, I tend to avoid someone I like. Yanno, don't wanna seem like a stalker or like I'm advertising myself lol. In the instance where I have no other option but talk to them, I make sure the encounter is very brief & very normal so as not to give away anything. I can be very secretive, most cases they will never know
There's no graduating passed that magnetic field.
For me is the eye contact.If I can't look her straight in the eyes it mean there are wild thangz I want to tell her but scared to say them because I don't know what her reaction will be like.
XhosaNostra: LMFAO. That's a new one, being "overwhelmed". Sounds more mouse than a man, I'm underwhelmed Tswi, tswi, tswi
Even gigantic creatures on the planet will be dumbfounded in the presence of pretty woman,King Kong? rings a bell? being overwhelmed by no means suggests that one is half a man
Jokes aside,do women also act funny in front a man they are attracted to?
Franzinni: well ...as it is I don't have the wherewithal to offend you but here we are with you all rowed up about my observations of south Africans ... That seem to be you talking from both sides of your mouth bruh... I said it once and I will say it again bruv you southies have bloated egos... You are a prime example .. I have used you to prove my point ... You just can't resist the urge to massage you miniscule ego by replying me each time ... Like I said to you I am full blooded Nigerian but I don't have my head In the sands about the ills of Nigerians home and abroad ... And I also know you souties conduct themselves too ..
My microscope is sound bruv .. At least it has magnified you as a case study ...and I am sure it will take every fibre of your being to restrain your self from replying me in a futile bid to sound absolutely intellectual on the matter .. Further massaging your ego and making yourself feel good . like it or not your minister spoke like unpolished, unrefined gentleman ... There are better ways to tell people off and still make them understand you sympathize with them not just open your mouth and let shit fall out ...
This guy is angry lol
Let me moonwalk out of this thread before he blames me for his forthcoming heart complications.
XhosaNostra: It could be because of the kids lol. They also spent 10 years together as husband & wife, maybe she doesn't wanna go through the process of changing everything.
I forgot what the show was called, but I watched it for a hot minute because I was amazed by his transformation, plus it had been a while since I last saw him until that chance encounter.
Understandable.
Everybody having a reality show these days.I think you and I should approach MTV or BET and see if they can't save a time slot for our own show.We just have to pretend we're married.
Franzinni: to answer that question ... YOU! ... You have the problem so deal with it how ever tickles your fancy ... I makes no difference to me .. I am in Nigeria and care less about what is happening over there in south Africa ... I only said what my observations were and my opinion is well grounded in facts ..so if the "vitriol" I spat offended you ... Hard luck buddy! Nigerians are arrogant innit?!
And my problem is?...
Dude! you went out of your own way to give lessons on international diplomacy because you thought the way the minister conveyed his message was so egotistical and it's a reflection of black South Africans in general.For somebody who claims to not care you seem to have dissected & scrutinised our mannerisms.Just unfortunate you were using a faulty microscope.
Don't beat your own drum yet,you don't have the wherewithal to offend me.
Franzinni: ahh xenophobia my guy ... You know deep down what I say is fact
I once saw a video where a young girl picked up a big stone and broke a black mans head and his brain came out ... And his only crime was being none south African ...to my knowledge ... There has yet to be a southie killed in Nigeria for any reason related to his or her nationality ... Don't get me wrong guy, Nigerians are doing horrible things abroad ... Drugs .. Murder ... Prostitution ... Racketeering.. And don't lie .. Deep inside you ... You already have preconceptions about all Nigerians ... And you are right to do so until proven otherwise.. I think I am entitled to the same.
Ohh I knew this meaningless discourse wasn't gonna end without the xenophobia card being pulled.It used to work on easily gult-tripped South Africans but not anymore.
Alright,I hate watching graphic materials but do you mind if I see the video of this incident or should I be careful what I wish for? .South Africans that live in Nigeria don't get involved in illicit deals like Nigerians do in South Africa.And stop fooling around sir! you know very well that Nigerians are not being killed for their nationality but for evil things they do in South Africa.
You damn right with the bolded,anyone with more than two brain cells and doesn't live under a rock knows that to let your gut down around a Nigerian is a deadly chess move.You people should blame yourselves if you feel unwanted.You proved yourself over and over again that you don't wanna coexist with peaceful people.
XhosaNostra: Lol! Well, he's a Grammy-nominated producer now for his work with the Soweto gospel choir, so maybe that's his true calling- music production. He's divorced from Melanie.
Kabelo had a show on BET last I saw him, that was a couple of years ago though. He was a fitness guru then, but I know he's in a good place & is married to that hot actress...can't remember her name now.
Tokollo is the only one still shrouded in mystery, but I hope he's okay.
Recent pics of Bougaluv
He got old .There were talks of divorce circulating but I saw Melanie on tv three days ago and she still bears he ex-husband's second name,I wonder why.
XhosaNostra: Yeah. I wonder why the group broke up. What is he up to nowadays? Zwaai seems to be doing okay with business ventures. Last I heard of Tokollo was on Shwashwi, he wasn't doing so great. Had a drinking problem amongst other things.
Generally groups don't last.I would be lying,haven't seen or heard from him for 10 years straight.Good for Zwaai considering he didn't contribute even a line in some of the songs they made together lol,is he still married to that hottie called Melanie? .Damn hope he pulls through,he was the brains of that group.
You still remember this one? My 2nd favourite from Brown Dash after Voom Voom. When Kabelo was still fat, here looking like the Oros man in those orange overalls
Franzinni: I think you really are wallowing in self deceit.. You are not doing fine at all ... I know it will take a lot for you to realize you need help. May God grant you the wisdom to realize and the strength to follow through ... Shalom
Let me see...you came into a thread and spewed unwarranted vitriol on South Africans on topic that had nothing to do with your country...so who's got bigger problems?
Franzinni: haha I will remain steadfast in my position ... Southies have bloated egos .. They feel superior to all other black nations and by all accounts the reality is not so ... There is a particular tribe in Nigeria that behaves in a similar or better still worse fashion and those are the same people that travel all around the world doing all sorts of crime and giving Nigeria a bad name ... I am not saying all Nigerians abroad are bad ... But is easy to come to the conclusion for many by the acts of a few ... Same applies to my view on south African blacks and I have yet to be proven wrong.
You're more than welcome to maintain your stance even though you can't back it up with facts.What behaviour do we project that suggests we think we're superior to all blacks? I always see Nigerians on this site referring to black South Africans as primitive lol,so if there's anybody you need to correct is you.
Franzinni: well my comment is really not about what he said now ... It about how they generally feel they are better that the rest of Africa ... Inflated ego... Hot air..
But to answer your question ... It would be more polite to just say sorry we won't be allowing people from high risk zones in due to the present situation ... Understandable ...
@the bolded,maybe you're being haunted by the dark cloud of your low self-esteem.If the next man's sense of patriotism makes you feel little then you are the one with a problem sir!
That minister is a brain-dead slouch anyway and we don't take him seriously down here so not need for you to lose sleep over what he said.
Franzinni: Black south Africa have bloated egos... And if not for the fact that they bask in the shadow of their white oppressors ... They ain't shit ...
Well that was abit harsh but I feel bad whenever they talk out their asses ... What do you expect ?
They keep talking shit!
Hmm seems like someone is going through the most.May whatever's troubling you pass soon.
Frankcallys: If that's how you see it, then I guess you have not met real Nigerians in South Africa. And I mean doctors, engineers, architects, nurses, genuine business men/women and students. You are still meeting and dealing with street guys. Sorry about that
I have met some.I even play pool at Ballbreakers with Nigerians on weekends,though I usually avoid asking people what they do for a living (cause it matters not to me anyway) I can still tell a good guy from an arrogant,self-absorbed SOB and if we get real with ratios and probabilities,the average Nigerian you meet in SA is likely to fit the aforementioned criteria.
The good engineering & doctors you talk about are usually the ones to warn us of certain tribes from Nigeria which I won't dare mention for the sake of courtesy.Did these stereotypes about Nigerians fall from the sky? I think not
TayserMahrii: Halla at kazi. He needs to polish your shoes each morning
I want him as my footrest too .And I want him to hold an umbrella for me like a good obedient slave should when I come to oversee the plantation in Tanzania...or else he gon' get a whip.