XhosaNostra: Why is that part a joke to you? Is Afrikaans not a South African language? Because it is no longer pure Dutch, it's heavily mixed with other South African languages. Many people make this mistake of associating Afrikaans with Apartheid as if there were no Afrikaans-speaking freedom fighters & political activists who died for this country. On those grounds alone, their language deserves to be part of the South African anthem because whether we like it or not, Afrikaans is part of South African culture & without South Africa there would be no Afrikaans. Where would township slangs be without Afrikaans words like "Ek sê, voetsek etc"? Similary, what would Afrikaans people use in place of "Babelaas, Eish etc"? These cultures intertwined & influenced each other over the centuries. Some of you are just lastig qha, niyas'pita.
I saw that part and I was just too despondent to explain.Anyway,thank you for putting things into perspective.
Acadavah: And I just realised you are deluded. Tanzania national flag(1) is being used since June 1964 while the South Africa flag at the time was this pic (2). The current south Africa flag(3) started being used in 1994
No, I didn't get the chance, my sister was also very strict lol. The only time I got to "live" was when I went back home for the June & December holidays Those were the only instances I had some seks & some dranks In the Eastern Cape, June & December are boozy months-initiation season. Things get a little wild because the grown ups are busy, attending so-&-so initiation. We're left home alone & one thing leads to another.
[quote author=Mzal3ndo post=87673697][/quote]How did your insignificant country end Apartheid? offering support and putting an abrupt end to something are two different things.
Kazikazi: You don't own anything. We are the owners.I can't understand you guys,how can you get freedom on 94,and you go ahead and use somebody's antherm which was used since 1961? Why didn't u use something else which u have like kwaito? Yes,you could have chosen one of those kwaito songs and make a national antherm! Do u know how your kwaito antherm could have sounded like? Pu pu pu pu pu pu pu. Africa. Pu pu pu pu pu africa
I just realised it's not only the national anthem you stole.Did you also try to steal SA colours to design that handkerchief you call a flag?
She goes to ZCC? You should go for the prophecies, they're always 100% accurate & free
I remember one time there was a night service & I didn't wanna go, but my mom forced me to go. Jace, as soon as I entered the church yard, a prophet came to me & we knelt as he told me the "tea". He told me that I didn't wanna come to church that night, the reason was this & that. All true, btw. One thing about their prophets though, if you're not used to them, you might get scared. Some roar like lions or make snorting noises. One time went to church with my cousin. He was still a little boy then, about 6. When he heard them he got scared & started crying He never went to church with us again lol.
No I'm not
No,she goes to IPC and we also use to go when we were little.
Wow that's interesting.so what was the actual reason you quit the church?
Mzal3ndo: . Okay, you got me on this one. When it comes to national songs there, people sing based on the Catholic church singing style which to be honest isn't that good. As with all songs, when you get a good voice behind it, it can make you cry.
I no understand oo but I'm positive that whatever you are trying to explain here is very interesting
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?