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dollyjoy:
What is so special about her Some people are just stupid for no reason at all.

PinkeyMissey:
3D pinshure...or

justicejay:
And despite Roberto Esquivel Cabrera being
pretty proud of his large manhood, he says it has
caused him several problems in the past - as
women are often too scared to have sex with him.
The 52-year-old, who lives in Mexico, resorted to
weighing his penis to prove how large it really is -
with the body part coming in at an eye-watering
2.2 pounds.
But in addition, Carbrera thinks he should be
registered disabled, because his penis is so hefty
it gets in the way of normal activities.
Mr Cabrera underwent an X Ray to prove his
manhood is real
Unemployed Carbrera even underwent X Rays in
order to prove to his doubters that the penis is
real, adding that his manhood is to blame for his
inability to hold down a job.
And doctors in Saltillo, in the north-eastern
Mexican state Coahuila, say the appendage is in
fact genuine.
But the realities of having an 18.9 inch penis are
actually not as great as some men might hope.
A doctor confirmed that the ‘main’ part of
Cabrera’s penis is just 6 inches - a pretty average
measurement - but that the remaining 12 and a
bit inches is just excess skin.
And Cabrera is no more lucky with the ladies than
his lesser endowed peers - as women are
apparently too scared to have sex with him.
In fact this man’s tale is actually a pretty sad one,
with him being deported from the USA in 2011,
and currently living alone in a room given to him
by his family members.
He allegedly survives on social assistance and
scavenges for his food, while having absolutely no
friends.
Cabrera claims this is mostly down to people
shunning him wherever he goes, thanks to his
unusually large body part.
Watch the video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av7C23DBKXY

Rednaxelot:
Common gun shot by a policeman, they started panicking!

And they come here daily with the chest beating and shouting war

justicejay:
The sharp and steady depreciation of the Naira
at the inter-bank foreign exchange market in the
last one week has forced the Central Bank of
Nigeria, CBN, to intervene yesterday to stem the
slide.
The
apex bank was said to have offered about
USD5.0 million each to dealers amidst scarcity of
foreign currency which had persisted since last
week Friday following the sudden withdrawal of
CBN’s interventionist resources.
Dealers said the supply from the apex bank
saved the Naira from crashing to N350/ USD1
yesterday as the rate was already gone beyond
N330 as at mid day before the apex bank’s
intervention which relieved the pressure and
forced the rate down to less than N310.
But the intervention could not save the Naira
from further depreciation at the parallel market
segment where it traded for N380/ USD as
against N375 it closed on Thursday, a
development which the dealers said was
connected to a perceived pressure on external
reserves and CBN’s capacity to continue to be
the only supplier in the market.
The local currency has been on a downward
spiral since the CBN eventually took away the
currency price ceiling it had subtly placed after it
officially floated the currency mid last month.
The depreciation in the Naira is also mainly
attributed to the lack of supply from CBN
following reports that the apex bank had
reduced its forex allocations to sales in the
interbank market due to other pressing needs
for the foreign exchange resources amidst
dwindling dollar revenue from oil sales.
Before now, s upplies other than the CBN had
avoided the inter-bank forex market over
complaints that the official rates did not
represent the true value of the Naira against the
dollar, hence they find their way to push their
dollars to the parallel market segments.
According to some dealers international oil firms
who are major independent suppliers of forex
are now selling part of their hard currency
directly to petrol importers under an
arrangement with the government. They,
however, explained that they are still looking at
what will be a comfortable exchange rate for
sellers to come back to the market and that is
why the rates kept going up in the past one
week.
Last week CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, flew
to Britain and the United States to try to lure
back investors into Nigeria’s financial market
after nearly one year they left due to CBN’s
exchange rate control policy.
Vanguard learnt the trip was unsuccessful as the
investors told the CBN team that the market was
not yet transparent enough adding that the
external reserves level was also uncomforting
for them.

sukkot:
a lil example of what i am talking about. now it is well documented history that before the arabs and whites took over egypt during the ptolemy and alexander the not so great era, that ancient egypt was a black country. when those arabs and whites invaded like hundreds upon hundreds of years ago is when the blacks ran into west africa. the ancient egyptians were the yorubas / benin and they ran to what we call lagos state today. now the capital of egypt is cairo. what does cairo mean ? cairo means mars, aka the god of war. now from that article you gave me it says eko is from ' war camp ' which is the same as 'mars the god of war ' which is the same as cairo. so that article just established the link between yorubas and ancient egypt and that they are / were a warrior people. thats just the surface but like i said ? behind names lies many deep secrets

sukkot:
thanks alot bros. much appreciated

sukkot:
bros do you have any idea what EKO means ? where did they get the name and what does it mean ?

ugohemma:
NO MANS LAND

Jolsnow:
[color=#000033]Both knees will be = begging.
This posture depicts love, loyalty and respect. [/color]