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Lol, yum! ![]() |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]So says a man who society does not expect to come home from work and cook.[/quote]Word, joooor! |
Ohh, has anyone tried termites?(the raining season flying insects |
Lol, It was horrible when I found out that the chewy, slightly smelly(they leave it out to dry) meat we add in our groundnut soup was sea snails. Ewwwwwwwww! If you don't know the meat you're eating don't ask. @topic, it's so obvious these people want to be arab. ![]() |
Lol, I don't think it's really bad idea. will be great for students who never have time to cook on campus. |
Lol' my bad then. Sierra leonean. Shea butter~the pure one is good for almost everything. skin, hair and many even use it to cook. |
JallowBah: Are you gambian?Lool! You don't remember me? After all the arguments we had over gambian men. ![]() I'm part gambian and brought up there. Mzdark, tell him I miss him. Mzdarkskin |
It's growing quite well. I don't have hard hair so I don't need to put much product in it. I just noticed how black men who usually grow their hair hardly put any products in their hair. and it grows to great lengths The only products I have for my hair is shea butter I came back with from gambia and indian hemp. I have my hair under a wig cap at the moment but when I put my hands through it, the texture is soo defined. |
They tan themselves to get that dark. |
Never heard of it. Tbh, I have stopped using products on my hair, just letting grow as black men would. Btw, where is royal? |
Seriously, how do people get those arch eyebrows? I see girls who never had natural arched eyebrows but they do makeups or eyebrow kits to get them nicely shaped and full. What do they use?! |
Lmaoooooo! I wish! No ooo. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]"would have been"? Oti o. . . .I no gree [/quote]Lol ![]() |
Loool! Hiding my identity was very crucial. I literally was buying wigs off ebay every week. The red didn't look bad sha. I will find a photo of it and post it on that natural thread. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Ki lo sele? (ask your boo to translate )LOL Why cry? [/quote]Lol, I believe I know what it means without asking. What's wrong? Nau?It would have been lovely to have a mixture of two cultures in my wedding |
Ahaha I had one(a browish honey colour) few months ago because I wanted to be incognito at the place I use to work. Lol! And a red wig! It didn't look bad at all or ghetto. ![]() |
Awwwwwh! |
It doesn't mean fool(looking at the context it's used in) someone who is called a swegbe usually means someone wey get suwe(swear) as in cursed. It's hard to explain the exact meaning but that's basically it. When emmerson used it' he was insulting the politicians and people who were keeping the country behind with their suwe. |
Lol at those roots. Ayanle is mad! |
Lol, I meant where huge groups of them live. My cousin liveses in an area where it's basically somali town. I'm usually there. |
If you claim you have straight' hair then you are a mix breedand you guys should just pack you bundles and hop the sea to yemen! ![]() |
Stop chatting shyt. Check old pictures of iman(when she just started modelling). Her hair wasn't straight at all. When I went somaliland and when to one of their saloons they were perming and flat ironing their hair. I don't know who you're fooling. You have afro hair. Afro hair comes in different textures. I personally think the reason why your hair grows to such lengths is because you don't do much to it. |
Ohhh, very pretty woman. |
which one be chriseete michele? |
lool, shior mine is authentic brazillian virgin hair. I can pass it off as mine. ![]() |
^you mean whip your horse hair. ![]() |
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Bought it in the markets in Gambia last year, put it in the freeser
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