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Culture › Re: Why Akatas Treated Better Than Africans Abroad? by KB1(m): 9:09am On Sep 10, 2009

No, he's not a Nigerian hater; you'all on here are just too damn sensitive. As an AA myself I can assure you that him and Mandingo both, if they're not the same person, do not hate you'all. They are just playing around on here, getting kicks out of seeing you'all get so upset over there silly words. The more you get upset over what they say the more they'll keep saying it, just to piss you off even more.

They are obviously bullies in their own right and they are just doing what bullies do (taunt). They were and or are most definitely a carbon copy of that kid or kids in your school who make it a point to go around and poke fun at any perceived imperfection in fellow students just to get the cheap laughs. The more attention and laughs they get, the more clowning they do.

You are giving him the most attention, so he will zoom in and target the things in which he knows will tick you off the most. cheesy

It's obvious that he likes you. You seem like his type of girl. Despite the bad words on here, the vibes you two give off when talking with each other are actually pretty subliminally positive. If you two were to actually meet in person, I think you'd like each other.

Culture › Re: Oyinbos Came And Stole Our Culture And Traditions by KB1(m): 8:37am On Sep 10, 2009

I'ma school your Naija ass real quick Fool. Just to let you know, I'm from the NYC and grew up deep in the Hip-Hop street scene that gave birth to this dace mode. I was a dancing machine in my day, and can proudly say that I took part in helping to create this style of dance. I'm not gonna go into to much personal detail about it though, just read follow these links and learn about it.

[url]http://www.globaldarkness.com/articles/history%20of%20breaking.htm[/url]

http://www.hiphopgalaxy.com/History-of-breakdance-hip-hop-2084.htm

http://dance.about.com/od/typesofdance/a/Break_History.htm

When it comes to most anything that came out of this country dealing with dance and music, just know that we AA created it and or what little we didn't create in that area, the influence for its creation heavily was inspired by that in which we did create. If you know anything about whites, then you'd know damn well that there's no way in hell that they could of created something as rheumatically abstract as break dancing.

You've obviously have never lived around them for you to think that they could of created break dancing. cheesy

Culture › Re: Why Akatas Treated Better Than Africans Abroad? by KB1(m): 8:11am On Sep 10, 2009

I can sit up here all day and not run out of hot black american pics of regular people/celebs

You'd eventually have a hard time finding hot pics of nigerian folks though

This is true, though the Igbo and other related South Eastern ethnics have a lot of very good looking women who look just like the majority of AA women. Though this is to be expected since the majority of the AA population is majorly of Igbo and related South Eastern Naija descent. Notice how the vast majority if not all of the pretty Naija girls posted up in the early part of this thread were Igbo and of other SE Naija descent, thus had an appearance in which was very compatible with a lot of AA girls.

Amaka, stated that she was not noticed as being African until her name was taken notice of, I can believe this whole hardheartedly in that she's an Igbo girl, thus most likely has a look in which is very compatible to your average AA girl. I'm AA and my wife is a beautiful Igbo woman who people were continuously surprised to learn that she was Nigerian in that she has a look in which is very complimentary to that of your average good looking AA woman, the same goes for her sister.

Being that they were born and raised their whole lives here in the US, they speak with fluid American accents, and thus the only thing that gave them away as not being AA was their last name, but now that both have married AA guys and thus now carry our last names, it's virtually impossible to tell that they aren't regular ol AA women, unless they tell you so, which they wont in that they consider themselves to be actually more AA than African.

By the way; Amaka do you think my son is cute?

Romance › Re: Why Are Nigerian Women In The USA So Easy? by KB1(m): 2:25pm On Sep 07, 2009

LOL, Nikka you crazy. grin

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