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ise oluwa ko le baje ooooooooooooooo

un, nigbati ti ololufemi 2babie fi mi sile lai se itoju mi

aha am i not sharing it with u as we dey huddled up on the rug

kilishi is too tough for my dentures, but if you want i'll add it to the menu along with your fav. drink,

@op
still enjoying

tubabie:
Relaxed

me sef i join u on the sofa dey chill with suya and garri
@op
enjoying

^^^trust me you are sooooooooooo wrong , how u dey?

hehehe, not what you think girl

lemomu

i want my money

rara o, fi id si le ma je kin ri owo ni ara id

agbero

@op try one of the cafes near central amsterdam

I thought this forum was set up for process engineers to share their experience and all matters relating to the profession, what is it with all these marketing?

spare_part

alloy

iron

^^^ i thought as much

Dede1:
Wow!!!!!!!!!! Are you that forgetful? I have once told you that I am world class and neither Ileke-idi nor her photo tricks can change it. Please kick the habit of day dreaming.

Can anyone confirm that?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7899391#msg7899391 date=1299967501]Dont you have to be credible to worry about another's credibility?
Aren't you still checking out the hot legs that in my profile? The leg hot oh, ahhh see those hairless shapely perfect thighs. The wonders of the Ekiti gene, I tell you, the azz that came with it caused Hurricane Katrina in FL [/quote]now i have to contest that statement, except of course there is a photographic evidence to back up that claim

Dede1:
My mission to this forum is to attempt to stop arrogation of unfounded fallacy to one’s credibility. It was unfortunate that the lady from Ekiti accepted accolade from falsified machination.

How dare u allege that that leg/thigh is "film trick"

But the point is they didnt come up with anything other than the usual banal about how dire the last 12 years have been, at least convince the populace that they have thought long and hard about how they intend to reverse the fortunes of the nation

don't mind me, you 2 should continue your "fighting" i'll just keep myself busy with the "thing wey dey cause the fight"

its going to be tough

[quote author=Kenny_G link=topic=622023.msg7899220#msg7899220 date=1299966040]hmmm i need to check it out, [/quote]now i wish i hadn't, never ming BB/GEJ your "itan" gets my vote for 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=622023.msg7899208#msg7899208 date=1299965937]Yes oh. . . . it shouldnt be surprising to you that a Yoruba would rather trust the words of an "Alhaji" than that one of a son of Ojukwu. . . . more of an expected scene than a "scene for the fools"

Ohhh this legs hot oh lmao. . . . . . . .hairless, perfectly shaped kissable thighs ohhh [/quote]hmmm i need to check it out,

deezzle:
@Kenny GI wonder why u are surprised that these gentlemen found a common ground. PDP has been in power for the past 12 years. they are a common enemy to all Nigerians. In as much as they agreed on obvious issues like power, security, job creation etc, they have different approaches to solving the problems. But as u will agree, if we all sit down and discuss without being selfish in anyway, we will all see that our problem is a three letter acronym: PDP

Nigeria's problem predates PDP, and while it might be fashionable to bash GEJ/PDP the harsh reality of the day is that these guys need to come up with clear cut ideas as to how to wrest the country from its current decline. Personally, listening to the three of them didn't fill me with any confidence whatsoever and my fear is that voting for any of them might just end up being same old story

what a day

blacksta:
BEN UK sky channel 184

is showing it as well

what a waste of my time, they should have tagged it "PDP bashing debate". The 3 of them seemed to agree on most things which is worrying in itself,

how ur day?

life is good