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opelyem:
I don't think I understand any of these points. Don't call me a dullard

maybe you dont have many female friends around you, if you do you will understand.

menabae:
I do all that,and it doesn't mean I'm hot....

Does it mean that you exhibit those traits randomly? it shows that you really like the person and want to get physical with him.

Uthman2senior:
Guilty of all!!!

thats good to know

Progress2468:
Choi !!!!

lol why the exclamation?

#1. She touches or plays with her hair while talking to you.
#2. She can’t keep her hands still and keeps adjusting her dress or shirt.
#3. She says the words “us” or “we” referring to you and her in the conversation.
#4. She touches you during the conversation.
#5. She asks what your plans are later
#6. She asks if you have a girlfriend. if you’re single
#7. She asks you if she “knows you from somewhere”
#8. She directly talks to you before you open up
#9. She lingers next to you for a while and keeps looking at you either blatantly or discreetly.
#10. She gives you personal answers to questions you ask or gives alot of personal information during conversation (values, reaasured life experiences, etc.) when you haven’t known her for that long.
#11. She grins/smiles alot while you’re talking to her. I’m talking flirty smile not hyperactive show­ ALL­your­ teeth smile, though that can mean she’s either a crazy gal or an EXTREMELY Hot girl.
#12. If she’s with her group of friends and her back is facing you, and her friends keep looking back and forth between you and her. Sometimes girls do this where they want to know if you’re checking them out but have their friends do it so they don’t have to be caught checking you out.
#13. She holds eye contact with you for extended periods of time n forgets the conversation..(were you saying again)
#14. She looks you up and down or looks at your lip when she’s not making eye contact.
#16. She mentions at some point in the conversation some discontent about where she’s staying tonight or where she’s staying when you meet her
#17. She says she wants to try/to see something that you mentioned you have at your crib, without explic’itly saying she wants to go to your crib.
#18. She gives off an interested vibe when asking u questions. She asks personal questions (what made you decide to…?) or wants to know your opinion (What do you think of the people [me] around here?) and alot of questions. Especially if she tries to probe how much action you get from other girls by asking other questions whose answers indirectly imply how much you get. (Oh do you travel alot to [country xyz with hot chicks]?)
#19. She leans forward into you when you’re talking to her (she might do this subconsciously)
#20. Openly compliments you.
#21. She tilts her head to the side when looking at you or talking with you.
#22. She gets comfortable around you and asks when your friend or room mate will come….

feel free to add any observations too.

Let all I'm very karid ans dier fada's name
and fire dier nomenclature in a gaya gaya
way. Add ur pot folio and ilya so dat d
godamus can dy/dx breastfeeding frm
breast sucking....ab schoolbag by nomenclature radiating via ilya coconut
walk+shine-stumble=karid.... The gods r wise dat is 2 say Solomon... Ekelemus 2 all adikwam wogged

marvelyole:
AKarability is karability, karid are you annex

taaaa daeday come montoro Kariability is not akarability so apply closeup via buka cavity

cosby02:
Exactly

the guy didn't help his case

cosby02:
'Who' are we is different from 'what' are we.

abi? Differences in pronoun as used in the context.

Predictor007:
Rib cracking

lol she get it

sarcasm to the extreme!!

Hmmmmm

Adaezeagu:
ndi nne mma mma

iso kwa!!!

Nne the earlier the better enwere mu time for love letter. Nne Ifunanya nwere na Ebe ino na afu mu ufu na anya

midassultan:
LOl.. You know the wave bro...

I dey tells you that's how they roll.

@op how did you find out? Are u a peeping Tom

midassultan:
God'll save you from the karishika

he was stucked on the booty Like a car sticker
These girls mehn I no dey trust dem
Once u are posh, Den
Dey go form crush, Den
Dey go con rush men Into endorsement
Now she don brand you
She need reimbursement
To god b the glory For ma story

@op where was d bomb blast?

My guy ur head dey there I rep PMT and ihiagwa, u forgot HOD the popcorn guy

Pple that are defending this man action should be ashamed if it was a petty thief that stole your phone and got caught u will be the first person to bounce on him ( jungle justice) without thinking now a man that steals from the national treasury their by ruining our economy is about to be arrested and u are screaming human right and arrest warrant. Arresting someone doesn't need a warrant, getting bail doesn't mean u can't be re arrested maybe there is a new evidence. When u can scream human right is when u are arrested and not charged. Human right is a scam made by the rich to protect the rich

nuelzy:
ur head dia

lol officier calm down

nuelzy:
ok...my question is simple...!!


d second pix ...hope say d person from dat other house no go they see linda if she wan baff sha








I soooo love dat house

nice observation, come to think of it, it takes someone with experience to notice it. Don't tell me you are a peeping Tom

Friedthunder:
Okokobioko nice facts.. But doesn't stop me from using shampoo to romance my rod this night

try okro

RoyalBlak007:
[color=#FFEE00]Like Maj*k Fas~*k ryt?[/color]

drug abuse was his case he experimented on cocaine and many other things. That weed gets u disoriented is a myth. Should I start mentioning many pple that takes weed and are still on it without losing it?

RoyalBlak007:
[color=#FFEE00]And it will also enhance and speed up your death-date[/color]

one thing must surely kill a man. Weed doesn't kill it reinvent you, try it.

Women love weed, and they're not afraid to show it! Stoner girls, celebs, and working moms alike are loving the leaf, loud and proud. Here are 10 ways in which marijuana is good for you, girlfriends.
1. Marijuana is medicine.
Marijuana can soothe menstrual cramps, headaches, and lessen the discomfort of period-related bloating. Not to mention, it can de-stress you from PMS! Keep a tincture in your bag to medicate when you’re on your moon cycle. A woman knows: every little thing helps.
2. It’s an equal-opportunity substance. Stoner girls are representing more and more nowadays, banishing the outdated stereotype that smoking pot is for boys. Weed is for women, weed is for men... weed is for everyone!
3. Smoking weed unlocks creativity.
From William Shakespeare to Willie Nelson, creative types throughout the ages have used weed to free their minds, dreaming up plays, paintings, poems, novels and songs. Famous contemporary creative women who celebrate the herb include Patti Smith, Roseanne, Charlize Theron, Sarah Silverman, and Susan Sarandon. Burn one down, sisters.
4. Pot brings you closer to your girlfriends.
Smoking weed with other women can be a magical experience, often resulting in amazing, hilarious conversation accompanied by crazy amounts of delicious food. There are invariably deep, emotional moments as well, since we like to be in touch with our feelings. That’s not to say that we don’t get just plain goofy. Roll a fatty for your next dinner party and enjoy the lady palace magic!
5. It can help you feel good about your
place in the world.
Smoking can be uplifting. After sharing a joint with a friend, I took an evening bike ride across the Brooklyn Bridge. It was a heart-opening experience following a hard day’s work in the city; the breeze off the water, the moon in the sky, the clatter of a passing train, and a beautiful high made me feel perfectly at ease in the moment.
6. Lay claim to time that’s just for you.
It’s difficult to set aside time for oneself while balancing work, family, friends and lovers. Smoking weed isn’t a replacement for spending time with loved ones, but it can help you cherish the time you take for yourself. Turn off your phone, put on a favorite album, and float away on your own for a while. It will rejuvenate you.
7. The right weed can energize you.
Not all weed makes you lazy. Try smoking or vaping a sativa like Jack Herer in the morning; its lemony, refreshing scent and heady high will have you running circles around your espresso-addicted friends.
8. Being high can put you on the same
wavelength.
Good weed can bring you closer to the one you love, if you're sharing your stash. On the other hand, if you and your significant other are smoking different strains, you may feel distanced from one another. Be aware, and share.
9. It can help you see things from
another standpoint.
Sometimes, when you've over-thought something, a token is all it takes to freshen your perspective and allow you to see it in a different light. This can be especially helpful when you’re having an argument with someone important to you. Stop fighting for a moment, and pass the peace pipe.
10. It can help you test your own limits. As Reggie Watts says in our upcoming December feature interview, “I think that weed is kind of like when you see sports people training, where they have a parachute behind them or they’re in a swimming pool, and they’ve got all this resistance. That’s what weed is for me: It poses a challenge to be able to focus and let go at the same time, so you’re letting go but focusing in on a kind of pure connection to creativity. SK is OK!!! www.hightimes.com/read/women-and-weed-10-ways-marijuana-can-enhance-your-life-0

Good things comes to those who wait am ready to sleep outside your gate

jazinogold:
if u marry this kind one...just pray mk una no quarrel for house! if she slap u eh... ur ear go dy echo for 3days like say u dy work,for ecobank!

guy your head dey there

Picture of the members sucking the pastor or I don't believe this

Queennikky:
If I hear...... Tell that to those who needs it

stop living in denial

Estharfabian:
okay...I'm guilty of seven outta nine.......Ain't one huh?

you are really an introvert what makes you think otherwise?

It can be difficult to admit to yourself that
you may be an introvert. When we think of
people as being introverted, we often
wrongly assume that they are people who
don’t like people. However, as Susan Cain so
effectively showed the world in her book,
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World
That Can't Stop Talking (link is external)
introverts can be warm, interested in
others, and powerful in their own right. Yet
the stigma many still attach to being an
introvert may lead people otherwise
inclined to have these tendencies to resist if
not deny them within themselves.
These nine behavioral signs of introversion
can give you a start in learning about traits
and attitudes that suggest your own
personality may be less outer-oriented than
you realize. See how many you feel honestly
apply to you:
1. You enjoy having time to yourself.
When you have the chance to take a
break, you’d rather spend time reading,
playing video games, or just listening to
music. That quiet time is important to
your sense of well-being even though
there are plenty of times that you
enjoy social get-togethers.
2. Your best thinking occurs when
you’re by yourself. You’re not opposed
to group meetings or discussions, but if
you want to come up with a creative
solution, you need some time to work
the problem out on your own. Having
the opportunity to reflect quietly on a
problem allows you to make the
maximum use of your ability to engage
in original thought
,and to produce results about which
you can feel proud.
3. You lead best when others are self-
starters. Despite the belief that
introverts are so quiet that they can’t
step up to the plate and run things,
under the right circumstances they can
be the best leaders of all. If the group is
ready to lead itself, then the
introverted leader will draw the most
potential out of them. It’s only when
the group needs a spark provided by its
head that introverts might be unable to
provide the necessary guidance. Then
you’ll need to partner with an
extroverted yin to your yang.
4. You’re the last to raise your hand
when someone asks for something
from a group. As you might remember
from your elementary school days,
there were some fellow students whose
hands shot straight up into the air
when the teacher asked a question or
needed someone to volunteer.
Extraverts tend to be ready and eager
to stand out in any academic or social
situation. You are probably more of an
introvert than an extravert if you are
content to sit back and let others take
center stage. It’s not that introverts
know less than others; they just don’t
feel a particular need to be in that
limelight.
5. Other people ask you your opinion.
Just as introverts are less likely to
volunteer in public situations, they are
also less likely to volunteer opinions or
advice in less public settings. Whether
it’s a family discussion around the
kitchen table or a staff meeting to
decide how to market new products,
people high in introversion will keep
their views to themselves and let the
noisy extraverts take control. Because
of this, and because your advice may
indeed be highly valued, it’s likely that
if you’re constantly being asked “What
do you think?” it might suggest that
your behavior sends cues to others of
your inner desire to focus your
attention and thoughts inward.
6. You often wear headphones when
you’re in a public situation. Whether
it’s making your way through a
crowded bus station or just navigating
a crowded street, if you’re an introvert
you most likely don’t seek a great deal
of contact with others. In decades past,
if you wanted to avoid interacting with
strangers, you would keep your head
down and look straight in front of you.
Now you have the added protection of
being able to hide behind the
protection of your headphones (though
no one has to know whether there’s
actually music coming through them
or not).
7. You prefer not to engage with
people who seem angry or upset.
You’re likely to try to avoid people who
seem like they might be in a bad mood,
if not outright furious at something or
someone. According to research by
University College London psychologist
Marta Ponari and collaborators, people
high in introversion fail to show what’s
called the “gaze-cuing effect.”
Normally, if you were to see the image
of a person’s face on a computer
screen looking in a certain direction,
you would follow that person’s gaze
and therefore respond more quickly to
a visual target on that side of the
screen than when the person’s gaze
and the target are pointed in opposite
directions. Introverts show this effect
just as extraverts do, but if the person’s
face seems angry, they don’t show the
gaze-cuing effect. This suggests that
people high in introversion don’t want
to look at someone who seems mad.
Ponari and her team believe that this is
because they are more sensitive to
potentially negative evaluations. If you
think a person is angry because of
something to do with you, his or her
gaze becomes a threat.
8. You receive more calls, texts, and
emails than you make, unless you
have no choice. All other things being
equal, people high in introversion don’t
reach out voluntarily to their social
circles. If they have a few minutes to
spare, they won’t initiate a call just to
pass the time by socializing. Similarly,
They don’t generate emails and other
written correspondence but instead
react to the communications they
receive from others. It’s quite likely
that if you’re a true introvert you would
avoid jobs in which you have to engage
In such outreach, such as becoming a
telemarketing representative. If you
have no choice but to initiate
communications, such as when you
invite people to a social event, you will
be less likely to pick up the phone and
make a call and more likely to send
your request through cyberspace or
the post office. This may relate to the
desire not to be evaluated. By calling
people, you risk being told “no” in
person, which you may find
demoralizing. When the request
happens asynchronously (that is, not in
real time), you may get the same turn-
down but in a way that may allow you
to save face, if not self-esteem.
9. You don’t initiate small talk with
salespeople or others with whom
you have casual contact. It’s nearly
impossible for you to imagine yourself
being like that the garrulous individual
in front of you in line at the
supermarket who chats with everyone
about the weather. If you’re late or
stressed, you don’t “leak” this
information out to the people around
you but instead just think it quietly to
yourself as you mull over your plight.
You may feel that it’s no one’s business
but your own, or you may prefer to
come out of your bad mood through
your own personal stress busting
strategies. Either way, people don’t
really know how you’re feeling or
thinking at any given moment, unless
you feel close enough to them to share
these private reflections.
Being an introvert definitely has its
advantages. You’re less likely to make a
social gaffe, such as by inadvertently
insulting someone whose opinion you don’t
agree with. Because you enjoy reflecting on
your own thoughts, you’ll be less likely to
get bored when you're alone than someone
who needs constant social stimulation. The
only risk you face is that people who don’t
know you might think you’re aloof or that
you feel superior to everyone else. Giving
yourself permission to be a little more open
in revealing your thoughts and feelings may
help you make the best of both worlds,
being true to your personality while not
erring in the direction of seeming antisocial.
If, on the other hand, you’re an all-out
extravert, you might benefit from practicing
a little introversion in your daily life. See
what it’s like not to be the first one to speak,
take charge, or offer your opinion. It’s
possible that allowing yourself to tap into
your secret introvert may help you
experience the world in a new, more
reflective manner. Source; https:/ www.psychologytoday.com blog/fulfillment-any-age/201403/nine signs-you-re-really-introvert