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tosyne2much:
[/s] All you posted is crap.. What memorable experiences warrant drawing tattoo on your body ?

The points stated are not reasonable enough to justify why a lady should draw patterns on her body.. Of all the stationaries on this earth, na tattoo be your own diary ?

Sinners always trying to twist things in order to suit their awkward way of life.. What is bad is bad madam, there are no two ways about it

Go and read your Bible and stop misleading people. Leviticus 19:28

See, you can't just single out a bible verse and omit the surrounding ones simply. I laugh when I see people like you selectively interpret the bible.

Leviticus 19:26- Do not eat any meat with the blood still in it. Do not practice divination or seek omens.

27- Do not cut the hair at the sides of your head or clip off the edges of your beard.

28- Do not cut your bodies for the dead or put tattoo marks on yourselves. I am the Lord.

In short, read the whole Leviticus 19. Many of us knowingly or unknowingly do the things we shouldn't do as stated in that chapter. Do you shave your sideburns? Do you eat blood meat? If yes, what makes you think you are in any position to pass judgments?

I don't have tattoos but the hypocrisy of many of you guys stinks to high heaven. It is disgusting! You lot go around committing all forms of atrocities yet somehow, you gather the impetus to judge a tattoed person? Who here isn't a sinner?

chillingbabe:
Most caring my A.ss, you can't change the fact that an Anambra guy Will NEVER marry a gal dats not from his state..Was Lola accepted easily into the okoye's family? Go and google wat transpired before she was finally accepted,MumuMugu like you..
The only igbo guys that can marry outside there state are guys from IMO,ABIA,ENUGU and DELTA(ibo) ..Stop being pained niccur!

Go easy on the generalization. I have seen countless Anambra men (and women) marry outside the state.

My elder brother is married to an Akwa-Ibom woman
My uncle's wife is from Imo state
My cousin is married to an Idoma woman from Benue
Even my aunty is married to a Ghanaian.

And they didn't meet any form of resistance from the family.

You really need to look around. The number of inter-tribal marriages especially between Igbos/Yorubas and Igbos/SS (Akwa-Cross region, Edo, Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa) is now higher than ever.

Even GEJ's son-in-law is from Anambra. (Simon Onyemechi is his name, I think)

Scorpio till I kpai.