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Truckpusher: Omo ! i never see caseless para like this na....who dun go push your anger button,abi that money never enter your account?

You no serious o,why you go dey add pepper to the soup.
Leave bally to para,it is allowed once in a while. You don do you own pass.

carujmonella: What happened to your DP?

She's still there,nothing do her.

Bukato3: Bally as in baldhead.Gorimapa.

Go jooo,I will not laugh.

caseless: *cries like my carmel*
heard frm beja ko? Eja ni! No b me first see u 4 anoda thread and come mention ur name here?*frowns*
i'm BALLY!

Lol,I no know o
So bally as in bala or balarabe?

naptu2: 1985 was unbelievable! You will not believe the crowd at the airport!

Remember that there were no commercial motorcycles in Lagos at that time, yet almost a hundred motorcycles rode in front of the team bus. Nduka Ugbade sat in the front seat with the trophy.

If I remember correctly, there were two receptions for the players; one at the National Stadium and the other at State House Marina.

Some other African countries declared public holidays. It was just unbelievable. What makes it special for me was that I actually saw the team train live, before they left for China.

1987 was also special for me. The matches were played in the middle of the night, but we all stayed awake. The President stepped out of Dodan Barracks and shook people that were celebrating on the streets after we beat Italy. There was a private joke for me. My dad was on the Presidential delegation that went to Canada after we qualified for the final. I never stopped teasing him that he jinxed the team, which was why we lost the final.

But I've been wrong once before (only once). In 1989 I was convinced that the under 20 would win the world cup. We came second.

Wow

Best personality .

Ishsoph:



lertee sup?

Look at you. Where did you run to?

spikes C: my village girl friend, viewing through a bucket of water is still dangerous. upon d whole resources that made frontpage

caseless: u mean u can't go xtra length like i've gone to find out ur name, larteefa? No wahala now...*cries*

Lol,u didn't get my name that way though,u got it from beja mentioning it here.
Caseless is an English word so it is not related to any african or islamic name I would have guessed it. So tell me for us to get even.

caseless: latifat, wetin u wan see?

What is your name?

GentleMimi: The thing tire me ooooo! I don siddon outside,soootey! This is 419 and it is not funny!

Lol,I even put bucket of water outside just to hv a view. Scam ni

I didn't see it o,who did?

OAM4J: Anything?

Ok, I declare you join me in the private room asap for the celebration

**clears throat** erm I mean drinks and chops for everybody.

Well,I do not think that is true. They could use cow fat or vegetable oil.

A moon child gift..

Boll2010: You are a balless cockpit.....you need to be sodomized by some congo gays....dafuq.......both of you got some terrible,horrible grammars.....come on,she's got a mind,she's a lady,she's bound to love and you bound to respect the fact she trusted you,is this how to payback,smh.......now crawl back to your cave and tell your dad,what was his reaction when his wife littered the house with her disgusting menstrual odours,last time I checked the doctor said you were conceived through a very poor soul with a bacteria infected house#FOOL

Na wetin?

She wants you back so what?
Do you have to bring this crap here?
Grow up brother grow up.

spikes C: there will be an eclipse tomorrow by 3pm. if i no see una here by evening, na him be say una don blind.

this message comes from the ministry of those who care about their e-friends

Ok.

Matthew briggs: The screen shot of the app is a pretty good summary.

Konjy is a reproductive health app. That want to help you have a great sex life, protect you sexual health and help you whenever that sex life is threatned in any way by Sexual dysfunction, sexual crime or disease.

Ok thanks,hope this doesn't sound silly?
Will the application work on phones or PC only plus does it work like this love calculator or application to check safe period or ovulating period.?
I don't know if you have an idea of these applications I mentioned.

IFELEKE: IFELEKE...A fusion of my first and third name.
I was born&brought up in the southwestern part of country...the best of times,the worst of times...I presently work in the financial sector...tasking but all is well.
I met my wife in church,we started out as friends while seeing other people but eventually got to a point where we could not do without each other..We against all odds got married&its been wonderful ever since..
I love my wife,her cooking,her meddlings,naggings(ife mi this,ife mi that),motherly care...i love the fact that i can always count on her as my friend,my lover&my wife..for the unmarried,marry right,marry your friend!
Oh,my wife calls!
Ife mi,rub my tummy i love rubing her tummy with its fringe benefits...
Ifeoluwaleke...thats what i want name our daughter...a fusion of my first,second&third names
Off i go,tummy duties...BRB!

Feeling lazy to read. I need a summary please

I can't just wait for this stella saga to end,the igbos are not taking it well

Ide4u: These people from the other side of River Niger, have peculiar problems!


It's a same!!

It is a same indeed.
Re u in anyway related to boko bombs?

Caracta: Will he pay my rent?

Lol,seems paying rent is the latest.
Don't worry honey,he will buy you A house gba bee

caseless: hmn...na caracta ooo*sighs*

Good
**playing chop my money by psquare** for caracta on behalf of casestudy.

[quote author=D-Explorer]Please create another thread on this and call my attention.[/quote]Why. Is there a need to open another thread for that?
You can give simple answer to one of the questions.

What a silly thing you did. You both need to grow up please.

What is the criterion for choosing those writing or speaking? I mean the three names mentioned?
Were they voted by forum members?,chosen by you? Nominated by forum members? Did they volunteered for the talk?where and when did they volunteer? Open or closed ballot?
Or why would you rather impose them on forum members?
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