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Christianity Etc › Re: Second Part - The Mystery Of Creation by madlady(f): 9:16pm On Sep 13, 2010
[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=511297.msg6747883#msg6747883 date=1284408012]Well, the first law that GOD handed to mankind was connected with sex.

. . . . GOD said, so shall a man leave his father and mother and cleave unto his wife.

What happened was GOD tried to get a fitting mate for Adam but the man did not find any other creation desirable. So GOD, created woman. He instantly responded with passionate desire for her. On seeing Adam's reaction GOD decreed that man should not lay with another man. He must also not lay with his mother. . . .other women are allowed to him. GOD did not prohibit him from his sisters.

This does not mean however that it is allowed now. Many acts that were allowed in the beginning has since been prohibited in the evolution of mankind. For example blood! GOD prohibited consumption of blood after the flood.[/quote]That's a beautiful answer BUT, you only answered my 1st question ( you did mean to say that the sons of Adam and Eve bore children with their sisters) how did the other races come about?
Christianity Etc › Re: Second Part - The Mystery Of Creation by madlady(f): 7:56pm On Sep 13, 2010
[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=511297.msg6747494#msg6747494 date=1284403597]Madlady, what is that question you had?[/quote]@Negro_Ntns thank you for taking the time to reply.

It was a very simple question, who did the sons or son ( I am still not sure how many sons they had in the end) have children with?

If it's their sisters, how did the different races come about?
Jokes Etc › Re: d by madlady(f): 7:39pm On Sep 13, 2010
MOBO444:
I saw her and a mature Black lady (her so called mum), she was pretty and excited, then she came to me and asked me where was the boarding point to British Airways and that she and her mum (both Calaba) where first time visitors to the United Kingdom, I told them I was also going to Manchester and lead the way, she and her mum got their 6 months visiting visa 2 months ago and want to visit a long lost uncle in Bolton area of Manchester, well as a gentleman I showed them the way and we got into the plane together (Boeing 747) from Murtala Mohammed Airport , I also showed them their sit and I sat at the back of the plane, they tried to get me to sit with them but I refused (don’t want to be bothered).

Our Plane flight 00933 left Lagos Murtala airport for Manchester airport on schedule and I notice she (Called herself Vivian), the so called Black mum and a white old man of about 60 were all sitting on the same row, then I went back to reading my John Grisham novel, drank the good wine of British airways, eat their food, more beer and more wine followed, then I slept off listening to good music from African pop legend Tuface Idibia African Queen.

I woke about an hour later and the flight was in darkness (Light were switched off), everyone was sleeping (yes everyone), then I heard the faint moan, then another moan and another, I had to look and behold the Nigeria lady was sitting on the legs of the 60 years old white man and rocking him, she was moaning, his trouser were down and her skirt were up, the so called mischievous Black mum was now the watch dog, looking left and right to warn them of any one waking up or intruding, it all lasted for a few second, real quick, she quickly wore her skirt and the white old dude gave her £20 cash, there was a satisfied grin on her Black face, I closed my eyes and swallowed spit and hated all black sister out there (THIS TIME FOR REAL), then the tears flowed, I began to cry, then I cried some more and more tears for my Black sister.
cry cry cry cry cry cry cry cry lipsrsealed
Jokes Etc › Re: d by madlady(f): 7:37pm On Sep 13, 2010
undecided
Romance › Re: Sex Is A Game And Love Is A Name. by madlady(f): 7:35pm On Sep 13, 2010
El Guapo:
Am been to engulfed in the word ''love'' whenever i come across a pretty lady only to my biggest bewilderment to see my other guys having a great deal of

pleasure in making her cry in the bed.

Its too mysterious that i would found it hard to bleep a beautiful damsel just like every other guy does.So in your best opinion which would you likely want to found yourself in -the Game or the Name?
I cannot understand head nor tail of this, but I will take a stab at it.

Are talking about SADOMASOCHISM? shocked
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 3:49pm On Sep 13, 2010
^^^Loose at the at the back, sometimes I ease out my hair with a electric comb.

I will show u when/if its less busy.

I wanted to get it processed but the hairdresser would not do it.
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 3:28pm On Sep 13, 2010
SA Goddess:
What do you mean, did you not go ahead with it?
No just left  it the same as normal, cane rowed front and sides and loose from the middle.
Fashion › Re: ~Confessions Of A Shoe Manic ~ by madlady(f): 6:34am On Sep 13, 2010
Great boots boot, too high for me cry.

Fashion › Re: ~Confessions Of A Shoe Manic ~ by madlady(f): 6:31am On Sep 13, 2010
zenatta:
ah thanks. I bet your resolve, however, iron-clad will melt if you behold the next collection. problem is I cannot post them cos of size but I shall keep trying
Where have you gone? more pics pls cry cry cry

luizworld:
^ How have you been sis? cool
@ Topic, grin
Fine hun, you?


Why are you laughing at the @Topic.

These are for you. wink

Christianity Etc › Re: Second Part - The Mystery Of Creation by madlady(f): 11:31pm On Sep 12, 2010
shocked shocked shocked, You MAY have just explained something I have asked many Rabbis and Priests.

Question removed.

I've read it again, and another thread on this section so my question may have been answered.
Romance › Re: Double Dating by madlady(f): 9:58pm On Sep 12, 2010
MRbrownJAY:
people people!
the point you all have to understand is that, although "we"may not like it, some people out there are not made to be with just one person (ONEgina) and faithful. if they were straight and honest about it and tell their partner that :"hey listen, i aint the faithful type and i am going to have a few gals" then it would be perfect as they would give their prospective partner the right to choose if they want to be in that relationship or not.

"double dating" is only wrong when the other person isnt aware of it but, if that said partner knows whats going on then, there is nothing wrong about the act.
i use to have a virgin gf, she wasnt ready for sex and i made her understand that, although i wanted to be with her, i had sexual needs that needed to be met, and therefore, i would go and get mine out there instead of forcing her to do something she was not ready to do. when she finally gave the cootie cat up, i stopped "double dating". no big deal!

also many women out there are unrealistic about relationship and do expect their partner to STILL be sexually attracted to them while they let "themselves go" after marriage i.e. dont make effort to look attractive or do fun stuff any longer. many are double dating to get some fun back in their lives rather than just for sex. to be with someone fun, someone that IS like their partner USE to be.

the problem is that most people are not strong/honest enough to be who they truly are and would rather get married or date to look the "happy/successful part" and then go around sleeping around thinking that they CAN get away with it. if we look at society and the amount of people that cheats while married, it would be wise to say that more than half of these people shouldnt really be married. . . . . . . . . unless you guys believe that cheating while married isnt really a big deal.
That's a great explanation.
Romance › Re: Are You Scared Of Human Beigns? by madlady(f): 8:42pm On Sep 12, 2010
googles:
yes embarassed
kiss kiss

treylaw:
Are you Scared of Human Beigns?

Do you have problems trusting people?
A big YES with bells on. lipsrsealed
Romance › Re: Double Dating by madlady(f): 6:39pm On Sep 12, 2010
^^ cool .
Romance › Re: Double Dating by madlady(f): 5:56pm On Sep 12, 2010
^^what's your thoughts on the @Topic?
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 8:26pm On Sep 11, 2010
SA Goddess:
I cut my hair for the first time in 9 years last year and it felt good, breezy and all. I had to get used to "the new me", I kept it at brush cut for a couple of months then grew it but didn't use any chemicals. I fell "victim" again to chemicals when it grew longer because my hair is unmanageable at its natural state. . . . . . . . . anyway, for the winter, I had braids on but on Saturday, my hairdresser messed me around and I decided right there and then I was cutting it again, been really short for a week now and I love it, fresh for the summer.

Are there softners I could use if I decided to keep it natural for a long while?

Be brave Madlady, go for it girl. . . . . . .
embarassed embarassed embarassed embarassed Lost my nerve (my forehead)
Christianity Etc › Re: The African Origin Of Is-ra-el by madlady(f): 3:04pm On Sep 11, 2010
cool cool cool
Fashion › Re: ~ Street Style! Get Inspired Or Steal A Style! by madlady(f): 1:50pm On Sep 11, 2010
Very cool pics.

The all-in-one would look great on any shape, would also look nice with any size belt.
Fashion › Re: ~Confessions Of A Shoe Manic ~ by madlady(f): 10:07am On Sep 11, 2010
luizworld:
SIS. shocked shocked shocked, You just abandoned me, Its not fair embarassed embarassed sad
smiley Hi Bro, long time no see. cool cool cool


@Topic, Boots.

Romance › Re: Double Dating by madlady(f): 9:19am On Sep 11, 2010
femmy2010:
What are the advantage and disadvantages of double [b]dating and lets hear your thought on it.

HAPPY HOLIDAY.[/b]
Adavantages: None.

Disadvantages: 1. Time wasting.

2. Confusion.

3. Causes distrust.

4. Could lead to serious health and emotional problems ( depending on WHAT you call DATING)
Fashion › Re: ~Confessions Of A Shoe Manic ~ by madlady(f): 6:57am On Sep 10, 2010
zenatta:
me too. you took the title of my next collection out of my feet mouth
its tagged
[center]if wishes were, [/center]
You have a great way with words smiley my 2nd wish would be BOOTS BOOTS and MORE BOOTS ( I am not buying any this year though cry)
Fashion › Re: ~Confessions Of A Shoe Manic ~ by madlady(f): 3:43pm On Sep 09, 2010
These are great, I would really like to have this.

Fashion › Re: Things You'd Never Spend Your Money On by madlady(f): 3:39pm On Sep 09, 2010
This is what it looks like open shocked shocked shocked lipsrsealed.

Fashion › Re: Things You'd Never Spend Your Money On by madlady(f): 3:35pm On Sep 09, 2010
This JUDITH LEIBER BAG. It cracks me up grin grin grin, and I'm not even in the laughing mood sad.

Fashion › Re: ~ Street Style! Get Inspired Or Steal A Style! by madlady(f): 3:10pm On Sep 09, 2010
Gamine:
I tried to get a romper, but the everlasting design flaw of how to use the bathroom
in them, stood in the way.
I know what you mean, but I try to hmm avoid[b] needing [/b] it.

Give rompers/all-in-ones a go if you can, they make nearly everyone look great.

They are always on sale over hear, they have no hanger appeal so are put in the end of season sales.
Fashion › Re: Show Off Your Favorite Things by madlady(f): 8:35am On Sep 09, 2010
cool cool cool cool
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 9:54am On Sep 08, 2010
^^^OK.

That product been around for years, it's sold in all the shops in most black areas hear in the UK.

Paltas seems to be discussed lots on the net, maybe someone in Nigeria will tell you if it's available in Nigeria.

By the way, you can't use heated appliances when you use it, it makes your  hair sizzle if you do.
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 9:12am On Sep 08, 2010
SA Goddess:
I cut my hair for the first time in 9 years last year and it felt good, breezy and all. I had to get used to "the new me", I kept it at brush cut for a couple of months then grew it but didn't use any chemicals. I fell "victim" again to chemicals when it grew longer because my hair is unmanageable at its natural state. . . . . . . . . anyway, for the winter, I had braids on but on Saturday, my hairdresser messed me around and I decided right there and then I was cutting it again, been really short for a week now and I love it, fresh for the summer.

Are there softners I could use if I decided to keep it natural for a long while?

Be brave Madlady, go for it girl. . . . . . .
I'm tall and I have a bit of a bucky so really not sure if it will suit me.

What's a "brush cut"?

SA Goddess have you tried this product, my mum uses it.

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