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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpbyNSkLrFk&hl=en_GB&fs=1"

^^^@190 you should know me by now, I would NEVER insult anyone.

I think this is   ,I would like to say more but I will zip my mouth.

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=491262.msg6514826#msg6514826 date=1280984982]She's a stripper turned video girl turned model, but she's best know for being Kanye West's girlfriend. She's really big around the party scene. Sometimes you see her walking around Soho shopping.


If you click on the link below, you can see some photos of her. Ignore the comments from the blogger and her fans. She has a reputation for running her mouth.
http://sandrarose.com/2009/09/amber-rose-before-she-was-black/

If you really wanna cut your hair then go for it. I'm actually cutting my hair this weekend and I can't wait to get rid of my hair.[/quote]Thanks for the link , really helpful. She bleaches her fuzz by the look of it that's seems to soften or polish the look.
My hair's dark so could make me look like a les I don't mind that but it may not be suitable for the office, gonna check it out today.

whiteroses:
me too, I'm going to try a short cut buh def not like amber i can't pull that off anyone knows a trick to rihanna cut without looking like a cancer patient, can you add a bit of extension somewhere that blends

That look Rhianna's wearing can be done with the type of weave that goes around in a circle (like a monk) my hairdresser said you would then need something called a closer at the crown.

Clear finger nails(I am not in the mood for colour) and bronze toe (bronze on the toes last for ever).

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=491262.msg6514678#msg6514678 date=1280981720]No problem

The accents on the east coast varies from state to state. Even the accents in one state may vary. Like in New York for example, a Staten Island accent is different from an old school Brooklyn accent.


Her hair is amazing. She looked so different when she used to have long hair. I like this low cut look, its very chic/edgy/urbanite.[/quote]@Inked_Nerd, , who is she really, is she that rapper's girl ( I do not do celebs ).

I want to see what see looked like before the buzz, maybe I can do it, I am fedup with hair.

I like the 1st, I am into flats for now (so called summer in the UK).


The 2Nd's OK but look very high

To the replies
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@Poster I could not date my Ex's friend, it would make him (my ex) feel like crap.

@whiteroses I think they do have Guess in the UK, it's on Neal Street London.

Ps the chick's hair rocks, I wish I had the guts to do it, it would save hours.

^^Great, you've started posting again, I nearly missed this.

Wonderful to see this thread .

ababda:
[b]Salam[/b]: Madlady[b][/b] why did you stop painting, I remembered you had ideas pertaining to the coptic letters for your art, What happened? Did you complete your project or holding it off?

Greetings to you @ababda, it's been a long time since I have heard from you or seen your wonderful thread . I hope your well.

No I did not complete my project, I am sad about that but I've stopped painting for now.

Thank you for reminding me about the ideas I had about getting a range of tops/t.shirts made using coptic letters, thinking about this may kick start my painting impetus

Missy B:
Love the hair too. That's the next hairstyle for me.

[b]Looking at the 8th pic, is it possible to have one's dress made that way?[/b]Like- can it take that shape?

Yes, I can't remember the name of this technique, but I think a machine maybe used to achieve this finish.

I think it would be wearable if done on one shoulder, like the style shown in the picture, the skirt section looks more theatrical so may not be flattering in the flesh


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^^Gosh, I've just spent the last hour looking at your work.

I love your style of work it's so uplifting even a painting called "broke" feels positive, it's soooo uplifting.


You seem to be very prolific, it takes me more than a year to produce even a small oil on board.


I think if you were in the UK you would be on you way to big things.


If I'm not mistaken Prince Charles purchased and publicised a Black artist who's style looks to be in almost the same vain,
I attended the gallery showing, it was packed to the rafters,your style of painting seems far more appealing, not so primitive.


I hope more peeps on this site see your thread.

@Missy B love the use of the contrasting colour fabric and the chiffon makes it look very Haute Couture.

This campaign looks very deep in shade, Autumn season .

I am really looking forward to the next range,  I hope some black and white or monochrome will be included.


I  agree with @stillwater the model's hair looks gorgeous, thick and full of body, a nice change from flat iron straight hair, sooo cool.

^^^FABULOUS, well done you.

Pls post more when you have the time.

^^^Pls don't go, I will miss youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

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Deal? Thanks hun, GREAT to know I have a new friend.

^^No  boots.

^^^ .

^^^Do you sell art I paint, well I did up until a few months ago .


Do you have art work for sale, why not show some, it would be wonderful to see Nigerian art work.

iice:
[color=#9900ff]The first one is really nice. My sis has a wedge with beads and stuff on it, very cute. @ madlady

I cringe though if someone with flat feet wore them [/color]

@iice would a wedge not be helpful for the flat footed .

I have a high instep so really flats feel odd to me, but I still wear them, I love flip flops with skinny jeans.



@Analissa Chris rocks's mouth makes my laugh even before he says's anything.

I agree with you on most of what you say.

It's a shame that Nigerian art and crafts are not valued more by ALL black peeps but, this does not only apply to Nigeria, other black nations are inclined to overlook or dismiss their own artists.

Yinka Shonebare MBE has a sculpture on display on a plinth in Trafalgar Square, I thought thousands of Nigerians would attend to support him on his big day,  .

Many very wealthy white people invest in art, I hope Nigerians and other blacks also see that this is a wonderful way to spend and invest.

nihun:
Nawao, madlady salo kuro ni ile mi lati odun meji.

Can anyone translate this pls.

femmy2010:
There are many regular contributors on this section of nairaland tha we have not heard from in recent time.
We need not know our selves face to face to show concern for each other.
For me I ask where is Carolace and madlady?
Voice other missed forumites.
Happy Sunday.

@femmy2010 your very sweet , thank you for your concern. I am fine just very busy.

I hope you have a great week.

KAYD007:
@ madlady
yes most women do tend to assit their hussy when he is in need but hardly those who re more educated and richer than the husband within d naija context except if she is a rare breed!

Well you would know that more than I, but, if the wife's educated to a higher level she would presumable be  in a better paying job .

The point of being married is to share your life, that should include your finances.

What if the husband wanted to further his education, this would be to the benefit of the couple, would she not then take on the role of the breadwinner for some time.

When the women needs to be at home to rare the children, the husband covers ALL the cost,  it's only fair that she steps up to the plate in times of need.

ccollins:
U hear me.GLORIA is a fool

That is TRULY what she is.

Many WOMEN assist their husbands in times of need, if they have to be the breadwinner for a time, so be it.

Ranoscky:
somtyms wen tins lyk dis happens, i keep askin myself dat, r dia stil good peeps in nigeria?

*well, i know dia is buh, dey'r just so hard to find.*

For sure you have honest ones, I have met a few on this forum ( one even paid more than the agreed amount, I returned the over-payment)



Sadly scammers are all over the world.