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Pirates of the Caribbean is utter rubbish
I won't be wasting my money for that crap!.

And, how many times have you posted this topic?
Are you Ogbonnaya?

What was that nasty freak thinking?

I don't think Tiger Woods would marry any NL
Since, he hates black women.

Why is fashion a big factor when it comes to going to Church in Nigeria?

Deja Vu
This thread already exists.

Crackles, why did you change the pic in your profile?
It was so much better than that new one, I love Janelle.

I'm sure that pic was photoshopped

Love is affection!!!

I vote for Mama-gee!!

Nominate Mama-gee.

I vote for Bawomolo!!!

I vote for Aloy Emeka!!!

I vote for Gabry!!!

Aloy Emeka gets my vote!!!

MrCrackles:
^ ^ ^ Are these ones celebrities

I owe you nothing!!!
they only managed to nominate you in the sports section,
Rejoice now because believe me, you won't experience it again with this your cowardly posts.

All the Governors are the worst
None is better than the other.

michelin89:
As soon as my children become adults in sexual growth I'll have a talk with them. My daughter must know why she is menstruating and my son must know why he is producing that white liquid.

*Considers the deed done*

I'm not the other woman.

INDIANAPOLIS - An Andy Warhol painting of Barbie and interactive fashion shows are the highlights of a new exhibit at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis to commemorate the iconic doll's 50th anniversary.

"Barbie: The Fashion Experience" opened Saturday at the museum, which will be its only stop. Sarah Cole, the museum's special and temporary exhibits manager, said she worked with toy maker Mattel to put together the exhibit.

"Our Barbie collection was good," Cole said, "but not as strong as Mattel's."

Barbie was introduced to the world at the 1959 New York Toy Fair. Creator Ruth Handler said the doll, based on the German Bild Lilli dolls, represented that women had choices.

The exhibit features a photo timeline of Barbie, life-sized Barbie mannequins and a design center where children can create their own fashions using dress forms, computer games and light tables.

Workshops on T-shirt designing, special runway shows and fashion shows also are offered, and visitors can watch Barbie commercials from the 1960s, '70s and '80s.

But a highlight might be the chance to strut down a Barbie catwalk after getting made up.

Makeup artist Misty Al-eryani, founder of FierceLooks, has three looks for children to apply from hygienic single-use trays.

Al-eryani said she created the looks after thinking about her four daughters and other children, and how they would interact with the doll.

"I wanted them to feel as if they were Barbie's best friends or Barbie's little sister," she said.

Warhol's 1985 Barbie painting is also part of the display. It is the first time the work has been displayed outside California.

The exhibit runs through February 2011.

chaircover:
I have mine with yoghurt and a sprinking of muesli on top

What's not funny?

whitelexi:
Whats all this trash??
@Poster, do u need ideas on topics to put in a thread?

iice:
[color=#9900ff]I'm in favor of sex ed.  Children are curious.  People are drawn to the forbidden.  Not unless the fear of parents is instilled in the child. . .they'd do what you tell them not to do.  They need to be aware of the consequences of the act not only on themselves but the people in their lives.  I know people think, it's probably too much for a child to handle, but children are fast learners.  They can absorb a lot.  In this day and age, when sex is not such a taboo topic, it's practical to tell them about it. Those stork delivered a baby thing doesn't work for long.[/color]

GBAM!!!
Right on point!!!

^^Too long to read.

^^That one looks Yoruba.

Abuja has got the best roads in Nigeria
Abia state has the worst.

Once again