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XhosaNostra:
Then perhaps you should do more research. It says it right there "IBO Women". Or do you have another tribe with a similar sounding name in Nigeria? Show me how they used to dress then.

Because in my culture, nothing has changed much. We were always known as "The blanket people" from the times of colonization until now. Only difference men no longer wear turbans, they've opted for headbands to modernize the look.

Xhosa men below, from most recent to old.

hold on dear,can i see pics of hown ladies dress

XhosaNostra:
True, but certain traditions are preserved, so people don't completely lose themselves.

yeah i agree

XhosaNostra:
Well, I'm sure not all of them are bad people. But I wouldn't trust any of them with my laundry. They have this weird thing with clothes. They're always asking for them or stealing them from the washing line.

hello dear

XhosaNostra:
Well, I'm sure not all of them are bad people. But I wouldn't trust any of them with my laundry. They have this weird thing with clothes. They're always asking for them or stealing them from the washing line.

hmmmmmm im learning

XhosaNostra:
Never! I wasn't aware of Swaziland, but with Zimbabweans, we have a long history. With us the ones doing all the giving & them taking every opportunity to bite the hand that feeds them.
There was a Zimbabwean woman living in my flat. She lost her job & the company owning the flat let her stay. The other tenants, myself included, helped her with food, electricity etc. When she eventually was kicked out, after living rent-free like a cockroach for almost a year, we discovered stolen property. Things have been going missing for months & we blamed outside thieves for it, but all this time she was the culprit. They're known for stealing. People don't trust them to work in their houses anymore. In Laudium & several other places, they actually brought in trucks to steal everything, while the employers/homeowners were away at work. They were desperately searching for one not too long ago, for cleaning out her employer's house in Laudium.

hmmmmmm really my friend wanted to marry a zimbabwean lady,but he got married a mozambique lady

XhosaNostra:
Abeg, when he starts dashing out visions, tell me oo
I got a Powerball to win this year.

hahahahah

XhosaNostra:
Only tell him the things you're comfortable to discuss with him. The rest is none of his business. It doesn't concern him if it happened before him. Remember that sometimes people will use what you tell them against you in the future, so choose your words wisely or just be prepared to defend yourself.

bravo

XhosaNostra:
Lol, maybe that was the point, to lose his physical sight so he can use the "spiritual eye". He'll be the next Baba Vanga, the blind seer

you got that bad mouth

XhosaNostra:
Huh?

I've experienced a few breakups, but I honestly don't have an emotional memory associated with them. When I'm done hurting, I can't recall how I felt. It's weird.

daaammmmm honestly speaking you deserve something, hey common can I put you on on February, you know the date already!

gypsey:
life? cheap Beer. i would rather drink Ogogoro or kai kai.

O boy how your side? you still dey celebrate christmas? e be like say.

we don celebrate finish oo we just dey around house with some few friends dey while away time with one one bottles of life

XhosaNostra:
I don't know, I forget easily lol. They all hurt just the same initially, then you're like "whatever" & amnesia sets in.

it all past experience you know!

gypsey:
what?! you sure had a lucky escape, even 18 year olds i don't go near. Appart from when i was 18 myself.

Yes, London is so populated now. it's as it was when i was younger with the crimes and that. we had to move to portsmouth near the sea. maybe because i have children now.

hey Mr Happy man ,one bottle of life beer for you

gypsey:

this your mouth eh

lefulefu:
my guy

one love bro