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with sh sound: aso- shirt aso- bigger size aso- to watch |
obo- free obo - woman's private obo- monkey |
kokoye:orun- sun |
ewa- come ewa- beans ewa- precious |
ko soro:rotflmao ![]() |
Ekiti women flirt too muchI have never heard this before KarmaMod:lmao! ![]() It's annoying! I talk to a naija man, and he asks me, "which state?", am like, "ekiti", then he's like "no wonder". No wonder what? ![]() |
lmao!! se tooto ni, baby jinx? baby jinx comes to me as a cat's name! jinxy jinx lol ![]() |
You're from Zaria? Cooooooooooooooool ![]() Bangels!! omg! I dnt know how you ppl can wear those! they're so uncomfortable!! It annoys me!! esp with the amnt of noise it makes. The only jewelry I've been wearing for the past months are my earrings Nothing else! ![]() You still didn't answer my question na: *Morenike: |
If this is not yahooze!!!!!!!!!!!, I pray for him and his family ![]() |
You are all taking about Gurasa, waina and Dambu. I need Fura da NoNoWhat is Gurasa or Dambu? or Fura da NONO? ![]() Is it that whitish stuff made from milk, what's it called? warri? I lovedddd those |
Baby Jinx:lmao!!! Actually, my mom spent a great amount of her yrs in the north, and she can speak hausa. She lived in Abuja and Zaria, even did her church wedding in Zaria. Am sorry, but she's always referring to ppl in the north as aboki. lol! But I've never been to the North. arrrg! ![]() Baby Jinx:ohhhhhhhhh, I love beads!!! esp stone beads. I dnt like shiny jewelry such as gold or silver etc, but I loveeeeeeee stone beads or beads of any kind.esp those ileke idi beads My grandma has a bunch of those ![]() |
Personal. Get on YIM |
That's what we hear until she secretly elopes with him anywhoooooooo, am loving the scenery! I'd love to visit the north one day, but no offense, I cherish my life. Even Lagos scares me! |
why? Politics/Culture, why? It doesn't make sense |
Loving the pix Is that MC and baby jinx? ![]() |
Baby Jinx:[size=5pt]Lol! am trying to denairaland myself jare[/size] Am sure you love the world, oya tell us sth sth na |
I've heard so many times "You're Ekiti, I heard you guys make good pounded yams" ![]() "Yorubas are dirty", this actually prevents some other tribes from marrying Yorubas "Ekiti women are too stubborn" etc. |
Ugh! As much as we hate to admit it, some stereotypes can actually be true, no matter how annoying they are. [size=15pt] What type of stereotypes have you faced or have been an issue in your romantic life?[/size] |
Men are like babies, what is new? Just treat him and care for him like his woman and mother ![]() |
We were discussing Domestic abuse today, so one of my proff hinted to us a little secret. She said the best way of finding the right man, is not by sitting and waiting, but by waiting for him. Looking for him, meaning, to explore many men before you settle with one. Make sure he's the one you really want, and let him be sure you're the one he really wants. By doing so, it prevents high rate increase of divorce. Exploring Includes: . Date (not a spend on me date, but a let's go to the movies, come over let's talk, let's get to know each other better date) . Become best friend, make sure you're not afraid to tell him anything . Get to know him better. Marriage is not all about romance and sex, it's also a union of friendship. A marriage between two people that are best friends tends to last long, right? Over the years, sex and romance gets worn out, but friendship keeps the marriage stronger. [size=13pt] Question is, Do you really know him/her? Can you tell him or her anything? Is he/she your friend enough to be considered for marraige? Or do you still feel the need to explore?[/size] |
Danke:Go and sleep, madam. Your lion is home ![]() |
PERVERT9:Yes yes yes, you still no dey change this your ID? ![]() Well, I did not miss you jk. welcome back |
who said fem no get game? ![]() |
chamo already tried to add me I tell am no he dey force me o I don tire |
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