Samantha124:
But I want to check something...

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Samantha124:
Can you list every ingredient? I want to check something..

Sam you are being naughty😁😁😁😁

Mens kan mos so kwaad word vir al die stront wat die mense hier plaas. Niemand vra julle niks nie so hou julle monde van Suid-Afrika af, ek dink julle lewe soos mense wat nie 'n plek in julle eie land het nie nou wil julle ons by julle probleme intrek. Staan eenkant asb.

Samantha124:
You men seems to forget that women come in different sizes, the same way you men come in different sizes... It's not her fault that you're too small for her, she was born that way.

Even if a woman sleeps with different men, a vagina is elastic... It'll still go back to its normal size.

If you're a man and you're small down there, find a woman that's also small, same thing applies with big men, they should find themselves big women too.

What😂😂😂😂

rvp2018:
Stupid ANC Ramaphosa find himself in trouble in north pole as his security is blocked by Poland. Now he is been told to enter Ukraine alone

What is wrong with some of these African leaders.

Peace envoy in Ukraine after covertly and overtly backing Putin. Ramaphosa will be lucky not be shot.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izQDC9NzEkc

The president's security is secured, clearly you don't have all the facts, and we know that Poland is a racist country. They will be in big trouble should the president be in any sort of trouble. Forward with peace forward!!!

Im hungry

Starlight252:
As a reserved person, if you are within my interaction space, i make the best company you can get. But if not, i'll appear cold and aloof to you.

Most introverts, if in the right environment, are smart people... If not within a familiar circle, then this smartness borders solitude and silence. This is often interpreted as dullness, proudness and sluggishness by non-empathetic folks.

That is true

Samantha124:
I'm an introvert, but I don't think I'm boring because a lot of people enjoy hanging out with me

But their company can sometimes be too much for me, just yesterday I decided keep quiet when someone came knocking on my door, I just wanted to have a peaceful Sunday.

Right😂😂😂

KingCold:
shoot your shot bro, I'm right behind you

No I respect her union to much I could never.

KingCold:
Lovers brew

She is engaged to be married I could never breakup such😁😁😁

Samantha124:
I'm flattered...

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Samantha124:
At least your future generation will be able to speak it...

I'd also like to learn the language one day because I love learning other languages.

And I'm happy that the language is slowly getting recognized and hopefully one day we'll see it being spoken on our national TVs.

Thank you I really hope so, you are such a sweet soul wow I am glad I have met you.

Samantha124:
You're making me emotional and I don't want to get emotional...

But there are some Khoisan that can still speak the Khoisan language, I've once watched the Indoni festival and I was happy to see Khoisan also participating in the festival and speaking their indigenous language.

Isn't there a way you guys can fight for your rights so that Khoisan could be recognized as one of SA official languages?

I'm not a Khoisan, but I personally believe that that language should be preserved.

Well they have started teaching the language in school here in the province. However a large part of the population can't speak it me included.

Samantha124:
For me I think there's a difference between a coloured and a Khoisan.

Khoisan may be light skinned, but they have their own distinct African features, while Coloured people are people of mixed ethnicities, they're biracial.

My maternal grandmother had an African mother and a white father, which makes her a Coloured too.

Khoisan also has white blood in them that the dutch left there, they messed us up. They took our language and our traditions, thats why Im speaking afrikaans and english. The khoisan left the cape and moved north to the northern cape and namibia and also eastern cape. That is where you will find the khoisan people.

Samantha124:
Wow! It's an honour to finally get to meet a Khoisan, you know I've met all SA ethnic groups except for the Khoisan.

If it wasn't for you guys, we wouldn't be here... You deserve more recognition.

Thank you, but you know we are classified as coloured in South Africa. In South Africa we are black but not african.

Samantha124:
Are you a Coloured or a Khoisan? If you don't mind me asking...

I know I'm Khoisan, but I don't know my identity because it was stolen. My skin colour is white, but I have african features. Sometimes I cry to think what the Dutch have done to my people. Im South African and african more than anything.

Samantha124:
You just raised my curiosity... .. Can I ask you something?

Of course anytime

Samantha124:
I'm not yet feeling it... Winter is my favorite season of the year and I want it to be freezing cold to a point where I can't feel my hands... But now it's still just warm... Maybe in other provinces it's more cold than the province I'm in.

I'm thinking of moving to Free State province somewhere in the future so that I can enjoy my winter seasons there..

Rather you then me, I am in the Northern Cape and it is very cold. We are experiencing extreme tempretures in winter and summer.

Samantha124:
I've been good, you?

Im good just very cold, the winter is indeed here yoh

Samantha124:
You don't even know me...

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Samantha124:
The person must have been suffering from Lazarus syndrome..🤣🤣🤣.. It's a rare medical condition.

If the person was dead for days, then maybe I was gonna reconsider the whole idea of miracles.

Personally I don't think it was a miracle, but just a medical condition... But if you believe that it's a miracle, then okay.

Well with any believe system, especially the supernatural one will have to wait and see once you die. However how are you doing?

Samantha124:
A dead person coming back to life? Wow! Tell me more because now you just got my full attention..😂😂😂

How was the dead person brought back to life and how long was he or she dead?

Someone was praying and the person was dead for atleast 4 hours. I know you don't believe it, but I was there when the person died.

Samantha124:
I'm no longer an active Christian, in fact, I don't think I identify by any religion at the moment.. For now I only believe in me.. ... On top of that, I'm not from a religious family and I wasn't raised by any religion.

I only joined Christianity in my late teens and it was my personal choice.

Sometimes you just have to agree with what the majority is saying just for the sake of peace because majority always win.

If you believe that you gonna go to your heaven or hell after death, then it also means that you believe that a dead person could be raised from the dead like Lazarus in the Bible, I'm still waiting to see a pastor bringing someone who has been dead for days back to life, and I'm not talking about all these fake pastors...

Noo, you're not judging me, you're just voicing out your opinion... Like I said, I'm no longer an active Christian and I'm not even going to start acting like one because that would be hypocritical... One thing about me is that I question everything around me.

That's the thing about christianity that it is a personal relationship with God and its all about how you choose to believe. For me I believe the bible and that God is real, because I have seen miracles with my own eyes and a dead person coming back to life. For me it is personal and I don't need to show off my believe, so I don't practise religion, but my relationship with God.

Wow someone need to tell me why some nigerians are so hostile toward SA. They think SA is only JHB, CPT, PTA and Durban, while SA is a huge country, it is even larger than Nigeria itself. SA is a vast country with 3 main races: black (coloureds included), white and indian. So I don't understand, someone need to explain to me why the hostility toward SA.

Samantha124:
Even though I am a Christian and at one point I was even a Christian fanatic, but the more I got involved within the Christian faith, the more I started questioning it because I'm the curious type, but no one could give me the answers to my questions... I was always being told that faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.

Meaning if I can believe in anything in life, it'll happen, it doesn't necessarily have to be a religion... But sometimes we just need to be realistic and be able to differentiate between fantasy and reality.

Personally I believe that our spirit doesn't die when we die... It leaves the body and remains within the atmosphere until one day it manifests into a newborn baby or an animal... You can either be a human or an animal in your next life, but you wouldn't remember anything because your mind wouldn't be the same as the previous one, in fact, everything would be new, except for the spirit.

I'm sorry I don't judge you, but if you are Christian then surely the you must only believe what the bible says. The bible says that God gave the spirit to men, and when we die the spirit return to Him. I think the hindus believe that when you die you come back as an animal.

I think faith is a very difficult thing, because many people are struggling with it and also the fact that there are so many false prophets and teachers is also not helping. I for one believe the bible and is very careful of preachers that preach something not in line with the bible. Well I hope you don't think I judge you cause that is not my place to do so.

Samantha124:
The Bible is a fantasy too, written by a human like you and I.

If you can believe in everything that's being said in the Bible, then it means you can also believe in everything written in the Lord of the rings book because they're all a fantasy.

Even you can write a fantasy book right now and start convincing people that everything you wrote is real, in hundreds years to come, people will indeed believe it.

It's like telling the kids to leave milk and cookies in the living room on Christmas Eve for Santa to come in the middle of the night to eat the cookies and drink the milk while delivering their presents, when the reality is that it's the parents who'd sneak into the living room at night to eat those cookies and drink the milk, and then leave the presents beside the Christmas tree for the kids to find them in the morning..

Sam so what do you believe?

South Africa is democracy with a constitution envy'd by alot of africa. Some people are hammering on the moral issue of lgbtqi+ community, but they voted for the parties that put the constitution there. So what if we live with lgbtqi+ community, they are people with blood running through their veins that is red. They deserve to live their lives the way they see fit to do so and no one can tell anyone how to live. I love human beings because God told me love humans and because He loves them.

Samantha124:
No, it won't.

Thank you Sam

Okoroawusa:

Your own too didn't look like it

I didn't say anything bad

Samantha124:
Sam is fine, but I'm not sure about you calling me Madam lawyer..

I'm just not comfortable with the idea of being addressed by my area of expertise.

Come to think of it, I've never followed anyone in here..

Would it be a problem if I were to be the first one to be followed by you.

Samantha124:
Lol.. I love that woman...

Samantha do you mind if I call you Sam? And also why can I please get a follow if you don't mind madam lawyer.

Samantha124:
Call him your sugar and spice.

Why sugar and spice? Because not only does he adds sweetness into your life, he also makes your life spicy, making it fascinating..

Yes Lucy Makafula