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I don't know about hot though, but did i mention bewbies?

jayseehe: I have seen this before... it has been on front page before...

what kind of footwear did Miss Holland wear

Traditional. Same reason others would probably ask why miss Nigeria is wrapped in bedsheets.

What is happening is that bus drivers now require a bachelor's degree for the employment of conductors

mezebel: thanks for d wonderful nonsense

You're very welcome.

Biz moves all day.

currently accepting charity payments of all types in my bank account. Thank you.

Federal Republic of Committee.

So na Tinubu as e wowo reach na im dey arrange that fine woman?

mezebel: u are most incorrect,nothing like british and america in dis context...check my correction above!!!

I just love people who have no idea what they're saying, but still speak with confidence and authority

Let me explain: Both of your definitions for "centre" and "center" are valid. HOWEVER, your overall "explanation" is terribly wrong.

You have explained both spellings by flip-flopping between British and American forms of the SAME word, but then ascribing to each one
a different contextual meaning.

e.g i live in the U.S and we write Checks, while you write Cheques.
SAME word, just American and British. This means their "meanings" are the same when used in the same context.

What you have managed to do in your "correction" is say something like this:

"A check is when you sign a check, and give it to someone, while a cheque is when you take a cheque to the bank and cash it."

Both statements are correct, BUT DO NOT amount to a difference in their meanings.
You have only taken two forms of the same word (Br & Am), and explained both in different contexts, while passing it off as a difference.

in my primary school debate voice:
I hope say i don convince you, and not confuse you say "center" and "centre" na American and British forms of the same thing respectively . Thank you.

Na boko dem wan use hammer now?

AY Live footage.

Zeus would know

AdeniyiA: "center" refers to d middle of something. while "centre" refers to "a place of OR a place for. eg "centre for continue education "

You're incorrect.

In the OP's context, it is simply An American & British difference, as already pointed out by some above.

Not the greatest video on earth, but watchable

close your eyes and select

sexy MILF. The things i'd do to her 45 year old self.

sentence them to jail.

But of course you need to have an appropriate trial with full evidence, witnesses, and a jury panel if the pet petitions (pun fully intended).

e.g

Mr. Bings AKA "dabonethief-woof-woof," after summary process, evidence presented, witness statements from
Mr. Kitty-pumpum AKA "snitchoflife" and Mrs. Birdie-tootalk AKA "SweeSwee"

The jury panel finds you guilty of all charges, and are hereby sentenced to maximum incarceration in your cage until future probationary hearing.

Naija

Good job Fake News crew.

Although the joke appears to have gone above most people's head.

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jail

Ask my signature

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Funny performance by Akpororo at AY Live


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

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Ivyluvie2: You get used to no light

11. You construct sentences like this ^^

onyebuchiii: abegg wetin dem dy do about all those unemployed youths/graduates....**ambasador at large***

Dem commission swimming pool for dem for Warri na. You no hear?