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Uche2nna:
lol

Hope You are not planning to marry an Igbo guy with that mentality.   Flowers? Girl, please!!!!

I do plan on marrying an igbo guy and he will buy me flowers on my birthday and Valentine's Day. To me, it is wonderful romantic gesture.

Queenisha:
You don't have to buy a bouquet of exotic flowers.
If you live here in the USA,a small bundle of roses at Publix or kroger will do

you can even find very cheap deals at train stations or from roadside Mexican hawkers
how will she know?

Uhmmm. . . . . Queen do you live in the south of USA?? just a question.

Uche2nna:
Thank You o jare!!!! Flower ko, Flour ni

Shaarup dia you dey cheap

Because Team USA are Unstoppable, Undefeatable, Undeniable. No one can Beat that Team USA Heat.

@bjpumpin

Don't think of me as the new chic on the block
Cus the rhymes i spit, make the world tick tock
You see I do big boy things, ride big boy toys
I seduce chumps like you and make ya salute Ahoy!
You aint even man enough so please step back
Cus ya game is tired and your rhymes are whack
I'll put you under a spell of love and lust
You'll be addicted wantin more like angel dust
Take ya change, mayne im so smart
Have ya balling in the tub singing unbreak my heart
So daddy yeah sure i'll take some of you
I love double crossing, trust crushing pathetic fools
So next time low timer don't call me hermaphrodite
You might be drinking, death's kiss, by Aphrodite.

Sorry, big and curvy women are alright. But i like me self slender and athletic.

That was a typo.

[quote author=T@meD0 link=topic=160169.msg2666011#msg2666011 date=1218913186]I hear you o jare my dia Ruby & Pearl, no mind some of these bobos.  Abeg, when demm go contimue my fav sport now, you know, female beach volleyball.   [/quote]Oh jeez, thank goodness i don't play that sport any more.

David, im still waiting for you to give us both an example of "[i]nigerian men are romantic in their own way" [/i]Since you talk big game, play hard.

davidif:
@onyinye
Only naija man would stay with you even when you blow up and become out of shape after 2 kids. He is not going to divorce you when you are 50 and tell you "well its just not working", "maybe we should just give it time", "i think there is something missing here" or the most infamous line ever "its my fault", nonsense. Heck, its only naija men that would see a woman wearing skimpy and tight outfit and complain (at least the men where i grew up). I remember in some churches, the usher might not even let a lady into the church for dressing inappropriately (slutty), how many western men do that, they would rather oogle (hmm hmm hmm, look at shawty right there) or look for ways to watch "scope" them with those short shorts. So if onyinye, if you want to marry a guy who demands that you dress like a nurse or a french maid while wearing your high heels during sex or even tell you to spank him, well be my guest, but if you want to marry mr. naija, who would take care of you and the kids laugh with you, even cook for you and not order pizza then fine. I know a lot ( and i mean a lot) of naija relationships, where husband has probably never giving the wife flowers but they are still together and absolutely in love. Because they don't take cruises to the bahamas in the summer or the husband does not put rose petals on the floor leading to the bedroom (heck, some even turn off the lights and light up candles, even when NEPA is working: let's hope she no be "ogbanje" ) does not mean they do not truly cherish each other from the bottom of there heart. I don't know whether you've had a bad history with naija men but not all of them take junior wives or have an affair on the side. Like my man said earlier, in africa, we have our own way of being romantic, and kissing in public is not one of them.

I want to marry a real woman and not some girl who wants to teddy bears, chocolate (what are you? 12 or something!!!, remember chocolate is not good for your teeth ) or who cries all the time while watching "the notebook" or "Titanic" (you see why naija men go back to naija to go find wife) or even cries over anything sef or the worst of all who wants puppies (boy do i hate pets, especially dogs; they poop everywhere and smell), if you want a dog go and buy some useful ones like "whiskey", "tiger" or even "rambo" (common dog names in naija) who can protect against armed robbers and thieves.

First off i do have a dog in Nigeria named "tiger" so just wanted to point that out. Oka what is wrong about crying when you watch Titanic and The Notebook?? Does are two very romantic, very emotional movies so expect some tears to flow. If you think that is childish of me, then you have some growing up to do. Oka the whole divorce thing with the "getting out of shape" is just plain taboo. I barely know any couples who break up for such things. Anyways you talk big game as "naija men are romantic in their own way" when you failed to give on example of this. Till then im enjoying my teddy bears from Valentine's Day and my chocolates.

My mom and dad were screaming for joy when they scored!!! I haven't seen such pride in like forevers. We are on to play Belguim.

[quote author=Ruby_Pearl link=topic=160129.msg2663913#msg2663913 date=1218856952]BtW, oyinye, why did you call him mumu?
lmao! you love his wahala don't you? hehe[/quote]Me and trouble go hand and hand.

My mom was screaming up and down for this game. While was watching USA play Spain. Nigeria deserves atleast silver.

Im just praying to God that Tyson takes home a medal. I don't care bronze, silver, or gold just place and bring something home.

SeanT21:
Damn. Oh My bad, I was in Maryland.

It was a beautiful game. 101 to 71.


China actually thought they could beat a black man in the 100m. With his glasses.LMAO!!!!

Another sad day for Nigeria. The Nigeria representing Portugal did better.