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Na wa for Nigerian boys o |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=329609.msg4623710#msg4623710 date=1254113189]are those women your idea of beautiful? ![]() i guess you also consider the man fantastically gorgeous then.[/quote]LMAO Does Zuma really have three wives |
I don't think he sounded callous at all. He was speaking to professionals so he simply just had to be real. They know what's up. I think it is still the time to buy shares especially since they basically can't fall any lower. Besides what's the point of selling something when you have already lost most of the value. If you have not sold by now I say just leave it where it is even if it takes years to recover. |
Easy come, easy go. You simply have to be patient and when you do find it work hard to keep it |
He is probably 45 and a half ![]() |
So bringing in the money was what made you a husband. That just means that you are a very bad husband. Use this time to learn how to be a better husband. |
What could the men be doing to the breasts to make them sag |
If you love her and plan to spend the rest of your life with her then the first step is to go get educated on living with an HIV+ person. If this is a fling then you need to stop taking stupid risks. Unprotected sex with an HIV+ person is tantamount to committing suicide. How did she catch it when you guys have been together for ten years? Protect yourself is my point I guess |
I don't know why it seems like they are blaming just the man here. The woman says he was dating her and at least two other people at the same time so she was no better than him. She went on and married him anyway and then eventually divorced him and then he re married and yet she still sleeps with him. She is no better than the man. They deserve each other |
So this is what you registered on Niaraland to say. yeye |
Pittbaby:Did not know this but it is good news. If you are a recent graduate and job hunting and also planning on getting married or starting a family soon then you should also factor this in when choosing a company to work for. Six weeks is not a lot of time but we have no choice if you want to work especially for a private company. I wonder what Obama's health plan says about this issue |
You are kind of right. You are entitled to 6 weeks with pay in most companies but you have to have worked a certain amount of time to get the full 6 weeks. You can get FMLA which the government has made a law but you do not get paid when you are on FMLA. You just get the leave. Some companies give up to 4 months though. I think Bank One is one of the companies that does. |
Heavy is the head that wears the crown Most of them you can minimize if you want to. |
Why did you make him darker? |
What are responsibilities of the first born |
It's not a guy thing. Please speak for yourself. |
The only men looking for virgins especially when they are not virgins themselves either cannot Bleep or they have small joysticks. It is just that simple. They are just insecure. |
Wonderful idea. This is necessary for both mother and child. Maybe the US will follow Nigeria's example ![]() |
xqwysyte:Makosi Makosi Musambasi (born 24 September 1980) is a registered cardiac nurse, who worked in a coronary care unit, originally from Zimbabwe but now living in Aylesbury. A story in The Sun during the final week claimed that a talent agency had invoiced the producers of Big Brother for £609 for procuring her services; The Sun alleged that this proved she was in fact an actress rather than a genuine contestant. This was denied by Big Brother on the finale night, with the explanation that the money was paid to the talent agency (which does represent Makosi) for work relating to the supplementary show Big Brother's Big Mouth. Makosi is remembered for providing many of the dramatic moments that occurred in the house, such as alleging to be pregnant after a romp in the pool with Anthony, having to evict Kinga from the secret garden, and a huge confrontation with Maxwell and Saskia, when Makosi shared the house's supply of cider with Kinga, Orlaith and Eugene in the secret garden, and returning to the house drunk. In the early weeks, Makosi was considered one of the favourites to win the show, however following the pool incident, her popularity with the public plummeted. Despite eventually finishing 3rd, and being the top female housemate for that year, Makosi suffered an awful reception from the crowd waiting outside the Big Brother house on her exit and during her interview with Davina McCall, many viewers complained that the hostility towards Makosi was taken too far. She is currently in a long-term relationship with Nigerian musician, 2face Idibia. She appeared as a cameo of herself in the E4 zombie thriller Dead Set in October 2008. She recently admitted in an interview that she had prostituted herself after leaving the house and suffers terribly from self-loathing after her mother disowned her for shaming their family. |
My sister thinks they are ugly but I think they are cute |
I think you should see a doctor. Not only are you going through your wife's phone on a daily basis you have now graduated to your mother in laws phone. You have very deep and serious issues. I will pray for you |
Simmy if you are going to smoke weed at least smoke the good one. How can you compare having sex with a minor with sex with two consenting adults. You just want an excuse to go on a gay bashing spree. She had sex with an child and the fact that the child is her son makes it even worse. Lay of the bad weed abeg |
Thugs and idiots |
what did he say he needs N200000 for |
yes. I am based in Jattu, USA |
Jattu |
Bottom line is everybody is an ass. Fine the best ass there is and marry it |
Well Gani was not a smoker and his family has said that his jail cell was continuously fumigated while he was in the cell. That is one sure way to get cancer. It makes sense. |
Feelitx:This is exactly the point. People value animals more than most Nigerians value the lives of other Nigerians. I mean the health care workers no about this law and they do nothing about it. Has anybody said that this is just not right. How do you sleep at night knowing that because of some law that makes no sense someone died. If I did not read it here I would say it was a lie. I wish it was a lie |
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