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[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=151941.msg2528950#msg2528950 date=1216481817]My brother, leave that side. Desperate times calls for desperate measures.[/quote]I gbadun u jare!

[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=151941.msg2528950#msg2528950 date=1216481817]It would be foolhardy for me to invest in oil, shares, gold, properties for now as the outlook on my investment is not looking rosy.

As for lucabrassi, HIS FUTURE IS BRIGHT and I am only protecting my vested future interest and marking my territory. [/quote]What is the world coming to

@Busy_Body   thanx 

where d yemivictor guy dey? e lucky say i no understand hin language when he dey. .i 4 finish am 

[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=151941.msg2528600#msg2528600 date=1216473841]you have an uncanny ability to see things outside the box. You are highly intelligent and have common sense, you understand both men and women alike, you are from the same state as me, you like buka food as much as I do, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera[/quote]See woman dey scope man!

[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=151941.msg2528600#msg2528600 date=1216473841]I HAVE YOU UNDER MY RADAR. I SWEAR THE DAY THEY DECLARE IT LEGAL FOR A WOMAN TO MARRY MORE THAN ONE MAN, I AM COMING FOR YOU WITH FULL FORCE AND BY HOOK OR BY CROOK. [/quote]

yemivictor:
So'gba e!

guy i be yoruba boi, but i no even understand wetin u write o

yemivictor:
You also say you're 37 but look 30. Do you mind uploading a pic!?

u wan submit application?

KarmaMod:
That's because you guys are only "romantic" to foreigners, Oyato

Just gimme ur address, u'll change ur mind in no time

Happy baiday oree. . .

_{Make we talk abt buyin' this site 4rm u. .make i dey ban pple anyhow}  

sistawoman:
I am 33 with now 5 children. 3 of my own 10 boy 8 girl 6 boy, 2 of his 16 girl and 12 boy.
Yes I am married to a Nigerian man and he is the best thing that has ever happened in my life.

Thanks sistawoman for help clarifying that not all Nigerian men are cheats and swindlers. . .

Some of us have hearts and true intentions.

sistawoman:
He has never cheated on me, that I know of, he has never disrespected me, he is always gentle loving and caring when it comes to me, he puts my needs before his as I do him. He is so romantic (so many have said that Nigerian men are not),

Thank you jare!

sistawoman:
he means the world to me and he is my King as I am his Queen. When he looks at me and tells me I am beautiful or I love you i feel it in my soul and know that this is real.

That is soo cool. .give your husband a pat on the back 4 me, he's a 'correct' guy.

omo d traffic go gangsta. . .

can't imagine

omo this is hilarious! I gbadun the look on the conman face afta dem nab am finish. . .

hi gaby, found u at last. .was surprised when the thread "who is gabrywyl" suddenly vanished. What happend? Anyway glad to be back

gabrywyl:
Good for you Bobo

Baby where've u been?

I had reason to be in Unilag yesterday. No doubt Unilag is a great school, but as I took a walk round the school, I really was fascinated.  I couldn't help but get the feeling that most of the girls looked like over-madeup mannequins as they strode by me; and the guys were no different either, tryin' to exude a sense of "being a big boy", with earings adorning their earlobes and chains hangin from their jeans and rides over-embossed with their ego (actually saw a dude drive past with one hand on the wheel, the other clutchin' a phone to his ear, and his license plate readin' what? u guessed it! "BUGA". Actually had a good laugh when he drove past. What a spectacle!)

All this said, every school's got it's own share of delinquents, and Unilag's still a good school. I got friends and cousins in the school and graduates as well who are doing absolutely well. . .

But the thing that struck me as I took in all the sights was it didn't strike me much as an academic environment.  I didn't get the feeling I could experience a kind of serenity that could serve as a catalyst in my academic studies if I was a student of the instititution. I could be wrong, and maybe the Akokites have found a way of substituting that lack of serenity for something else, and I guess it works for them.

I graduated from OAU, and I wouldn't trade it for another university. Its status as a genuine academic environment can't even be challenged by my honourable Akokites. I didn't experience the so-called "lack of social impetus" (although I'm aware of it), because I had all the fun as a student: joined a social/philantrophic club, went for field trips, attended numerous parties, dated lots of chics. .at some point I had a tough time balancing all these with my engineering studies, but I still managed to graduate with a correct 2.1 (thanx 2 Almighty God!).

Believe me, Ife truly rocks!

Dual Core:
I don't rehearse lines, i say sometin to a chic once and i mite never say it again. I think i prefer spontaneous reactions to whteva conditions i find maself. IMHO, pick up and break up lines are stereotypes 4 those who lack words nd confidence. Same thing applies to all those crap red-like-roses, beautiful-like-the-sunset txt msgs peepz copy from smwhere and send. So annoying when u see d same text message comin from 2 different senders.

u cudn't av said it better. I try to use my own creativity and imagination to compose txt msgs, and when i see a chic i'm attracted to, i say whatever comes to mind, at the same time tryin' to be as ingenuous and charming as possible. .works 4 me

kokoye:
Pick up line:

se waa je, abi o ti yo?

as i see you as i gba ti e

f%$k it!!! I laughed my head off! That was a good one. . .