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aminalib:
when you tell me how small are you and your ,

'Small' enough to satisfy your small

Yes Boss!
Ok, pls just two more hours.

190:
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Mr.cock go play with your arm pit hair or sometin

leave me alone im busy now!![/color]

Get this into that your thick skull:

Am NOT Mr Cork!
Am Phate!

190:
^^^

Thats the idea!!

Roger Federer won the season-ending title for the fifth time and laid down a marker for 2011 with a three-set victory over world number one Rafael Nadal in London.

The 29-year-old's attacking
game carried the Swiss to a 6-3 3-6 6-1 win in one hour and 37 minutes at the O2 Arena.

Federer's victory ensured that an inconsistent year by his standards was bookended by wins at the Australian Open in January and now the ATP World Tour Finals in November.

Nadal had been hoping to land the only significant title to so far elude him but a three-hour semi-final against Andy Murray on Saturday looked to have taken the edge off his game, and Federer proved the stronger in the closing stages.

And while Sunday's final never quite matched the heights of their last meeting in London-Nadal's epic 2008 Wimbledon final victory - it proved beyond doubt that Federer will be chasing hard on the world number one's heels next year.

Grace Ike (not real name) lost her innocence at the age of 12.

Her violator was her father who, for over a year after
deflowering her, repeatedly
defiled her in his one-room
apartment located in Surulere, a suburb of Lagos State, where he lived with his wife and five children.

Miss Ike's story is one of
physical, emotional, and
psychological abuse, which had continued unabated until the timely intervention of concerned neighbours, women and children rights activists, and the Lagos State Ministry of Youth, Sports and Social Development (MYSSD).

It all began in mid 2009 when Mr. Ike would put some
substance in his eldest
daughter's drink to make her
sleep. Dead to the world, he
would mount her and
incestuously defile her.

Recalling the first time this happened, the little girl said, "I woke up feeling pains all over my body. I did not know what happened to me.

"As the abuse went on, Mr. Ike, a "prophet" of a white garment church in the area, no longer fancied "taking her" in her subdued state. He began openly demanding sex from his daughter, with the threat that if she refused, he would still drug her and have his way.

The Intercontinental Bank Plc on Thursday presented a N500,000 educational grant, a cash price of N500, 000 and one Mini Laptop to Nwankwo Admora, a student of Igbinedion University, Okada.

Ms Admora, a 300 level medical student, emerged winner of the bank's National Essay Competition.

Mahmoud Alabi, the bank Group Managing Director, said that the bank invested in the educational sector to promote standard of education and build the nation's intellectual growth.

Mr Alabi said that the bank had demonstrated a deep
commitment to the development of the nation's education sector through the award of scholarships and donations to institutions of higher learning.