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Music/Radio › Re: The 10 Best Male Rappers Of All Time by philfearon(op): 12:16pm On Jan 08, 2015
hahn:
Where is da grin?

Can macklemore rap in Yoruba? Op, stop sleeping
So the other people in the list can rap in Yoruba?
I guess you posted your comment from a dream!
Music/Radio › Re: The 10 Best Male Rappers Of All Time by philfearon(op): 12:13pm On Jan 08, 2015
alberto2k:
I wonder what ice cube and macklemore are doing in that list

Anyways, issokay

*continues playing Eminem - Loose yourself *
So who should replace them in the list?
Music/Radio › Re: The 10 Best Male Rappers Of All Time by philfearon(op): 12:12pm On Jan 08, 2015
Mathematical:
Where's jay z? Which planet are you from
Biggie is already in the list dear..
Music/Radio › Re: The 10 Best Male Rappers Of All Time by philfearon(op): 12:09pm On Jan 08, 2015
To the Mode in charge,delete this thread...
It was duplicated and not my own making...
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 12:05pm On Jan 08, 2015
homesteady:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2007035_20150108100755_jpeg8994dcd0ab4c004356ad319c26c81253

this picture is so ridiculous! Messi should never be caught wearing that yeye arsenal jersey! it won't fit him at all!
The Jersey go fit am well well o bro!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 12:01pm On Jan 08, 2015
dmcdad:
Ha ha ha ha ha ha. This post has made my day.cheesy
Lol!
Music/Radio › The 10 Best Male Rappers Of All Time by philfearon(op): 10:53am On Jan 08, 2015
Since the birth of hip-hop, male rappers have been bringing their unique viewpoint to the art of rhyme. Today, we're shining some long overdue light on their important contributions to rap. We're proud to present our list of the 10 finest male rappers, from the smoking-hot hardbodies to the true lyrical innovators.


10. Ice Cube

Cube parlayed his fame as a male rapper into a series of major roles on the silver screen. Not onlydid he break barriers in the realm of male rap, he also showed that you don't have to be a rail-thin model to make it in the movies. Today, thanks in part to Cube's in-your-face look, it's not unusual to see male actors of all shapes and sizes in both comedic and dramatic roles.

9. 50 Cent
Another male rapper turned movie starling, 50 Cent's sizzling bod and husky voice proved that there's still room in the increasingly conscious male rap ranks for a little glamor and sex appeal. Though he can definitely "rhyme on a dime five times," as he likes to say, his slinky purrs and coos make it hard to forget that you're listening to a truly hot dude.

8. Macklemore
He's the hottest up-and-coming male rapper on the scene, but he's not just another pretty face. Those who look beyond this hip-hop chanteur's sultry style will find complex rhymes that addressthe trials and contradictions of being a male rapper in the 21st century. Keep your eyes on this one--and not just because he's easy to look at!

7. Nas
His debut album,Illmatic, is still regarded as one of the best rap albums ever recorded by a man. Extraordinarily, the album was created with a team of almost all male collaborators, including Q-Tip, DJ Premier, Pete Rockand fellow male rapper AZ. (Somehow, despite all the testosterone in the room, it didn't even wind up sounding like the score to a dick-flick.) Nas was hot enough--both on the mic and in that baby face of his--that even female artists took notice: he married singer Kelis in 2005.

6. Eminem
From his boy-next-door looks, you sure wouldn't peg Eminem as superstar material. But put a beat behind him, and he turns from a feisty-cute Detroit blonde into a raging microphone demon. His autobiographical film8 Mile is a riveting account of coming up as a male rapper in the inner city.


5. 2Pac
Pac was the total package: elegant, cinematic looks combined with some of the deepest rhymes ever attempted by a male MC. Tragically, the world was robbed of his unique beauty at a young age, and aficionados of male rap were left forever pining for Pac's dreamy eyes.
4. LL Cool J
One word: Yowza. Decades before 50 Cent hit the bigtime, LL Cool J showed that male rappers could have all the glitz and glamor of the hottest actors. Back in the day, he had the body of a magazine pin-up and his sexy verses on tracks like "Doin' It" gave his fans plenty of sweaty dreams. Today, his more mature look is fodder for"DILF" fantasies everywhere.
3. Notorious B.I.G.
Considered one of the best male rappers of all time, Biggie brought a new sense of dignity of the often objectifying world of male rap. True to his name, he was a larger than life--and his big personality won over fans who might not have accepted his nontraditional looks and plus-size physique. Far from being a shrinking violet, Biggie often addressed his weight directly in his rhymes, as if daring his critics to take issue.

2. Dr. DreDr.
Dre rewrote the rulebook for the sometimes sexist game of rap. While male rappers gained increasing prominence in the '90s, Dre proved that their skills weren't just a novelty act; not only could he flow on the mic, Dre also knew his way around the "lab" as well as anyone. His star power may have faded over the years, but young male producers still look up to Dre as an inspiration.
1. Run DMC
Classic NYC originators Run DMC will forever be a shining beacon to young men looking for male rap role models. Not only were they first all-male rap group to hit the pop charts, they also participated in "Walk This Way," a classic boy-power anthem with male rockers Aerosmith.
Music/Radio › The 10 Best Male Rappers Of All Time by philfearon(op): 10:41am On Jan 08, 2015
Since the birth of hip-hop, male rappers have been bringing their unique viewpoint to the art of rhyme. Today, we're shining some long overdue light on their important contributions to rap. We're proud to present our list of the 10 finest male rappers, from the smoking-hot hardbodies to the true lyrical innovators.


10. Ice Cube

Cube parlayed his fame as a male rapper into a series of major roles on the silver screen. Not onlydid he break barriers in the realm of male rap, he also showed that you don't have to be a rail-thin model to make it in the movies. Today, thanks in part to Cube's in-your-face look, it's not unusual to see male actors of all shapes and sizes in both comedic and dramatic roles.

9. 50 Cent
Another male rapper turned movie starling, 50 Cent's sizzling bod and husky voice proved that there's still room in the increasingly conscious male rap ranks for a little glamor and sex appeal. Though he can definitely "rhyme on a dime five times," as he likes to say, his slinky purrs and coos make it hard to forget that you're listening to a truly hot dude.

8. Macklemore
He's the hottest up-and-coming male rapper on the scene, but he's not just another pretty face. Those who look beyond this hip-hop chanteur's sultry style will find complex rhymes that addressthe trials and contradictions of being a male rapper in the 21st century. Keep your eyes on this one--and not just because he's easy to look at!

7. Nas
His debut album,Illmatic, is still regarded as one of the best rap albums ever recorded by a man. Extraordinarily, the album was created with a team of almost all male collaborators, including Q-Tip, DJ Premier, Pete Rockand fellow male rapper AZ. (Somehow, despite all the testosterone in the room, it didn't even wind up sounding like the score to a dick-flick.) Nas was hot enough--both on the mic and in that baby face of his--that even female artists took notice: he married singer Kelis in 2005.

6. Eminem
From his boy-next-door looks, you sure wouldn't peg Eminem as superstar material. But put a beat behind him, and he turns from a feisty-cute Detroit blonde into a raging microphone demon. His autobiographical film8 Mile is a riveting account of coming up as a male rapper in the inner city.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 10:13am On Jan 08, 2015
BREAKING NEWS :

Arsenal complete World Record deal Leo Messi signing from FC Barcelona for £250million..Messi said:"I am very happy to sign for Arsenal," "Everybody knows Arsenal is a big club in a very competitive league, biggest club in London, I am very excited to get started in England.
"SOURCE: {Sky Ogbomosho)

Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Ever Witness A Miracle Live by philfearon(m): 9:59am On Jan 08, 2015
Hiswordxray:
Oh! so you still care about Christendom?
And you've been pretending all this while...
(s)He appears again...
Well,I care about you,that's why I honestly hope that you will one day stop living this lie called Christianity
Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Ever Witness A Miracle Live by philfearon(m): 5:12am On Jan 08, 2015
Vilicious:
I know you are a Christian but I will appreciate it if you leave my thread. I know you, You are that guy that does not answer a simple question. You Always pretend you know and find a way to dodge the questions. Since you came you have not even attempted to answer the question. You said you can tell somebody his personal details, knowing that you can't you came up with a stupid excuse not to. Now I challenge you to tell me my personal details and I will believe you. If not continue being a comedian that you are. I wonder what excuse you will use to dodge my challenge.
That boy called Hiswordxray is a clown and a disgrace to Christendom!!
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op): 5:00am On Jan 08, 2015
macof:
Haha cheesy sure thing...we are all Africans and should fight off European/Semitic Delusions in our land

Whatever you need to know about my traditional beliefs...feel free to ask
Thanks bro!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 4:58am On Jan 08, 2015
Eruditor:
In addition, Roma had 2 more coaches after Enrique the failure. I don't see the logic behind attributing Garcias achievements to Enrique when he had 2 coaches following his own abysmal tenure at the helms. Let me not even talk about Celta for now.

What is happening is that the 'authorities' on this thread who so willy nillyingly supported the signing of this dud and his selling of Cesc and Alexis are beginning to eat their words with 2 plates of humble pie. That's why all this faux-laden achievements are being listed for Enrique- a man who was only employed because of his reputation as an ex-Barca player.
Word!
Imagine attributing another's success to an ascertained failure in failed seasons in charge...
Let's hope he will change for the best and make a good name for himself.
So far,he is drawing the wrath of blaugranas the World over and damaging his own coaching Career CV!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 9:37pm On Jan 07, 2015
Johnpaul88:
Of course it is easy for people to resist change in order to remain in their comfort zone. But I know Roma and Celta are reaping the fruits sowed by Enrique while he was with them because enduring fruits takes time to germinate before reaching maturation.

You think I don't read my comments before posting them because the views expressed don't rather agree with you? Then I suppose you ignore them and move on .
I will only agree with your comment if it is correct...
Roma was a joke when Luis Enrique was coach..I can remember a team that still was relegated which masterfully whipped him 4-0.
He couldn't motivate his players to follow his ideas or rather,his ideas were so silly that following it made the players start to doubt themselves.....
Enrique focuses more being loved by every of his player,than he focuses on achieving desired results nor playing football as it should...
Secondly, you saying that Enrique set the part for how Roma is today is totally thoughtless of you and unfounded.. The nigga saw that he couldn't even direct nor lead nor motivate the players to give their best again,and he left.. He was not even sacked!!
So stop peddling your lies bro!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 8:54pm On Jan 07, 2015
Badosqi:
Enrique tells barca: Messi or me
http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editorial/2015/01/07/7733112/messi-or-me-luis-enriques-ultimatum-to-the-barcelona-board?ICID=HP_BN_1
Conspiracy Theorists Everywhere!
Barca news this last two days has sold Newspapers than The whole Sports news combined Together throughout this season!
Barca is really Loved.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 8:51pm On Jan 07, 2015
Johnpaul88:
Are you sure he turned Roma to a mediocre club? The last time I checked, I suppose they are now a champion league team, basking on the discipline and serious changes introduced in the team by Enrique. Garcia could now do well since last season, all thanks to the efforts of Enrique the season before. undecided undecided

Even a humble club like Celta are now gaint killers all because of the midas touch Enrique possesses! I believe if one has to make an omelette, he's got to break some eggs! grin I guess that's what he does in Barca - instilling some much needed discipline! Before we can get back as a club renowned with winning trophies, discipline must be the watch word and that includes Messi, despite his elevated status as the best player in the world. It's discipline and obedience that would keep him in that exalted position
Its so funny that these teams were never "giant killers" when he was around,but turns giant killers as soon as he leaves....
What does it say?
You guys don't even read the comments you post!
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op):
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 6:21pm On Jan 07, 2015
homesteady:
Lucho's Sociedad match 'lineup' caused world war on all social media! grin
And Then Messi started following Chelseafc on Instagram,The Whole football world lost their damn minds
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It really will be hard before any team top Barca's massive presence in the Social Media World!!
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op):
macof:
Lol...I'll like to know more

Btw I remember u, in 2013 I had a heated conversation wit u on one thread...so u are now ex-Christian?

Glory to Eledua cheesy foreign religions are dying gradually
Lol....
It was good while it lasted ooooo...
But its all in the past now, and I now know better..You will enlighten me in your own beliefs bro..
#BacktoourRoots
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheistic Satanism! by philfearon(op): 3:58pm On Jan 07, 2015
hunter21:
that "goodluck" you said......
What did "it" do?
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op): 3:57pm On Jan 07, 2015
johnydon22:
hahahahahahaha... oh my this is fun!!! grin sir by something i mean satan, deity, anything u say created whatever it is. . .
You will be deceiving Yourself if you think and believe that the World,The Universe,The Cosmos, Came out from a bang.
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op): 3:22pm On Jan 07, 2015
johnydon22:
Lmao... now another creationist yapping his own shi.t of how something created the world... grin
Did I say something?
Yours is to castigate,yet you don't have anything to offer!!
You are just there,swerving in the direction of whatever atheists say with no clear direction of what you are or what "is"..
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain Boy Dies For 3 Minutes, Meets Allah In Heaven by philfearon(m): 3:18pm On Jan 07, 2015
IWillSucceed:
Bible says the devil transforms to an angel of light. He held to the young kids ignorance to create fake vision.Why else will the devil use a 6 year old kid. He knows any stable adult Christian will not be easily decieved and will begin to bind the devil who will then transform to his real self. 6 year old can't bind the devil.
Yet none of your "stable" adult Christians has come back to tell us how their christian heaven is,except how Fire burns people in hell...Isn't it always predictive?
Wake up dumbo!!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 2:34pm On Jan 07, 2015
AbuMikey:
I've never trusted Enrique.

Go back some pages, and You would see where I clearly stated Lucho is a clueless, after the Loss against Madrid and Celta, I just knew he wasn't competent enough, considering the way we lost.


Let them sack him jor, I even prefer a Claude Le Roy over Lucho undecided
I don't blame Lucho for the loss against Celta Vigo..In fact,anybody who watched the match will not blame both The Coach and players..That match is just "one of those matches" that you have done your best and played out your head,but nothing came of it..Remember 2010 against Inter @CampNou in the UCL Semifinals?
That said,Luis Enrique should be allowed to finish the season anyway,who knows,he might have learnt his lessons in the hardest possible way...But one thing is Clear though,the nigga lacks direction,is clueless,is stubborn, and full of himself!
Let's just hope he has learnt his lessons in the most stubborn way possible..Nothing is Lost though!
He knows his career,his personality, etc,is on the line now,and he knows there is but only one possible option left for him:Salvage and remedy the situation.
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op):
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Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op): 2:05pm On Jan 07, 2015
johnydon22:
Neither this god u are trying to debunk or the satan you are trying to preach none of them are factual... they Dont exist... simple...
You are right,They don't Exist in the Manner they have been packaged and sold to us...
When you have been a christian,agnostic,atheist,Satanist,and then moved on to a much higher level of knowledge;Then you will understand how everything fits,but not in the way they are presented!!
Its just time bro,but it surely must happen!
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op): 2:00pm On Jan 07, 2015
@Eleanor,You are welcome!!
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op): 1:54pm On Jan 07, 2015
tobechi74:
IN SUMMARY.

CHRISTIANITY WAS STOLEN FROM VARIOUS RELIGION,

FOR THE PURPOSE OF HIDING SPIRITUALITY FROM MANY

IN OTHER TO ENSLAVE MANY.

THE THREAD OPENER IS A SATANIST

SO, SHOULD CHRISTIANS START FOLLOWING YOUR RELIGION;SATANISM

OR FOLLOW THE NUMEROUS RELIGION BIBLE IS GOTTEN FROM

OR GO INTO OCCULTISM TO ENHANCE PSYCHIC LEVEL
Satanism is not a religion...Satanism is just the name tagged for the process of coming to terms with your true nature,The Real God you are(Even though no one is God)..Coming to terms that you can control your own faith through simple enlightenment and knowledge..
Satanism is just leaving The Dark and coming to the light,which makes you unite with your soul and deal with your Environment in the way that best suits you....
Satanism is all about knowledge and being one with yourself,Your true...Satan is your inner light that guides you!
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Is Lucifer Aka Morning Star by philfearon(m): 1:43pm On Jan 07, 2015
atmy:
So, because they no longer kill people for heresy you can say anything abi.
Sorry,When did "they" stop killing people for heresy?
Who are "they" that u refer to?
What is a heresy?
Christianity Etc › Re: Exposing Christianity by philfearon(op):
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by philfearon(m): 10:51pm On Jan 06, 2015
When Barca hired Lucho, I pasted this Article below:


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Seen from Italy: why Barcelona fans should be wary about Luis Enrique


When Barcelona announced their new coach for next season last May 21st, many Romans raised their eyebrows: it was Luis Enrique, the man that led AS Roma to one of the worst seasons in their recent history.2011-2012was the first campaignwith the new American owners who had just bought a majority share from the Sensi family, who had ruled the club since 1993. That could be a first mitigating circumstance for the Spaniard: it's never easy working in a club where everythingis changing under your feet.The choice of “Lucho” was a declaration of intent: ball-possession and spectacular football with young players. Luis Enrique made many achievements withBarcelona B: after having earned promotion from Segunda Division B, in the 2010-2011 he reached third place in Segunda Division (Spanish second division) and Franco Baldini – general manager at that time – was sure that he would bring the same enthusiasm and results in Giallorosso. Events transpired in a different way. Roma exited the Europa League in the summer preliminary round andplaced seventh in Serie A,28 points away from the winners (Juventus). The club didn't qualify for any European competition.They scored 60 goals and conceded 54: only 6 sides conceded more than the Giallorossi; Inter and the bottom five.At the end of the season, Roma decided to continue with Luis Enrique but the Spaniard preferred to resign, waiving his expected salary for the second year, something uncommon in the world of football that should be appreciated. That obviously doesn't mean that Barcelona fans have to prepare for a disastrous 2014-2015, but is worth analysing what happened in that inauspicious year to discover Luis Enrique's qualities and faults.Why Barcelona fans can be optimistic.This time, Luis Enrique is at home: Barcelona is his perfect environment and he already knows the staff and many players such as Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Deulofeu and Busquets just to name a few. Lucho's tactical credo isBlaugrana's one, so he will not have to convince anyone. Fans and management don't accept football that doesn't comply with two dogmas: offensiveness and ball possession. At Roma, his “tiqui-taca” was always on trial. Such an extended and extreme ball possession is something unknown in Italy. Imposing it is not easy.Furthermore, Luis Enriquerelated brilliantly with the Roma players. Daniele De Rossi once said: “He's the best coach I ever had”. Nicolas Burdisso, ex Roma defender, recently said to Esports Cope: “He was a good surprise for us andwe learned so much with him. He's a great person”. Despite the awful season, the squad wanted him to stay.Perhaps one reason for such affection was thedemocratic way he managed the dressing room. There were no seniors, no “mama's boys”. In an away game at Atalanta, Daniele De Rossi – a Roma icon and the most beloved by the fans along with Francesco Totti - was a few minutes late for the pre-match meeting. Luis Enrique finedand excluded him from the starting eleven. The same happened some weeks earlier with Pablo Osvaldo, who slappedErik Lamelaafter a defeat against Udinese. Osvaldo watched the following game from the stands. Everyone had his chance that season, even youngsters who maybe didn't deserve it: Aleandro Rosi, Stefano Okaka and Leandro Greco especially. Being respected and appreciated from your squad isn't always an easytask for a young coach.Why Barcelona fans should be worried.Ok, Lucho was highly respected in the dressing room.But he never managed to inspire motivation and concentration in the team. Roma suffered many debaclesin the 2011-2012 season: 3-0 from Fiorentina, 4-2 from Cagliari, 4-1 at Atalanta, 4-2 from Lecce, 4-0 from Juventus. In each one of these games, the team showed an appalling lack of personality and let itself go, without even fighting. Lecce descended into Serie B – the Italian second division – that season but even so they outclassed Roma. Games with Juventus are very important for Roma fans as the two clubs aredivided by a harsh rivalry. But that night, Roma kneeled to theBianconeri. Something unacceptable that definitely broke the relationship between Luis Enrique and Roma fans.The fault for such a lack of personality – and a neverending discontinuity - has to be ascribed to the coach. It's odd for a player that became famous also for his grit and leadership, but he clearly didn't manage to convey these characteristics over to his players.Barcelona players need to be motivatedafter a negative – but not disastrous – season like the last one. Will Lucho be able to inspire them, leading Barça to aReconquista?Above all, in one aspect Roma and Barcelona are worlds apart:quality of the squad.Two years agothe Giallorossi were hugely less equipped than Garcia's team. Certain technical deficiencies werenot Luis Enrique's fault. But he's to blame for some fiascos: left-backJosè Angel(Asturian like Lucho) was clearly not ready to play in Serie A but the coach wanted him to be bought and insisted with him for all the season, exposing the player to poor showings. In the last two seasons, Josè Angel played 29 games overall for Real Sociedad. One game more than the entire 2011-2012 season. Perhaps he's not ready for LaLiga either. Another of Lucho's lost bets wasBojan Krkic: the wonderboy seemed to have lost himself far from La Masia.“I'll deploy a system which suits the players we have and gets the best out of them”, Luis Enrique said in his first press conference as Barcelona manager. It's a sage statement, and we really hope for the Cules that he will apply it. In Rome, he didn't. The4-3-3 system was immutable for himatlhough he didn't have the right men to apply it, especially in the defensive phase. Luis Enrique deployed a very high defensive line, but his centre-backs were Simon Kjaer and Gabriel Heinze: good players, but very slow and absolutely unfitting for such a defensive scheme. But that wasn't enough to change his mind. That's one reason why Roma conceded 60 goals. To make a comparison, this season Roma conceded 25 goals in Serie A playing with a 4-3-3 formation.It's all about how you implement that 4-3-3. One could say that Barcelona is taking a leap into the unknown (although they know Luis Enrique as a player and a youth coach) but we have to admit that Luis Enrique earned a lot of experience in the past two seasons with Roma and Celta Vigo, where he placed ninth. With the Galician side Lucho demonstrated to have learnt some hard Italian lessons. And he had the audacity to put himself to the test far from Barcelona.Good luck, Lucho.
Pure Prophecy...
Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Ever Witness A Miracle Live by philfearon(m): 10:22pm On Jan 06, 2015
Hiswordxray:
I would tell you private things about you when God reveal it to me.
........
[quote author=Hiswordxray
post=29556260]God was telling me that even if I tell you private things about you, you won't believe.[/quote]Why you too dey lie like mumu?

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