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Re: Old things where they belong; in the past. by MrBrownJay1(m): 6:17pm On Oct 26, 2017
Xamie271:
let's say there was property at stake, I should die before him and he'll inherit them all while I have a brother? How does that even resound in your mind? I'm glad most father's are more enlightened to not reason this backwardly.
if you had any property then you would live in your own home, and certainly NOT under your father's roof (eating his damn food and expecting him to clothe you)...again, if you live at your father's house then let HIM be your next of kin.... or get the fukc out.
Re: Old things where they belong; in the past. by Ranchhoddas: 6:34pm On Oct 26, 2017
4kings:
You no well. grin cheesy Long time how far.
Lol I dey. Just trying to help however I can. How your side?
Re: Old things where they belong; in the past. by 4kings: 7:14pm On Oct 26, 2017
Ranchhoddas:
Lol
I dey.
Just trying to help however I can.
How your side?
I dey... You call that help. grin
Re: Old things where they belong; in the past. by Xamie271(op): 9:37pm On Oct 27, 2017
MrBrownJay1:
if you had any property then you would live in your own home, and certainly NOT under your father's roof (eating his damn food and expecting him to clothe you)...again, if you live at your father's house then let HIM be your next of kin.... or get the fukc out.
okay
Re: Old things where they belong; in the past. by U1(m): 12:34pm On Nov 11, 2018
babythug:
Please explain to your dad that your next of kin is "expected" to out live you so a sibling, spouse or child is most appropriate choice
Wow! That's an interesting perspective. I have never thought of this, to be honest.
Re: Old things where they belong; in the past. by sacx: 8:08pm On Nov 11, 2018
Illiteracy is a disease cheesy
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