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of course he's better!! much much better! he's a damn god! a god!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZkuuUe97_s

he just gets better and better *sighs*

am i the only person that doesnt get the hype about bricka? i don't call any of what he does dancing?

Billyonaire: If Nuclear fission can be contained, then the era of time machines are here and electricity will be 24/7 and free

lmao!

I've seen this before, it's a shame there arent any subtitles and I cant understand the language.

I was rooting for dan/blair gossip girl (lets not even go there)
Brymes/Dominique on shipwrecked, I cannot get over that couple
and there was this couple on takemeout. Forgotten their names
Samantha/Joey The only way is essex
brb for more. . . . . .

maclatunji: And I told you you are just like Michelin89, you were asking what I meant. You are advising OP to do what she says she has been doing. OP, keep analysing,it will serve you well. However, you can improve your chances of finding the kind of person you want by going to the places you are more likely to find them. Take Nairaland as an example, everyone comes here on a blank form, but soon enough, each person will identify the section that best meets his needs on the website. Finding an ideal partner for analytical people is often like that- our chances of finding "the right person" are slimmer than other people because we are likely to drop most people who are likely to be interested in us.

I see what you mean, we are saying the same thing. (thought you was trying to take a digg at me there! lol)

I was telling my friend this today!! She was getting worried about finding a partner- I explained to her that we are 'deep thinkers' finding someone like that is obviously not going to be easy!

However you decide to look at it, it's a game of numbers. The lucky ones go first, but the world is too big like Michelin said. There is someone out there for everyone and I prefer one to be 'analytical' with her choices than date every tom and harry for finding a partner sake.

faithin9ja: Being a 'pagan' doesn't mean you must believe juju. It means you worship the gods of your fore fathers. I don't believe FELA believed in juju to magic or create harm but he believed in following the religion of his ancestors.

The 'oyibo' wizard as long as his decision making is not guided by his beliefs, then he can carry on. but if like the majority of the people on this thread, he lives in fear of 'juju', then his, like those on this thread will have warped sense of reasoning

I think it kinda does- it's like saying being christian doesn't mean you have to believe in prayer, or the holy spirit.
Its not everyone that believes in voodoo or the likes that practice it, they just believe in it.
And of course, what you have done is grouped everyone that believes in it as extreme. Not all of them are.

Danka7777: Work hard? I hate to be immodest, but to set the record straight, like Emmanuel, I graduated at the top of my class (Summa cum laude) from a top school in the U.S also. Winner of Lockheed Martin scholarship out 10,000 applicants. Also graduated at the top of my high school class: Loyola Jesuit College. So, speaking of "hard work" I have been working hard all my life.

Bigger boyz .

and don't waste your time I have learnt to ignore him. Where else can one troll if not on the internet?

I don't even bother reading the nonsense he posts, its an absolute waste of time.

faithin9ja: The Oyibo people that practise homeopathy (which as you know is just unproven herbal medicine), horoscopes, occultism are also all rubbish and not only does their rubbish not work, they to contribute nothing to society. These type of foolish Oyibo are in the minority, whereas in Africa and Nigeria this kind of foolish thinking is in the majority, how can we progress, when even a research lecturer will not do anything in his life without first 'consulting' , you expect such a person to invent something meaningful.

Any of my staff who bring this backward thinking to my business, I get rid of.

lol- just making sure.

Well you'll be surprised. Isn't Wole Soyinka a pagan?
The last guy I met who was into into all the voodoo nonsense was a senior in the company I worked for. Very rich very respected, part time 'wizard'.

So even though you might be right about these people being a minority, you cannot use peoples personal beliefs to decide what they may contribute to society.

faithin9ja: How can the Blackman progress? When our educated Internet savvy youth are arguing on the merits and effacy of 'juju'. How are any of you better than the 85 year old man in the village who has never seen a large town? Tomorrow you will be sending your CV to Shell, Cadbury, KPMG, trying to get a world class job that will send around the world, yet in your small minds believe somebody in the village is 'doing' you.

Oyibo will continue to make their societies better, whilst we wallow in ignorance. Scared of our own shadows.

Instead of thinking how we will stop someone with an AK47 or bomb blowing up my church on a Sunday, I am scared of an old man with a calabash in the village.

By the way before you think this somebody who doesn't he is talking about, I have lived a full life, my parents have taken me to all type of native doctors, juju men, we attended 'cele' , Sat gurhuru maharaj, Pentecostal, etc all na rubbish

are you trying to say 'juju' is a black thing? You are very wrong there.

I swear oyibos are even more advanced in their voodoo horoscope witch craft homeopath nonsense practice.

It's not exclusive to blacks at all.

2good: In as much as I understand your frustration, do you expect the bigger world to take blacks race serious with the high level of poverty and lack of growth on the African continent? I'm not trying to be anti African but raising a reality of what is happening in Africa.
The only solution to ending the stereotype you so despise is looking for how to develop Africa because almost everything we use or learn have been developed by other race. We have to look inward and ask ourself what is the problem with Africa first because getting angry will not solve the problem.

Well in a very basic sense you need to look at the standards we are using to measure things like poverty and development. What are we using to weight our development? Who are we using as an example.

Who standard are we going by with the 4.0 average, who determines how intelligent we are? Who are we (as blacks) competing against?

It's going to be a never ending race if we continue to try and model ourselves on the West.

What Africa needs is it's own identity.

amosy007: If ur BF is half handsome ..u will marry him tommorow ...odeh

ah ah- kini mo she? Is it too much to want a Nigerian artist to be good looking? Is it too much to ask? Have I asked for the world? egba mi ke! :p

Danka7777: NO MATTER HOW HARD YOU WORK, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE SEEN AS A NIGGER!

It saddens my heart . Thats capitalism for you eh.

[quote author=Sky-walker]I was about to say the same thing? Why use 1st black man?Does that mean after all this years , a black man finally achieved. you meant to celebrate the guy as an individual,not by the color of his skin.[/quote]Exactly, it wasn't soo long ago neuroscience was used to prove blacks were inherently stewpid. He should have known lol. Racism exists in all corners of the gaffe.

I'm skeptical about celebrations like these, because it encourages racism. Is the fact that he's black making the grade special? Why? do black people have less academic capabilities than whites? Are we still in the stone ages? Do we know the first white?


Well done to him anyways I know neuroscience is a b*tch. He did very well

He's gassed

then again, don't grammys follow hype?

The difference between buying and renting isn't that much nowadays. The only thing is, what the hell is one going to do with the gown afterwards? Ebay maybe?

You can buy a very nice wedding gown for around £100 (cost of renting one i suppose) and the cost of renting a designer gown you can get a famous boutique custom dress.

I don't mind really. . . .if I know someone I can give it to after using it I don't mind buying it.

You can never give a woman enough sexx. . . . give her a quickie for the road. . . . . o he's talking about money?

Seriously where do these guys come from? I need to stop dating oyibos, so you give a woman money after giving her lots of sexx? She's living the life meehn.

God. . . . this guy take style horgly sha. . . . . what is wrong with being pleasing to the eyes?

I don't know- but I don't play with it. I respect it, I stay away from people that practice it. I say no to the devil at all times. Whether it's real or not.

@ post, physical attraction is as important as anything in a relationship. Move on. You don't like her someone else will.