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aisha2:
Mothers are cool oh. My Moms Aunt who raised me was worse, We used to play music at very high volumes she would cajole us, warn us ad beg us, we were feeling too cool to reduce the volumes. One day we were hanging out with our friends, she came in with a glass of wine in onehand, her wrapper and just a bra and started dancing, we were so embarrased and we begged her she refused oh she kept dancing. I miss her, she is late now but she was so much fun and had a crazy way of making her point

hahahahahaha dats funny

hello ma pples

Fhemmmy:
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
So you give a free show to all the small girls, shame on you.
Lol

hahaha some of ma childhood friends male/female still clown me up till 2dy actually dats what brought d thread up cus a friend jus remind again 2dy

MrCrackles:
Topic
In front of friends is not too bad. . . I was disgraced as a youngster in front of the whole school assembly!

we want to knw come on now lol

Please share your story. Mine is really funny here:

Ok, I was 8 years old and used to go to catholic school. I had to tuck in my shirt and be very neat. One day my mom was taking me to school and was late, she was in such a rush she didn't check me out in the house before leaving. So when we're at the entrance of the school she notices my short was untucked so she pulled my pants all the way down to give me a neat tuck and I wasn't wearing any underwear. Yes, it was my first time "free balling" and everybody got to see my johnson. OMG, my face just dropped off my head. Everybody was laughing and the worst thing was, it was a boys and girls school so some girls got to get a glance at it.

^^^true

go outside of 9ja u will find one dat is even waiting for you

na wa o

chiogo:
LOL @ senior citizens. Jesoul tell 'em to leave our senior citizens alone for real!!! If Rondo is a senior citizen man, I don't want him to get young

Kobe ain't far in age with KG, Pierce them. so what's the noise, Bawo?

Na lie, Miami has a lot to offer apart from nice weather. Dunno about the chihuahuas bulls

hahaha kobe still have 6yrs worth of gas left in his tank lol we are on d way to our nxt championship LETS GO LAKERSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

chic2pimp:
Why should they have to learn those skills? If you are as handsome as moi,u definitely don't need to .

hahaha you will be surprised dats looks doesn't really do nothing dis days you still have to say something lol

The chief coach of the Golden Eaglets, John Obuh, is courting another controversy ahead of Nigeria’s U-17 World Cup campaign after including a player suspected to have failed age test in his final squad for the competition.

Deji Joel was one of the 15 players who were dropped from the Eaglets after the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan was conducted in August. But the player was surprisingly included in the final squad of 21 released by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) last Thursday, after the Eaglets’ training tour of Qatar.

The 15 players dropped from the squad of 36, according to a statement released on August 25 by the NFF, are: Kabiru Borgo, Abiodun Akande, Ariyo Olubukola, Habeeb Bello, Deji Joel, Yakubu Azeez, Ogungbe Ganiyu, Orji Alu, Justice Chinedu, and Chinedu Udegha. Others are: Amadi Moses, Solomon Enudi, Dubem Awaziem, Esse Joseph Junior, and Olaitan Gambari.

The player, Joel, was in the Golden Eaglets squad that crashed 3-0 to Benin Republic in Cotonou last year, a result that sent our Eaglets out of the African U-17 Championship qualifiers and led to the sack of Alphonsus Dike. Dike was the first coach to be given the task of producing the team for the Nigeria 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup but Henry Nwosu replaced him following the team’s humiliation in Cotonou.

Nwosu reigned for a few months before he was sacked and replaced by the current coach, Obuh, who has had to endure the controversies concerning the age of his players after the NFF ordered an MRI test to be conducted on the team.

The inclusion of Joel may have cast some doubts over the screening of over-aged players from the team as claimed by the NFF.

Meanwhile, the Eaglets are back in the country from Doha, Qatar, as they look forward to their opening game of the U-17 World Cup which comes up in Abuja on Saturday against Germany, the current European cadet champions.

Ugbade appeals

Meanwhile, former Golden Eaglets captain wants greater emphasis to be paid to players’ development at age-grade level. Nduka Ugbade called on Nigerians not to place so much expectation on the side many eagerly expect to defend the title won by their predecessors in 2007.

Ugbade, who led the Golden Eaglets to victory at the tournament’s maiden edition back in 1985 in China, and who went on to make numerous appearances for the Super Eagles, feels developing prospective players for the senior national team should be accorded greater importance than winning the U-17 World Cup.

“Everyone loves to win, nobody loves to lose,” said Ugbade. “But at this level of football (U-17) winning should actually be the secondary focus while discovering new players for the future should be the major focus.

“If this present team does not win the World Cup, many Nigerians will condemn them forgetting that there could be one or more players in the team with the potentials of becoming superstars in the future. So we shouldn’t lay so much emphasis on winning as it is a developmental competition.”

The current Golden Eaglets have not had the best of preparations for the U-17 World Cup and with just a few days to Saturday’s opening match against Germany in Abuja, chances are that they will not be able to win a fourth world title come the end of the tournament on November 15.

Age issue

There are also questions concerning the true ages of the Golden Eagl ets players but Ugbade hopes the problem, which he insists is not exclusive to teams from Africa, will soon become a thing of the past.

“The age issue does not look like something that will easily die away but it is not peculiar to Africa; it is a global problem,” he continued.

“But it could stop once countries realise that they are destroying, rather than developing their football by using over-age players.”



http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Sport/Football/5471586-147/Player_dropped_for_failing_age_test.csp

POSAKOSA1:
i hope that the boyfriend beats you to death.

I tot u r his friend now lol

wow

dats what she gets for marrying money

Yes, it's entirely OK for a woman/lady to ask a man/guy out. You'd be surprised at how many men just don't know how to start things up with a girl!(as in toasting!) That's not an excuse by the way - men need to learn this skill. It's just that many of them don't have a clue.

y not

Ok, let's admit it:

1. Who on here has committed snooping on your current (or then) girlfriend, boyfriend, or spouse?

2. If you have, did you find anything alarming, or was it "fruitless"?

can't remember when i woke up cus it was a dream

A remote cabin where only we seem to exist in the world - no cell phone, no tv. Just the 2 of us to enjoy the surrounding nature and make special memories. It doesn't have to be some place exotic or anything outrageous or expensive. It just has to be special.

hmmmm thinking,,,,,,,,not yet

^^^^ :d :d :d :d :d :d :d :d

I wish my woman can say dat rather than planning on paying £1000 for one dat she will wear for couple of hours
no its not strange

heyyy some chick will let u go dat far as in jus look but don't touch

work is diff. if she wears a matching set to a man's hse den she expect something to happen actually some crazy chick told me that

its a very funny story u have to pay me first lol