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lmao, una no go kill me for here with laughter.that kind of language has just proven me right. . . local thug! |
Lmao, Negro nations may find it difficult to find a wife.lololDon't lose hope yet. I'm still searching goggle for a suiting wife for you. Presently, i'm on www.crackheadsgonewild.com. |
This alone tells me that you are seriously lacking behind in the romance department.You are too unserious. Cheesy Grin |
Hear Hear. I guess that is why this tragic drama is played countrywide and not only in Oyo State.Agreed but Oyo's case is off the hook abeg. |
You reckon?? I am sure u are happy when a man is dumb.It's not being dumb, it's being romantic. ![]() |
who syas anyone is looking for a common thug?Good one |
well ladies look no further, i am what u need. A ; Wink thug with a mixture of undiluted intellect, holla!Yea right! |
nope, some are true scientists. . .Geez!!! |
Would u be happy if the situation were reversed.Only gay men do that. He can shop for all I care as long as you dont use my money to shop for other women. |
Being goth doesnt mean your whole life ir goth and rockSo much for stereotypes. i thought they are all hippie dorks. |
mind u i am not a male huh,u opened this thread,we all are free to state our opinions here ,im stating mine so y r u complaining?or don't u know that people see things from diff angles?u opened this thread,so we r all free to contributePelee, i apologise. |
There is no point arguing with you. You have a very low opinion of women and don't think they can be as wise as men. Oh well! That's you. I have told you my mind. Good day!That's ma girl |
lmao!!Lmao, Negro nations may find it difficult to find a wife.lolol |
@ Jekad, I hope u know that not every Christian with all their faith in God's healing power get healed by Him.Some of us Xtians will be cured through our doctors,some will be healed by God and some will not get any healing from God.The fact that one isnt' healed by God doesn't necessarily mean that one doesn't have enough faith ,nor does it undermine God's power.Tithing is not a prerequisite for your acceptability before God.The truth is that when the situation stares at you in the face,u will reconsider the tithes.Don't mind him, talk is cheap. It's always easier for us to preach forgiveness like Chris did but when it comes to the person that killed our mother or father, we'll love to rewrite the conditions for forgiveness. |
@posterWhy didn't you ask the believer to follow his/her heart and see what God is telling him/her. You quoted elijah's words abi? What about the bible telling us "obedience is better than sacrifice"? Is the tithe not the sacrifice here? |
have u forgotten that d sudden medical emergency like u call it might be a way of God trying to test your faith?and what if that pperson pays d medical bill and still does not survive it what will he or she tell God in heaven? Undecided do u know that by paying that tithe u may receive your healing instantly?or have u forgotten that our God is a God that when challenged does d extra-ordinary?So many "mays" in your argument. What you are saying is that if we get sick, we can as well use the money for our hospital treatment to feed the hungry in Tsunami, Ethiopia, Liberia, Rwanda etc afterall God "[b]May" [/b]make us well and even if we go ahead and pay the hospital bill, we "[b]may" [/b]not survive it, so what's the point of paying it when we can give it to those that needs it for FOOD and BIBLE supplies. |
My pastor usually says:The same thing servicing companies preach in America because by applying that method, they are sure of their monthly billls getting paid. Some churches and companies here use the "easypay" method where you give them authority to collect a specified amount of money from your account monthly or every fortnight. If i decide to pay my tithe instead of using it to pay for your own surgery that needs immediate attention, will you like it and commend me for that? |
It seems no woman here is speaking up for laid back intellectuals and Gothic gentlemen. Who are these women that marries them? |
I am not like the LOSERS u have once dated!For the umpteenth time, talk is cheap!!!! |
U.S. lawmakers want Mandela off terrorism list Bill has support from Justice Dept.; awaits approval from Senate updated 5:10 p.m. CT, Thurs., June. 19, 2008 WASHINGTON - Some U.S. lawmakers are trying to pass legislation to remove former South African President Nelson Mandela from a U.S. list of terrorists by his 90th birthday next month, officials said on Thursday. South African Ambassador to the United States Welile Nhlapo said he was in talks with the State Department and lawmakers to resolve the issue by Mandela's birthday on July 18. Lawmakers in April introduced legislation in Congress to remove Mandela from the list, a step that is normally a government administrative matter, because they were frustrated by the time the process was taking. The State Department has said it and the Justice Department fully support the bill, which passed the U.S. House of Representatives on May 8 and is awaiting Senate approval. "We have been able to clarify and resolve certain questions that were hanging in the minds of some people as to whether to support the process or not," Nhlapo said without elaborating. "We are trying ourselves to talk to some of these people, clarify what else they may have on their mind , so that we can get this over," he added. The former South African president and some in the now-ruling African National Congress are still blacklisted under U.S. laws and need special permission to enter the United States more than a decade after the apartheid struggle ended. No plan has been announced for Mandela to visit the United States once the bill passes. He last visited the United States in May 2005. Click for related content Opposition: 4 activists murdered in Zimbabwe Somalis flee terrorism, pour into Kenya U.S., activists decry genocide in Sudan The ANC was banned by South Africa's white rulers in 1960, its leaders jailed or forced into exile until the ban on the movement was lifted 30 years later. Strict security measures passed by Congress after the September 11, 2001 attacks against the United States kept the ANC's "terrorist" label because it used armed force as part of its campaign against apartheid. Nhlapo said he was worried the legislation would get delayed by Congress' summer recess. Congress takes a break over the July 4 week and then recesses for much of August. "Certainly there is a lot of anxiety and interest in South Africa as to the resolution of this matter particularly by the time of Mandela's birthday," Nhlapo added. Rep. Donald Payne, a New Jersey Democrat, told the Africa Society late on Wednesday that removing organizations from the terrorist list was an administrative matter that had taken too long, adding: "We're trying to make sure that he is not a terrorist when we celebrate his 90th birthday." Mandela was jailed for 27 years for his struggle against apartheid, and has become a worldwide symbol of freedom. He was hailed for overseeing the peaceful transition from white to black rule as South Africa's first post-apartheid era president. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25272057/ |
whadaya say eh?game!!! |
funmi does d passionate thug stand for rough ,rugged and raw?if yes then im gameIt goes beyond that. Guys that say amen to whatever I say or too gentle towards life etc repulse me. |
thug passion. . .or didnt i get it rightWe don't mean online thugs. We meant, real thugs. |
I'm attracted to the hot intellectual with a naughty sideHmmmmmm, you are my competition and they are hard to find. |
Ladies: What kind of men do you really find attractive? passionate gentlemen or passionate thugs? Do you get influenced by your profession in picking the right man that will suit you? I like me some thug lovin' |
You know what?? If i am expecting anything from any woman in marriage, i should be married by now.Talk is cheap!!! |
illiteracy + poverty is a powerful weapon against the people.I think this case is beyond that. It's a case of avarice ,egocentricism and stupidity because Oyo state is not the only state in Nigeria where illiteracy and poverty abounds. |
Na waoh. I love that guys music only if he reduced the use of vernacular in his songs for the sake of his non ibo fans. |
IT IS IN SPIRIT OF DO OR DIE POLITICS AS PROPAGATED BY OBJ, BABALAWO IS ALSO A NIGERIAN THEY NEED TO EAT TOO, EWE A SUN KO LOJO KANAre you sure it was OBJ that propagated the do or die politics? I don't think so. |
I guess becoming a babalawo is now a lucrative profession in Ekiti. |
Yes, that was my original post. The moderators only doctored the title. |
Thanx, buddie.You go to church? to do what? Don't they teach about fornication in your church or do you go there just to fart, burp, gaze at women and distract worshipers? |
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