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[quote author=Mr~Cork link=topic=547760.msg7107975#msg7107975 date=1289304231]rubbish!! there is nothin great about the vidio. Those crack head twin need to go back to skoool and learn to spek propar english. Can u immagine a interview with them on CNN news? They will this grace Nigeria, truss me!! [/quote]. . . Your english is even worse, your own case is a malady, you don't know and do not know that you do not know. . . Lol |
[quote author=Mr~Cork link=topic=547760.msg7107072#msg7107072 date=1289295553]did any body ever trys to advise P Squrs to invest there moiney on there educations and try to learn english? Coz i still dont understand why they sing in english when they cant even read and right (no oofeince) [/quote]. . This is a case of one mediocrity screaming U re more mediocre to another mediocrity. . . Abeg Hush jare! ur english is not any better to put U in judgemental position. . . . |
spikedcylinder:. . .that I call'd him queer does not neccessarily mean I am referring to his sexual preference. I wonder why you keep bringing up sth that commented on the latter part of my post as if it was the highlight of my entire post. . .am not even interested in whom he chooses to 4ck, I am talking abt his personality, simple. Abi U wan turn his DA cos I notice "this uneasiness and obsession abt his sexual orientation" like it affects directly. . .geez! |
Wumine:. . . Hahahaha. . U need to meet these galz to understand my reasons. . Lol |
Mehn I no fit laf for d kind yeye song wey some ppl dey dedicate. . Lol. . Ti won si konga, free madness and ma yi e ni banga. . Hahahaha. . .craze ppl dey here O! Anyway, am dedicating these songs to My swithrt Ginika, Never too Much- Luther Vandross Saving all my Love for you- Whitney Houston Can't Get enough of your Love-Barry White Always- Atlantic Stars And to my Ex who keeps calling Me to make amends, am dedicating these songs to U, you re on NL and you know yourself: Ex-factor-by Lauryn Hills Let it flow -by Toni Braxon ( unfortunately this use to be Ur all time favourite) Burn-by Usher |
bawomolo:. . . Bawo you know normally these ppl would claim that the personality that they portray on TV & stuff is totally different from who they are in real life, like for instance, Charly boy would claim his Charly boy personality is for the media and entertainment shyte but at home he is Charles Oputa, the disciplinarian dad & very committed and loving husband. Now that to me shows a person who is in control of what he chooses to represent or how to satisfy his insatiable fans and knows when to draw the line between reality and some put up appearance(even though he is no any different these days). In Denrele's case, he is a loose canone that has got no limits or distinction as to who he really is. He looks like a kid that struggles too hard to be liked, loved and different and when he does not get enough of it, he snapped & turned rebelious. I mean, come on, all these crazy and queer behaviour started with wanting to make himself a brand, from there it took off a form of its own, he was not born queer, just like he was not born a homosexual, his inability to draw the line btw these split personality led to his final pitiable acceptance of his unorthodox behaviour. And pls(lafin) dont bring up prince like he is some success story in this regard( although, he is a musical genious) dude is the craziest effeminate negro I ve seen, saw a very recent photo of him, didn't know what to make of him, whether he luks gay, transexual or both. . . He and MJ have got this creepy looks that I find disturbing. . . spikedcylinder:. . . Who said anything about what he does with his butthole? Abi you just wan C ya post sha! |
I ve never liked this queer that thinks he is special becoz he does outrageously $tupid things. Right from my St Finbarr's College days when I used to see the queer around Unilag and sometimes in FCE Akoka, I ve always not liked him, he was a goddam show off back then. I remember him walk into a room full of guyz, that should be Elkanemi or Newest hall I think, the fool did'nt even say anything to anyone, he just walked past and went to the guy he was looking for in the room who was also having conversation with us. Trust guyz na, all man just carried on like a stale air just blew past. The !diot kept screaming at the top of his voice when he was speaking just to get noticed. I just saw him and instantly did'nt like him even before he gave me reasons to, may be it's the air of arrogance around him. He thinks he is smart because he speaks English like a teenager, I just read his interview and couldn't understand a friggin thing he kept on blabbing. The guy is just loquacious and has some personality crisis that he wont admit. He lives his life on the dictates of his fans paranoia, there is hardly any difference btw his media persona and the real him, he is just confused and disturbed, he can only fool himself with all that uneccessary hyperactive bullshyt but it still does not dibsprove that the kid has issues and needs help. . . That Pic with Charly Boy is as real as it gets, who cares what wTF it is for, fact is The Queer is a closet gay masquerading himself with his so-called girlfriend, Telewa whom he had to bring up to quench the rumour that he might be a sexual deviant. |
Cecilia Ibru By Rudolf Okonkwo Announcer:, And now, here is your Tonight ’s Show host, Dr. Njakiri Damages. (Applause) Dr. Damages: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. It is a yaga- yaga day for Nigeria. But it is a great day for Pastor William Kumuyi, the General Superintendent of the Deeper Life Bible Church. The other day, the humble man of God took a new wife. The quiet event happened in London. Top members of the church, known for its zero-tolerance for makeup, were flown to London to bear witness. The Daily Sun asked a selected group of women of the church what they thought about the marriage. Twenty percent felt it was too early for their father- in-the-lord to remarry after losing his beloved wife some 18 months ago. Forty percent felt it was the right time, considering his fast graying beard. The remaining twenty percent express regret that all their flirting, fasting and flipping did not make them attractive to the pastor. (Laughter) The story reminds me of a Lagosian who was always fighting with his wife. One day, the wife died. The man wept uncontrollable. His neighbors were baffled by his reaction. The neighbors had thought her death must be a relief of some sort for him. They tried to console the man but he kept hitting himself on the ground, rolling and twisting like an earthworm cut in half. The man ’s best friend went to him and said, “Look, my man, when the funeral is over, we will go to the village and get you a better wife. ” In between sobs, the man asked, “But what about tonight?” (Applause) On the political front, you must have heard that the publisher, Dele Momodu, is running for president. Mr. Momodu was confident about his chances until he saw that his toilet was not featured in the Ovation magazine ’s special edition on the toilets of presidential candidates. Even Ovation magazine was saying to him, “Lookia my friend, if na joke, stop am.” Those clamoring for a president of Igbo extraction were silenced recently when the Lagos-Ibadan press provided conclusive evidence that Olusegun Obasanjo is the son of a former Abeokuta-based Igbo police officer who later became the Obi of Onitsha. When they recovered from their shock, they exclaimed in unison, “ Onitsha rie nsi.” (Onitsha chop shit.) As expected, Obasanjo denied the rumor immediately. He said in a press release that he is a true “shun of Egba shoil.” In private though, he is telling friends that if that becomes true, he fears that he might have slept with his sister, daughter, niece and possibly his son ’s wife. (Applause) Our guest tonight came into prominence during Obasanjo’s presidency. But she has nothing kinky or canal to do with Obasanjo. Some have called her the Martha Stewart of Nigeria- mainly for her knowledge of ‘ inside jobs.’ Others have called her the very epitome of the saying that what a man can do, a woman can do it even better. Her story is so fascinating that we have to go all the way to Reddington Hospital, Victoria Island, where she is attending a six months course on the elements of a deeper life to bring you this interview. (Laughter) From Delta State, Nigeria, by way of the Ibru fish boat, please give a warm welcome to Lady Cecilia Ibru. (Applause) (Cecilia Ibru walks into the stage, shakes Dr. Damages’ hand and takes her seat.) Dr Damages: How are you today? Cecilia Ibru: I full ground remain. Dr Damages: Welcome to the show. Cecilia Ibru: You yab well well. Dr Damages: Why do you say that? Cecilia Ibru: Shoo! You no get shame o! If I’m not mistaken, I’m the first woman to appear on your show. Yama yama! And you had to wait until I’m in this stinky place to come for an interview. When I was granting interviews to world ’s top journalists inside my corporate jets and in presidential suites of five star hotels, I no see your brake light. Anyway, sha, I go manage. Dr Damages: I never thought of it. You ’re right. You’re the first woman on the show. Congratulations! Cecilia Ibru: See you! And you call yourself a progressive. Dr Damages: It wasn’t intentional. The show simply goes for newsmakers. At the peak of her power, we sought an interview with Turai Yar ’Adua but she did not grant us one. We still want to talk to her but I understand that during the day, she is busy selling gold in Lebanon. And at night, she is learning Arabic in Yemen. Cecilia Ibru: Whatever! Just don’t insult me. You hear me so? Dr. Damages: Ok. (looks round) This is a very nice place you have here. Cecilia Ibru: It’s a private ward. For someone like me who is used to suites at Four Seasons, it is depressing. But I will manage it instead of sharing Ikoyi prison rooms with criminals. Dr Damages: I must say that you look different without your makeup. Cecilia Ibru: Are you suggesting that I am my twin sister? Do you think she is serving time for me? Dr. Damages: Not at all. Cecilia Ibru: I did not bring my jewelries here. That’s why. They are too precious to risk in a place like this. Dr Damages: So what is really wrong with your health? Cecilia Ibru: Stayoutofprisonitis. Dr. Damages: What’s that? Cecilia Ibru: It’s a kind of chronic cardiac ailment. Dr Damages: Many convicts will like the plea deal you got from Justice Dan Abutu. Cecilia Ibru: I’m not a convict. I’m a deaconess. I was the first lady of Nigerian banks. And as a matter of fact, you must not forget that I hold the title, OFR- Order of the Federal Republic. Dr. Damages: There will be prison riots all over Nigeria if other convicts find out how you live here. Cecilia Ibru: If you tell them anything, I’ll move to another hospital. Dr Damages: You don’t have to worry about that. Your secrets are safe with my camera. You know, there are a lot I do not know about you. Cecilia Ibru: A lot? Like what? Dr. Damages: For instance, I did not know you were a billionaire. Cecilia Ibru: (Laughs) Wahala! I get am before no be property. Dr. Damages: So what really happened? Cecilia Ibru: I was made a scapegoat. And I believe it is because my husband is gravely ill. If Michael Ibru na the same man I married, who born EFCC? Nobody is hounding Okey Nwosu, Bartholomew Ebong, Sebastin Adigwe, Francis Atuche, Ike Oraekwotu and others. It ’s only Urhobo woman, Cecilia Ibru, that they are after. Dr. Damages: Before your guilty plea, I had thought you were just an innocent deer caught in some high beam lights of a fast moving car. Cecilia Ibru: I will not be bragging if I tell you that I kicked the butts of the old boys of banking and finance. I kicked them really good. That was why they came after me. Those bloody skunks! Dr Damages: So was it worth it? Cecilia Ibru: I shined when I did. Not many people can say that in their life time. Dr. Damages: Yes. You were once called a genius. What did you actually do? Cecilia Ibru: I learned all the contemporary buzzwords. I used them at the right time. And I transformed a small bank into a mega bank. Such magic do not happen everyday in any industry. Dr. Damages: So you created value from nothing? What percentage is magic, what percentage is odu and what percentage is ojoro? Cecilia Ibru: Sharrup! Dr. Damages. Excuse me? Cecilia Ibru: I created financial instruments, if you know what I mean. Dr Damages: And you used it to screw your customers? Cecilia Ibru: Don’t insult me. Consider this your second warning. Remember this is not your studio. This is my stage. Dr. Damages: Sorry ma. Cecilia Ibru: I figured that what is good for me is good for the country. My goal was to take Nigeria ’s capital market from a local champion to the pinnacle of the world. Unfortunately, my good intentions were misunderstood. Dr Damages: Looking at your list of forfeited properties, one question nobody seems to have an answer for is how much wealth is too much? Cecilia Ibru: You won’t understand this until you’re wealthy. Wealth first defines the self. Then it becomes the self. Then the entanglement between wealth and the self becomes a problem. That is when wealth becomes the soul of the ego. At that point, you have to keep living it up, jumping from one pastime to another, crawling from one craving to another, pursuing power and perusing playgrounds of the rich. It is intoxicating. Dr Damages: So in layman’s language, your greed got the better part of you? Cecilia Ibru: Mister man, there is no vaccination against greed. It is a plague. Dr. Damages: Where does that leave the hardworking bank customers who trusted bankers like you with their earnings? Cecilia Ibru: Money is so important in our lives that only a stupid fellow leaves it in the hands of the bankers. Dr. Damages: Do you consider yourself blessed? Cecilia Ibru: “The lord is my Shepherd. I shall not want.” Dr. Damages: Are you insecure? Cecilia Ibru: Don’t be silly! What do you mean by that? Dr Damages: It has been said that those who flaunt their wealth are insecure? Cecilia Ibru: You’re a stupid man. What does a poor church rat like you know about the lives of the rich? Dr Damages: You were once a secretary to Mr. Ibru. Cecilia Ibru: So? Dr. Damages: And you later married him. Cecilia Ibru: Yes. What are you getting at? That I had no skills? That I used bottom power? Say it. Be a man. Say it for that is all that you men think when you see a successful woman. Yeah. She must have used long leg. She must have slept her way to the top. If they do not stick, you say she must be a witch. Dr. Damages: No. Not at all. That ’s not what I am getting at. Cecilia Ibru: (interrupts) So you know, it takes a lot of skills to go from being the secretary to the MD to become the wife of the MD. It takes even more skills that you men do not have to become the MD of your husband ’s cooperation. Dr. Damages: I bet. Cecilia Ibru: Don’t patronize me. Dr. Damages: Of course not. Cecilia Ibru: All my life, I have known that those who control the money of any nation control the nation. So I worked hard to be one of them. Dr. Damages: And does it matter how they get that control? Cecilia Ibru: The end justifies the means. Ukpe dete, ke ru'emu r'ukpe. (When the time of the year arrives, you do what is due.) Dr. Damages: Even if you become a crook in the process? Cecilia Ibru: I am not a crook. I am a deaconess. A member of the Order of the Federal Republic. Dr Damages: I did not say that you were a crook. A judge … Cecilia Ibru: (interrupts) In any case, the history of philanthropy is about crooks who gave back. Think Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, J. P. Morgan, Milton S. Hershey, Harvey Firestone and Cornelius Vanderbilt. I was about to start giving back when … Dr Damages: (interrupts) I find your logic absurd. Cecilia Ibru: Please don’t interrupt me again or I will throw you out of here. What does a suffer head like you know? The only way to have more money is to make others to have less. Dr. Damages: You have the scarcity mindset. Cecilia Ibru: Listen well well. Stop talking jargon. I created many jargons in my career. The jargon changes but the smell is still the same. Dr. Damages: Looking at you, can you fault anyone who says that the best way to rob a bank is to work for one. Cecilia Ibru: Yeye man. I did not rob my bank. I utilized the same opportunities that we offer our customers. Dr. Damages: How are your siblings taking your fall? Cecilia Ibru: They are too many. After I helped many of my Urhobo people get prime places in banking, they abandoned me. Dey don chop wipe mouth. Dr. Damages: Have your friends been reaching out to you since you got here? Cecilia Ibru: My friends are smarter than that. They are the people Kenny Rogers sang about. They know when to fold up. They know when to run. They never count their money while sitting at the table. They know there will be time enough to count them, when the deal is done. Dr. Damages: Does money feel better when you steal it? Cecilia Ibru: Sontin dey do you. But let me make it clear again- I did not steal any money. Shomo? Got it? Dr. Damages: Yes. But what were you? A bank baron? Cecilia Ibru: I was an award winning banker. Dr. Damages: Do you see any irony that you owned those scores of houses but will now spend six months pretending to be sick in a hospital just to avoid a six by six dirty prison room? Cecilia Ibru: Our lord Jesus Christ owned the whole world but had to be born in a manger. Dr Damages: What will be your legacy? Cecilia Ibru: That I shattered the glass ceiling for women in banking. Before me, young girls only wear skimpy skirts in search of big accounts. Now those girls are free to own several big accounts worth millions of dollars themselves. Dr. Damages: What do you want to be your epitaph? Cecilia Ibru: In spite of what you ’ve heard, I’m not going anywhere, anytime soon. Dr Damages: Were you fabulously rich or excessively rich? Cecilia Ibru: I was beyond rich. I was wealthy. Not that I expect a wretched fellow like you to know the difference. Dr Damages: Other than happiness, was there anything left for you to buy? Cecilia Ibru: Leisure. Dr. Damages: You now have it, I suppose? Cecilia Ibru: God punish you. Na so you dey enjoy your leisure time? I ’m surrounded by sick people in a house that begins with an emergency room and ends with a mortuary. Is that your idea of leisure? Do you like the stinking smell of drugs and disinfectants in here? If you do, I don’t. Dr. Damages: What will be the first thing you will do when you get out of here? Cecilia Ibru: Build a church inside the premises of the Guardian newspaper. I will then change the Guardian motto to ‘ conscience nurtured by hymns.’ Dr. Damages: What have you learned since you got here? Cecilia Ibru: That it is still a man ’s world out there. For the vagina, it is still a monologue. Dr. Damages: Clint W. Murchison said that, “Money is like manure. If you spread it around, it does a lot of good, but if you pile it up in one place, it stinks like hell. ” Did you regret not… Cecilia Ibru: (interrupts) Bullshit! Dr Damages: No? Cecilia Ibru: There is a way you will pile manure and it will generate energy. That was what I failed to do. I allowed air to get into my pile. (A nurse walks in and hands Cecilia Ibru a pill.) Nurse: Your 4pm pill, ma. Cecilia Ibru: What is it? Nurse: The same pill you’ve been getting since you came here. Cecilia Ibru: You half educated slowpoke. I asked you a simple question- what-is-it? Nurse: Placebo pill Cecilia Ibru: What’s that? Nurse: Inert pill. Cecilia Ibru: If I sound you ah! Nurse: It’s sham pill. Cecilia Ibru: (Throws her hands in the air) Whatever! (Nurse walks out. Cecilia Ibru puts the pill in her mouth and swallows with a glass of white wine.) Dr. Damages: So what will change in your life when you come out? Cecilia Ibru: I will leave the fisherman and follow the fisher of men, ojare!. Dr. Damages: Thank you for talking to us. Cecilia Ibru: Thank you. Dr. Damages: There you have it, the indomitable Lady Cecilia Ibru. Until next time, goodnight and God bless. |
It is very obvious that some ppl want to see Emeagwali's downfall even if it meant reprinting their junks in hundred newspapers and site. . .na wa O. . . This obviously is being done in bad taste, simple. Even the !diot that calls himself yusuf is making inflamatory statements against the man based on the same capaign of calumies by some disgruntled Nigerian underachieved prof in the name of exposing sb without waiting to hear from the man or even making any attempt at all to hear the other part of the story, what a Mørøn. . . .Anyway, I like the fact that Dora and her ministry did not jump into hasty conclusions like the rest of the morons are doing and writing epistles in the name exposing him. Until the result of the investigation comes to light, those over produced rubbish articles in sahara and replicated in Next remain ridiculous attempt to drag sb down based on Nigerians' crab mentality syndrom. |
seanet02:. . . Did U say unsuccessful?. . Hahahahaha. . .tell Me which election since IBB's has been a success. . .abi you want to kid yourself with those other mess . . .seriously, excanny is right with his arguements. |
Crazy statistics: Doctors vs. Gun Owners Doctors (A) The number of physicians in the U.S. is 700,000. (B) Accidental deaths caused by Physicians per year are 120,000. (C) Accidental deaths per physician is 0.171. Statistics courtesy of U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services. Now think about this: Guns (A) The number of gun owners in the U.S. is 80,000,000. (Yes, that's 80 million) (B) The number of accidental gun deaths per year, all age groups, is 1,500. (C) The number of accidental deaths per gun owner is .000188. Statistics courtesy of FBI So, statistically, doctors are approximately 9,000 times more dangerous than gun owners. Remember, 'Guns don't kill people, doctors do.' FACT: NOT EVERYONE HAS A GUN, BUT Almost everyone has at least one doctor. This means you are over 900 times more likely to be killed by a doctor as a gun owner!!! Please alert your friends to this alarming threat. We must ban doctors before this gets completely out of hand!!!!! |
excanny:. . .exactly my point. . . No matter what anyone thinks IBB has done to the yorubas, we still ve yorubas who will overluk all that vendatta facade and still use their own discretion and not what some vindictive group are spewing alluva tha place. . |
Koruji and Gbawe I totally respect your views but I think we should not mistake vendetta for fighting for the principles of Democracy. I am not denying the Swesterners their right to form an opposition against IBB for whatever reason, my arguement is that going abt it like it just abt what he did to Abiola and the resultant death is what I do not agree with. I find out that most of the time I argue with my SW friends over this same issue, their reason for their opposition is usually Abiola. I mean, fine he cancelled the election but let's not forget IBB was forced by the very dangerous dog eat dog politics of that time plus Mr Abiola's romance with them khaki boys and very divisive comments which created bad blood in other regions- all these gave IBB reasons to just bulge to pressure and annul the elections. I am against IBB because the man lacks principles and has shown over and over again through his desperation that he has nothing new to offer Nigeria, simple! jason12345:. . .your Igbo sister is just as Igbo as Akin-Egba is yoruba. . . |
I also do not want IBB anywhere close to leadership, however, I still think the political elite of the SW region are more interested in a vendatta against IBB than oppose him on the basis of democratic values. And that is where a lot of Nigerians differ with the SWesterners, to them, it is pay back time not neccessarily on the basis of democracy but they want to avenge Abiola and June 12, which to me is not my problem at this stage. . . anyway, IBB is just wasting time and money, no right thinking Nigerian will vote for the rogue knowing his antecedent past. . |
To be candid, I dont advise anyone to go into long distance r/ship esp when there is no definite time space to be together again. Am in one and damn it, I ve gone 4rm fonder to wander, I am tired of talking to her on phone, kinda boring and monotonous, there is hardly anything of interest to say to eachother besides boring tales of what we did that day plus some funny @$s lies to liven up the conversation. In fact, lately, I ve noticed that the two us of have lost enthusiasm when we speak, we ve even somehow agreed on tacit terms to reduce the number of times we call eachother coz we are fast becoming a bore to eachother. . . 4ck all those fairy tales of if U love and communicate shyit! Shyit is over! Infact, I see it as the beging of the ending, period. Already, I ve adjusted and begining to make myself available again, am sure she too has thought about doing thesame or is even doing thesame, come on, it is human nature jare! |
rokiatu:, . . .who gives an f who that MORØN is?? One thing U can't fault him on is his propensity to make very unpardonable grammatical errors and unforgivable misspelling that even my three yr ol cousin will dare not make. Every statement the !diot makes gives him away as an ignorant BOZO that is trying so hard to get an undeserved attention from his superiors. Ranoscky:. . . Hahahaha Facebook neva teach U lesson be dat! Wait until U see dis your mammy water in person, U go shudder in disbelief at the stark difference btw dat pic and the real person. . . Lol. . . That is not to say she aint pretty but I doubt she is that pretty as the pix says. . Lol[quote author=Cork-Mr link=topic=544092.msg7077136#msg7077136 date=1288872013]very ugly couple, One has rasta, wide mouth and big eue ball, they other is light skin IBO woman with Mustache. How the hell can u marry a womans with Mustache? HE must be desparate (no offfenise)[/quote]. . . You need a crash course on elementary English Language, you re a damn fool in capital letterz, a big disgrace to the kpangolo nyt sch you attended. Infact, U should ask your sch for a refund of your sch fees( that is if U actually paid one) cos it was all a waste of precious time. . . U cant even make a phrase let alone a sentence devoid of wrong spellings and very poor grammar even if U had a gun 9mm to your head and Ur life depended on it, I bet you still would goof. . . Geeeze. . . Na sickness?? |
Ranoscky:, . . .what do U xpect 4rm a 12 megapixel? Even Obj will luk like Denzel under a 12-14 megapixel flash light. . . |
[quote author=Cork-Mr link=topic=544092.msg7072502#msg7072502 date=1288803733]true, i guess they more beutiful coz they always look like men, very muscular! [/quote]. . .guy your attempt at humour is sickening and boring. . If U no get gist 4 mouth just shut da hell up, U just dey yarn opkata since like person wey dey possessed by a retarded ghost. . .scheeew. . . If na like say pesin like U dey my side dey scatar yarn dust like U, i go just knack U to silence. . . With Ur very poor spellings and very wrong grammar, na who even dash U bandwidth sef. . . |
Ghanaians annoy me with their misplaced sense of decence and hollow sense of righteousness. If any movie industry is going down the "holywood lewd sex scenes and shiyt", it is the so-called Ghollywood. Lately, their actors and actresses and movie makers ve continued to make homosexual movies and other sexually depraving movies, how many Nigerian fans ve lashed out on them for making those movies, instead, Nigerians in their usual manner ve supported them buy rushing to see their junk movies without any hateful comments. Thesame pretenders have a stash of playboy mag and stacks of other Indecency video yet they are quick to stick their crooked finger accuse. . .4ck em all, no one is forcing ya'll to C the movie just dont act holier than thou when a lot of you ghanaians are big fans of hollywood sex ridden movies. Buncha hypocrites and pretenders!! |
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[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=544314.msg7069105#msg7069105 date=1288776583]Well, u decided to play Aladdin by calling my name. . . . Wht can this genie do for your life?[/quote]. . . Ok seriously, are U not true to type? Why U dey para na, who does not know Ur past time job here on NL, Huh? Lol. . . Come on loosen up mehn! |
[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=544314.msg7068965#msg7068965 date=1288775268]I see the Royal Nut Licker arrived early to work today. . . . . .[/quote]. . . Woulda been surprised if U didn't show up. . .still waitin for Bluetooth, Ezeuche,Mekusxx |
And as for MR TRIBAL ACTIVIST, Mehn. . . Hearing the word tribal itself is scaring me already and yet I am Mama Ngozi. Mama Ngozi is not suppose to fear anything but when I fear sumthin, than it must be very very serious ![]() Because you have a 17 inch cork as you claim to be (Cork means Fowl and Chicken), therefore u are an official YEYE FOWL! You should be proud naa ![]() [quote][/quote]hahahahahahahahaha. . . .well it depends on what you call weird you know?? A guy that insists on having very sadistic sex like being tied to d chair or being burnt with hot candle wax while his woman licks and caresses him is weird to some chick yet very sexually exciting to some or even the ones that insist they must eat ya @$$ and before the real sex. Weird is subjective and is based on taste. . .lol. . . So I beg to disagree that some chicks will still fall head over heels for weird. . Lol As for Tribal Activists. . . They get most of the chicks if you dont know, all they need to do is to appeal to the cultural affiliations and idiosyncrasies of the Chick and you see the chick drooling and writing the guy's name alluva her profile page. . .lol. . .if U doubt me, look up whose name is on ileke-idi's profile comment. . . Hahahahaha. . .poster, you didn't hear it 4rm me O! Lol And by the way, the name Mama Ngozi rings a bell, are you also Gaby? |
[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=544314.msg7068180#msg7068180 date=1288765985]Hmmm, . . . . Interesting category but I doubt the ladies would go for them ![]() I am indirectly referring to that phrase ![]() U must have bad taste for men ![]() And No, Chamotex is staying in that category because he is not that neutral [/quote]. . . .what makes you think so?? You would be surprise how much charisma and Charm these dudes ve got. . .lol, u Never know. . .you never know!! |
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[/quote]. . . Your english is even worse, your own case is a malady, you don't know and do not know that you do not know. . . Lol




