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bolajiben: The Holy spirit of God spoke to PASTOR PROPHET ADEWALE MALON in LIBERTY HOUSE OF GOD MENDE MARYLAND LAGOS (08051214757) that All yoruba Actors mainly Male, should have three days fasting and prayer, they should pray against sudden death on one of you, when conducting this prayer use Psalm 118 verse 1 to end, I pray that death will never visit any of you this year in Jesus name Amen and the mercy of God will be upon each and everyone of you in Jesus name AMEN |
woye77: INSIDER ALLEGED: ACTRESS, BISI KOMOLAFE DIED OF ABORTION â¦Yinka Quadri Fingered In Her Pregnancythe source? |
Kunbee: does it matter?dnt knw...but ur ansa does not correspond wid mah question. |
Some people just dont know what resolution they can make for new year. i think dis will help..
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Kunbee: RaincOlour? |
sKeetz: ur come back is always weak....dissing with you is no fun, scumbagsame old xcuse...dnt start what u cant finish dawg. |
Kunbee: Waterwhat type of water ![]() |
[quote author=bashy_demy]What is this Eediot still doing on NL?[/quote]try sumfin new dweeß. |
sKeetz: Hahahaha....I laff in Greek, it aint my fault your irresponsible father abandoned ur poor mother when you were a baby, so am sorry you dont know what it feels like to have a dad that's why you take other peoples dad for granted. take heart cox there's nothing wrong with you reincarnation cant cureßuahahahahahakikiki jeez would u please quit telling us about the great misfortune which befalls ur wretch€d homeless family ur lifeless drunkard father is so foOlish harbouring an inane surdid demented homo erectus animal. |
nonesense: I go make sure you are ban today because i knw the answeru mutilated entazoon we dont need ur attention here. |
sKeetz: Skunk...your so full of shit, one advice; just shut your mouth and let your a$$ do the talking idiota!Are u this stupeed or u are just putting in more effort? u redund@nt an!mal u suck just like ur l@me bald headed father |
[quote author=bashy_demy]This OP most be high on cocoyam leave, if no be rain na price and you say its wrong abeg park well jor[/quote]yes i know it...u are high on dead mans pOo nd i think u should go choke ur self with ur gfs menzes ![]() |
sKeetz: SCUMBAG...YOU STINK OF POO *SPITS ON HIS FACE*WTf WHO LET U OUT OF DAT CAGE...U SHRINKING BAzTARD TROLL go chew leaf cuz u are used to it. |
sKeetz: FOOL... WHATS THE DAMN ANSWER??ANIMAL BOY U ARE TOO STUPeeD TO KNOW D ANSA...THE QUESTION IS THR ANSA IT |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]And here we are at the grand finale. . .mehn 2much photoshop imagine ape sef dey contest ![]() |
jackpot: [size=16pt]@mukinabuahahahahakiki e dey pain u? Mtcheeew go do ur own bck nah |
booqee: ah..nah wash# |
D question is very easy to ansa...alL u need to do is try any of the alternatives (1)mix alomo with raw acid (2)jump down from third mainland bridge (3)spread ur mat on a railway line nd say ur prayers (4)sTab a military man in the baracks (5)chew caustic soda when u try any of the above options...give us ur feed back. |
greatgod2012: Can someone pls summarise d thread for me, its just too long for me to read............when i read d summary, i will post my comments.The question is about if marriage makes u happy...or do u want to continue leaving the club life? or are u matured enough to get married nd start a family so many questions there just read d last part nd ansa d question. |
On boy wonders, lonely bachelors and whether marriage makes you happy. I’m at that point in the space-time continuum when I can trot out the gross generalisation"all my friends are getting married". I say it’s ageneralisation because not everyone is getting actually married – not everyone can, for one – and it's gross because it props up the notion marriage is the ultimate expression of relationship success. In my view, nuptials are not necessarily. But it stands; many of my friends are marriage mad. Except for the blokes, that is. Why are men around my age so reluctant to tie the knot? Several women I know – all around 30 – are beginning to question the wisdom of the wedding ultimatum. "Either you propose to me by Christmas or we're quits, pal," they say."We've been together long enough now, it's 'I do' or die.” They wonder what’s holding up their husbands-to-be. They’re all in long-term, apparently loving relationships. Isn't marriagethe next logical step? Variously, they decide it's not their man, but the men he hangs out with. The single lads; lads who love a night out, aren’t 'shackled' with a ball and chain, and who make fun of supine surrender under his missus's thumb. These are the boy wonders who won't ever 'grow up'. (Note how marriage is still aligned with maturity. Is a ring really the sign of a more developed individual?) On that idea, I recently had a conversation with a close man-friend of mine. He may be described as the definitive leader of Lost Boys. At least, he might have been, were it notfor the new Wendy-lady in his life. Suddenly, the serial playmaker had found a reason to stop flying and settle down. His band of boys didn't really understand. That was hard. Couldhe overcome their derision and 'man-up' to marriage? "I think my boyfriend will get over his friends and we'll get there eventually," a girlfriend, in a different-but-like situation told me recently."But I think the longer we leave it, the harder it becomes." This is because of two things, she thinks. One: the diminishing chances his single friends will find a lady of their own and break-apart the dude squad. Two: the increased likelihood their friends, who are already married, will divorce. Her points are somewhat valid. Based on Australian marriage statistics, there are roughly two 'peak' periods for meeting a life partner. The median age for first marriage sits at around 30 for both men and women (or 29 for men and 27 for women), so the years preceding the big three-zero are optimal match-making time. Then there’s the so-called 'second round' stretch, when a surge of newly single divorcees hit the market. Given most marriages that end in divorce tend to do so after eight to nine years, round two begins at around 36. What the above fails to mention, of course, is that the number of births outside marriage isrising along with the age of the mothers (interestingly their median age is around the same that for first-time brides), and the crudemarriage rate is declining as de facto co-habitation rates are rising. This doesn't suggest that couples comprising a peer group are just as likely to be married as they are de facto, with or without children, but it does suggest a variety of relationship optionsare presented to people with increasing regularity. So in one sense, the reasoning that men are putting off marriage because they've seen the broken or bad marriages of their formerly'free and single' mates is flawed; they may beless inclined to propose marriage because they’ve seen their mates shacked up in circumstances less official which are just as satisfying (if not more). But then you read articles like this, tellingly titled I was a "male spinster", and you're reminded just how locked in to this marriage ideal we really are. Yes, even blokes. Fact remains; marriage remains our chief expression of love. It is closely linked with an ever expanding scholarship on the attainment of happiness. Not only is this strong reason to bring forward marriage equality, but it's a good reminder to anyone in a relationship treading around the edges of eternal commitment to talk about it, and resolve to abide by the outcome. Even if that outcome is: Yes to marriage, but not to you. And, I have to say, that may just be the painfultruth so many so desperate to get hitched have to face. Yes, marriage can make you happy. But a bad marriage will make you miserable. Yes, timing plays a part, but there is such a thing as right time, wrong person. Surely the point question should be not why so many men appear so reluctant to marry, but why so many women appear to be so eager? (At this juncture, I'd like to point out I'm not assuming all women want to get married. Kill that thought in your head dead before commenting below please. Of course all women want to get married. It is science*) (*Please tell me you don’t need this asterisk as confirmation that I am, indeed, joking.) Over to you. Are you married? Are you single?Are you de facto? Are u happy? |
Get your garlic, crosses and stakes ready: a bloodsucking vampire is on the loose. Or so say villagers in the tiny western Serbian hamlet of Zarozje, nestled between lush green mountain slopes and spooky thick forests. They say rumours that a legendary vampire ghost has awakened are spreading fear — and a potential tourist opportunity — through the remote village. A local council warned villagers to put garlic in their pockets and place wooden crosses in their rooms to ward off vampires, although it appeared designed more to attract visitors tothe impoverished region bordering Bosnia. Many of the villagers are aware that Sava Savanovic, Serbia's most famous vampire, is a fairy tale. Still, they say, better to take it seriously than risk succumbing to the vampire's fangs. "The story of Sava Savanovic is a legend, but strange things did occur in these parts back in the old days," said 55-year-old housewife Milka Prokic, holding a string of garlic in one hand and a large wooden stake in another, as an appropriately moody mist rose above the surrounding hills. "We have inherited this legend from our ancestors, and we keep it alive for the younger generations." Vampire legends have played a prominent part in the Balkans for centuries — most prominently Dracula from Romania's Transylvania region. In the 18th century, the legends sometimes triggered mass hysteria and even public executions of those accused of being vampires. Sava Savanovic, described by the Zarozje villagers as Serbia's first vampire, reputedly drank the blood of those who came to the small shack in the dense oak tree forest to mill their grain on the clear mountain Rogatica river. The wooden mill collapsed a few months ago — allegedly angering the vampire, who is now looking for a new place to hang his cape. Some locals claim they can hear steps cracking dry forest leaves and strange sounds coming from the rocky mountain peaks where the vampire was purportedly killed with a sharp stake that pierced his heart — but managed to survive in spirit as a butterfly. "One should always remain calm, it's important not to frighten him, you shouldn't make fun of him," said villager Mico Matic, 56, whose house is not far from the collapsed mill. "He is just one of the neighbors, you do your best to be on friendly terms with him," he said with a wry smile, displaying garlic from both of his trouser pockets. Some locals say it's easy for strangers to laugh at them, but they truly believe. "Five people have recently died one after another in our small community, one hanginghimself," said Miodrag Vujetic, a local municipal council member. "This is not by accident." Vujetic, however, said that "whatever is true about Sava," locals should use the legend to promote tourism. "If Romanians could profit on the Dracula legend with the tourists visiting Transylvania, why can't we do the same with Sava?" Richard Sugg, a lecturer in Renaissance Studies at the UK's University of Durham and an expert on the vampire legends, said the fear could be very real. Stress can bring on nightmares, which makes people's feelings ofdread even worse. "The tourists think it is fun — and the Serbianlocals think it's terrifying," he said. http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/europe/8025193/Vampire-on-the-loose-in-Serbia |
lalaosky: smh...rant on*snubbed# when am through with ur lesbo gf i'lL tel u...u can wait for set. |
ItsModella: your words can't hurt meßuahahahahah are u trying to beg me or what i dont have any beef wid u o..Am just commenting on ur ignorant life...u ignoramus stuþeed mun2lar wid no senz of humour. |
ItsModella: what is this nigga saying? this is complete balderdash...fagg0t, go back to school.ßuahahahhaaha iyaf die o hahahahaha kwakwakwakwa did that hurt? *yepa it can peel skin# |
lalaosky: dude, no pun intended but you're acting childish here.no one is siding with you showing you how wrong you're.your prayer won't change shit.just stop this madness it aint worth it.if you're wrong, admit it and move.i fucking luv it when sum senzeless ßaboon wid no worthwhile thinking talk st^pid did i ask u to bark? |
ItsModella: this guy's incoherence is out of this world...kilode?u ar dissapointin me criouzly...i can feel ur pain u mutilated entazoon u are so Ðaft that u didn't learn how to wave goodbye untilL u are 16 ßuahahahahah do u even know what i mean by daft? I bet ur ßald headed father cant gimme d ansa hahhaahahaakiki |
Shollypopz: LMAO!! Did u steal that line from a movie?? hahaha....You still cant tell what st*upidity is even when it stares u in the face everytime u look @ d mirror.ßuahahahaha kai iyaf die o she even invited her Lesbo partners...dont worry i wont stay long one finger nd am done cuz u aint even worth two. |
lalaosky: *faints*nd neva wake up *amen# |
ItsModella: I always warned Musa, my gateman to use a condom each time he screwed your mother but he didn't listen. Now look at the result, a sex starved, constipated gorilla coming on here to spew trash.that what am saying...u are the carbon copy of ur lame dads best friend heard he was castrated from birth...nd nOw u see d result of a leaked cOndom=ßaztarÐ child what a touching family story. Mehn ur dads fwend iz a sharpshooter ßuahahahahahakikikik go back to ur father...u bast.ard child nd stOp wasting ur ragged talLent here. |
Shollypopz: This would only be an insult if the opinion of a mental deficient mattered to anyone....u dnt have to...cuz there is no reason in what u typed. Calling u stupid wilL be an insult to stupid people |
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