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Shollypopz: @ Ileke: Why is the person on his profile sucking his tummy in??

Tummy is signed to Givenchy on a 3 year contract!

[quote author=Yoruba_Omoge]I see Sagamite buying two bouquets of flowers. I wonder why [/quote]I can buy education for Sholly, and food for Kandi. No flowers!

kandiikane: Sharrap, you fucktardious cretinous bush rat!

With your ranting over homose.xuals, are you indirectly calling attention to yóur bu.tthole so nl homos can pm to meet up for fing..ering sessions?

You are a fuckard!

Are you not the sick in the head person trying to promote perversion? With the addition of self-mutilation does that make you mentally troubled?

Shollypopz: bwahahahahaha U just found out??...that one na stale gist

Agbero person, you still want me to notice you?

kandiikane: I sincerely believe sagamite was abused as a kid by a homosex.ual. This is not normal.

You are person!

Maybe they abused you in your own home. They don't do that in my house that is why we are normal and believe in normal relationships!

This is part of the brainwash I was talking about.

On BBC homepage today, I say a link labelled "Gay rights and sci-fi". Clicked on it and the topic barely has anything to do with gay rights.

They are following the Marshal Kirk and Hunter Madsen brainwashing philosophy:

“Talk about gays and gayness as loudly and as often as possible…”
“The principal behind this advice is simple: almost all behavior begins to look normal if you are exposed to enough of it at close quarters and among your acquaintances" 78




I have complained to the BBC about their attempt of brainwashing:

"I visited the BBC Africa homepage as usual to get by daily news on Africa. On the Africa homepage, I saw a link titled "Gay rights and sci-fi". I thought okay, this is some article about Africa talking about non-acceptance of homosexuality and probably the link to some creative African sci-fi writer. I clicked on the link only to find it is about regulation of film production industry.

I read the article and to my utter shock, barely ONE sentence referred to homosexuality and I wondered why is the article labelled "Gay rights and sci-fi"? Why not "Freedom of African film-makers" or "Regulation of freedom" or "You can't make that film"?

This is obviously the ridiculous and persistent bias attempt of the BBC to ensure homosexuality stays as an issue in Africa even though it is not an issue to even discuss in the view of majority of the people that live on the continent or come from it. Pure cultural fascism! I bet the plan of your bias journalist is to talk about it so much, it becomes a core issue and influence people's position by wearing them out. The "I give up. Let them just have the gay rights and leave us in peace".

I have complained several times about the bias and unbalanced reporting of homosexual issues by BBC journalists. This is another case."

Fucktards: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/unlawful-detention-court-orders-army-to-pay-2-brothers-n10m/

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]HEY SHUT UP UGLY B!TCH![/quote]person!

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]HEY UGLY B!TCH! I JUST STATED HIS ETHNICITY . DUMBA$$![/quote]person, next time call him Indian African.

kettlejnr: Whenever anything goes public it automatically becomes a matter for others to criticise. Therefore everyone is entitled to their views.

In my view Goldie was an entertainer and that was the life she had chosen and whatever she'd showcased was her 'persona' which might not necessarily be her complete life style as it was later revealed by the media that she had some undisclosed private lifestyle..

She was at big brother to perform a role that was given to her to encourage people to watch the show.

She kept her married life secret because that was her personal life and she was entitled to do so.

After her sudden death millions of people all over the world are researching about who she was, where she came from, what had lead to her accidental death on Valentine's day of all days.

That was why she had been recognised by her State Governor for all the accolades she had received during her short lived entertainment career. .

She had lived her life as she wanted to. It was so unfortunate that she died too soon before she could reach her full potential.

She might not be your kind of hero or saint. However, whether you like her or not she will always be remembered and talked about. As you have done today. She had made it into the History book in Nigeria and in the World as a whole.

The more she is talked about, the more people will research about her and have their own views. And you can not stop that !!

So the question is what have you done in the public eye to be remembered for !!!

One could forgive you and your weak points and ignore replying to you until your last moronic question.#

What an utter moronic question?

Kindly explain what you mean by that last question.

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]Hes INDIAN from the Luvana Tribe, (a Sindhi-speaking tribe, known since ancient times to be Merchants and traders).
many of them migrated to Uganda , Tanganyika, etc, during the 19th century.

nevertheless, his achievements are admirable and inspirational. Good job! [/quote]He is Ugandan, person!

gboodoo: why she be like man na? no wonda she be lesy

Evidence something is fundamentally wrong with her.

librangyps: Wow! This girl could hav£ b££n r£ally pr£tty...

What drug do you take?

[quote author=Efemena_xy]Haha!

You are incorrigible, I tell you!

Same to you too dear

Hope you don ready my 2K saloon runz money & Dada Osun soap(s) [/quote]Big things this year, baby.

I am increasing it to N2.2K.