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Big B1:ROFLMAO! I did not know that I stumbled unto the jokes section. ![]() |
sara j: sara j:Though I am one of the doubters as to the validity of the combined tales told, I must say that if your stories are true but you are nevertheless determined to hang on to a pathetic excuse of a husband who (1) Has traded you in for a fatter model; (2) Trawls the internet in search of sexual partners; and (3) Has overtly indicated that he wants to shag other males (whether or not dressed as women), you need much more help with your self esteem than dropping a few dress sizes has done for you. Do you for a minute think that even if you were to blow up to a size 20 that your husband would lose interest in the trannies and other women? You better go looking for a good man who would treat you with the love and respect that a woman should receive. |
Pastor AIO:LMAO! You this bobo, you are not serious. I am still laughing. LOL. ![]() |
arramyjay:I did indeed read the interview, and it still does not take away from the fact that she is a Arrow. Okay, she does not like them comparing her to the Jacksons, that is no reason to go adding the bit that the Jackson parents used their kids. That was jus plain unnecessary. Raymond88:No one is calling her an amateur, but the fact is that like many talented singers before her, she would be barely remembered. Ask how many 8 to 15 year olds remember Gladys Knight, Patti Labelle, Aretha Franklin (Before the Obama inauguration), Marvin Gaye, Billie Holliday, Judy Garland, Nat "King" Cole, Bing Crosby etc. Some of them are still alive and many of them were bigger in their day than Beyonce is today. Obviously they all have their places in history, but do not think that Beyonce would take on some "Elvis" status, because even now at the height of her fame, she does not dwarf all the competition. The Jacksons (especially Michael) would always occupy a more prominent place in history due to their strategic positioning and relevance to bringing "black" music into the main stream. |
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And Here is Victoria. Compare and contrast. ![]()
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dyabman:This your faithful Beyonce "discipleship" (if that is a word LOL) don dey make you fire shakabula up and down the whole place. LOL. Haba, are you going to say that Beyonce is the best singer in the world? ![]() |
coloba:I do hope you are alright. You can live a long and fulfilled life if you take care of yourself and ensure u use the right drugs. Magic Johnson was diagnosed around 1991 and almost 20 years later, he is still living a healthy life and will be turning 50 later this year (I doubt when he was told that he was HIV positive that he ever felt he would make it this far). |
For many black people (and I guess other races too), race does not become an issue worthy of major discussion until you live/visit/interact in societies which predominantly consist of races that are different from yours. The market woman in Oshodi will not give a damn about race issues, but she will about religion. On the other hand, there are many Westerners, who do not believe in any religion and in fact scorn every form of religion, and so to them, race is more important. So it will vary from person to person and place to place. |
[quote author=nay_low link=topic=12604.msg900428#msg900428 date=1171911880]Here we go with the ignorant Nigerian mentality o! There is speaking in tongues and speaking gibberish and Nigerians have mistaken incoherent babble for the language of the holy ghost. I remember watching the most false of prophets called Anwuzia (Zoe Ministries) some years ago on TV where he went into one 'iski ribababa bobobo' and I thought he was joking until a cousin said he was speaking in tongues. I coud not believe it. But then in a land of gullibles little wonder Nigerians and there money are easily parted. speaking in tongues ko, speaking in nose ni[/quote]ROFLMAO |
HeatFusion:While you have not stated that you are "Not" concerned about the environment, it is clear that your thread is driven my plain economics as opposed to environmental considerations. And FYI, in Europe generally, we are light years ahead in the 3Rs game and it is not majorly driven by pocket considerations. |
None whatsoever. |
Mai Suya:Walahi Only 90%? ![]() |
And here I was thinking that you were finally concerned about the environment. Do people recycle in that USA sef? George Bush ought to have been castrated for not ratifying the Kyoto Protocol. Let us hope the half-black man would do better. ![]() |
KarmaMod:LOL. Do bear in mind that it is the breast exposure and not the kids that bother us (or me). Though I must also add that I always feel like strangling those children who bawl like there is no tomorrow (I am always well chuffed when any wedding I will be attending will not have kids. I am not a big wedding fan and a barely tolerable ceremony is almost always ruined by screaming brats. At last one of my Naija mates who got wed last year saw sense and vetoed any and all children from attending. Now that was a perfect wedding LOL). |
Sphinx North African Country. Also the name of a Marlene Dietrich movie (7) |
Sagamite:Oh! my bad. ![]() |
Texas Yuletide Holiday (9) |
Sagamite:Oh Puhleeze. What evidence do you have to support your preposterous postulations? People who are biased find all kind of ludicrous reasons to justify their bias. Evidence more than amply support the fact that the preponderance of acts of insest, bestiality and necrophilia is actually conducted by one sex against the other (i.e. heterosexual sex acts) and not homosexual. How many girls have you ever heard say their mothers sexually abused them? And what is the ratio of guys who say they were sexually abused by their fathers in comparison with girls who make the same claims? (Almost negligible if you can find it). It's okay if gay people are not your cup of tea, but there is no excuse for making wild unfounded claims in a bid to justify your bias especially when in actual fact, the opposite is true. |
Oh! It makes perfect sense. No be our admin. And when I think back to 2005 when the guy was almost practically cap in hand bending over backwards to get people using his forum. Someone needs to start some other better forum. Something along the lines of Yahoo chat where Naija people and Africans generally can meet up and have fun. To be honest, I was more than taken aback when he banned you after that script writing thingy. I was like a lone voice in the wilderness back then (well not lone). I remember the brouhaha we had over plagiarism and copyright. Anyway, Que sera sera. ![]() |
Gerrout jor! Na you sabi. I still stand by my opinion. Express the breast milk into a bottle for those public outings. Chikena. ![]() |
Omolola1:Says who? Are you his father's lawyer? @ Poster, go and work hard and be "stupidly rich" yourself. Right now, you sound like a no good layabout who can't wait for his father to kick the bucket just so he can lay his greedy paws on the inheritance. And there is definitely a reason you will be considered the black sheep of the family. Your dad might be stupidly rich, but I am sure he did not become so by being stupid. Bottom line = GO AND WORK FOR YOUR OWN MONEY (then you can waste it and gamble it away all you like. If i am your dad, you won't receive anything. Well maybe a simple allowance for the rest of your life). |
By the time I wrote that, I did not know that it was the husband shouldering all the responsibility. I dunno why she can't tell her folks to sod off. |
Sisi Jinx:LOL. Your original "offence" must have been grevious. What is it they say about power and corruption again? Is it him who put Sisikill has been banned on that profile? And is there any reason why you wanted to get back to that ID and stop using this one? And to think of all the support you gave him when he was doing his script writing competition. Some people are just plain ungrateful. (And now I probably would get banned as well. . . LOL). ![]() |
sistawoman:You Go Girl! I'm Loving this response, unfortunately, it does not always work out (and most definitely won't if she lived in Nigeria). |



I dont expect people who dont really want kids to see public breastfeeding as anything other than "gross"

I still stand by my opinion. Express the breast milk into a bottle for those public outings. Chikena.