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chiogo:Blah, Blah, Blah. Bitch taking this Beyonce shit so serious. Get The mess over it. I have been trying to ignore Your Beyonce Crying ass but I can't Help it.Stop Defending her because It wont help Your sorry life in any damn way. chiogo:If He does not like Beyonce that does not make him Gay.Man are not only attracted to women base on Their looks. For some men It goes deeper. Go Figure!!! Bitchassness? You watch too much of P DIDDY shows. Hey, You are only 16.I do not blame You. |
Mpele:Did I offend U South African Boy? |
How old are U? |
The undertaker scares the shit outta me. |
chiogo:OK, Thats why U are the only person on here getting all emotional over Beyonce. PLease, Take Heed Your own advice.
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chiogo:~~~~roll eyes~~~~~ Hater or Not, I Hate the bitch. |
kadman:ROTFLMAO!!! Haha. Thats true!!! |
I saw the interview on MEET THE PRESS.I thought it was astounding. Bleep Being A Republican or a Democrat. VOTE FOR THE BETTER CANADATE.THAT IS WHAT COLIN DID!!! |
kadman:She always calls Michelle Williams her sister but She will be releasing her album on the same day as Michelle.Ciara album will also be comming out this year.To take the shine away from Ciara,Beyonce decides to release her album this year also.She did the same shit last year. For those Idiots that beyonce Got Brainwashed into thinking the bitch is talented,Ya ll need to get your Brain Check. Beyone is the Black version of Britney Spears.She has no originality.Her stage performance consits of here screaming and rolling on the floor like she is crazy(BET AWARDS COMES TO MINE). The bitch is always talking about her being a Christian. The last time I check Christians did not go around Wearing half naked Clothes and Shaking their ass in videos.I bet That Bitch Sucks Jay Z Cock till daybreak. OH PLEASE!!! NO one is Jelous of Beyonce.I JUST DESPISE HER!!! |
MC Usman:Yes, Please share. I remember Samuel K Doe staduim.when I used to Live on ELWA Beach in Paynesville, I used to Pass it before reaching to my House!!! I never had a chance to go there. |
I thought I was the only one, I Hate That Bitch. 1- She cant sing(Screaming untop of Your Lungs in not singing) 2- She cant dance(Jumping around on stage is not dancing) I wish her new album flop hard so we never have to hear from her Fake Ass Catholic,Ass Shaking,Overrated ass again.She Does not even write her own songs(Irreplaceable was written by Ne Yo). I don't see anything talented about this chick.If U want to Listen to some Classic Music go Listen to the Likes of Toni Braxton,Shania Twain and Mariah Carey. |
Sell Liberia to the US!!! |
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Here are some Beautiful Abuja pics from Your liberian Sister!!!
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chika98:OOOOOOPS!!!^^^^^^^MY FAULT!!! |
lol!! |
I love him. I love the song "Its The Way It Is".Its Priceless!!! |
The Wedding Pictures, Where was it taken? I swear, I think It was taken at my old house in the Old Road. The Last one where the bride is not present. |
So darn beautiful. Do U have more Liberian Photos.Please Post More.I am loving it. Thanks in Advance. I got a question for U? How Do U get all These Photos? |
TexMan4u:NOOOOOOOO!~!!! Do all Nigerians live in Nigeria? |
Am I suppose to Laugh at this? |
Let him loose!!! Mccain is Just having fun. |
[quote author=25%more link=topic=182547.msg2953814#msg2953814 date=1224226666][ I can not wait to see Nene vs Sheree showdown!!! they already had a one at kim daughters party, but there was no drama. they both huged and they spoke on the phone bout the bday thing. so they are both cool w/each other againBut I can remember In the season Preview,Ne Ne was on the Phone talking to someone and I heard her say "Tell that Bitch to meet me in 5 minutes"Then Sheree said "Ne Ne needs to get a life". The Drama is definitely not over yet between them.[/quote] |
[quote author=kay_pumpin link=topic=184412.msg2956340#msg2956340 date=1224257871]@comfort In what way am i silly hon?was only lettin seanT21 knw shes judged correctly when she said she didnt find the movie funi due to the fact shes liberian.Its like me sayin i dnt find some indian movies funi enough even when its subtitled.Some language content just wldnt carry same deep meanin the moment is interpreted.Sure the movie jenifa is crazily funi. poor seanT[/quote]POOR ME!!! |
Whatever happen to being ORIGINAL!!!! |
My Vote Goes to Subway. That 5 dollars Foot Long I had last week was soooo damn good. |
Hey, I do not find this funny at all. Maybe its the Liberian in me!!! |
I Know that Americans want a change, Bradley Effect will not happen. |
"There is probably only one person now standing between Barack Obama and the presidency. His name is Tom Bradley; he is the black, Democratic former Mayor of Los Angeles, and he has been dead for ten years. In 1982 Bradley ran for the governorship of California, and was expected to win by a wide margin. In the run-up to the election, polls gave the African-American candidate a lead of between 9 and 22 percentage points over his white opponent. On election day the first exit polls also predicted that he would win, and one newspaper even declared him the victor on its front page. Bradley lost by more than 100,000 votes. The conventional wisdom is that he was the victim of a hidden racial reaction. Many white voters told pollsters that they would vote for the black candidate but, in the anonymity of the voting booth, they did not. The impetus for the deception was not simple racism, but social pressure - white voters, it seems, did not want to appear racist by admitting that they would be voting for the white candidate rather than the black one. At its simplest, the so-called “Bradley Effect” (which some dispute) holds that polls overestimate support for an African-American candidate because, when race is involved, voters misrepresent their intentions. The effect is not unique to Bradley: in 1989 David Dinkins, the black Democrat, was expected to romp home in the New York mayoral election, but won by only a narrow margin; in the same year Douglas Wilder, another black candidate, was 11 points ahead the day before the Virginia gubernatorial election, and won by only 0.5. This, then, is the spectre that haunts the Democrats. Mr Obama is at present up to 14 points ahead in the national polls, a lead that would seem unassailable were it not for the unpredictable Bradley Effect, a nagging fear that defeat could be snatched from the jaws of victory because opinion polls behave differently when a black candidate is running. A similar phenomenon occurred in the 1992 election in Britain, which pollsters put down to the “shy Tory factor”. Opinion polls put the Tories one percentage point behind Labour; but in the final result, the Conservatives won by nearly eight percentage points. In certain, rare circumstances voters do not tell pollsters the truth, more out of embarrassment than mendacity. The hidden effect of race is even harder to predict in the Obama-McCain battle, since we are in uncharted polling waters - there has never been a black versus white competition at a national level in the US before. Complicating matters further, those people most likely to be prejudiced against a black candidate are also those least likely to talk to pollsters and answer surveys: there may be an anti-Obama block out there that is simply not showing up on the radar. Is it possible that a submerged racial iceberg could still scupper the Obama ship just as it appears to be cruising into harbour? The latest evidence - anecdotal, statistical and historical - suggests that although the ghost of Bradley still hovers over the election, its effect is diminishing. A Gallup poll in 1958 found that 58 per cent of whites would not vote for a black candidate; by 1989, that figure had dropped to 19 per cent; by 2007, only 5 per cent felt the same way. Even taking into account the taboo surrounding overt expressions of racism, that is a stunning change. This is not a post-racial election: some whites will still be motivated by old-fashioned prejudice, and others by its queasy residue most often expressed as “doubt”. Yet race has faded, as has the social stigma in stating a preference for the white candidate over the black one. There is less pressure to lie to pollsters than there was even a decade ago. In the 1980s and early 1990s racially charged issues of crime and welfare were central to the political debate. Today those concerns have faded. This election is principally about the economy, and despite the efforts of some Republican strategists to stoke the fires, race does not have the political purchase it once had. Michelle Obama made a sound point last week: “If there was going to be a Bradley effect, or it was going to be in play, Barack wouldn't be the nominee.” Indeed, there could even be a Reverse Bradley Effect in operation: support for the black candidate may, in fact, be higher than polls suggest in some areas, particularly in regions, such as the South, where it is more socially acceptable for whites to voice distrust of blacks. There may be two competing deceptions at work here, equally hard to trace: a black lie (“I say I am going to vote Obama, but secretly I will not.”) and a white lie (“I say I am not going to vote Obama, but secretly I will.”) In the Democratic primaries, pollsters found the Reverse Bradley Effect (ie, an underestimate of the Obama vote) in 12 states, and the Bradley Effect in only three. Yet many Democrats remain anxious that the secret ballot on November 4 will reveal, once again, America's secret racial fears. America's attitude to race has changed: how much it has changed will be measured by the Bradley Effect, or lack of it. If, once again, the polls prove to have overestimated Mr Obama's support by a wide margin, then the conclusion must be that voters have not only lied when asked whether they will vote for a black man, they have lied on a scale never seen before. But if, as most experts claim, the polls turn out to be an accurate reflection of voters' intentions, then this will finally show, in the words of Mr Obama himself, that America is no longer “irrevocably bound to a tragic past”. The Bradley Effect will have proved ineffectual, and the unquiet ghost of Tom Bradley will finally be laid to rest." TIMESONLINE.COM!!! |
[quote author=25%more link=topic=182547.msg2949139#msg2949139 date=1224133472]yea, deshawn seem kind of lazy, has people doing everything 4her, makeup, cooking, cleaning, just sucking on her hubby salary. Kim's hubby is not going to be on TV because Kim's says he doesn't want to be on TV. he must have lots green in the bank that why Kim paid $68000 for that new eslcade. what does Kim does? just making noise bout wanting to be the famous contry star musician with that cranky voice of hers.[/quote]I think Kim has no Job because I never see her at work. She lives of her Husband.I got a feeling that he is black also.He must Love her to spend all that kinda money on her. I can not wait to see Nene vs Sheree showdown!!! |
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