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T rone.. Hello luv

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Which one be home base guys again? Sunday mba dey here?

[quote author=uj_sizzle]I tortuted animals. Injected lizard with water till they were twice their size.

Tore our cushion with razor, broke our neighbours' window playing ball alone and when kasala burst everyone blamed my brothers. I kept quiet.

I was given biscuits for my siblings n myself, i hid it and ate it all myself.

I always hard broken items with sharp edges in my bag. It tortured my aunt, always cut her fingers. She's making me pay for it now though [/quote]early signs of a serial killer

Iru esin

odumchi: I was told that 'Ada Mazi', 'Nwa Mazi' and 'Nnye Mazi' are exclusively Aro titles, and I have yet to have any reason to doubt since all the people that I have met with those titles are of Aro descent. I'm interested in knowing if there are any other people(s) that bear such titles, along with that of Mazi.

. ARO bawo? Na yaba left be dat na

gluv01: If Rain fall and sun shine the same time, lion don born pikin

TIV people believe you must serve your male guest with your wife(s*x) to promote good friendship.

. I beg I dey find anybody wey be TIV oo.. I dey look for friendship.. Na loneliness wan kill me oo make una no think say na because of punny ooo.. Any TIV man in d house?

dasparrow: First of all, you are not the second to comment.

Secondly, the average American hates infidelity and if they catch you cheating on them, then its over. This might be the reason why the have a lower HIV/AIDS rate in comparison to Nigeria or other parts of Africa where cheating is expected to be tolerated till they pass on sexually transmitted diseases to you.

. Shattap!.. Stop lying, which americans no dey cheat.. Dem cheat pass us by far... Haha where u come from self?

Madiya goes to jail

Will prefer to marry big fat black american than marry u, nigerian girls in d united states are the worst, if u try talk to them, they will be asking you silly questions like do u own a house? Do u have a green card? What type of work do u do? Are u a college graduate? Look at what u wrote on ur PM, and u still bring ur mouth here and complain.. Na house u go kuku come carry husband, we know ur type

Me nko?

Na una sabi

Vikings for like.... Andrian petterson d beast and d best running back in the NFL

booqee: you're not funny. Ode

ok mumu

Lilimax: You need a complete deliverance. Yes, you may say you are cracking jokes,but you've spoken out your thought pattern. It is sad you are among men that derive pleasure in beating and battering their wives. Refrain from this because it shows how unmanly you are. Remember, out of the aboundant of the heart, the mouth speaks.

. Na beat I dey beat her na, no be beat.. Haha no be wetin she like?

From office, I go stop by shepe joint even though I be cleaner, all na office. I go drink jedi with iku ramoni, sunday dagboru and gbegilodo like say tmr no dey, after I go come dey stagger go house as I no get car, before I reach house my wife go don dey call me, na so we go start dis fight, I go beat am so tay our neighbour go dey ask my wife say, iya luku are u ok? My wife go say yes.. I dey beat am oo, I no go lie but she dey enjoy d beating wella... Chai see beating... Koboko.. Na so I dey live my life oo..may God help me

E crush ko, e sprite ni.. U better go stay for allen junction

I get feelings say dis queen of sheeba go short, black, come fat..

[quote author=Mrs.Chima]I guess Michelle Obama and Dr. Condoleeza Rice are White. Buhhhhhhhaaaaaa. Dr. RICE was chosen to be third in power over Black and African men and a White man chose her! Buhhhhhhhaaaaa. They both make money you will never see in your life.

Lmao @ Black American and African chicks are different! Let me watch this reality show of African chicks acting sttttraight ghetto in the projects.[/quote]. Mumu like u, what is d percentage of black american women(infact black americans) up there compare to white.. Mingle with dem first and come back and argue, there mentality is messed up... Infact most of d black chicks are whites wannabe... Mumu

Up sooting oo.... Sooting na ni ooo

I see dis from 2 different angles.. Black american women and african women are 2 different being.. All what d white lady said abt d black women are mostly true, talking about african american.. If u have been to d united states, u will understand better... I think d black american women are loosing it already.. No moral, no education, seriously they need to step their game up.. I don't see dem getting anywhere in d next 10yrs

Nna mehn... No go give am ur gala money oo, hw u go take hustle for holdup tmr?

Una dey claim champion and ur oga at d top wear skirt and bra enter ivory coast.. who pursue am? Yoruba... Una too dey run mouth..haha dem swear for una ni? Na so una go come dey run mouth say Lagos no good and una no gree leave am for us...

Una just dey make me laugh.. E dey show for Igbo comment say loosing d biafra war dey pain well well.. Na person say make una start wetin una no fit finish? Which champion una dey claim self, una matter be like make wigan dey claim champion of england.. Truth be told, d last time I checked, na still under yoruba and hausa una still dey and na there una go remain

No be oga @ d top be dat?

D US claimed it was international airspace but close to iranian airspace.. Let's wait and see

WASHINGTON - An Iranian jet fighter pursued an American surveillance drone over the Persian Gulf this week but ended the chase after a radio warning from an American escort plane, Pentagon officials said Thursday.

The chase, which occurred Tuesday, followed a more serious encounter in November, when Iranian warplanes fired on, but missed, a Predator drone carrying out a similar classified surveillance mission.

Pentagon officials said that in both instances the drones were in international airspace.

Even so, the episodes illustrate the chance of unintended hostilities arising from encounters between remotely piloted surveillance craft and Iranian warplanes in the heavily militarized Persian Gulf.

The Pentagon press secretary, George Little, said that in the episode on Tuesday, an Iranian F-4 jet fighter approached within 16 miles of the Predator, which was being escorted by a pair of American military aircraft. United States officials did not say what type of American planes were involved.

"The Iranian aircraft departed after a verbal warning," Mr. Little said. An initial Pentagon statement said one of the American escort planes had fired a flare to warn the Iranian jet away but later retracted that report. Mr. Little said that after the encounter in November, the United States sent a message to Iran that the American military would "continue to conduct surveillance flights over international waters consistent with longstanding practice and our commitment to the security of the region."

"We also communicated that we reserve the right to protect our military assets as well as our forces and will continue to do so going forward," Mr. Little said.

Iran deployed two Russian-made Su-25 jets known as Frogfoots in the November episode, which was the first known instance of Iranian warplanes firing on an American surveillance drone. The Predator model involved in both encounters resembles an upside-down flying spoon and is not easily confused with a piloted jet fighter.

In 2011, an RQ-170 surveillance drone operated by the C.I.A. rather than the military crashed in Iran during a mission that was believed to have been intended to map suspected nuclear sites. That episode came to light only after Iran announced that it had electronically attacked the drone and guided it to a landing. American officials said the drone had crashed after a technical malfunction.

Source.. NYTIMES

WASHINGTON - An Iranian jet fighter pursued an American surveillance drone over the Persian Gulf this week but ended the chase after a radio warning from an American escort plane, Pentagon officials said Thursday.

The chase, which occurred Tuesday, followed a more serious encounter in November, when Iranian warplanes fired on, but missed, a Predator drone carrying out a similar classified surveillance mission.

Pentagon officials said that in both instances the drones were in international airspace.

Even so, the episodes illustrate the chance of unintended hostilities arising from encounters between remotely piloted surveillance craft and Iranian warplanes in the heavily militarized Persian Gulf.

The Pentagon press secretary, George Little, said that in the episode on Tuesday, an Iranian F-4 jet fighter approached within 16 miles of the Predator, which was being escorted by a pair of American military aircraft. United States officials did not say what type of American planes were involved.

"The Iranian aircraft departed after a verbal warning," Mr. Little said. An initial Pentagon statement said one of the American escort planes had fired a flare to warn the Iranian jet away but later retracted that report. Mr. Little said that after the encounter in November, the United States sent a message to Iran that the American military would "continue to conduct surveillance flights over international waters consistent with longstanding practice and our commitment to the security of the region."

"We also communicated that we reserve the right to protect our military assets as well as our forces and will continue to do so going forward," Mr. Little said.

Iran deployed two Russian-made Su-25 jets known as Frogfoots in the November episode, which was the first known instance of Iranian warplanes firing on an American surveillance drone. The Predator model involved in both encounters resembles an upside-down flying spoon and is not easily confused with a piloted jet fighter.

In 2011, an RQ-170 surveillance drone operated by the C.I.A. rather than the military crashed in Iran during a mission that was believed to have been intended to map suspected nuclear sites. That episode came to light only after Iran announced that it had electronically attacked the drone and guided it to a landing. American officials said the drone had crashed after a technical malfunction.

Source.. NYTIMES

Na wetin she see b dis

Na tonto dike be dis?