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[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=468939.msg6317214#msg6317214 date=1278020653][color=deeppink]It's quite normal for a woman to hate her future mother-in-law. . .

I think sometimes it's unjustifiable when she's nice.[/color][/quote]WOW

yomola:
Since he is not forth-coming, ask his mother, It is best not to marry from a broken home.

My mama always tells me that.

Missy B:
It's strange that Omar22 isn't here, yet.

Oh yeeeeeeah. I'm sure he'll be here soon though. 

Seun:
Because she's a celebrity, dumb-backside. If you're not interested, don't post on the thread.

Hmmm have a safe trip. Post pictures!!

What exactly do you do? Are you taken? **joke**

I'm not in his heart, but to me - his tears seemed sincere. I think America is almost ready to forgive that dude.

Wow, people need to take stress management classes, no joke!!

[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=469435.msg6300538#msg6300538 date=1277767376][color=deeppink]^^GBAM!

Manchester United sucks big time!

And did you notice what they did to ronaldo?. . .They signed him up and he began winning matches for them, when they got tired of him they dumped him.

I sense they would do the same thing with Enyeama cause he's African.[/color][/quote]That's got to be the biggest piece of crap I've heard all year, gosh!!

People should try using their brain occasionally. . . it won't hurt.

Travelista:
Damn, Bobby's a dwarf.

Chei!!

whiteroses:
thoust shalt not post every idiotic shyt that thou seeth and heareth on internet it maketh thou look really dumb

lmao.

Go Genevieve!!

I didn't really feel anything the past few days. But, it felt kinda weird after watching Chris Brown's tribute . . . very touching!!

Tut:
To the people who keep on saying, Ghanaian hate Nigerians, stop generalizing, it makes you sound very, and i hate using this word, uneducated. I am not denying that some Ghanaian hate Nigerians, but the key word here is SOME!, not all. take me for example, I am Ghanaian yet i do not hate Nigerians.
Now that we have that out of the way, you have to realize that what some of you view as hate is merely, friendly banter, another example of this well be this Nigerian kid i went to H.S with, we talked a lot of rubbish to each other, i cant recount how many times he said to me "Ghana must go" but at the end of the day he and i were still best of friends.

To the maker of this thread, the world will always view Saharan Africa as one big entity, and frankly i think it is about time we started viewing ourself as one big entity. We will not progress if we keep on fighting among ourself. What you posted, no matter your intentions will and has started a divide among us africans. There is nothing wrong with celebrating your fellow countries victory. Do you think the Caribbean islands did not rejoice when bolt broke records after records? just some food for thought.

That is so true.

This side of the world, Africa is a country not a continent - Sub Saharan Africa to be precise.

I don't hate Ghanaians, I'm actually friends with more Ghanaians than Nigerians in school.

About the world cup, my Ghanaian friends wanted Nigeria to do well. I also wanted Ghana to do well, although I didn't care if they defeated the USA or not. I also don't care if they win the world cup or not.

I was there to support Nigeria, and Spain - not entirely for soccer reasons **wink**. 

Anyways, I love Naija and I have nothing against Ghanaians.

makajibbz:
why drake no tweet am, make p-square up him game joooh, he[b] even get mo' fans pass dreezy![/b]

lmao. . . that could be true.

I know Psquare attended but they didn't win. Some dude called dizzee rascal or something like that won. I just checked it out now, and I was shocked. The last time I voted, Psquare was ahead 31%, the next being 16% so I was shocked that they didn't win. Oh well. . .

THE AMAKA:
[color=#cc00cc]i find it funny that a lot of them can't even get up to 10,000
but i don't think Africans are into the whole twitter fiasco anyway.
not only that, but she has had her twitter the longest out of anyone, so yeah.[/color]

True, Genevieve has been on there for about a month or so, and she has about 3000 already.

Such a horrible picture of both of them, too bad - they're actually cute.

End of an era!!!

I'm proud of this woman!!

Seonix:
I joined this forum because i happened to google didier drogba and there it was fool of people rating drogba's wife. I think Lalla is a fine woman, i dont know if drogba was expected to marry a white woman or a super model or whatever, Anyways thats not my point, my point is somewhere some how in the future i am going to end up being Drogba's wife, I know the first thing people will say is that I am a golddigger because i am much younger than he is or he shouldnt be with me because of my provocotive moves on stage or how I might be a bad stepmother to his children, i know people will talk and ofcourse u guys will rate me. I just wanted you to know that some things are just not what they seem, and the children i will have with him wont be because I want to divorce him and milk him dry and make him pay child support but it will be because i love him. If you feel the need to rate me right now, halla at me on facebook. (Sphelele mzimela)

WTF?!!

smh. . .

Acidosis:
After e chop our 300million finish

It's beautiful . . . airbrushing and all. Bey is naturally pretty though.

CyberG:
This man. . .are you alive at all? The poster put a link where you can find out every requirement for each job, yet you are asking him (or whoever) for their requirements? So, is it already a herculean task for you to just follow the link and read their requirements yourself? Abeg, no dey make person vex early in the morning like this ooo!

violent:
if you can't find their requirements, then you prob shouldn't be given the job to begin with

[quote author=yem-yem link=topic=467595.msg6275769#msg6275769 date=1277399226]You guyz are very funny, but come to think of it "He is truly from Akure" He probably need 2 relocate 2 a nearby civilized  
town - IBADAN ; spend 5 years & step up 2 LAGOS, LMAO ![/quote]Nairaland . . .

Wow, Obama, wow!! Sad, sad day!

Disgusting. . . to say the least.

Def my favorite comedian.

Congrats to him!!

This thread is kinda dumb, but I'm gonna answer lol

Banky W.

Naija pleaaaaaaase!!

montelik:
3 Reasons to be optimistic about today's game.

1) Kaita's suspension:-  With Kaita now suspended from this match, Lagerback may not be able to play his usual 3 centre midfielders. Hopefully this will translate to us playing 2 strikers through the middle and 2 in center midfield. This is a must win game so trying to play with caution like we did against Greece, or with no ambition like we did against Argentina is not wise. Without Kaita I suspect we will see a genuine 4-4-2. We need to create chances, Kaita's absence will allow us to be more direct upfront with 2 forwards.

2) Victory over North Korea:-  Just a few weeks back we beat the North Koreans in a friendly. The fact that we have already beaten one Korea just recently can provide a psychological advantage in giving the players confidence while relieving the substantial pressure they will be feeling. Meanwhile this should be the game that Lagerback is the most tactically prepared for of all our group games. Having seen how his squad matched up against a similar North Korean side just recently, I believe he should have a good idea of will be required to replicate a similar result against the South Koreans, as we achieved against the North Koreans.

3) Inverse proportionality:-  Before we faced Argentina in our opening game, there was a sudden rise in the optimism levels of Nigerians for no real reason. Before the match countless fans were all a sudden confident we would get something from the game . Eventually we escaped with a 1-0 loss. Despite a dire performance fans were convinced that our failure to concede more than one against Argentina (thank you Enyeama) was a sign we'd surely defeat the Greeks. Most Nigerians were predicting lofty scorelines. Yet by the final whistle Greece had not only scored their first WC goal but secured their first victory as well. Now most Nigerians are certain we will get nothing out of the South Korea game, despite the fact that we lost to Argentina by a smaller margin than they did. By the theory inverse proportionality it could well be that the low expectation may translate to a victory when we least expect it.

I really hope you're right!!

That was so funnnnny, didn't c that one coming lol

It's hilarious how people are here talking about what Genevieve did and did not do. Meanwhile the amazing woman is chilling in LA and planning on going for the BETs, after a photoshoot for MUD - styled by Anthony Bradshaw (who's styled tons of Hollywood celebs btw), wow!!

Rock on people!!

Pomo Tomatoes or whatever it is, is a catchy name!!