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davidif:
Can somebody please post the commercial here.

Yeah!! Come on people!!

She pretty!!!

Aretha always looks gross, but at least she's lost some weight since the beginning of the year.

No hating, but her skin is really bad, ewww. You don't even need to be super rich to have glowing skin: eat tons of tomatoes, drink loads of water, gosh!! Use coconut oil on your skin lol. . .

But I love her shade of lipstick, and at least she has white teeth.

Looks like a fun guy . . . like someone I'd love to hang out with when I'm bored or something.

Gosh, that was a funny typo!!

Anyways, nice wedding photos. Looks like they had tons of fun!!

LMAO!! So many people sleep at Commencement anyways, but it's kinda weird that he'd do that.

OJ2010:
Can we name one intelligent player in the eagles line up? None with football sense, there is nobody that you can compare with the likes of Siasia, Okocha, Oliseh etc in terms of brainwork in this team, its all muscle they have got to show. So how do we beat Koreans with these bunch of brainless players? Infact there is need to introduce IQ test to qualify players into super eagles.
No coach can do anything these bunch of players

I'm with you on that. Cos seriously, how can anyone with a reasonable IQ do what Kaita did?!!

Yes, we can still qualify - but I'm not expecting much, never was even before the WC. Even if we do qualify, with our miserable performance - they'd prob just go on traumatizing Nigerians unless they drastically improve.

kobikwelu:
when ever i hear the national anthem, i feel ashamed ,

it seems as if i am deceiving myself, so i DO NOT SING

I really don't feel anything when I hear this song!!

^ ^ ^
Exactly, there's no proof of this.

Someone linked some website, and Seun puts this on the homepage. People get sued for this kinda crap.

I can't believe some people even feel sorry for him. Yeah, people make mistakes but his mistake was completely deliberate and malicious, why on earth would a normal human being do that.

Thank God I didn't watch the match.

I'm loving the fact that we're adding humor to the situation, let's keep the Kaita jokes coming!!

Funny picture. . . very true though!!

It's shocking that some people think the vuvezela's arent so loud. THEY ARE!! I heard that thing practically all my life and it is shockingly loud. The vuvuzela's aren't just used in SA alone, they're used in many South African countries, and not just at soccer matches - everywhere, all the time.

Yes, they are really loud but they definitely shouldn't be banned. It's one of the things that makes them unique . . .

I'd pay my debts, then pay my tithe later on. You can always pay all the tithes you missed at a later time.

lallafati:
hmmm,  not appealing to me at all. He looks so gay in pic no 1. Pic no 2 is ok I guess. No charisma at all. nahhh.

I'm with u on that.

I think he's cute, he's body is even hotter(Armani ad, etc) lol but his attitude is just wrong.

lmao, whatever Gee, I just saw it now.

And no, it was 3 days ago.

Referee's committee criticise Wolfgang Stark's decision not to give a foul for Walter Samuel's obstruction in the build-up to the goal.

By Daniel Edwards
Jun 15, 2010 2:08:00 PM

Argentina missed several gilt-edged chances on their way to a 1-0 reverse of Nigeria on Saturday. However, according to FIFA the one attack that did finish with the net bulging should have been disallowed by referee Wolfgang Stark.

Ole reports that a FIFA post-match analysis ruled that there was a foul in the build-up to Gabriel Heinze's stunning header, and that Stark should never have allowed the goal.

The FIFA referees' committee released their findings on Tuesday, as a guide for future judgements in this year's tournament. And amongst other rulings, they made it clear to referees that they must watch for infractions at corners and free-kicks - specifically attacking players blocking markers, as happened on Saturday.

As Juan Sebastian Veron's cross floated over Walter, Samuel enveloped Chinedu Obasi and stopped him from moving, thereby giving Heinze all the space he needed to propel the ball home. Stark should have therefore penalised Samuel for obstruction and awarded a free-kick to the Super Eagles - a judgement that could have changed the course of the whole game for Argentina.

Although the ruling comes too late for Nigeria, it has interesting implications for the rest of the tournament; a sign that FIFA will not tolerate the pushing, shoving and holding commonplace on both sides at dead-ball situations, and that in future such offences will be punished with either disallowed goals or penalties in the case of the defence committing an infraction.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/1863/world-cup-2010/2010/06/15/1977735/world-cup-2010-gabriel-heinzes-argentina-strike-should-have-been-

Haven't found "Mr Right" atm.

Sweetdoct247:
You got to get to know her somehow, that's if you really want her. You dont just walk up to somebody that does not know you from Adam and ask her out in 99% of cases all you'll get is a blatant "No" infact in my own opinion she'd be nice to give you a slap and of course she would have a good laugh with her friends at your expense. You must find a way to know her I mean you've to work out something, does she live in your neighborhood?, attends your church?, in the same department with you? Reads in the same reading room with you? works in the same place with you? Do you know someone that knows her? there must be a common ground somewhere and you've got to utilitze it. However pls dont be a stalker! Once you can get her on talking terms with you then you can move from there and of course you have to be confident.

Spot on!!

bidemi12:
met my wife through a friend 12 years ago. he and i went to visit his girlfriend and she was there visiting. the first thing i noticed was her legs, long and smooth. i'm a legs man. didn't think of her again until about 3 weeks later when she came to apply for a job in my company at that time as a market/product promoter in the company i worked for. she got the job and won everyone over with her hard work and modesty (rare for a beautiful woman). Couldn't resist asking her out which was against company policy. she said no. i had no choice but to fire her so that we could date. i told her what i was going to do, which i did, and why i did it. she was pissed and refused to see me for a month. i begged and begged her for a chance and eventually she did. Two years later we were married and and ten years later we live in the US with our two kids where she practices as a registered nurse. So you see, my/her gamble paid off. I'm married to the best female on earth.

Soooo adorably cuuuute!!

That has got to be one of the worst covers I've ever seen.

$5 for that? Seriously?!!

Yeah, it was pretty good!!

mohawkchic:
~Love K'naan's "Wave Your Flag" it's synonymous w/ the spirit of football & how the fans wave their flag to support their teams! I saw him perform at the concert & it was uplifing seeing how the flags were waving at the performance! I'm not keen on football but i shared a moment w/ all the anticipated football fans around the world!!


~I like the chorus to Akon's song. . . .

~Muki are you too young to remember the original "Zangalewa" been popular in Sa.Lone? I was pleasantly surprised when i heard the chorus to Shakira's "Waka Waka"!

Yeah, my cousins who were born in Bauchi Nigeria taught me that song. So, it was really weird, cos I heard it the first time and I was singing along already.

Even my Sierra Leonan friend knows it!

I may as well contribute to this overflogged topic.

Yeah, Psquare might be unoriginal, but I think they put lots of hard work into their music. The quality of their vids stands out all over the world. They're the best we've got in Nigeria.

[quote author=frank_ike link=topic=240241.msg6199492#msg6199492 date=1276325399]@shilling: I applied from a country where people aren't so interested in visiting the US, so I guess that made it easier.

[color=Black]what country is that?[/color][/quote]Uhmmmm, look at my location lol.

My brother applied from Botswana, same thing there.

@ Chamotex: I agree, I expected worse today for some reason.

Sagamite:
[size=18pt]THANK YOU!![/size]

They now start talking like if this was some improvement.

WHATAJOOOOOOKE!

I think so too!!

I feel different after this game. . . don't know if it's a good or bad different yet.

Krayola:
Lagerback had about a month to put this team together. I think he has done a decent job.

Yeah, I'm sure we've all seen Naija play faaar worse than today.

Sad . . . sad.

This people won't kill me today, that was sooooooooooooo close!! Closest, so far.

Close!!

Enyeama is saving us, wow!!