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shey i don tell u no b4?

[quote author=na2day? link=topic=143396.msg4912003#msg4912003 date=1258047475]my luv 4 u is increasing daily, kindly tell them biko[/quote]

OgidiBoy:
No be lie you talk my sister, come sef how comes you don't visit nl that often anymore and when you do come in you don't even stay long and leave, don't you know some of us miss you

your lil sis is busy na. no vexxy jare. e go beta soon. how u dey

abi na lie?

if only i knew her from adam, i would have known what to supposedly "hate " about her

there must be some very good solid reason for not doing so

8 words:
Ekele m ooooooooooooooo
to tell u the truth i don't see any person that answer igbo name but can't speak his/her language as my brother or sister. here in lagos they are many i see them as yoruba.
otherwise Ara ga agba ndi ara.

ironically, those of them who have the so called igbo names cant even pronounce their damn names

air dry when at home or not in a hurry. blow dry when am running late and sometimes i do both half and half. . .airdry then blowdry the remaining

it depends on the person am giving it to and also the price comparison between the both.

since when is becoming black, dark a crime now? gosh ppl need to start loving the fucking skin they are in jeezz

that mans pic is just nauseating. eww. the wife cant even stand it by her looks in dat pic

rejuvenating ko, retrojuvenating ni

Kunbee:
Since he is my husband i have to change right and they do somethings that i am not i support of especially the Virgin Mary statue worship

okie. but they dont Worship her though, they only Honor her

@@ Poskosa

yes, there are certain issues in marriage that needs a mediator and this especially true in cases of domestic violence. it can be anyone the couple trusts and can communicate with, be a mom/dad, or a marriage counsellor, or pastor.

^^^^^ Posakosa

nah, dont get me wrong. with that part i mean, she knows how to handle some of the conflicts she will encounter with her husband. In marriage, you have learn how to solve some conflicts within the boundaries of your marriage not always involving mom and dad in every single matter.

of course your parents should still be a part of your life either married or single. but when you are married you should set some boundaries between your family and that of your parents.

coolier:
When she has reached the age of puberty! 

i hope you're joking.

@post

marriage is definitely a lot of work. when shes fully knows what is involved. when she knows the reason why shes getting married.
when she knows that you don't marry someone ONLY for love because marriage cant stand/last on LOVE ALONE.
when she is emotionally, and financially(in most cases) responsible. when she is matured enough to handle the ups and downs that comes with marriage and knows how to handle things with her hubby and family not always running to mom/dad for cover. when is ready to sacrifice, and share, learn,listen  and grow.

^^^^

Would you like to be there?

Kunbee:
I cant marry a catholic

could u explain why? just curious

@ tpia

its prolly due to the criticism

Ujujoan:
You asked for contraceptive! Abstinece is not one, please check you dictionary!

[quote author=Ben-10 link=topic=349435.msg4889895#msg4889895 date=1257782935]abstinence is very different from contraceptives[/quote]you both need a new dictionary. abstinence is a method of birth control. its used in preventing pregnancy which what a contraceptive does.

tell her now and she would think you are jealous because she is getting married and you are not. berra mind your biz and shut your mouth. let her do the discoveries herself

and by the way why are you trying to tell her this in the last minute? its almost next month and trying to spoil her "dream" for her with your rainy day secret? its too late to tell, even if the dude is gay, i dont think she can handle the such news at this stage in the wedding process

Dr Who?

although funny some of his points are true and some are downright pathetic

[quote author=THE-AMAKA link=topic=347383.msg4883716#msg4883716 date=1257702459]omg! i dont speak igbo oooo.
i only understood "kedu" lol[/quote]why dont you ask your family to teach or start teaching you igbo? or abi your mom/dad/family dont speak igbo as well?

since you are so eager to know all about the igbos you might as well start learning their language and be a full igbo chic. its never too late

because at the heart of a every culture is their language

honeric01:
Watch this video, this woman didn't even make any noise nor did she struggle. i think it depends on the individual.

true. childbirth is just of those things you cant actually describe to someone. i mean  like telling the person its the most painful or easiest thing in the world because its just a personal thing that one must experience themselves in order to know it.

so i'd say knowing whether childbirth is exaggerated or not means, you really have to experience it yourself because its just a personal thing

I cant

he is obviously running on the bible and not actually standing firm on the words because he doesnt want to OFFEND his big DONORS and lose millions in donation.

i have put on your favorite color

Fhemmmy:
If you as old enuf as you have assumed, you wont be here asking for advice.
If i may ask, why without the consent of her parents?

i wonder ooo.

have you?

most definitely!

Lol MrsCrackles indeed

aahh. . . i missed you too boo. youre hardly around anymore

lets start with you

by observation and a series of test they usually perform/give