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NLchikeeto:
Lol................anything ur mind comes up wit

You're a natural, playful tease. And I like you already!
You've earned my followership and I will be showing you the colours of my heart and that of my bedsheet soon.

NLchikeeto:
Ok na

Lolz! What's "Ok na" suppose to tell me?

[quote author=NLchikeeto post=53599038][/quote]Agreed! But I would still love to see your legs even of it's the last sight I beheld before being swept away by eternal darkness...

NLchikeeto:
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Lol................so I should lie,abi?

Only for my sake, dear, and I would stop a moving train for you...

NLchikeeto:
Lol.............u got me

Dad

Then you can bequeath them

You should easily be your dad's favourite. So when I come visiting, you'll tell him I'm the youth leader of your church from another state in town for prayer meeting

NLchikeeto:
Y r u asking?

Everything. I want to know if it is congenital and what chances my kids stand in having them.

NLchikeeto:
Ok na

who did you get your hazel eyes from, mom or dad?

NLchikeeto:
Lol.........is dat d way u give every beautiful girl dat u come across pet name?

Seldom! Beauty rarely spurs me but when it comes with a bonus like intelligence, sure I'm reassured there's a Divine Creator up above who gives virtues to special people like you.

NLchikeeto:
U will av 2 see my legs 2 decide.............wat's fine 2 me might b ugly u.

Even teeth, firm shoulders, fine bones and good, healthy eyes.

God will never stop the beautiful mould half way down. I believe your legs are well constructed as the pretty head that seats on your neck.

What's your pet name? Could I call you blooming rose?

NLchikeeto:
Yeah

The spark from your smile was too bright for my eyes, so I just wanted to see you frown a bit

Wondering if your legs are as fine as your smile

NLchikeeto:
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Hahahaha, you thought you said something wrong

sarrki:
The sins of the father shall be meted on his children and children children

Still pointless. Why don't you address the subject of this thread instead of trying to string in ad hominem

NLchikeeto:
So am I wrong or right?

You're absolutely right. I have been pulling your pretty legs

If the Nigeria army can manhandle a crippled man with such brutality, you can imagine what able-bodied Nigerians go through daily in the hands of these unprofessional thugs in uniform.

These monsters are ill-trained and have a deep sense of inferiority complex embedded I'm their training...

They should be brought to civilian courts and not just the army court for appropriate sanction.

NLchikeeto:
2 me, this will b d first tym d NPF will b taking actions against police officer dat harrass citizen..........I may b wrong though.

It is actually rare to see the police hierarchy disciplining their men in a situation where there is no injury or fatality to the civilian victim.

Commendable.

NLchikeeto:
Yeah, I did

Yes, you did and the police did a commendable job

NLchikeeto:
for once, Nigerian police force has done d right tin, that should b done wen any citizen gets harassed.......................or maybe African China is a celeb, that's y special attention was given.

Did you read the thread?

Nomfanelo99:
maybe I'm still undecided

Have you thought about African or international relations?

It's interesting and I think you will excel there too. Your top notch diplomacy is natural. Just needs a little horning and you're ready to go.

Nomfanelo99:
I'm not studying. I'm a physiotherapist. I studied what my parents wanted me to be . but at heart I'm a politician. well planning on taking that journey next year

Physiotherapist? That's an interesting aspect of knowledge.
Joints, bones, tissue and veins. You're well read and versed I see.

So you want to do a masters in politics?

Nomfanelo99:
yeap

What are you studying in school? It's rare to see a girl well versed in international relations and economics.

Nomfanelo99:
lols mind u I don't involve myself in politics here. unless I'm on Facebook

You mean international politics?

Nomfanelo99:
anyways it was nice chatting to u

It's a pleasure having a refreshing opinion from an intelligent mind with rare beauty still.

Nomfanelo99:
I'm not speaking for me . I know most south Africans fought against xenophobia. A lot of them . its was the only humane thing to do

A South African with a difference. I still believe you're the exception not the example.

Nomfanelo99:
If you must know I was helping a friend from campus . A friend who was attacked because she wasn't south african. I still have the scars .

If it's not an emotional scar, then like Thomas, I demand to see it.

Nomfanelo99:
If you must know I was helping a friend from campus .

And you think your act of benevolence is an accurate measurement of the mindset of the average South African?

What you did was personal, for a friend, it speaks nothing of your national interest.

Nomfanelo99:
Like I said the media sometimes portray fault . Did you check the author / reporter? The song that was sang by Zuma is"Shiniwami"

Oh, the reporting was biased and unobjective.

Do you want the YouTube version? I can furnish you if you ask.

Nomfanelo99:
knew you were gonna play that card . like I said a few south Africans are xenophobic. I'm from Durban . South Africans fought against xenophobia. injured my hand during that time. . We all blacks and Africans . it's the minor group. The lazy ones.

Injured your hand protesting against xenophobia or helping yourself entrench south Africa's claim of isolation?

Nomfanelo99:
See. Malema not Zuma .

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