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I'm not sure why lagoshia is comparing ablution to baptism.

What matters more to me is d fact dat, every time my bank sends me d monthly thing they do, I feel bad cos i hate to read ow much interest they av added to my money.

theseeker is both igbo and yoruba.

no, not familiar with whitelexi.

and is there a reason why you're jumping on my post while refusing to respond to the initial one.

maybe because you're unable to argue her point?

^^how am i bashing yoruba men?

i'm simply stating my observations and explaining to the poster in question the reason why it seems yoruba men are deliberately seeking out igbo girls.


or did you miss her post in your hurry to jump on mine?

No, these men deliberately seek out igbo girls and am not saying they don't date other non igbo but igbo is a priced catch above all others

and i specified yoruba males on nl.

No, these men deliberately seek out igbo girls and am not saying they don't date other non igbo but igbo is a priced catch above all others

these must be nlers i guess.

but its true the yoruba men in question are that way towards any female, not only igbos.

the reason why it seems otherwise is because they are sweet talkers and make the woman or women feel special.

key word here is sweet talking.

check out any thread on nl where foreign [whether non-yoruba or non-nigerian] women are being praised- you'll find the chief praise singers are the yoruba males on nl.

they'll be the ones leading the attacks on any naysayer.

either openly or secretly.

also check any thread on inter-racial or inter-whatever relationships- yoruba guys will again be leading the pack and firmly reciting the i can date from anywhere mantra. I mean more than anyone else.

so, hope you get what i'm pointing out here.

^Thanks for breaking it down.

Wasnt sure about the prices.

Substituting fish for meat is also a possibility.

Deols

the picture does not help your case in any way.

Dont know how to put it to you- and there seems to be something weird about the way you view pictures.

Will be watching.

@ amujale and al harem

thanks.

But there's a story attached to that proverb which i dont remember, and would like to hear.

I think its something about either founding of ife or a rebuilding of ife.

Something like that.

Most of these types of threads are usually igbo/yoruba "couples" saying some people are against the relationship.

But in spite of all this, yoruba/igbo pairings would still be among the top five listings of all inter tribal unions among nigerians.

The other allegedly "discouraged" unions which still continue to be very common are nigerian/non-nigerian.

Every other day another thread pops up in which somebody is claiming people are against the union because of the partner's non-nigerian or nigerian status.

Yet we all see the high rate at which these same demographics are shooting through the roof.

So my advice is do whatever you want to do and stop asking strangers on nl for their opinion. You're the one in the relationship, not the millions of anonynimities on the web.

And like i asked on the other thread: by now shouldnt we be seeing the products of yorugbo couples. Ie yorugbo male plus yorugbo female abi dem no dey date?

^If the envy wasnt intentional then feel free to edit your thread title.

Did you forget you're not dealing with oyibos here?

^I'm not the person who titled the thread, so maybe your post should be directed at him or her.

Ironic, imo.

I really dont know what point she's trying to make with that picture.

Because the person holding the placard has white skin, therefore deols must bow?

Did you even look at the photo at all?

The fact is whatever your ancestors did, whether good or bad, is binding on their descendants. Like that passage that says when isaac was still in abraham's loins.

However, its not that you will not have troubles as a christian, but rather you'll have God's grace during these times, and also when the demons involved come asking for what actually is their lawful right to attack you, you point to Jesus.

Because yes, they do have that right even though you might not know how they got it.

However, the solution doesnt lie in worrying about these things, or in getting paranoid, but in trusting God.

Lord have mercy.

^^can you get lost and stop derailing the thread.


@ topic

can someone explain the proverb omode gbon, agba gbon, la fi da ile ife sile.

i used to know the story but not anymore.

could somebody help me out here, thanks.

^^who are you referring to?

you need to relate intimate family occurrence to your anonymous fans

unless you lost the semblance of manhood you alledgedly own, i see no reason why you're butting into a discussion about yoruba women industry.

weaving was a common female occupation at one point , in yorubaland.


i guess since you're not yoruba and/or were raised wrongly by lord knows who-probably armed robbers and boko harems- this is all so strange to you.

well, keep learning for free here.

hope you'll imbibe some civilization?

my grandma who used to weave with an equipment (weaving loom?)

i was told my grandma also used to weave on her own loom, but this was long before i was born.

i didnt get to see it.

in this sculpture, the oba's leg is raised slightly above the queen's foot.

just wondering if this is symbolizing the gbese le practice, or the absolute authority of the king.

https://img543.imageshack.us/img543/6239/africa1053.jpg



anyone who has a different view, feel free to air it plz.

no thread derailers or unserious folks, thanks.

op

one republic still.

they're sort of trying sha.

does anyone have any comments about olu maintain's latest release?

the girls you posted are not worwor?

look, live and let live.

you have your tastes which nobody is judging you for. So let others have theirs.

poster, instead of looking for who or what to envy, you need to be checking your bible to find out where God said even before you were formed, while still in your mother's womb, he knew you.

so, do not spend your time being envious of others for what they have, or what you think they have, instead appreciate what God saw fit to bless you with.

your family circumstances might not match your ideal fantasy, but still give thanks to God nonetheless.


that's how you'll receive your own blessing which will be from above.

^^i think the main point people have been trying to EXPLAIN to you is modelling is not about fineness?

on the other hand, you can also start your own modelling agency exclusively for big butt and big breast women, since this matter is such a problem for you.

the girl herself has explained the circumstances of her pregnancy.

i dont think anyone denies the fact that while it takes two to c.opulate, only one person will bear the physical result of the c.opulation?

the scale isnt evenly balanced, sorry.

we'd all like it otherwise but it just doesnt happen that way.

women have the greater burden here, whether anyone wants to accept that or not. Regardless if both parties are irresponsible, its easier for the man to skip away than it is for the woman, even if she aborts the baby.

since a child is involved now, then imo its more important for the woman to face the baby and try to raise him/her well, than to start giving herself extra wahala.

unless she just feels she has to.

and look at the photos these men are comparing to alek wek?

are you people ok at all.

extremely questionable taste i must say.

sagamite must you constantly post pictures of n.aked women on every thread.

Interesting article.