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he looks ok, imo.

i thought young girls liked muscular bodies btw, so what's the problem.

and, is he nigerian, or what's behind the obj picture.

if all these fail, see a dermatologist for specialized treatment.


http://www.webmd.com/healthy-beauty/features/dry-skin-causes?page=2

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oh, ok.

any succesfull womanizer needs to be in touch with his "feminine side" because he has to think like a woman in order to successfully conquer one. so if being in touch with your feminine side means being bi in your world then YES, call us all bisexual then.

where are dayokanu and his group who were jumping me the other day for pointing this out.

una sabi pretend sha.

i need the ip address of this kuruna and cuddlemii as well.

toba too.

mods, see p.orn.

if you like, leave the picture there.


chabbyloving.com.

sickos.

my friend's little 3 year old cousin said are you crazy to a grown up.

though the person was speeding sha.

its a ghanaian food made from corn.

dont know if its found in nigeria.

maybe lagos perhaps, if at all.

^^ i think you and madam need 62 year olds, not 42.

else you might get distracted from watching football.

a pool party in december.

amazing.

dont they stamp your passport at the airport and give you an automatic three month visa or is that no longer the case.

hire them!!

43 year old female:

[img]http://static.wetpaint.me/rha/ROOT/photos/460_340/CynthiaFocus--4018045607795269735.jpg[/img]

I'm considering hiring a 42 year old female day time house-keeper

45 year old female:

https://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2006/specials/beauties06/mstbeautwomen/halle_berry.jpg

Colonialist tend to name the places they colonised after a place from their country of origin

very true.

^^are you sure or did you just make that up because of my post.

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only that i can say maybe they are speaking the (un)diluted yoruba

they're speaking standard yoruba, which is a bit strange unless that's their lingua franca.

I finally found some info, and it seems their language is assumed to be closer to ife dialect (central yoruba) though still cant say for sure.

isnt that lagos?

milehigh06:
agreed
from when i was young i was told by my older ones that the yorubas and edos have a very very strong bond stretching over the years

your older ones must be edo or maybe ife i guess.

my own relatives told me no such thing.

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@ delicious

you're quite right.

i read that news report yesterday.

Joagbaje:
So what does she call the baby ?
But Why not complain to your pastor? At least he can correct her . What advice do you want to recieve here?

what's there to correct?

the child is still her baby and personally, i find the topic very strange.

maybe the name chosen by the op is difficult for her to pronounce and he probably didnt spend any time teaching her how to say it. And i dont see why the baby cant be called by it's yoruba name as well anyway.

i cant imagine how a simple thing like a christening is now a big problem.

na wa oh.

when some people are even praying to God to give them their own children, would christening the child generate all this wahala.

YoungBrain:
idumota and idumagbo do not sound yoruba at all !!
I have alaways wondered at their meaning/origin

when you land in kirikiri try to analyze the name and see if it sounds yoruba.