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Travelista:post your picture and let others judge which shade of white you are. have you ever seen a black baby? it might amaze you to know almost newborn black babies all have a "white" skin which darkens to varying extents after they're born. so the baby's skin color isnt so much the wild card here as the thick blonde hair. The eyes are almost a sure indicator of albinism. while you're at it, post photos of any biracial person you know with natural, not dyed, blonde hair. By biracial i mean black+white, not mixed +white. In this context. |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=483649.msg6433208#msg6433208 date=1279826307]I just wanted to make it clear to you that your statement is offensive, that's just the point.[/quote]just shut up, you nitwit. someone said a chinese couple gave birth to a black baby in Africa. do you need an unidentified flying object to tell you chinese + chinese does not produce black negro. ode. why not go start a daft thread on skin tone, you slowpoke. |
were. abi you don born albino hence your bones are shaking? beast of no gender. i dont have your useless time o. how's your surgeon husband from the netherlands, abi 190 don replace am? |
tkb417:Are is NOT chief in english. abiola had hundreds of chieftancy titles, but the Are one superceded all of that. I'm sure most of you are wrongly using abiola as the basis for your calling an Are a chief. You're wrong that's all he's trying to tell you, and i dont know if y'all would prefer some other person to send thugs to beat you up, nigerian style, before you'll take correction. |
^^shut up. and no, i didnt modify it because of you, i.diot. quit stalking my posts btw, jobless thing. |
ikenwan:true, especially given the fact that very few people seem to know what an albino baby looks like. from your link, it shows a form of albinism, just not the very severe type. https://img251.imageshack.us/img251/5954/17906.jpg i dont know if there was a drop in nigerian albinism cases for a while, and if the rate is now climbing again or just that this particular case got over- publicized by the media. |
Black and white do not make white & blonde!! Honestly get a grip. People have no excuse to be that ignorant!! ![]() |
tkb417:you dont see a Lord in the UK and call him an esquire or something other than his title. Neither do you call a general, sergeant. Are is different from chief. that's all he's saying. let's not disguise ignorance as pride. |
i never see albino with blond straight hair99.9 % of black babies are born with straight hair. excepting the cute bald ones of course. |
a state? ![]() |
yes, topic should be under family, i guess. some nairalanders' relatives dey among those kids. ![]() |
jude33084:you probably have a load of women swooning over you and getting even more turned on by your fancy accent and spelling. |
SSaemoenl you're funny. this is why so many nigerian men are enviable- different girls of different nationalities rushing their swagger even if they [the naija dudes] barely speak a lick of english. na compliment o!! |
Shinatu:no, you werent missing anything at all. |
these will replace the nigerians who are comfortably ensconced overseas no doubt. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=483318.msg6427609#msg6427609 date=1279747493]El Razur is giving me the theory that the Chinese man is a 'VIP', possibly a CEO. What else would he be for the cop to be holding an umbrella for him? What else but an important businessman doing business in Nigeria? Or are we now treating common tourists like royalties?[/quote]do you see the row of new housing behind him? do you know if he's one of the builders, developers or whatever? if he were black the policeman would have done the same and folks would still be complaining. i've seen pictures of p diddy being followed around by an umbrella carrier. my point? issues are relative. not to mention the photo was probably staged for the camera. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=483318.msg6427572#msg6427572 date=1279747132]There's a difference between inferiority complex and realizing that you're being reduced to chiot in your own country. Dont we have chinese VIP in America? Canada? Do you see them doing any of these stuff? Read the label on the magazine, then look at the picture. This is a mag cover of China business in America [img]http://1.bp..com/_tEy2Y3HHZgY/Szt2h-AEEbI/AAAAAAAABmQ/OxDxQpfsrmI/s320/China-International-Business-Kindle-Edition.jpg[/img][/quote]^^was the op's photo titled china business in nigeria? ![]() |
oats and grits are both good. |
good for you. |
such an insulting thread title ![]() |
makajibbz:he's biracial, with a black father. is that a problem for you? does he look white in your opinion? |
^^in what way doesnt the baby look like you? ![]() |
grits is also good. |
the "teardrop" marks mentioned in the original article, are mainly done to give some kind of "spiritual" protection against whatever type of evil forces in the environment. my point? ![]() it's done across africa [ no part where it isnt, so i dont want to hear any trash like "they dont do it where i come from"] anywhere there's a dibia or babalawo. The marks arent always on the face but could be hidden on some other part of the body. if you want to eliminate the practice, then get africans to give up their belief in juju and the various enemies in their families and environments who are always out to get them, and you might just get something done. but dont hold your breath. the same nchara posting articles about tribal marks (and ifa priestesses), is also a regular customer of various traditional herbalists, witchdoctors and lord knows what else, i'm sure. he's probably swallowed more potions and magic concoctions than most people here can count. |
the baby's skin is actually looking a bit dusky. It only seems "white" because the parents are black and also because of the hair. i think most newborn black babies have that same skin colour or might even be lighter. if the child turns out to be an albino, i hope the parents are aware of how to care for a child with this condition? ![]() |
texazzpete:he said his parents were killed during the Asaba massacre and he wrote a book about those events. |
the name sounds familiar. . . . . . . anyway, if he says call him Are then call him Are. simple as ABC and end of story. a lot of people today dont know their left from their right talkless knowing the difference between a chief, an oba or an Are. many think abusing govt and eating suya or eba is all being nigerian, or whichever tribe, entails. |
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