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bukatyne: OK,

List the fruits of the Holy Spirit and characteristics of love.

Any man who corrects his woman in love will be appreciated. It is not any issue of ego or pride; correct a child inlove and he will take to it. correct that same child in pride or anger or in a non-polite way and you meet rebuff.

A man doesnot mentor his wife with correction, he does by example. A man that is not a good example has no moral standing to 'correct' his wife.

I am not looking at things in an extreme way;I am stating it the way it ought to be

Madam, stop the competition and just go and find your match. He must be able to calm this your competing spirit. That's how you know him. If you couldn't find him @ 40 then you're a man in spirit. Now that's a shame... Lol

Up Feminism!!! Lol

jmaine: Just tell the APC to present folks like Pat Utomi and my probability of voting for them without blinking is very high.

I have said that a countless time and I will repeat it again even though am a core GEJ supporter.

But if you insist on a core Northern Agenda, I WILL NEVER EVER CONSIDER, NOR HAVE ANY CONCERN OVER WHO THEY PRESENT. Sorry for screaming

Tell them! Tell them!! Lol

talktimi: yet the APC is going round on their knees begging these "throwbacks & aberrant" leaders to join their fold. Where's the honor in consistency ?

Help me ask that clown jare... Anyway he's found his corse and serving it.

DPD - GEJ for 2015... Go and die

They have this MYTH in olden days, there were two monkey groups (Igbo people and our monkeys in IDANRE, Ekiti. Both were given a grease in form of elixir water to take to triangular section of the busy road, they must dance and sing and should never let the sun rise on them. But our IDANRE monkeys were so overwhelmed with joy and chants that “we are going to turn to humans in a minute. Before those monkeys could reach the spot, Igbo people had reached there, but the grease had almost dried up, they just robbed the little they found in the calabash on their faces. That’s why you still see many Igbo people so hairy all our their body except their faces. Dono sha o lol

naija noni: Guy where do u live ??.i guess u haven't seen naturally beautiful women without make-up.
Go to the villages,go to the rural areas even in d cities,there are a lot of women like that.
Women that are truely beautiful would still look beautiful without make-up.
But women that are truely ugly might look beautiful with make-up but ugly without make-up.
Just that even d naturally beautiful women still make-up excessively.And by doing so,some look worse.
Personally i dislike women that make-up too much.Especially the eye lash-fixing shit.Women that do those look like ayamatanga/masquerades to me.

They use it to cover all the stress and frusteration that would have been showing on their face. It also enhance their boldness...

yinkeys: Her body is not overrated tho. Her face is

Mate, you couldn't have said it any better.

dellynike: yes she's beautiful..all the yoruba actresses you have listed are fair..nd most people seem to equate been light skinned to beauty.she's a black beauty..

Guy guy stop am if na play o make e nor bring quarrel.. If we see black beaty we know. If na so, everybody beautiful. If we wan do free thinker make we do am finish...

Akosbaba: All these n.i.g.g.a.s go dey form she's okay,she's average.abeg make we see una spouses if Tiwa no go b lyk miss world.

Fool of the highest order. Why do you think everybody is like you. I'm not sure you grab me now sef... Tiwa go dey think say she dey manage people like you even though you be prince charming with your shallow way of thinking. Lol

Learn to call a spade a spade next time... Her beauty is being overrated and that's the truth...

Urine: Chidi Lloyd will be waiting for y'all.

Lol

Its a game of numbers. Even if the governor(wey nor even sure of re-election) defect nor mean end for pdp . What matters is the voters power. Watch and see pdp machinery in action...

In that case I'm not that strong mentally.

[quote author=tpia@]What women can do, men can do better, lord have mercy.[/quote]You and trannies sef Na wah

Awu na men 4 dat cp




biko nwan mama na who dey cook rice and stew so?

PapiDShipCapt: Lagger.. Picture ur B C ing within ir V

E don tey wen yansh dey back

This is going to be fun. More coment please so i can gather points...

[quote author=Efemena_xy]And yet another poster asking how to 'deal' with someone - this time, a child

@OP, you do not 'deal' with toddlers! That child is still a baby and is simply going through a phase of asserting himself. It's called the 'terrible two's'. Google it up. He'll grow out of it. What the mother ought to have done was to provide the child with a distraction. Focusing on his naughtiness is simply playing into his hands of attention seeking, albeit negative attention.

It is well with our kids.[/quote]English please

@harbosede ~ you morbid son of a biitch, was i talking to you. three words for your sorrow gut, "suck a cockk"

nyssa111: U know what?

One funny detail I left out
I couldn't care less what anybody thinks/says..

I've always glided peacefully and quietly across NL, just thought I'll contribute a little..

Am well aware of some folks that are just here to insult/castigate others..

you can say whatsoever pleases you, I aint replying nobody no more..

Peace to y'all..

attention seeker. we have noticed you.

Boy - English name - Junior. Girl - Cindel

7 lucky kids, big trouble in little china, coming to america, 5 element of ninja, magaiva, night rider etc

sandilo: Hotel de Jordan featuring Chief Ajas, Idemudia and co

oyegbe, check mate, tales by moonlight, hot cash, jaguar etc

...but, this na true talk o. Go move in the right direction@Ghana

Osyxcel: Closin' down Nigerian shops wud only harm their economy, and we refusing to buy their goods wud only harm their economy.... Guess they are on the losing end.... Gud move

greatgod2012: so, this is one of your fears.........the fear of being neglected, okay o, we wont neglect you, we will try as much as possible to balance things up btwn dad and kids.
May Gd help us all.

Mother' eye service self na wah!

kiyosaki1: The correct spelling is propaganda, PDP e-propaganda member we know your sponsors

Lol@pdp. So anybody against this thread is a pdp member? For ur mind bros...

[quote author=~Bluetooth]The foolish guy didn't even let me know till I finally get to hear it.


He's a gold-digger and I despise the assshole for shaggging my sister.

[/quote]I have done it to my friend and it is not a bad thing afterall... Me and the guy still dey talk but the bimbo don ja follow anoda god sent. Nothing spoil. I believe if your guy doesnt want you to date his sister, you can as well call off the friendship cuz that shows he has no respect for you, doesn't see you as a better person... Or jealous? Wow, na who i go ask?

obadiah777: ITS BROKE. I CAYNT AFFORD TO BUY A NEW COMPUTER. I CAYNT EVEN AFFORD LUNCH. I IS SUFFERING BRUV

Something tells me there's an element of truth in the above quote. Lol pale

Chynx: U need googles. The reason are:
1. Snow no dey fall for Lagos baba as even a blind man can see snow in the pic.
2. How u think say dem for take sabi (confirm/prove) say d driver try reach for him fone before the collision if no be for the cameras wey dem dey install for moto abroad.
3. Look the surrounding well (if u don comot for obodo Naija before) u go see am say e no resemble Naija amawe Lagos.

E zeyu e. Ewe no

killuminati: I no be yoruba boy but I know say...'Ifokan'bale' means 'peace of mind'. So if 'peace of mind' is 'ifokan'bale', the 'ifokan' should be 'peace'.

As a hausa boy, 'kwanchiyar hankali' means 'peace of mind' but what exactly is the word for 'peace'?

If'okan-bale is not THE word for peace in yoruba. Its alafia

[quote author=tpia@]Actually, peace in yoruba is toro, or tooro

Different from toro which means to borrow or beg.

And toro which means penny

Not sure why it didnt come to mind before, maybe the word is no longer used as much.[/quote]"Toro" as used in aye toro? I doubt if that can pass as Peace. More like Blizz to me.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns]lol.

blessing = ibukun
honor = ayesi

peace = ire.[/quote]egbun mi e' gba jare.
Peace = Alafia. Even though it's borrowed. "Ire". I serious don't know which English word to use for Ire so I pass it for Peace too. Yoruba lingo is a 2 jinle jor...

Eko Ile: http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=116715:us-excludes-nigeria-from-africas-democracy-summit&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

Immediately i saw the countries involved i knew this writeup is a properganda.

They should mention their names jor. I have some mates who are just serving after about 10 years of our graduation. Lol