r231:

here

Wouldn't surprise me actually, parents sending de kids loot to order, lol

Any of those mindless thugs that were arrested, should be chained together and made clean up the streets, Its sicken watching the news, a woman of 90yrs old, her family home was burned to the ground, While these azzholes can go home and sleep in their beds,

Kids of the age 11 and twelve are involved in these riots, makes you wonder where the parents are? Mindless thugs with nothing to do,

Ye actually ate this thing, GROSS,

Total disgrace,

Chop his dick off, n feed it to the dogs, Hell i'd be kicking him out of the house, Divorce him he has no respect for her, as for the niece, thinking on what do to do her,

An adoptive child will always have questions no matter what nationality they are, If you adopt a chinese child and your a white family of course they will know they are different, but their questions will still remain the same, A friend of mine adopted a chinese boy and he knows he is adopted, they travelled to china to adopt him, they also took photo's of where he came from. There should be no shame attached in adopting a child, as they are giving that child a chance in life,

It is better to let the child know early on in life that they were adopted, it is easier to deal with than finding out when your in your teenage years or older, An adoptive child will always want to know who their birth parents are, and its nothing to do with the parents who have raised them, its not knowing where you actually came from, I have a brother who was adopted he was raised no different to the rest of us, and we treated him the same he was one of us, He searched for his mother when he was old enough, even went as far as meeting her, he met her a couple of times and that was it, His birth mother never became a part of his life, My parents were supportive of him searching for his parents,

190:

^They are starting to contaminate you and i dont like it  

He he I learnt from the best,

190:

^yeah esp on this forum

Ah wots de angry face for,

190:

^You have been reading too much Nigerian tales and getting your mind contaminated

- we'll talk much later <3 <3 xx

[size=4pt]and BTW if hes the cause of you getting so hard to the extent of you pouring HOT WATER on his balls then

I mite need to talk personally to him bout checkin you out of this site [/size]

Hanging around to many nigerians ye mean,

190:

Shakin my head xxcarol - who got you this spoilt

That would be telling, lol

Throw boiling water over his balls, then maybe chop it off and feed it to the dogs,

Your friend is heading for heartbreak. The guy will marry her for green card and as soon as he gets it, he will make arrangements to bring his wife over, You can only try and get through to your friend with the hope she will listen, Since he is married it's legal,

^^^ You took the words right out of my mouth, also overblood forgets the nigerians here have kids who are IRISH CITIZENS,

Bully for you im also Irish, So don't try and tell me the Irish don't bleed the welfare,

sandokaa:

The face looks familiar. If I remember well, she is either from Eboyin or Anambra State. These Igbo people sef! Bad example to Yoruba women!

Stupid statement, What has it got do where she is from, just because your igbo is going to make u a child beater,

overblood:

This is quite an old thread but I'll add to it anyways. Nigerians do have a bad reputation in Ireland due to the usual sight of a fat African women walking through town with 6 kids behind her, and the average Irish citizen knows 100% that she is using Irish tax money to buy fashionable clothes for herself. We know she is milking the system and has nothing to run from at home in Nigeria.

The stories in the news papers like that Pamela Izevbekhai woman really drive the issue home. Thankfully Pamela was put on a plane and flown back to Nigeria, but it does make everybody wonder if those other Africans you see walking down the street are also scamming our country. I suppose it is a state of paranoia for some, because I know there are also hard working Nigerians. The hard working guys need some positive publicity though! You guys need to make some business group and donate something to a school, I'm imagining a nice headline "The Irish Society of Law Abiding Nigerian Businessmen donate a new computer to X School in Dublin"

But guys you know you have a bad reputation even as far away as Kenya. I lived in Kenya for a year and wherever there was a counterfeit money bust a Nigerian or Congolese was involved.

Think that is totally uncalled for. The Irish and the polish also milk the welfare. Social is cracking down on those who abuse the system,

All this talk of steak is making me hungry, Would love a steak sandwich right now, Guess may make 1 tomorrow,

I would love to punch her lights out, That poor child is scarred for life, it will take him a long time to heal,

No one puts their correct age up on fb, as its personal info, and it can be used by hackers, Why not sit down with your husband and speak with him. You may be making a mountain out of a mole hill,

Mobinga:

No where, its an observation.

Which i would say is untrue, !!

Mobinga:

Yes, and two weeks later they accuse you of violation, file for divorce, you end up in jail, deported or committing suicide.

Where did you get that info from

Lefulefu, Think you need to stop with these threads, honestly speaking sounds like you have just stepped off a plane from 9ja,

^^^ Yeah it did , so had to get samsung galaxy, but prefer my tocco

Give me a samsung tocco any-day, i so loved that phone, it's just a pity my battery gave up the ghost,

Disconnect your door bell, and get some sellotape fold it over n go stick it over their doorbell,  Just don't get tangled in the sellotape when putting it over their doorbell,  If you want evidence put some dye on the bell,  I can't think of the actually name but you have to scrub for days as it's not easily removed, So it will show on their hands,

It is hard to get over a loved one's death, I won't lie to you the first year is the hardest, but things do finally get easier, and the pain eases, My sincere condolences to you,