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Ben
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Guys:
Check this babe out.
Is she a Biafran or just a BiafraNigerian? Check this site out.

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Adekunle
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Ms. Derago is hot. But, BiafraNigeria or not, I prefer Ms. VOLUPTA VOLUPTA of Greece Check out the headlamps.
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M. Ganiyu Adegboye
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Adekunle:
I can see, the white chicks turns you on.

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Move over Ms. Greece.
Please Give me Ms. Mpule Kwelagobe of Botswana.

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Adekunle,

So na silicon city dey turn you on.

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Women are not pieces of meat for display or for your boyish pleasures.
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Amanda Wekson
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Ednut,
You and Adekunle seem to have similar taste...your oyibo women (silicon boobs and all).

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Folanke:
What are you talking about?

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Na wa oh! Those old men at EgbeOmoOduduwa.com are really backward. I saw that they were voting for Agbani for Ms. Universe just a few days ago. Gosh! That contest was for Ms. Universe 1999, and Ms. Mpule Kwelagobe of Botswana was the winner. It really hurts to be out of touch.

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Leo:
Ain't that something? Tell me about it.

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Ohafia Udumeze
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Some of those shameless new breed "leadership forum" even confessed to trying to rig the show by voting many times!

Wasted effort!

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Anu Nti
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Folanke,

Its called first impressions, and it does work, if you get my slant. You can do all your feminism and activism etc. but when you crawl under the sheets, you want some human company, not teddy bears! That’s how come our “boyish pleasures” rule the world and determine the course of human evolution.

As you are obviously not well endowed in the important departments, it’s worth investing in, my advice, and I should know! Why am I not in that business of augmentations????? Anyways .......... Folanke, in the end its the bimbos who get all the action and hence the selective advantage. Yes, they are the ones whose genes are propagated. Its called in everyday parlance, the survival of the fittest. And you could throw in all that Sigmund Freud postulated in addition to Darwin's.

Forget that they cannot spell their names. Who cares, boys? It’s a man's world after all and that wish that the ogbono soup’s taste would match its smell is one desire that is our unfailing abiding companion whenever we elect to celebrate manhood. See what I mean? You gotta be able to smell the ogbono soup first before desiring to taste it: first impressions. Na so life be. No be me make am.


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A case of decadent Southernism. Nigeria should not participate in these lustful pageants
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Anu Nti
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Adamu,

Southernism, I imagine should read Western as in hemisphere.

What gall! See who is talking about lust! Hahahaha ...... How many bedmates does your religion entitle you to? Inumerable. How come all those VVF cases abound in your place? Lust of the worst form. Its called pedophile, statutory rape, if you may. You can't even wait for them to ripen before you reap their pelvic girdles apart and you talk about lust. Hahahahaha!


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Anu Nti
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Leo,

Oops, you were not right after all. Ms Agbani Darego was yesterday crowned Miss World. A cause to clink glasses!

Nigerian wins Miss World title

SUN CITY, South Africa (Reuters) -- Nigerian Agbani Darego was crowned Miss World Friday, becoming the 51st winner of the competition and the first black African woman to take the title.

From a field of 93 contestants, Darego, 18, took first place ahead of Zerelda Lee, of Aruba, and Scotland's Juliet-Jane Horne.

The pageant, hosted by TV chat show presenter Jerry Springer, was beamed to a projected global television audience of 1.2 billion people.


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Anu Nti:
Thanks. But, I think I am still correct, and the egbeomo.com folks were casting a wasted vote. It seems that there are three different competitions, 1) Miss Universe, 2) Miss World, and 3) Miss International. As you can also see, there are three different winners of the three competitions.

In the EXPIRED Miss Universe contest in which those clueless egbeomo.com people were voting, the contestant from Botswana was Miss Mpule Kwelagobe, and she won Miss Universe 1999.

But, in the Miss World contest just won by Miss Agbani Darego of BiafraNigeria, the contestant from Botswana was Ms. Masego Sebedi. Thus, the egbeomo.comites could not have been voting in the contest that Miss Darego won. They were voting in an expired contest.

Even the egbeomo.com people admitted that they were voting in a Miss Universe, not Miss World, contest. See posts by Olatunde and Beepee.

So, once egbeomo.com, always confused!


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Too much is at stake here, folks. Is it now politics or who comes out smoking declaring victory?
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Anu Nti
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Leo,
My bad. Apologies.

Ojoto,
You care to be more explicit? Don't get your slant and I did try!


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