Kiss_Ikebe:
And what is the right time?

Kiss_Ikebe:
I think we are both right, everyone needs spell checker sometimes.

Kiss_Ikebe:
perhaps you should tell it to each other, how about that?

Kiss_Ikebe: True again, some people even give multiple numbers perhaps as a show off

Fulaman198:

Correct, that is part of the large problem, however greed and corruptuon exists everywhere. If you have noticed with the recent fiasco in the United States and the NSA and its abuse of power.

Kiss_Ikebe: So, what happened to the remaining 0.1%?
I would actually prefer all or nothing, or am i greedy?

Fulaman198:
Self-hating Africans are the ones bringing this continent down.

Vicjustice:
At least, put your pic in your profile so that interested person may see what you look like. Doesn't that make sense?

Vicjustice: By the way, are they still beating gongs or ringing bells during their active hours?

Vicjustice:
I trust the admin of babefishing.com, she never ceases to make improvement: it even has a avenues for members to create blog, vlog and picture gallary

Vicjustice:
I'm impressed that you also know it's being used wrongly, i would have thought you too use it that way

KnightDaakins: Hello Guys,
Am fairly new though not completely a stranger to NAIRALAND. I currently have a challenge of what approach will be better especially since I am a complete newbie to Visa Applications Issues and Processes.
I am here to solicit advice from more experienced NAIRALANDERS. Here is my story.
About 18 months ago, I met this beautiful lady online on a christian dating site and we are both in love with one another. She is a United States citizen from Louisiana. I have decided to marry her. I am well acquainted with her family and she mine. We speak everyday over the phone or on video chats. My problem right now is that I don't know which approach can be more successful; either the path of the Fiancee Visa OR Spouse Visa. I know that in both scenarios, we have to meet physically. To this end, we've both agreed that she come to Nigeria next year to visit me.
Although, at the moment, we are considering the option of the fiancee visa which requires her to write to the USCIS office for a fiancee visa for me; hence her coming next year for a visit, to proof that we've met in person.
Please, I sincerely solicit the advice of everyone who know this stuff quite well to advice me. I'll be most grateful for your contributions.

Vicjustice:
Well, this thread wasn't started because of him, so let let's let him be

Vicjustice: I think we're saying the same thing

Kiss_Ikebe: I remember those days when one had to travel to visit a person that you are not even certain that the person is home, and yet, getting there in the person's absence, you'll have to wait for indefinite uncertainty.

Fulaman198:

Most scientific words are not English, let us just make that clear. Most words that the English language uses are borrowed from other languages.

IrishBebey:
Not necessarily so, it is cool enough to wanna chat with such w brilliant artist

Vicjustice:
When you end a comment with "that is all for now", it means that there would be more to come so, one would expect you to resume from where you stopped

Vicjustice: Well, at least, she even tried to say a word in pidgin, most white people won't even like to try

Kiss_Ikebe:
And if within a short time (that i am aware of) things have developed and progressed at such a fast pace, it is reasonable to question those who claim that human beings have been in existence for millions of years

white owl: Pure lover, just ping me 2a9b05a8!
Real hook up things!

Vicjustice: Right, but at least, they deter armed robbers though

Fulaman198: There is no right or wrong in this argument. Some Africans want to be Westernised or become wannabe Europeans, no problem in regards to that.

There are Africans who are proud of whom they are and feel no need to imitate any one else. I personally applaud those who are proud of their culture and not pretending to be something they are not.

The day I start speaking better English than my mother tongue will be the day I have no right to call myself an African.

Vicjustice:
It is on the first page, i just checked it

Vicjustice:
Such a "brilliant artist" you mean.
So, how about finding him love in www.babefishing.com?

Vicjustice: Another embarrassing one is the Nigerian understanding and usage of the word ROMANCE

Vicjustice: But where is the artist?