The Welcome Zone.. Bnv Newbies Introduce Yourselves To Bn Village Here! - Page 41

Saida.M · (#1001 (**permalink**))

Sorry Siobhan - tried to move your post to the Welcome Zone, but it went horriblywrong.

It is now in the Welcome Zone, but you will find my name beside it. I made it clear that the message is from you though.

Er ... welcome to the village!

blackneck · (#1002 (**permalink**))

I want to introduce myself if i may? i,m obadiah from Durham NC.

i post by the name of BLACKNECK. This is a great forum i have learn so much in such a short time that i have been here.Thank you for letting me be a part of all of this it,s all good in the hood. One thing i must confess the chat rooms are of the hookconfused2My spirit man would not let me stay in those rooms i find them very offensive as well as vexing to the spirit. But if thy right hand offend thee "cut it off"

and thats what i did... no need to glorifiy satan anyway

i,m sure i wii enjoy my stay here at Blacknet villiage

In His Service:

Obadiah aka; Blackneck.

NilePrincess · (#1003 (**permalink**))

Hello Everybody! Hi 2 all the knew pple (like myself)blkexercise......just stumbled across this site (glad I did) I was looking for some knew ways to wrap my daughters hair & found you guys.

I'm a 32 year old African American Egyptian woman from Cairo. We now live down here in Colorado. Hope to go home soon.

I love everything about our hertiage! I'm all for perserving & uplifting our culture.Hope to meet up on a future thread.

Until than,

Peace & lot's of Love

Ana

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#1004 (**permalink**))

Hello all,

I recently moved to Orlando for a new job with a government defense contractor as an electrical engineer. I came from Pittsburgh, PA where I went to school for my bachelors and masters degrees. Besides work, I enjoy studying African culture back to its foundations in Kmt/Egypt and the Nile Valley.

I like to connect with fellow Africans, hence why I amhere.One of my ultimate goalsin life is tohave my own business and devise a system for the world-wide empowerment of people of African descent. It almost sounds like an impossible goal, but that is why we need to connect with each other. Anyhow, thanks for having me on the Forum...

--Thoth B3

The Last African · (#1005 (**permalink**))

Welcome everybody. Peace and love to the sisters and brothas. It's a pleasure to have all'yall on the boards...

Hey, Thoth dp you have any preferences in your study of Egypt? Or is it general ?

Gallant · (#1006 (**permalink**))

Hi, my name is Gallant, and I thought I introduce myself to the site. Come on here often but I thought I'd become a member.

HOTEP!!!!

Shemsi en Tehuti · (#1007 (**permalink**))

Dark Prince86 wrote:

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dp you have any preferences in your study of Egypt? Or is it general ?

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I like to learn in general about it, but I am currently working on one major project. I am working on a book publication that shows how the Bible is essentially copied from the Egyptian civilization. I already have much evidence showing howmany of the Biblical characters wereactually high profile Egyptians.

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This is where most of my focushas been lately, but I have general interest into howwe can learn from our foundations in the Nile Valley to improve upon theconditions facing African people today. Perhaps I will share some of those philosophies on the Forum in the near future.

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--Thoth B3

Saida.M · (#1008 (**permalink**))

To misteree, bluesugar, ladee360, arakurin, Siobhan, blackneck, nileprincess, Thoth B3 and Gallant ...

Welcome

saywone1 · (#1009 (**permalink**))

oohh! errm, hello everyone (two months later) I didnt notice this forum before.

I is feelin a little bit rude and gulitynow cos i never introduce myself:?

Hello to eveyone anyways and i hope my experience in here is an edu-tainment one

NilePrincess · (#1010 (**permalink**))

Thoth B3 wrote:

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Dark Prince86 wrote:

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dp you have any preferences in your study of Egypt? Or is it general ?

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I like to learn in general about it, but I am currently working on one major project. I am working on a book publication that shows how the Bible is essentially copied from the Egyptian civilization. I already have much evidence showing howmany of the Biblical characters wereactually high profile Egyptians.

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This is where most of my focushas been lately, but I have general interest into howwe can learn from our foundations in the Nile Valley to improve upon theconditions facing African people today. Perhaps I will share some of those philosophies on the Forum in the near future.

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--Thoth B3

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Thoth,

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When you get your book published set aside a copy for me. Don't forget to autograph it please

. ( E-mail me with price ect.)

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Many prayers & blessing's to you(as with the rest of the BN.Community) as you continue on your journey!

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Ma' is salaama,

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The Last African · (#1011 (**permalink**))

Thoth B3 wrote:

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I like to learn in general about it, but I am currently working on one major project. I am working on a book publication that shows how the Bible is essentially copied from the Egyptian civilization. I already have much evidence showing howmany of the Biblical characters wereactually high profile Egyptians.

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This is where most of my focushas been lately, but I have general interest into howwe can learn from our foundations in the Nile Valley to improve upon theconditions facing African people today. Perhaps I will share some of those philosophies on the Forum in the near future.

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--Thoth B3

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I hear ya, good luck with the project