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omoge (f)
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small pin? what's that? i haven't checked.
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NymphoQin (f)
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whistling-- ''don't wnat no short short man, don't want a short short, itsy bitsy, tiny winny short short man'' 
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omoge (f)
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wetin i do now eh I man? |
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babyosisi (f)
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medically speaking,size has absolutely nothing to do with performance.
Some "tools" can be weapons of torture for some wives.
bigger doesn't necessarily mean better.
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NymphoQin (f)
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it's true lol ''still whistling |
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NymphoQin (f)
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Some "tools" can be weapons of torture for some wives. lmao tool , tools of ass mass destruction *ouch*  or did you mean DIY tools?  |
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Islander (f)
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it's true lol ''still whistlingWhistling with ya, " don't want no short short man, then again, "small pin does chock hard" I think it depends on the driver at the wheel and not so much the price of the vehicle,  ( Lord save me) |
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NymphoQin (f)
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Whistling with ya, " don't want no short short man, then again, "small pin does chock hard" I think it depends on the driver at the wheel and so much the price of the vehicle, ( Lord save me) tools, drivers, wheels, price of vehicle? i can't keep up with you people , you all such foul minded individuals |
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omoge (f)
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nah, Natural Tools with blood |
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omoge (f)
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you are not bad. ofc we all know body part got blood. the short man got blood all over the body abi? so it's a simple thing to know.
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NymphoQin (f)
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haha |
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ThiefOfHearts (f)
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he might be wearing gloves but his eyes still sees orisisiri
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omoge (f)
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ummm you are much welcome. isn't that why Nairaland is here? if you miss anything in Bio, you got it here, small pin, tools, etc |
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mukina2 (f)
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short man  muki at 5ft 10 oya bring me a tall brother 8)do not need no shorties |
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babyosisi (f)
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is this an unfinished business from another thread or offline Which one be tally and smally abeg o |
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Islander (f)
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Keep my "tally" under heavy manners o abeg, is this an unfinished business from another thread or offline Which one be tally and smally abeg o Wey eyes nah see, heart na grieve |
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mukina2 (f)
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is this an unfinished business from another thread or offline Which one be tally and smally abeg o tally na one fine thing you wan sabi? @Islander i locked your tally up akon style |
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ayefele200 (m)
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@topic
if he's thingy is taller than him, no problem
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ayefele200 (m)
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what now, all i need is satisfaction and pleasure , HEIGHT can't get me those |
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Islander (f)
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what now, all i need is satisfaction and pleasure , HEIGHT can't get me those
Heard you loud and clear, |
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dakmanzero (m)
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babyosisi:
Hmmm.
I see. So women *do* believe gynaecoloists are loaded *sigh, shaking head*
They are well taken care of, but loaded they most definitely are not. Like chris rock said, Rich- not wealthy. The sacrifices their wives make are many. You will live around other medical personnel, majority of them being married (doctor+ nurse is commoncommoncommon), and you will have to deal with hardly ever seeing your husband. I think 90% of our 'family friends circle' consisted of medical personnel, they are so insular. We lived in doctors'quarters after doctors' quarters, then finally all the doctors began buying/building houses in the same area,
The nurse/doctor wives were all happy, because they work similar hours and they know the drill, but all the 'outsiders' , well,
And yes, outsiders included men who were married to doctor wives. I mean, I'D see my dad discussing with the my mother, the neighbour and his wife who was a doctor - and the poor dude would just be there, clueless, unable to grok what they were saying.
Well, this was all a long long long time ago. Maybe things are different now. However, many of my friends are now Doctors,dentists, pharmacists,physiotherapists from LUTH,UCH and abroad, and I get firsthand frontrow seat views of their lives. Yep, still insular.
(of course the fact that many of my friends are in the medical profession is a direct result of the fact that most of the people I know are doctors or related to doctors in a way, and most of them treat it as some kind of family inheritance thing. Which I REJECTED wholesale. DEFINITELY Not for me.)
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babyosisi (f)
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babyosisi:
Hmmm.
I see. So women *do* believe gynaecoloists are loaded *sigh, shaking head*
They are well taken care of, but loaded they most definitely are not. Like chris rock said, Rich- not wealthy. The sacrifices their wives make are many. You will live around other medical personnel, majority of them being married (doctor+ nurse is commoncommoncommon), and you will have to deal with hardly ever seeing your husband. I think 90% of our 'family friends circle' consisted of medical personnel, they are so insular. We lived in doctors'quarters after doctors' quarters, then finally all the doctors began buying/building houses in the same area,
The nurse/doctor wives were all happy, because they work similar hours and they know the drill, but all the 'outsiders' , well,
And yes, outsiders included men who were married to doctor wives. I mean, I'D see my dad discussing with the my mother, the neighbour and his wife who was a doctor - and the poor dude would just be there, clueless, unable to grok what they were saying.
Well, this was all a long long long time ago. Maybe things are different now. However, many of my friends are now Doctors,dentists, pharmacists,physiotherapists from LUTH,UCH and abroad, and I get firsthand frontrow seat views of their lives. Yep, still insular.
(of course the fact that many of my friends are in the medical profession is a direct result of the fact that most of the people I know are doctors or related to doctors in a way, and most of them treat it as some kind of family inheritance thing. Which I REJECTED wholesale. DEFINITELY Not for me.)
I totally understand. I used to envy all you stuck up doctors kids and I was about 6 years old when I decided to be a doctor. Dreamt of being a surgeon as a child but things changed when I left for America I'm presently just a regular part time day time family practitioner in a small rural clinic,no emergencies no calls, I'm happy.,but no big bucks,free time to be on nairaland My Oga does all the work,requires me at home part time so here I am. It is amazing how doctors usually keep close friends as doctors,usually classmates from school. It's a great profession,fulfilling and you feel you're helping someone. Especially in my rural practice,I get tons of cakes and cookies. I wonder why you decided not to follow in dad's footsteps. The field of Medicine is very lucrative especially for those in their own practices not for salaried folks like myself I hope I have a child that follows in my or my hubby's footsteps career wise. |
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uchetobi (f)
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I have an open mind yeah. But if I had my way I’d rather marry a guy that is of basket ball height (6ft plus) ball height my boy friend is 6 ft 2
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hot chic (f)
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@ thief of heart, it hink its better for the rich midgets to spend their money on height surgery. Good advice, lol.
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