lawizle:

Orisirisi..abi hoe_loshi!!!

omiobo: What is the essence of holding remote when where there's stable power failure? The only thing that is stable in Nigeria is darkness .

johnwizey: i wish am ur dad,for me to feel ur bossom

bamto: I was just wondering if someone always calls the shot in your house when it comes to holding the remote control and determining which channels to watch. It is certain that we have our diverse preferred channels. For the ladies, its mostly films and music, while the guys mostly opt for sports and politics. Then, you see some fathers, once they are home, listen to news from one channel to the other till they go to bed.
What do you have in your house: a dictatorial or democratic system of remote controlling?

Yomieluv: My neighbour,cos we don't have TV in my house,so I peep through the window of my neighbour to watch Robocop,and equalizer 2000.

Yomieluv: My neighbour,cos we don't have TV in my house,so I peep through the window of my neighbour to watch Robocop,and equalizer 2000.

greatgod2012: Im not really a tv person, but between hubby and d kids, na real tug of war.......hubby can watch tv for 10 hrs, especially on weekends, he will hold on on d remote and be changing from one channel to another, there was even a day my 1st child told him..."na wa o, daddy, you are just changing from one channel to another channel without excusing us, mum taught us to always take excuse from one another b4 we change d channel, but you dont do that, im using this opportunity to tell you that, anytime you want to change d channel, always take excuse from us".....that day, hubby bought another tv and put it in their room.
As for me, na to dey look them, wetin concern me, i just need to listen to news....and maybe watch one film/home video, which i may not even watch till d end b4 im bored....so funny, men seems to like watching tv than women.......abeg, me na to read and nairaland i know, complete bushwoman.......

iyatrustee:

Exactly what i face in my house especially on dose yeye matchdays!

johnwizey: i wish am ur dad,for me to feel ur bossom

dabrake:
I rep #teamArsenal for eternity. don't get me wrong brother but the abuses are just too funny

luluosas: We have a democratic system of remote control in my house because, no one lays/claims superiority over the other but, my children are the real users at times. They will just hold the remote control waiting for the programme we are watching to end and quickly switch it to Kidsco or JimJam.
At times when we shout them down, they ends up crying accusing us of not allowing them to watch their own when we were done with ours, especially the senior boy, who is 5 years plus now.

sheweezy: We usually don't have light during the day and when the gen is on by 7pm, dad holds the remote and we start with local news by 7pm, ait news by 8pm, nta news by 9pm, channels news by 10pm and gen is off by 11pm. So annoying only dad watches, mum has given up and plays scrabble on her laptop while I read novel and ping in my room.

sheweezy: We usually don't have light during the day and when the gen is on by 7pm, dad holds the remote and we start with local news by 7pm, ait news by 8pm, nta news by 9pm, channels news by 10pm and gen is off by 11pm. So annoying only dad watches, mum has given up and plays scrabble on her laptop while I read novel and ping in my room.

bamto:
I was just wondering if someone always calls the shot in your house when it comes to holding the remote control and determining which channels to watch. It is certain that we have our diverse preferred channels. For the ladies, its mostly films and music, while the guys mostly opt for sports and politics. Then, you see some fathers, once they are home, listen to news from one channel to the other till they go to bed.
What do you have in your house: a dictatorial or democratic system of remote controlling?