Idowuogbo:
I resemble semi albino ogugua?

desdichando: the way u spew ur st*upid*ity (justbeenpolite) is just amazing!!!!U don't knw the difference between a moniker/pseudonym and a surname!!!!!gott im himmel

uche16:
Sorry dear,I always confuse you gals, you are the one with the haunting eyes while the ogu whatever is the pretty one but answer my question,is she married to that guy

Idowuogbo:
Lmao! Kai! See as dis Mumu boi use style enter me o! Issorai... 1-0! *snaps finger* Uche, na me and u for dis Nairaland. I don vex! If u question me again hen? May ya balls reverse inside ya azz.

uche16:
For reallllll? ,there is something seriously not right about you,I can't seem to put my finger on it,anyway challenge accepted and I may not be as old as grandpa sexkillz or that old Seun but am no boy, I am a full grown man and am sure you know the fury of the heavens,well heaven hath no fury than a man whose balls have being reversed and please ask sodom and gomarrah how merciful heavens fury is

daisyella: Lol, nice question but no lady will say no 2 a man she loves juz cos of surname

ogugua88: I didn't even answer the thread.....

My answer is no, I won't consider his surname. It's not mandatory that I take his surname anyway.

wandeykul: Wat of those dat bears arokoyo

tpia@:


It means someone who likes to farm.

ogugua88: I didn't even answer the thread.....

My answer is no, I won't consider his surname. It's not mandatory that I take his surname anyway.

sexymoma: I came across this woman in hospital, The Nurse called ' Mrs abokusoro'( Ghost Speaker) i was like wtf
What made you change your father's name. Abeg i might consider it o.

daisyella: Lol, nice question but no lady will say no 2 a man she loves juz cos of surname

Gracedpen: Some of us had certain ideas about the Mrs. "who" that we have always wanted to be. Behind, Behind names always come to our heads but do we always end up marrying a guy with a Behind surname? Many considerations usually come into choosing a life partner but as funny as it is, there are also some seemingly trivial ones that might even have disqualified a prospective one in the first place- like the surname of the guy that just introduced himself.

"What's in a name?" you'd most likely ask. Take it or leave it, ladies do care about the surname of the guy they are going to get married to. Like I said earlier, it is quite a trivial one as it is not the surname that will keep the marriage. But you never can tell, it could be an added advantage.

Point is, some surnames are just "sooo not it" that a lady will consider twice before saying "yes", especially if the man will not modify the name for any reason. Talk about those names that start with "ESU" (devil), "SANGO"...etc. Hehehe!.It matters alot.....i hate sm surnames wit passion.

So, let's "branch" on ladies...does his surname really matter when it comes to saying "YES"? What surnames will you rather not?

SOURCE: http://www.tutubranch.com/2013/07/considerations-before-i-do.html

kokoye: Real names (I know this elderly couple): Dr & Dr (Mrs) Oridota. Both neurosurgeons - they met in med school.

Loosely translated, that name means 'fried brain'.

yea

wandeykul: Wat of those dat bears arokoyo

Gracedpen: Some of us had certain ideas about the Mrs. "who" that we have always wanted to be. Behind, Behind names always come to our heads but do we always end up marrying a guy with a Behind surname? Many considerations usually come into choosing a life partner but as funny as it is, there are also some seemingly trivial ones that might even have disqualified a prospective one in the first place- like the surname of the guy that just introduced himself.

"What's in a name?" you'd most likely ask. Take it or leave it, ladies do care about the surname of the guy they are going to get married to. Like I said earlier, it is quite a trivial one as it is not the surname that will keep the marriage. But you never can tell, it could be an added advantage.

Point is, some surnames are just "sooo not it" that a lady will consider twice before saying "yes", especially if the man will not modify the name for any reason. Talk about those names that start with "ESU" (devil), "SANGO"...etc. Hehehe!

So, let's "branch" on ladies...does his surname really matter when it comes to saying "YES"? What surnames will you rather not?

SOURCE: http://www.tutubranch.com/2013/07/considerations-before-i-do.html