snowdrops:

if you say they are less good in multi-tasking, i might listen to you.

however looking at where you are coming from, you can say the same of the men; pre-historic men can farm, hunter, chop wood, lift load, fight lion in forest etc etc, but modern man all im know na fork fork and fork.

Please count me out,

I am a real man and i can fight and kill a lion with my bare hands

All i need is to target the scrotum of that lion and if my hands get to it

Yawa don gas for that lion now!!

violent:

My ma (lord bless her memory) wasn't pounding yam, tearing firewood, climbing trees, slaughtering goats or hunting animals, she was a plush, decent, respectful, beautiful (both in and out) wife to my pa and an awesome ma that ever is!

But i totally understand if you're speaking from your own side of the world, everyone's story is bound to be different.  But i certainly don't want to be married to a female hunter, a human washing machine or a tree climber   . . .those things make em age faster, i want my wife to be young forever!!!

tpia@:

i'm still a crayfish hunter.

So u still hunt cray fish and shrimps

My ma (lord bless her memory) wasn't pounding yam, tearing firewood, climbing trees, slaughtering goats or hunting animals

your ma may have not, but your great grandma might well had

snowdrops:

your ma may have not, but your great grandma might well had

exactly,

My mom didnt do half what her mom did but wat she's capable of doing

90% of the ladies i have dated cant do half

When them never worry about Mary KAY  

or how to watch beyonce we run this world

snowdrops:

your ma may have not, but your great grandma might well had

violent:

nah, my great grandmas didn't!

My great grandpas treated em like a piece of jewel, while the men were away sweating in the farm, hunting bushmeat and fighting tigers, the women simply stayed back at home teaching kids how to make clay pots, ensuring the compounds were cleaned, that meals were prompt and tasted good and ensuring they looked good before their husbands came back from farms

it runs in the family, we know just how to treat our women right  

Violent, stop lying JOR

your grand mom pushed wheel barrow in the market

nor come here come dey throway lies

violent:

nah, my great grandmas didn't!

My great grandpas treated em like a piece of jewel, while the men were away sweating in the farm, hunting bushmeat and fighting tigers, the women simply stayed back at home teaching kids how to make clay pots, ensuring the compounds were cleaned, that meals were prompt and tasted good and ensuring they looked good before their husbands came back from farms.

The boys in the house were always responsible for splitting firewoods, why do you think my grandpa got his six packs from?

it runs in the family, we know just how to treat our women right   

190:

ROTFLMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!


Instead they know the full functions of BB, brazillian hair, latest wig from china, Lastest bra and pant released by gucci as well as Oprah's middle name

^^nice write up but there are no tigers in nigeria and are you saying your grandpas were the ones pounding fufu?

violent:

Well history had it there were a few in Nigeria back in the early 90s, my great grandads killed em all!

190:



Violent, stop lying JOR

your grand mom pushed wheel barrow in the market

nor come here come dey throway lies    

tpia@:

tigers are native to asia, not africa.

do you mean leopards.

tpia@:

i have the story to beat all stories when it comes to my grandpa but i'm not telling it here.

violent:

no, i meant Tigers dammit!

[size=5pt](erhm, you seriously aren't taking the "fighting tigers" bit serious, are you?)[/size]

190:


^ Looool, if ure talkin bout hunting --- u dont wanna go there except ure gonna end up lying

My grand father used to sit me down and tell me stories bout how he hunted Hippo's/water buffalo's in parks when

he was my current age around the 1940s/50s

A great hunter he was, He single handedly chased an antelope and caught it with his bare hands