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Please I hope nobody's grandpa dies tonight from heart attack.

Pom pom pom

Second half don start! Oya!

goaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  ;d  ;d  ;d  :d kaiiiiiiiiiii miss!!!!!!!!!!!

CodeRED:
NOw I highligted that particular section to emphasise on something. The fact that the pig cheated is reasons enough for me to conclude he isnt worth my time. However, just knowing that I was able to hurt his silly ego by beating him at his own game is medicine enough for me. After he has rant and cursed and do all the things men do( behind closed doors) when their women cheat, then I will smile and bounce. I just need to hurt him back just for my own sanity. . Then when I have found my prince I will call or send him pixs to further humilate the gutterrat .

Now don't get me wrong o. I am good girl na, well rather, a good girl gone "bad". That is what happens when good girls get entangled with low lives . It aint ma fault

Those things are called games; these particular games are childish in nature. If you think deeply about it, it proves nothing and makes you no better than him. I can simply engage you in your banters by saying, yeah you go girl, but I refuse to do that.  When comes a stage in your life that you have better priorities, you will realise there are bigger fishes to fry than humiliating yourselves by philandering.

FYI: What if the man you cheated on is a habitual cheat, who is not remotely hurt by your cheating on him?   Haven't you shot yourself in the foot?  Haven't you denigrated yourself?  More importantly, you wasted your time and became a bad apple.
But like you said, your life to live.


Before I go
[quote author=j-girl link=topic=162909.msg2694359#msg2694359 date=1219450546]Now don't get me wrong, I have never cheated on a guy but then again, I still maintain that cheating is a very effective way of dumping a guy. NOT NECESSARILY GOOD.[/quote]Do you by chance watch Maury?   He cheated on me, I cheated on him too . . . it becomes a destructive cycle.  Is that the sort of lifestyle you wish to enjoy?
By the way, since when did cheating become dumping?  Re-read that aloud to yourself. It's a rhetorical question.

If a sinner crosses my path, I'll be sure to bid him farewell in a good way without losing sights of my goals.

Nevermind that he causes you to sin in the process too, right?

I rest.

[quote author=j-girl link=topic=162909.msg2694313#msg2694313 date=1219449280]There's something in humans that make them want to avenge their pains.
When a girl finds out her man is fooling around, her first instinct is to kill him.
Then she has another instinct to cheat on him.
Finally, she has a third instinct to either scratch his car, burn his clothes and car and some make the calmer decision of just walking out of the relationship peacefully.
An eye for an eye is not right, i know this. But will you blame a woman who in the heat of her anger decides to take a wrong decision like cheating on her boyfriend just to pay him in his own coins? Sometimes, those who cheat are not entirely at fault. Code, you should be beaten for saying such! lmao!
Good girls do get screwed over and i don't know why a woman will give all her love in a relationship for the guy to be looking for something a bit more. It baffles me every single time.[/quote]It seems you are still butting heads with what I wrote.  I am not easily persuaded to partake in bad conduct for reasons so premature, even a pig would laugh.  I hold no interest in your excuses for your actions, because at the end of the day those excuses still do not make them right - looking at the bigger picture.  I pride myself in staying in check by never allowing my emotions to obscure my judgement.  As a responsible person, I know a mature and diligent partner when I see one.  Let me reiterate that I will never allow a cheating partner to drag me down, nor will I let that person cause me to lose sight of my goals.  My two pence to you is, if a sinner in your path causes you to stumble, part ways with the sinner.

CodeRED:
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Cha, blood cloth.  Now listen up dread. It has absolutely NOTHING to do with ego. Now instead of chastising my sister and I, why don't you chanel your energy in preaching to yourself and your fellowmen on NOT cheating?  I have one life to live, and I intend on living it to the very best of my ability. You honestly think I am going to mope around because some goat couldnt keep his willy between his leggys? Hell NO, Cheating back is my therapy The damn best to if I may add.  In the end, I am going to be the one accountable to the Most High.  

And I never thought like this before.  But I have come to realised that good girls are the ones who always get screwed over.  So I have jumped on the bandwagon. Teach the bastards a lesson, trust me they will think twice before going on any more shagging sprees

We are not here to prolong the matter unnecessarily.  It's a meager discussion that's been properly laid out without chastisement.  If you feel chastised, my apologies.  As I maintained earlier, my view on this remains, if you are truly sure this man is not worth your sulking, you can just about let him go without denting your own self image to prove a point to the dead horse.   Cheating is a therapy to ruin.

HMMM, BTW, Condom, cool username. Someone told me condoms are actually the devil's way of making fornication acceptable by the world,

What's that they say about people? They are always entitled to their own opinions.  

[quote author=j-girl link=topic=162909.msg2694276#msg2694276 date=1219448059]You know what? I'll let that slide because i'm sure you've not thought of the meaning deeply enough and I would not like to derail this thread.
I don't see cheating as ruining one's life. It's something that hurts people but not something that necessarily messes the cheater up. Obviously, you have not noticed what your fellow Nairaland men have said about cheating. When you do, go preach to them first then come back to us.[/quote]Whether I'm a man or woman? That remains to be seen.  I am not a bootyscratcher, nor am I interested in consulting the oracles of Nairaland for their views on cheating.  I don't let others make my decisions for me; I can stand alone, and do just fine presenting my views.  Our discussion here - the one ongoing between you and me - is pertinent to your contribution and mine.  
Moving forward:  since you know cheating is hurtful, what kinds of aversion do you derive from hurting people, and how do they satisfy you?
An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind.  We can always agree to disagree, as I am not here to force my views on you.

[quote author=j-girl link=topic=162909.msg2694252#msg2694252 date=1219447413]Code, i agree. This is way too much fun Now for a guy who supports fornication with his username, cheating should not be too much of a stretch.
Come on, think of it. Men don't listen, we all know.
What is the best way to tell him - HEY! We're over!?[/quote]Would I be correct in assuming that you are sparsely educated?   In that case, how is bearing the name condom automatically synonymous with support for fornication?  Rhetorical question.  I leave you to your naive assumptions. Let's use our heads here, there's a reason it's given to us by God.

HEY! We're over!    -   Think about what you said for more than a second . . .let it digest.

Why ruin your life to prove a point to a guy that, most likely, does not care about you?  You will be cheating yourself, not him.

CodeRED:
Now you are talking dread, Different strokes, for different folks. If cough drops work well for you when you have cold, does it necessarily means it will work for me too? NO, So I like revenge, you prefer to wait around hoping for some magic. Whatever rocks your boat oo,

Absolutely!  That's why I said, to each his own.   What's good for the goose is not always good for the gander. For me, I don't believe in shooting myself in the foot to appease my the gods of my ego.

Of course not! It's just cheating, right?  When it's all said and done you can pat yourself on the back for being the savior of the woman race.  Good job!

Sorry, I don't support that warped mentality. To each his own.

[quote author=j-girl link=topic=162909.msg2694171#msg2694171 date=1219446122]I trust you to say that darl.
The best way to dump a man is to pretty much do the same thing guys tend to do all the time. . . . cheat on his sorry @$$. There's nothing that's more unforgivable to a man than you cheating on him. [/quote]How befitting! In your little world two wrongs make a right, right? Tell me, when it comes that time to answer to the ultimate creator above, what accounts will you make on judgement day? Cheating on him does not bode well for your conscience. It goes without saying that you too will not be able to forgive yourself.

Especially, that 'Condom' who looks like the victim of an acid attack.

Sure beats being a world-renowned bitch like you.

4play- do you need to be hooked up with some beautiful Nigerian women?

I kind of feel bad that you've never met any.

Are they avoiding you or something?

Don't feel bad for the pauper.  He's too ugly to attract anything good.

jaquan:
calmdown ladies ugliness is certainly not a crime! all you wowoyemi's should not take it personal!

You are a big fool.  I'm almost certain your mom regrets donating an egg to bring about your existence.

4 Play:
Instead of discussing how you women can tap this opportunity to move to Australia,you are here attacking the messenger.

Is it the first time you are hearing that Nigerian women are facially challenged?

Why not begin by transporting all the women in your home and your village to Australia for a trial encounter.

4 Play:
What is there in having a 'beauty-disadvantaged' mum? I have always told my mum,I love her to bits but she isn't the prettiest woman I have ever seen.
I'm sure your mum,as long as   she is a Nigerian, was never in the reckoning to win Miss World.  

My mom would pitifully employ a hapless pig like you and your unfortunate mother to work as her dishwasher you stupid refuse.

I have a strong suspicion that you are the archetypal wowo Nigerian woman. . . . it seems I touched a nerve.  

. . . And that would make you the prototypical beer bellied, uncouth, fufu brained rotondo Nigerian boy.

4 Play:
I saw a request for ''beauty-disadvantaged'' women and I instantly thought of our women.Is there any nation 'blessed' with such wowoness as Nigeria?  

The same wowoness your father overlooked when he married your mother who gave birth to your crass ass.

Sisikill:
Hmmm, on second thoughts I'm begining to think 4 Play meant Naija girls incite lustful feelings. Oh la la

Typical Idiot!  Don't attempt to color it pretty. The title reads "UGLY".

4 Play:
Given how obscenely ugly many Nigerian girls are,I thought it would be most apt to pass this SOS message from Australia to Nigerian women.

I hope that encompasses all the female folk in your family, including your mother and your immediate sisters.

Why is the Nothing But Crap network ignoring Usain Bolt?

Dear Naijacutee,

You make so much sense. I want to kiss you and rub your feet.

It is all that was needed to _{expose the stench emanating from your anus} make you bat an eye .

The rotten smell of a hater .

Cayon, I'm sorry to hear that you feel your privacy has been violated.  It's possible the Admin has a personal vendetta against you.  I know there are more than a handful of logins on this forum that have failed to specify their appropriate locations on their public profile.

It's his forum, you play by his rules.

Be sure to abide by the rules next time.  

Nigeria 2 - 1 Japan

TIANJIN, China (AP) - Victor Obinna scored one goal and set up another to lead Nigeria to a 2-1 victory over Japan on Sunday, bolstering the Africans' claim for a place in the men's Olympic soccer quarterfinals.

Obinna found the net in the 58th minute and set up Victor Anichebe to score on another counterattack in the 74th minute as Japan's defense was exposed on each flank.

Second-half substitute Yohei Toyoda scored for Japan in the 79th minute, and his team continued to create chances, but heavy rain from a thunderstorm for the final 10 minutes of the match hampered its chances.

The victory gave Nigeria four points in Group B with one game remaining, while Japan was left with zero and virtually no chance of advancing.

"Of course there were mistakes, but overall I'm happy with my team," Nigeria coach Samson Siasia said. "We just want to enjoy the moment."

Obinna finished a chance that came from the right wing, when Solomon Okoronkwo broke free and sent the ball into Promise Isaac. He took a touch and was about to shoot on the turn, but Obinna raced in from his left midfield spot to strike a right-footed kick from the top of the penalty area.

Obinna then burst down the left flank and sent a crossing pass to the other side of the penalty area, where Anichebe brought the ball down with one touch and struck a shot between goalkeeper Shusaku Nishikawa and the near post.

Japan's hopes were revived when Nigerian keeper Ambruse Vanzekin hit an errant goal kick, and Toyoda beat a close offside call on a pass from Hiroyuki Taniguchi to score Japan's first goal in two games.

Toyoda revived Japan's hopes when he beat a close offside call, took a pass from Hiroyuki Taniguchi and hit the ball past goalkeeper Ambruse Vanzekin.

Japan made three changes from the team that lost 1-0 to the United States on Thursday, one replacement each in defense, midfield and attack.

"This result means the Japanese Olympic chance will stop," Japan coach Yasuharu Sorimachi said. "We have one game remaining and we'll try to win it."

Nigeria fielded the same 11, and - for the first half - had the same results. The Africans had more possession and chances, and the Japanese - also like its defeat to the Americans - seemed content to absorb pressure and try for a goal on the counter.

The match featured an oddity when Olubayo Adefemi was made to leave the game in the 49th minute because he started the second half with the same shirt number (12) as teammate Ebenezer Ajilore. He returned 3½ minutes later with his correct jersey and number (13).

http://www.nbcolympics.com/soccer/news/newsid=191966.html#obinna+anichebe+goals+give+nigeria+victory

This thread is strictly for Super Eagles football.

https://www.nbcolympics.com/mm/photo/sports/general/19/20/34/192034_m03.jpg


Below is a complete video of Game 1 against Japan:

[url]http://www.nbcolympics.com/video/player.html?assetid=fb1h-bj-sd16-081008-165004&channelcode=sportfb]Game Video - Nigeria vs. Japan - Football Match[/url]

yuck no

onyinye2:
Gini?? what are you talking about?

Would you rather we call them homos?

So sad.

onyinye2:
Mba, that is a homosexual slur. not their name.

Since when?

onyinye2:
Nwannem o di mma. I'm just saying for him not to call people who choose the alternative life style of being gay, gays.

hahahha!

onyinye2:
Nwannem nwoke, don't call them that.

Nne, kedu?  what's your problem  

setin shele