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sexkillz:suicide because of a sexless being like yourself? you are not worth the stress! i will just spit in your face and strut ahead with my long-johns. |
claremont:must be female. . . . so feisty! sexkillz:the op must have meant infants knowing that female infants have husbands in your village. you can be whatever you wanna be - male, female, hermaph - i just don't see how females will be masking as males and vice versa. it reeks of lack of self-confidence. |
sexkillz:widow - a woman who lost her husband single mom - a woman who left her husband. there's a common denominator - a man got them to a certain platform before the man departed. compare like for like. . . . .compare to a woman who has never married ever then come back to me. if i may. . . .are you sure you are a man or a woman? your gender says male but it seems you ain't one. |
iice:i saw what you did there. ![]() 1)a woman: without her, man is nothing! 2)a woman, without her man, is nothing! it's funny how the use of punctuations can read different meanings to the same sequence of words. anyways, i still vote with number two. ![]() |
debosky:good draw? i don't think so. udinese are tough. although arsenal should be lucky barcelona bought alexi sanchez early - so you won't be facing him but they still have the goal-hungry antonio di natale. udinese might knock arsenal out. |
Miss EZ:time never reach o. we need to collaborate. ![]() and pay no attention to claremont(he's a joker). |
Miss EZ:meanie! well. . . .if you are available, i could fly down tomorrow and meet you anywhere. ![]() Anywho guys this has been fun, but i need to go for a jog. Enjoy your evening and pls behave. Stop running down naija babes. We are beautiful african queens, lolhttps://farm5.static.flickr.com/4004/4399277443_85e4b2d721_o.gif ###coughs violently### |
Miss EZ:thank you! There are women who are independent that are still submissive.if you know any, kindly direct her my way. i will marry her before the end of september in a chateaux in paris. ![]() |
Miss EZ:i won't treat my wife as a lesser being. what kind of man will i be if i do that but i have to be the captain. the same respect i would demand from ekaette( a wife given to me from the village by my grandparents) will be the same respect i would demand from adaora(chief executive officer of uba bank). claremont:look at this quack journalist. . . . . .pendo is my woman so is dyt. ![]() |
Miss EZ:if u say no, you are not submissive and only a real man can handle you. i need to know the definition of a real man. . . . . |
Miss EZ:independent women bossing their men will not stop men from being unfaithful as well so that point is neither there nor here. what i am saying is accomplished women put up the attitude. not all, but many of them and how many men can stand such? @ coogarhow did i find trouble? can't women ignore the emotions surrounding it and just get the business done and move on? boy meets girl, there's mutual likeness. boy treats girl, boy beds girl. shouldn't it end there? why should the woman now pick up the fone months later to start talking about missing, dreaming and needing more money. some will even add missed period in the equation. what the heck is that? At the end of the day sha, u live with what u marry. If u go out and buy cheap goods, dont complain when it doesnt function as it should.a younger woman is not cheap goods. . . .she will just be easier to correct than an older woman who is stuck in her "ways" ![]() By the way, i think it takes a real man to handle a mature lady, and there are still those who marry mature ladies and run things in their homes. Last last, marry what u can handle.run things? i thought you said it's a cardinal sin for a woman to take the back seat. now you are telling us about some men who still run things in their homes in spite of marrying mature women. which is which? |
debosky:dk learnt from you. both of you can be twunts sometimes for reasons best known to satan! ![]() |
claremont:i smell envy and jealous from afar. ![]() Dyt:signed sealed delivered! |
Dyt:i should mail you? really? party time. . . . https://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lj5oi8Q8vp1qegl6s.gif are you an independent woman? ![]() |
claremont:and when men run from such women. . . . .the women conclude it's because men lack confidence or the men cannot "handle" successful womenn. duh! naija men ain't pu[i]s[/i]sies. it has nothing to do with confidence or handling. miss ez wants us to believe men who know how to "handle" successful women are the real men. but in the real sense, these men secretly hand-wash their spouses' undies. |
Miss EZ:less kids is quite different from no kids at all. fertility has certainly nose-dived cos women are now more career-driven and they are marrying late. marrying late when the ovaries are weak. Besides i think it is unfair to say that most independent ladies are old. I am 26 and have been independent since i was 23, so wat are we talking about.in the 80s, you would have been done having children. If you want to date a lady who is mature, then you need to be able to handle her, period. But like i said alot of guys are so used to dating girls that when they meet a mature lady they cannot handle her.dating mature ladies is even easier than dating a younger woman. . . . .it's just that independent women tend to want to wear trousers in a relationship. an attitude that stinks from a distance to naija men. i mean, i am the man in this ish, the captain of the ship, my partner should take the back seat and lemme handle things my way until i need her help. an independent woman who has risen far in her career and is now used to sending people on errands gets carried away and treat her husband in the same manner. i frown at that! |
Nayah:i understand it's a gold age but it presents it's own problems as well. Plus remember our mothers continued to deliver over 35 years sometimesback then. . . . . the air was cleaner, water was purer, life was better - not any more toyemz:it's a payment for service all right but even after the service. . . .girls continue to demand. but just to show that i don't agree with you,dating a girl shouldn't be about a man going out of his comfort zonein this day and age, a man with a dozen girlfriends can only marry one woman. the others will just end up being bedmates. even as bedmates, these girls continue to demand more than the main wifey. this is the problem the guy here is trying to alight! Miss EZ:it cuts the bullshit of having to wait 3 months to get her laid. i want it instant so i can move on to other tasks in life. ![]() |
Nayah:of course, i know it's normal now for women to get married between 25-35 and this is why fertility rate has nose-dived. decades ago, most women are done procreating by the age of 24/25 and there was no real need of ivf/surrogate mothers, whatever whatever. the world has changed but i am a bit reluctant to change in this particular issue. toyemz:if the guys don't give, the girls won't play ball with them and it's imperative guys must screw. . . . .so something has to give. ![]() |
claremont:not all younger women are greedy. . . . .i really don't see the benefit of the older independent lady(if cash is not the issue like you added). i want to be in ma 50s with my wife looking 22. not the other way round. men who fell for older independent women back then are in unilag female hostels now chasing younger babes cos the women they married have grown so old, it's beyond ridiculous. ![]() |
claremont:older women have more issues with their reproductive ish than the younger women. you are more likely to spend more treating her for ivf and the grief is more than a younger chic will give you. secondly, being financially independent can also work adversely. these girls are mostly authoritative and they often get carried away with their honda cars and brazilian weave. Nayah:it borders on the threshold. |
Miss EZ:but majority of these independent correct babes are too old for the marriage threshold. most of them are in their late 20s/early 30s. too high risk to take home to mama. |
Pweety4me:https://i595.photobucket.com/albums/tt35/uvbeenpotod/wtf.gif |
claremont:oh yea. . . .i forgot you suffer from selective amnesia. as for future reference, this comment has been bookmarked. |
claremont:expected? i only speak the truth. . . .and it shall set you free. where's your missus? pendo. |
iice:a woman, without her man, is nothing! |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=726472.msg8855937#msg8855937 date=1312483335][color=deeppink]I wanted to but I couldn't find a channel to watch it.[/color][/quote]livestream. . . . . .www.atdhenet.tv |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=726472.msg8855902#msg8855902 date=1312483108][color=deeppink]Not surprised at all!!! What more can you expect, Nigeria was the better team.[/color][/quote]mama-gee, don't tell me you watched the match. |
chamotex:i felt genuinely sorry for bob cass but when you work for a disgusting media house like dailymail. . . .he should expect such reaction. i don't think he's guilty of what fergie thought he was guilty of in the sneijder saga. saf: what the f[i]u[/i]ck is going on with you eh? bc: i tell you what alex, i can show my copy that i sent. . . .do you think I'd quote you. . .eh? i didn't do it, you've gotta believe it. saf: no more, tell your paper to f[i]u[/i]ck off. the quote that caused this beef was ‘If he wants to come he must accept our contract offer,' said when this story was reported in the dailymail, it was fergie they quoted but they have edited it now to a source. so bob cass got stitched by his own editor to create media sensationalism. the other interpretation could be. . . . .fergie told cass those quotes. saf says don't print them. cass told editor. editor printed them anyway to boost more traffic on dailymail. |
dayokanu:but he still needed one season in the academy before he could play for the senior team of arsenal. in cesc's case, he is 70% barcelona, 30% arsenal. le tallec and pongolle got the same education/football tutorial fabregas got, they just failed to take the advantage of the education whilst cesc grabbed his. mr. dayokanu, some perspective please! ![]() |
dayokanu:he won't be an arsenal youth cos pele would have walked straight into the first team a la wayne rooney. if arsenal bought a player at the age of 17 and he played in arsenal academy for x number of years before moving to the senior team, he would be called an arsenal youth player. it's as simple as that. that player is a product of arsenal academy cos he is now a graduate of the academy. dayo, if you attend king's college from jss1-3 and then move to chrisland from ss1-3, whose product are you? kings college or chrisland? |
wenger has to realise his vision has failed - the times Amid understandable feelings of disappointment and worse, there may be those who view Cesc Fàbregas’s half-time walkout at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday as an appropriate epitaph to his Arsenal career, a lack of respect shown to supporters and team-mates by abandoning a project halfway through. Fàbregas must have known what he was doing when he left midway through Arsenal’s Emirates Cup match against Boca Juniors. After all his admirable refusal to agitate over the past year and more, it looked like a grand statement, a message to the club’s hierarchy to acquiesce to his sale. What he fails to realise is that the onus is on Barcelona to put up or shut up. If Fàbregas is pining for Barcelona, though, who can blame him? It is a club that any player would love to join, let alone one who left his native Catalonia at the age of 16 and has seen Barcelona develop into the greatest team of recent times. He was never going to be an Arsenal player for life and while he has willingly put his name to long-term contracts, such deals are conceived to protect the club as much as the player. Eight years represents good service for a foreign youngster — two more years than Cristiano Ronaldo gave Manchester United and three more than Xabi Alonso gave Liverpool. Look at it from the player’s view and a feeling of disillusionment at Arsenal is understandable. Even while, no doubt, dreaming of Barcelona, Fàbregas embraced Wenger’s vision of an exciting, successful future at Arsenal, one in which he would be captain and talisman. That vision has not come to pass. For all the sense in Arsène Wenger’s assertion that the club have achieved in continually finishing in the Premier League’s top four and progressing to the Champions League’s latter stages while spending comparatively little and investing confidence in youth — and that the odd FA Cup or Carling Cup would make little or no difference in the grand scheme of things — the project that Fàbregas bought into in the post-Patrick Vieira, post-Thierry Henry era has ultimately failed. What has become most troubling at Arsenal is not the absence of silverware but the loss of momentum — the way those higher goals have remained distant even when the standard at the top of the Barclays Premier League has dipped slightly over the past two seasons. The emergence of Wojciech Szczesny and Jack Wilshere last season was hugely encouraging, but it was overshadowed not only by the well-documented defensive frailties or the struggles of new signings (in particular Sébastien Squillaci and, after a promising start, Marouane Chamakh), but also by the stagnation of more established young players such as Gaël Clichy, Denilson, Abou Diaby and Nicklas Bendtner. Wenger’s vision over the past decade has been to import young talent, blood the players early, enjoy the best years of their career and perhaps prepare to sell them at or around the time they peaked. Vieira and Henry were certainly in decline by the time they left — at least with the benefit of hindsight — but in recent years Arsenal have lost Lassana Diarra at 22, Mathieu Flamini at 24, Emmanuel Adebayor at 25, Gaël Clichy shortly before he turned 26 and, the way things look at present, Fàbregas will leave at 24 and Nasri next summer, at 25, if not before. In some of those instances — Adebayor most obviously — Arsenal were more than happy to sell, but only because the player had failed to live up to Wenger’s hopes and expectations. It happens all the time at other clubs, but at Arsenal these young players are central to everything, the present as well as the future. What better example than Denilson — now shipped back to Brazil on loan — for whom Wenger called off his pursuit of Xabi Alonso three summers ago. Too much faith has been placed in the ability, maturity and, crucially, loyalty of a generation of young Arsenal players who have needed leadership and guidance on the pitch as well as what they get from Wenger. The project has been flawed because the players in question would have had to be flawless to succeed. Fàbregas has fewer flaws than most, hence his desperation to take the opportunity to move on to better things. |
honeric01:that's the way it should be. of course, you won't get immediate success because they are still learning but after 3-4 years of playing together - they will become a force to reckon it in africa again. that was what ghana did and it paid dividends in the last world cup. nigeria can follow the same pattern but the decision makers will still play segun odegbami and jay-jay okocha in the next nations cup. bunch of plonkers we have in that nigeria football federation. |
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