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Music/Radio › Re: Bad Meets Evil Vs Young Money by coogar: 8:44pm On Jul 13, 2011
rapjunkie:
I abso -fuking -lutely love his album!!

Best rap album in ages
royce gave eminem a run for his money. . . . . . .and the myth about eminem was better in the late 90s has been put to bed. today's eminem will murder the old eminem. what amazed me was the speed at which these guys were spitting their lines. royce absolutely ripped the "welcome to hell" track to bits. . . , and this isn't even a full album, it's an ep!!!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread:Home Of The Blues!!!! by coogar: 8:24pm On Jul 13, 2011
debosky:
Are you making this stuff up as you go along or what?

Tiote for £15m? With his 100 year contract?? Pardew better wisen up and raise the price to £20m at least. . . .after all this is maga must pay Chelski that is asking.
i was wondering too. . . . .tiote signed 7-yr contract in february with newcastle after posting an excellent performance for the toon army. his market value should be somewhere around £25 million but then you never know - alam pardew might need the wonga to buy the disappointing david luiz or the "has-been" nickolas anelka. grin
Family › Re: by coogar: 8:18pm On Jul 13, 2011
2mch:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-711989.0.html#msg8711587

Reasons why you should not justify cheating or be proud of it as a parent. It is wrong and should be seen as a weakness on an individuals part. Look at what a beneficiary (the child) of cheating, is going through as a result of his father's infidelity? People should think wide and remember every action has a repercussion.
what should the kids raised in a polygamous home do then?

lepasharon:
lool i meant married men
#sighs#. . . . . .but then some married women also stare at men when they are with their husbands. hell, there are reported cases of married women sha[i]g[/i]ging everything in sight at the nysc orientation camp in that same nigeria. i have been told married women are the most dangerous and the most sexually-aggressive while serving their fatherland.
Family › Re: by coogar: 7:52pm On Jul 13, 2011
lepasharon:
iv seen some married women stare lustful at another woman wen deir wit deir wives,no respect at all angry angry
in which lesbo world does this happen, what colour is the sky there? huh
Music/Radio › Re: Bad Meets Evil Vs Young Money by coogar: 7:34pm On Jul 13, 2011
eminem(echo):

I told these stupid hoes when i come back i'ma set this bi[b]t[/b]ch on fire
and this time i don't mean i'ma pour gasoline on some chick and light her
cause this time when i fu[b]c[/b]k this world i'm put my whole goddamn di[b]c[/b]k inside her
i ain't even put my tip in that hoe yet, i'ma go get tip and try to rip it wider
Family › Re: by coogar: 5:23pm On Jul 13, 2011
Pennywise:
She is the babe cheating with pennywise all over NL
unbelievable! there i am thinking she's a lez. wink
Family › Re: by coogar: 5:15pm On Jul 13, 2011
dayokanu:
She cant cheat on me. We even had hot steamy sex on this thread yesterday and soiled page 8 with our cuuum
who is she? tpia@?
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by coogar: 5:08pm On Jul 13, 2011
Katsumoto:
So basically, the fate of the Yoruba people is based on the whims and caprices of the Igbo? Since the Yoruba couldn't achieve self-autonomy when they wanted it, they should have grabbed it when the Igbo were no longer interested in the Nigerian debacle?
justcash is just pissing in the wind with spineless arguments and tasteless points. . . . . .each post of his reduces his credibility on these pages.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by coogar: 4:52pm On Jul 13, 2011
jason123:
not necessary
i get irked when anyone justifies the killing of innocent souls. . . .

if what i understand by his "foresight" is fighting the northern oppression, then aguyi ironsi also had foresight(1966) and before then the yorubas(1962) when they strongly objected to the shape and location of both the western region and the newly formed mid-west region because it split their people into different regional governments.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by coogar: 4:43pm On Jul 13, 2011
adejoro75:
Was more more foresighted than the rest people I listed? Clearly yes. Thanks, and the rest of your rants are nothing but rants. The Govt of Eastern Nigeria sat and agreed that Ojukwu should secede. That decision was not a one-man show.
what do you mean by foresight? foresight is leading 3 million people to death and achieving nothing with it? you are a goat!
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by coogar: 4:24pm On Jul 13, 2011
adejoro75:
You can call him a coward (your prerogative), but he was foresighted in wanting to break away from Nigeria
The same (foresightedness) cannot be said about Zik, Awo, Enahoro, Ironsi, Gowon, Obasanjo who at one time or another, under circumstances that benefited them, worked to keep Nigeria one.
he wanted to break away from nigeria because he was simply greedy.  gowon initiated a move to replace the 4 legislatures of nigeria with 12 states. 3 of them in the east. the provision was meant to break up the northern region, undermining the possibility of continued northern domination but ojukwu greedily feared that gowon desired to divide the igbo into new smaller states, and this deprive the igbos of their control over the oil fields and access to the sea.

situation deteriorated, ojukwu's attempt at secession produced biafra. . . .gowon retaliated by declaring a state of emergency. gowon's federal military govt of nigeria declared war on biafra. the civil war lasted 3 yrs and left behind 3 million dead and established biafra as a by word for famine and mass destruction. appeals after appeals were made by oau to stop the war. ojukwu insisted it was a fight to the finish only for him to flee the country sought refuge in ivory coast.

ojukwu is a bloody coward!!!!!

Even Akinrinade who was one of the top generals then has since regretted fighting the war to keep Nigeria one.
you have clearly misunderstood what he said. he didn't regret fighting that particular war. . . . .he had regrets that the nigeria he once fought for has now degenerated into car bomb explosions everyday by the boko harams and mend.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by coogar: 3:57pm On Jul 13, 2011
adejoro75:
Zik, Awo, Enahoro, Ironsi, Gowon, Obasanjo etc are to  blame for what we have today
Ojukwu is 100% blameless on this. He is the only foresighted one among the players.
ojukwu is a coward. he led innocent igbos to a senseless war and had them murdered while he fled like a coward.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Should Our Past Leaders Be Ashamed For Not Being Foresighted? by coogar: 3:30pm On Jul 13, 2011
jason123:
@ OP
If we follow history, I think you are blaming the wrong people. I blame Azikwe. Why? Because the so called Awolowo NEVER wanted the North to be part of the union but Azikwe wanted them to be. Even the North NEVER wanted this union but Azikwe did.
You cannot just go to the Coup and the war without going through the events that lead to the coup, war and today's situation. What you did lacks objectivity.
Even Awolowo warned Ojukwu and told him to present his delegates and the West will support him but Ojukwu was arrogant and dismissed it. Even the so called Biafra failed, not because of Awolowo but because of its disregard for the minorities in the Eastern region and the invasion of the MW. The so called Starvation could not have been done by Awolowo as some people want us to believe. It was done by the Eastern minorities who where coastal.

Ojukwu never tried negotiating with his neighbours. He simply invaded and killed all oppositions. He NEVER for ONCE, tried to negotiate with the MW and the West. He simply brought Banjo to invade them. Note: NO NEGOTIATION!!!

The people you blamed NEVER wanted Nigeria. But since it was formed and they (North) saw the benefits, they now want Nigeria by force. As for Awolowo, he simply did what was best for his people, after all, "Nigeria is a mere geographical expression".
the truth and nothing but the truth. . . . . . .if anyone is to be blamed, it should be azikwe and the ikemba himself.
Family › Re: by coogar: 11:08pm On Jul 12, 2011
and tpia has managed to derail this thread successfully. . . . kudos to you!
Education › Re: 16-year-old Boy Scores 311 In Utme by coogar: 11:01pm On Jul 12, 2011
gmyguy:
and somebody mentioned expo or something,
i am not surprised someone mentioned expo. . . . .nigerians can sometimes be fickle-minded. this is a boy that has had history of excellence behind him.
he has represented his school in national quiz, he has consistently scored good grades in school and he's now beasted utme and people are saying he cheated to get the marks. . . . .sometimes i wonder if some people have pap in their heads instead of braincells.
Family › Re: by coogar: 10:54pm On Jul 12, 2011
dayokanu:
na your own I want.
Fstranger so fun mi wipe obo e dun gan
Tpia, Oko mi ti n le gidgann , je ki n wole kanle, Ma do e bajebaje, O ni se labolabo mo
what the fuc[i]k[/i]!!!!!!!! grin
Family › Re: by coogar: 10:23pm On Jul 12, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8704841#msg8704841 date=1310505147]any particular reason why you losers are carrying the topic on your heads? huh
somebody tied your legs and prevented you from cheating? huh[/quote]not even if you are medusa herself with 91 mambas on your head. . . . .it's just a discussion, no one is carrying any topic on their heads. tpia, why are you always so bitter in matters like this? how does it affect your economy? is it because naija playas are snapping up your targets? grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: In Fergie We Trust! by coogar: 10:19pm On Jul 12, 2011
chamotex:
That is why I said we need flexibility . . . I'm totally for wing play (I'm a badass winger myself cheesy)
If we cant penetrate through the wings, can we go through the middle? We cant be too reliant on wing play.
buy us de rossi, schweinsteiger, tiote, and we will play through the middle.

What is the update on Valencia's ankle injury?
we dunno man. . . . .that nucca is becoming a glass man.
Family › Re: by coogar: 10:10pm On Jul 12, 2011
logica:
No wonder Bill Clinton cheated, being he has a boyish look.
martin luther king also had a boyish look when he cheated. martin did not create any huge impact, his name has been forgettable since he died cos it's not written in gold to influence young black men in america. martin is also mentally irresponsible to his family and his world.
Family › Re: by coogar: 9:58pm On Jul 12, 2011
tunnytox:
so tpia is gaaaay!  shocked shocked
grin grin grin grin grin
Family › Re: by coogar: 9:47pm On Jul 12, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8704634#msg8704634 date=1310503198]you downlow fellows should stop hogging the thread abeg.

let other people post, and go s.hag yourselves elsewhere.

there are threads for gaay people.

save your dramas for the women you're cuckolding, and who dont know you're gaay.[/quote]the irony. . . .and yet you are the one masking your s[i]e[/i]x to deceive unsuspecting women. who knows how many of them you have groomed. madam tpia, admit you have been lusting after your fellow women and all shall be forgiven. grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread:Home Of The Blues!!!! by coogar: 9:42pm On Jul 12, 2011
Ibime:
Emenalo is there to serve as a "non-performing" Football Director because Villas Boas wants control of transfers. In other words, Chelsea want to keep the FD position as a structural rather than a functional element. It may revert to a functional role if another manager comes in, but not under Villas Boas.

In addition, Abramovic likes keeping a fall guy around incase he feels like buying a player on the whim. In that case, Emenalo is there to take up the flack.

Emenalo is an incompetent, over-promoted footballing nonentity (no apologies to Igbo warlords ie Andre Uweh) whose main claim to fame is having coached a girls team in the USA.
emenalo is very competent. well-educated too and was a good footballer for the super eagles(for y'all newbs).
Family › Re: by coogar: 9:39pm On Jul 12, 2011
dayokanu:
I dey beg you since dont derail another persons thread.

Talk about Downlow, gaay, Leesbians, sex addicts, useless f.ools community, widows and rejected ugly women community

somewhere else, Not on Chaircovers thread. You have mentioned Downlow at least 18times in the least 4hrs, This is worrisome

Tope baby just know you can confide in me.
maybe she's been a victim of a cheating boy/f who happens to be queer. . . . . .there's another female member on this forum who sees everything as gaay. tv show is gaay, watching football is gaay, politics is also gaay to her and all naija boys are now gaaay to her. beware of posters like this - they are nursing grudges for every man and no matter what you say, you are on a downlow even when the topic discussed is the taste of coffee!
Family › Re: by coogar: 9:23pm On Jul 12, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8704532#msg8704532 date=1310502079]dont see any. I guess you have me confused with someone else. wink[/quote]i am rarely wrong. . . .

the mind indeed boggles.

and you're so sure i'm female why exactly grin
if tpia is not female then obama is caucasian.
Family › Re: by coogar: 9:19pm On Jul 12, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8704440#msg8704440 date=1310500906]^^ grin
who did you see me toasting here.[/quote]what about the ladies toasting you? grin

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8704455#msg8704455 date=1310501037]just wondering when you'll wake up from your denial.[/quote]you are the one unsure of your se[i]x[/i]uality. why would any woman wanna be a man on a forum? the mind boggles. . . .
Family › Re: by coogar: 9:00pm On Jul 12, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8704029#msg8704029 date=1310496393]eyah.[/quote]makes sense, doesn't it?

you call it quick defence, i call it reality.
reality in nigeria? with what people have been saying about infidelity and what naija men and women get to do? you need to go home.
there's no realism in what you say. . . .when i see lethargic words like gaay, downlow and the likes being used on naija men, i smell ambiguity or trying to derail or distract into something completely irrelevant.


well, your gaay associates would tell you to come out of the closet with your gaay urges which you're hiding.
if anything, you are the queer. . . . . .you are the woman masquerading as a man! are you doing this so the babes on nairaland can hook up with you? tpia@, there are forums for lesbians online. . . . .don't be too lazy to scour the internet for where you truly belong. grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: In Fergie We Trust! by coogar: 7:35pm On Jul 12, 2011
debosky:
Bebe is Nani's successor? grin grin grin
he is a winger, he is younger and he is portugese. he is nani's successor - watch out for him in europe next season. cheesy
Family › Re: by coogar: 7:30pm On Jul 12, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8703759#msg8703759 date=1310493904]^^seriously, what you just typed is the same argument gaay people use when they insist almost every male is gaay.[/quote]then it must be something to do with the neighbourhood you dwell. . . . .i am nigerian and i can speak of fellow naija boys like me. naija boys are mostly straight and the issue of gaay has nothing to do with the debate here. this is the second time i have been on a thread where your quickest defense was to brand the word gaay even when it has nothing to do with the topic being discussed.

tpia@, is there something you are not telling us about yourself - you are free to speak about it. grin
Family › Re: by coogar: 7:02pm On Jul 12, 2011
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8703720#msg8703720 date=1310493560]your argument sounds too gaayish even to you i'm sure.[/quote]everything sounds too gayyish to you! it seems you just discovered the concept of homosexualism. everything sounds gaayish to u remotely.
Family › Re: by coogar: 6:52pm On Jul 12, 2011
ronkebp:
^^^^Coogar, go and sit someone, is men like you that small 'pishurable ' women would lie you flat down on your stomach and bulala your arse, until you vomit your EGO, tongue
that will be the day i give up the ghost!!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: In Fergie We Trust! by coogar: 6:51pm On Jul 12, 2011
chamotex:
I think an AM is more important . . . someone that would guarantee at least 10 goals per season.
Carrick plays DM very well . . . and I think Phil Jones can be reliable in that position too if we need.
Relying on wing play most times could affect us . . . we need flexibility.

Have you been watching the Copa America? Freddy Guarin looks decent
name one fergie team that has not relied on wing play - that is our way! from giggs to beckham to ronaldo to nani to bebe. it's one area fergie invests heavily.
martin o'neill also wanted that method but the lack of funds in aston villa meant the quality wasn't really up to scratch. but they played well with young, milner, etc. . . .

guarin is decent but i have been mostly impressed with alexi sanchez - he has been the star of the tournament!
Family › Re: by coogar: 6:45pm On Jul 12, 2011
ronkebp:
Ewooooo i don laugh tire,
Coogar, leave matter, you never hala!!!! fear no go gree you try am, trust my word for it,
me? for my own domain? that woman is yet unborn.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8703512#msg8703512 date=1310491705]well, i'm not one to paste people's stories all over the internet, so believe what you like cos you people tend to attack others who dont live your lifestyles anyway.[/quote]there's nothing to attack. it's just that the lifestyle we are discussing is sacred in most quarters. some people will rather not talk about it, others will pretend it doesn't happen and yet they know within their hearts they have done it.

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=710353.msg8703516#msg8703516 date=1310491744]do ALL men like sex? huh[/quote]if you know any man that doesn't like sex. . . . .he's probably castrated or a eunuch!

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