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[quote author=Sisi_Kill link=topic=464533.msg6233759#msg6233759 date=1276796549]This is the stupidest thread yet! One tries to kill a plane full of innocent people and the other loses a fccccuking football game and you think it's the same thing??!! Misplaced Priorities . . . This is why Nigeria and Nigerians are a mess. It's really sad to see ignorance displayed so openly and proudly too.[/quote]Hehehe . . . come on, it's just a joke. Besides Kaita's act was a 9/11 against Greece, they would have sent the Spartans to come destroy us. ![]() |
rapjunkie:Hehehe . . . you should have used Mekdoss for this one. Or did you forget the password?? |
@RJ and clones I don't have time for this . . . we all know who's being the kid here. I do hope you grow up, and erm, I do wish K16 well, it's bout time, he's been here for way to long but hasn't influenced anything. |
slimshay:We do have two weeks of hell . . . we play Man Utd, Chelsea and Man City in the space of about two weeks. |
ofokaofoki:Well . . . you tell me, I thought it was obvious. rapjunkie:Dude . . . the only thing I have to say is, multiple usernames is so old-school . . . even the famous Bolaji outgrew it ages ago. [b]Remember I'm a moderator. [/b]Besides you should be happy that I'm helping you promote your guy, it saves you time wasted on a new username. |
MPD!!! . |
Maynne . . . just when I thought Ruggedman went low!!! Bitchass nigga!!! |
Game = Kelly Handsome ![]() |
hax:Erm . . . you were bullshitting, you got caught out, it's about telling the truth not bout any argument. hax:Makes no sense at all. hax:It's funny how you find it hard to differentiate between predictions and pre-conceived opinions. hax:Well . . . could you please reference links that are relevant to the debate next time?? I seriously don't see the need to discuss LoS' punchlines when you're replying a post about TML and B.O.B . . . I don't take you serious half the time, doing that just drags it. hax:Dude . . .if you need sumone to start telling you what's good music and what's not, you shouldn't be on this thread. This is getting way too boring man. hax:Grandmaster Flash. hax:Well . . . if you don't know what's good music in the first place, I won't expect you to know what good hiphop music is. hax:Erm . . . I dunno whatchu saying, but . . . whatever negro. |
hax:Melody is not in the words, I can't keep telling you thins all the time, an average ear will notice that they changed the tone in the hook about 3/4 times. Listen to New York State of Mind . . . and go complain about the number of times Nas said 'New York New York'. hax:Stop being a rapjunkie, there's more than one way to make good rap music, and there's no where I said that is the formula to make good hiphop music. . . seriously man, your innuendos are getting boring. hax:Call me old fashioned, but when Mr X buys your Cds, plays your music in his clubs and goes to your concerts . . . he might actually like the kind of music you do. hax:Yeah right . . . open mind is 'he's gonna make a boring album that onlu girls will buy' before you listen to it. Your own style of 'open mind' must be different from the style everyone else uses. hax:Illmatic has got the most spins on my I-pod touch, I don't wonder why I listen to B.O.B. Can any The Roots album touch Illmatic?? hax:No . . . I don't see why that should be in the debate in the first place, I talked about making good music not lyrics. |
spikedcylinder:That's the thing . . . you're using a moral argument which is totally baseless. And celebrating the law when you know it's unjust . . . I just need to see a reasoning that will hold water. My argument is sumn you've not even challenged, all you're doing is bringing yourself as a moral yardstick and saying how I don't measure up. I think you should get married to Aloy-emeka ![]() |
hax:Oh . . . so you decided to quit the bullshitting?? Nice. hax:Hehehe . . . yeah, five very nice songs and seven very crap songs, you make so much sense. hax:That's why I made the statement . . .'forgive me for basing my opinions on facts/evidence' . . . Now you get over it. hax:You chat so much B.S, I was talking bout good hiphop music and you brought in sum Los dude and your supporting statement was 'sickest punchlines you ever heard' . . . I'll start to ignore half the things you say from now, these 'where did I say that' comments are just annoying. hax:Legendary hiphop music with legendary rap/lyrical content. When will you learn what's music and what's not?? hax:Tell me one GMF album that you can point to a verse and say 'that was a sick verse'. Now come out and say he wasn't good hiphop music. hax:Off-topic . . . aren't we talking bout what's good music and what's not?? Not reply?? And let everyone read the B.S you're spewing?? I do this for you ![]() |
hax:You think the hooks of Past My Shades and Magic are 'terrible'?? Bet I's is horrible?? I get the fact that y'all 'hiphop heads' are anti-South, but you must be tone-deaf to spew fuckery like this. hax:So your thing about . . 'he sang on that track, he's not hiphop' or 'R'n'B' must be Boyz II Men is complete B.S. Give me a better informed argument. hax:Well that's if the fact that he's performed at bigger rock concerts than Arctic Monkeys should be taken into account. hax:Well, I don't discriminate against good music . . . I've got Element of Freedom, but I've also got Usher's U Don't Have To Call. I don't care bout your taste in music, the only people that take self proclaimed 'hiphop heads' serious are other 'hiphop heads'. hax:Erm . . . okay!!! hax:Dunno whatchu talking about. |
It's wack!!! |
I seriously don't see why I should be discussing Thank Me Later while the World Cup is going on, but still hax:So five of the twelve songs on the album are in your own opinion 'very nice' . . . but the album is crap?? You're on green crack. hax:It's simple, you made comments about TML about it was 'boring' days before you listened to it, I waited till I listened to the whole album, I can't remember the question, but that should answer it. hax:Stop being petty, TML wasn't even leaked when you said it was boring. hax:Dodging your points?? I've said my part, B.O.B is great hiphop music . . . I don't need to pause and play to prove that, you're the one coming here to say it's not good hiphop music because there are no punchlines. I've not got time for long baseless arguments man. You don't think B.O.B makes good music, that would have shocked me if not for the fact that I once heard you come out to say Floetry's voice is good. |
[quote author=ruba_slipa link=topic=457484.msg6210495#msg6210495 date=1276493260]Gotta say that I'm with the women on this one. Some of the comments men are making on this issue are disgraceful, don't list me among those men 'uniting to keep women down', especially with specious arguments.[/quote]If y'all will step back and see that it's not a Men V Women thing and see that justice shouldn't be gender-coded, you'll agree with me. [quote author=ruba_slipa link=topic=457484.msg6210495#msg6210495 date=1276493260]Adultery or no adultery (and knowing what I can even do myself, let alone knowing what I have heard of happening before, I'm betting that this big man has seen more 'pata', than just the one his wife wears), the fact is that he is the one who wants to divorce his wife. In almost every advanced country, the eventual laws decree that when a man wants to abandon his wife and children, he has to continue to take care of them same way, they are not old socks that have developed holes. It's not just the support his wife gave him in the early years, it's the fact that he supposedly entered into a lifetime partnership contract with her, which he now wants to tear up.[/quote]As I already pointed out before . . . there is no contract that could reasonably justify you halving one party's assets because of a breach. It is unreasonable and out of touch with modern life to continue with this barbaric tradition. [quote author=ruba_slipa link=topic=457484.msg6210495#msg6210495 date=1276493260]Again, in most countries, the final legal position is that rich or poor, the richer party asking for divorce pays to maintain the 'ex' according to their means, and according to the wealth gained during the marriage. So a poor man can get away with 'tashere' money, because that's all he has. This man has to pay real money, as he can afford it. It even goes for mega-rich wives. Madonna had to pay her (rich) ex around £50m plus property when they divorced. As far as I can see, most of the men making shameful comments are simply in favour of men being able to abandon their families cheaply. It is not only Nigerian men that like to be able to do this - the same behaviour shaped the divorce laws in Europe and America.[/quote]It will be daft for you to base your argument on 'because it's done like that in developed countries, it must be right'. Isn't it the same 'developed' countries that stopped black people from voting up until the 1950s?? Isn't it these same developed countries that did barbaric things in the name of spreading civilization?? Didn't your developed country go to South Africa to oppress the indigenous black people up until the 1990s?? I find that line of argument an insult to my intelligence. [quote author=ruba_slipa link=topic=457484.msg6210495#msg6210495 date=1276493260]It seems extreme for the very rich, but actually they are intended to safeguard the poor.[/quote]How is it meant to protect the poor when 2 of every 3 divorces are brought forward by wives?? Isn't that just proof of where the laws of the West tend to support?? |
spikedcylinder:You see what I said about not bringing in your moral standards into this. I can't ignore the truth because I want to cross Spikedcylinder's moral threshold. If you cannot bring valid points, I'll just go chill with Sagamite and Satan, they know a thing or two bout justice. |
[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=457484.msg6202682#msg6202682 date=1276361095]Because there is no compensation to pay. Gbenga is 300x richer than Moji, so what does he want from her?. He[Gbenga] should also be held responsible for child support tho even besides, his actions may be the reason why Moji cheated. Gbenga is known to be painting the town red with different women. This is not about Moji, it's about the injestice meted on women by Nigerian men and I am marveled at the speed all of them unite irrespective of religious, ethical and tribal differences in order to subdue women. Why do Nigerian men feel threatened and become self defensive whenever issues of divorce and the 50/50 settlement come up?[/quote]You know what he wants?? JUSTICE!!! Everyone should be equal before the law . . . that just shows how wrong the law is in the first place. By your logic, if I rob First Bank or Barclays, I should go without any punishment because they '300x richer' than me?? You're the one arguing blindly with some points that just make Def Jam Comedy look serious. |
Three people on 9th?? I need to find a way to hit the Top 5 with Kaka. I don't get why Van Persie got just 3 points . . . he assisted a goal, was the best on the pitch and was voted Man of the Match. This is a conspiracy abeg. |
Zonal marking cannot work against a team like this. |
dayokanu:Haruna's confidence on the ball is encouraging. |
Sagamite:There are some things we can learn from them, and there are places where we'll see how they've gone way too far. We just need to see what's best for us. rhymz:That's where I said it's taken out of context. Most times you'll meet your lady in places you frequent, and this is usually based on your social class. But when it leads to men going to pick a wife from the village just so you can control her, then sumn is wrong. |
Fhemmmy:Yeah . . . everyone knows that in Nigeria, second hand shoes are of better quality than the home-made ones. If you can't afford a new Emporio Armani wristwatch, get a secondhand one, it'll serve you better than a new one from Aba. |
Sagamite:I think society (women included) is unfair on women. . . it starts from basic ideologies like 'a woman is only complete when she gets married'. Traditions like . . . 'don't marry a woman that will earn higher than you', 'a woman's job is to satisfy a man' . . . they are taken out of context and twisted till they degrade women. Girls grow up learning it and think that their lives are tied to the men they marry. All these things go into our institutions and end up influencing the judicial system. |
Sagamite:That part of the whole thing is what makes me laugh the most . . . What exactly was the woman doing that the housemaid wasn't?? ![]() In their logic, going to parties and closing down textile stores in Italy is a difficult job. Sometimes we need to examine these western maxims . . . because I don't see how Coleen has contributed to Wayne Rooney's 32 goals this season. Apart from the fact that she's always on shopping sprees on OK magazine. tayo4me:You know what you should be saying instead of calling me 'archaic'?? You should be here supporting women to be able to leave men that try to enforce the old 'housewife' tradition on them. If a man is insecure enough to stop you from applying your educational qualifications, he does not deserve to be with you. Women rights is not all about equal pay, it's about knowing that you have the right to make your own decisions in any situation. |
[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=457484.msg6197641#msg6197641 date=1276288189]I wonder why you did not complain or demand for a change in the typical Nigerian culture that relegates women to the back seat. A culture where the man can wake up any day and send the woman packing to her fathers house with or without her children, replace her with another woman and still threaten to make life miserable for her?. How come you started complaining because your ego is threatened by the fact that women are over running the Nigerian judiciary and the law is slowly working towards their favor?. Just respect yourself and your wife otherwise your azz will be on the street. It is the new Nigerian order, get with the program as soon as possible if you know what is good for you. Bella-Power ebeano![/quote]I warned you to avoid personal comments . . . I have not in any way made any reference to your personal life based on your opinions. Now, you know how I told you to see the big picture?? So you actually think it's empowering for women not to work and make their own wealth?? Because that's all this is encouraging. I'm of the opinion that people should be able to end marriages when they want to, it's more respectful to the institution of marriage than living in empty shell marriages where you can't stand your spouse. These extreme settlements are bad for the institution of marriage. . . do you get that drift?? |
mukina2:The guy just wan collect that Eto wristwatch by force. ![]() |
nateevs:Are you going to say Diaby hasn't had a better game than Anelka/Ribery/Gourcuff?? [quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=459573.msg6197495#msg6197495 date=1276286540]Prayers answered!!!! MALU comes on for Gourcouff. . . . .Senseless sub though. Govou has done nothing tonight to be on the pitch.[/quote]This mofo has injured Sagna!!! |
Come on . . . shouldn't it be Govou for Malouda?? |
nateevs:What retention skills has he shown in this match?? You mean the way he's been the ball away from goal?? |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=459573.msg6197421#msg6197421 date=1276285555]Rafael da Silva exposed Ribery. . . . . That was the day i knew Alexander Hleb is better than Ribery. [/quote]Diaby is looking like a £20mil player right now. . . even Evra too. |
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