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When a thief is caught on your street, do you get sad or happy? Or maybe you don't care if he made away with the stolen items provided it's not your house that is burgled. I don't know the motives behind everyone's comments but on a general note, people have every reason to be happy when someone who constitutes pains to others is down. I sympathise with the innocent people who had him as a loved one but saying I'm not happy a thief is caught would only make me a crime apologist. |
ollins:<deviation> I also know the talk of "skin-to-skin dey sweet pass", "condom is for boys", "real man go raw and withdraw", etc. Maybe those are what you shouldn't have listened to. If, when looking back, the major mistake you see and regret is getting married to her, then you need to think some more because getting married to her (though avoidable) was a only a consequence of a bigger mistake. The deed has been done, selective regretting can gain you Nairaland sympathy but that won't change a thing in your life. So don't just say you regret getting married to her (that makes it look like she is the protagonist), regret going in raw (a mistake you both made). </deviation> Sorry for that deviation, I had to let it out. Now, I'm not an advocate of sticking to marriage if both parties are not happy, it makes zero sense and it could turn violent easily. Having separated parents is much better for the kids than a violent home. If you guys aren't happy together, I'll advise you go your ways to avoid stories. You have to understand this could result to you not participating actively in your baby's upbringing; a price you pay for your freedom. We just can't have it all. If she's happy and contented in the marriage, it gets more complicated. Kicking out a woman who is happily married to you with your kid is not an option. True you can't easily cultivate love and you can't find what was never there but if what you don't like is her classlessness and not that she's always nagging, overspending and/or any such vices, then you could still make a friend of her. The so-called passionate love burns out after some years, friendship is what keeps couples going afterwards. If you make her your friend, at least, and she begins to understand you want her well-being, it will be easier to communicate the changes you want to see. Communication is key. I know my take might not mean much cause it's a very difficult situation but the summary of what I'm saying is, don't be selfish in whatever decision you take, consider the other two parties involved. Best of luck! |
delectablegyal:Because, just like in any other gender related case, the society is one sided. That's a pretty obvious answer. |
ChizzyBuna:Damnnn Piggga? Bro, you funny ![]() |
I don't understand. People from the Caribbean countries are running to the US and Canada and some people from Africa are scheming to escape to the Caribbean? |
Lol... no, we don't need it o! In fact, we even need to remove the "like" functionality so that people will start commenting logically instead of typing rubbish just to appeal to trends and garner "likes" from the members of the same bandwagon and thereby intimidating the opposing party. Wonder how many people would have disliked this my post. ![]() Guys, it's not that serious o. ![]() |
shegzmartinsduke:So how does that mean I lied? That you've seen some that weren't as predictable doesn't mean most (like I said in my post) aren't. Apart from series, it's very easy to tell who will kill who in most American movies even by just knowing the names of the cast. This is true and we all know it. |
osamz007:It is not necessarily more predictable than most Hollywood movies where you already know from the onset who will eventually kill who at the end, who will die, who will survive, who will prevail or the group that will eventually win against all odds. The only reason we prefer Hollywood is the superb cinematography and the inbetweens. |
ednut1:You're 100% right. |
DuBLINGreenb:Not being shady but I honestly didn't get the crux your message. You said you're not encouraging crime, what then are you doing? Are you saying we should pity him? The dude committed crime, true. There are many criminally minded people out there, true. But whichever way, what he did is egregious and deserves all the associated criticisms. He lived a lavish lifestyle most people dream, that's true. There's nothing wrong with dreaming big. The issue is living a lavish lifestyle at the expense of another man's sweat. People lost their future, source of income or even their lives so this guy could buy Gucci and showcase it online; are we supposed to be drumming songs of support behind him? He crime is heavy and he should accept the heavy consequences. That's the way the Law works. You said you don't support crime yet your entire writeup revolves around how he's better that those who didn't do what he did despite the fact that he's been caught. What other form of support can you possibly offer for crime? Would you write anything like this if you were from a family whose livelihood was lost to this guy's crime? Why would you rather be sympathetic to the criminal and not the victims? Bro, let's say no to crime. |
jesmond3945:I'm trying sir. |
Dellaxlogistic:I think they're trying to reduce cost, red oil isn't readily available. |
ZINIBANKS:Canada |
I buy jollof rice almost everyday. The Nigerian restaurant here uses deeply fried tomatoes to prepare thier egusi (in place of red oil) and I don't like it so I stick to rice. I depend on UberEats given that I can't cook very well and that's almost creating a hole in my pocket; about $20 for each meal ![]() |
ruggedtimi:Have you been to the capital of Rwanda? I wouldn't want say anything negative about the country cause they are growing fast after the genocide and the president is really working but Rwanda cannot be compared to Nigeria in terms of development. They have a long way to go. |
flyingpig:Extreme climates, systematic racism, English/French Canada disagreements, disputes with first nations (the aborigines), etc. |
Everyday I wake up, I thank God I live in Canada. We have our own challenges here but it's a country full of hope. |
Correct your title, OP. You omitted a word. And yes, I do. It's very common here. |
Oga, you forgot to add warning. Please, update your title. |
I rep 2010. This is my 4th account. I lost my second account after the legendary crash/hack of 2014 that made the app to remain stagnant with old data for days. When the app was eventually revived, data that were entered a few months before attack were completely wiped out, threads were lost and user names disappeared. That was the darkest moment in the history of Nairaland. It was Nairaland's version of the civil war. I can still remember how boys and girls took to Facebook and Twitter to ask what had happened to Africa's largest online forum! People sought for answers, rumours were peddled but only a few knew what really transpired... At least, it taught the developers the importance of backing up live server DB more frequently. |
eyizlive:A "hoe" is supposedly someone who sleeps with different men. Kim is a married woman with a family who hasn't been accused of cheating. Kim's sex tape with someone she was dating when she was 22 got leaked and she sued the company who paid dearly for it outside court. Besides, she wasn't the only person whose sex got leaked that period but hers went viral cause she was already popular even before the tape. If your point is that anyone who has sex before marriage is a hoe, that's fine, she is one. But then, who isn't? Ok, let's agree she was chasing clout then since it's a possibility that shouldn't be ruled out, that is not even our argument now. You posited that she made this exact post for clout and I am saying that's an assumption. I don't buy into that assumption cause there are a million things she could use to take over the social media if such was her aim. But again, I'm not ruling it off, I'm saying you shouldn't present your thoughts or assumptions like facts because you could be wrong. You'd agree with me if you aren't being sentimental. I never for once said the error was a typo. I have always maintained it was an error (limited knowledge) and I am sure there are names you think you know how to spell but can't. Even auto correct wouldn't help you with such unpopular names that are not of English origin. Like I said, you simply made an assumption, the ideal thing was to use words like "probably", "might", etc. since you don't have any evidence. But your sentiments wouldn't let you. |
eyizlive:And I'm telling there's nothing that evidently shows it's clout chasing. You're only presenting your assumption as a fact and that's fallacious. And that is even a funny assumption cause deliberate wrong spellings wouldn't get Kim, one of the most famous female celebrities in the world, any more attention than her family tv series or her pictures or her brand or her husband would get her. When it comes to proper nouns like people's names, names of places, etc., wrong spelling is very common even amongst native speakers so it's not a matter of knowing that words aren't necessarily pronounced according to words. Concluding I'm saying these cause I love Kim goes to show how hastily you make your assumptions. I've not even seen a complete episode of her family show. I'm trying to be logical with my perspectives unlike some people who are calling her a clout chaser or a "hoe" based on pure sentiments and no evidence. |
saintbillion:A growing falcon. It's a bird of prey. Hope you can supply it with lizards and rodents. |
eyizlive:Wow! So you assume she actually went to the Netherlands to buy the horse? Do you guys in Nigeria go to Germany to buy a German shepherd? Oga, I live in North America and you can buy this horse from many breeding houses around here. The spelling she gave would have the same pronunciation as the correct word so she might have always called it correctly and just didn't know the spelling. An error is not a crime and not unusual. "Insultive" is just an error that is very frequent. Anybody could coin anything and call it a word but regardless of how you paint it, it is still an error cause when you were making that post, I bet your intention wasn't to employ a "non standard word". You probably didn't know it wasn't an acceptable English word until I called your attention to it. And here you are justifying the usage. |
kolafolabi:That's not how project management works nah. There's a timeline for CAF preparation and there are dates allocated to each phase of the timeline. Phases that should have since been completed by now are halted due to the virus thus extending the duration of the entire preparation timeline. The start date of the tournament would, therefore, have to be shifted by the number of days lost in the timeline. |
eyizlive:Friesland is a place but you'd have to know the horse was named based on that fact that it originated from that place to know the spelling. She might know what someone from there is called but might not be aware that's the basis for naming the horse. Even if she didn't know about the place and what people from there are called, it's still an error caused by limited knowledge and not necessarily clout chasing. Friesland is a region in the Netherlands, you can't possibly tell me you know all the regions there and what people from each are called. You don't have to be defensive, "insultive" is a frequent error in countries that speak English as a second language. No English language testing institution would accept that regardless of the region. Whether it becomes standard tomorrow or not is another thing entirely. |
eyizlive:She spelt it wrong twice because it never occurred to her the spelling was wrong. It was not a mistake (accidental), it was an error (lack of knowledge). That doesn't make it deliberate. Anybody could be in that position just like you didn't know "insultive" is not a standard English word. Btw, I wouldn't care if you sounded insulting, that's what NL is known for anyway. |
ContractKiller:Just see the way you're embarrassing yourself. ![]() |
eyizlive:You only go on Google if you feel unsure of the spelling. It's possible she felt confident with her wrong spelling. Every successful woman is a hoe to you guys, this someone's wife o. She's a famous billionaire woman married to a famous billionaire man with a beautiful child. She has a very successful brand and does not need to hoe for any man for money. Her husband never accused her of cheating. So why are you calling her names? Money + fame + family, she's living the dream of everyone. |
offset67:How are we sure that you even knew there was anything called friesian horse prior to now? Point, it is not a very common English word. Anyway could get the spelling wrong. |
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