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Celebrities › Re: Stylist Prince Uzoegwu Shows Off His Assy Butt And Ring In New Pictures by HARDDON: 3:34pm On Apr 09, 2013
[quote author=Ms_Steph]Gay fool[/quote]lolo!!!!!!!!!

sexy gay?

fun fool gay
Celebrities › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Is HIV Positive? (MUST READ) by HARDDON: 3:18pm On Apr 09, 2013
thought she was a virgin LSB?
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: How To Delay Sex In A New Relationship by HARDDON: 3:16pm On Apr 09, 2013
antontech: Starting a new relationship is both wonderful and tricky.You are infatuated your partner and you love being around him all the time. Your partner makes you happy and it seems
like you make him happy as well. However, there seems to be a disconnect in your new relationship bliss: your partner wants to have sex with you and you don't feel ready. This
might be your first time, or you decided that because this person is so special to you, you don't want to rush things.
Whatever the reason, you have the right to wait as long as you feel necessary. It's your body and it's your decision.

Instructions
1. Don't do sleepovers. If you don't want to have sex, you shouldn't put yourself and your partner in situations when sex will be an option.
Stay away from your partner's place when you are finished with your date and just go home.You should also wait for romantic getaways or trips which require you to spend the night together.

2. Don't get drunk. Drinking while trying your hardest to keep sex from happening with the person you care about and find attractive is not a smart idea. Alcohol could get the best of you both by clouding your judgment, and once you cross that line there is no turning back.

3. Make an excuse your partner is likely to believe. If you do end up sharing a bed and your partner is making it clear they want to have sex, you should have an excuse at hand.
You can always say that you are not feeling well, or are tired and have to get up early in the morning. However, lying is not a good way to start a relationship so consider if it's worth it.

4. Be honest with your partner. This is your best option if you want to continue having an open and loving relationship. Explain to your partner that while you care for him, you are just not ready for sex and would like to wait until you are. Even if this sounds corny, if your
partner really likes you, he will have no problem! respecting your wishes.

You can share your methods also to help others.
apart from the third reason, all others are on point.
cos what you sow is what you reap.

to me, i do bliv the ultimate solution to this, is getting clear about your wills @ the on set.

yea, i know love kinda becloud but be kool enuf to lay this across to your partner.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Manchester City (1 - 2) On 8th April 2013 by HARDDON: 1:56pm On Apr 08, 2013
Long May you Live United!

The Theater of Great Dreams

Onu of Greater minds

The Concord of Modern football
and the History of Legends

Long May you Live United!
Family › Re: Are Most Women Emotionally Selfish? by HARDDON: 1:48pm On Apr 08, 2013
Best as friends.

not all friends can actually date.
never easy to string both.

but if ever it works, blissful!

r/ship comes with some respect culture.
Family › Re: Which Kids Are Naughtier? Naija Kids Or Kids Living Abroad. by HARDDON: 6:22pm On Apr 05, 2013
freecocoa: Duh!

Tell me which of us especially those raised in Nigeria didn't feel like slapping a parent when we were growing up?
feel all the ish you may.

In Nigeria, there is respect culture and shyte like this can NEVER occur!

moraly depraved foreign bigots
Family › Re: Which Kids Are Naughtier? Naija Kids Or Kids Living Abroad. by HARDDON: 6:16pm On Apr 05, 2013
coogar: so what's the difference between what was said behind you or in front of you? the only reason a child in nigeria will not talk back to his parents is because he would get thrashed not that he's not offended by the actions of his parents like his counterpart abroad....



your child is human not an animal or a slave in the 6th century.



yet more hypocrisy....
in spite of the draconian corporal punishment and strict upbringing, nigeria still ships the highest number of pröstitutes to europe so what happened to the strict upbringing and the religious beliefs? make una dey deceive unaselves with the barbaric ways of raising a child!
Long may your days be.

i live to see your kids beat the crap out of your crude reasoning ways.

spare the rod and spoil the child.... that isnt in your bible too huh?

keep on living in this pseudo planet.
Family › Re: Which Kids Are Naughtier? Naija Kids Or Kids Living Abroad. by HARDDON:
coogar: this is the mistake you guys are making -
the one abroad would say these things but what makes you think the ones in nigeria do not harbour the same thoughts on their minds but lacked the balls to talk back. the key here is the intention! the kid who says "Bleep off" to his parents and the one who says it in his mind are the same thing......what the nigerian kid will not say to his parents, he says it behind them.
oh yea? better said behind than in your very before!

your own kid? talk back at you? WTF?!

where were you raised ? in the wild?

got THE balls to stand up to you and he is living under your roof and you feeding his rat a33?

what has the world turned into? no more morals? no respect for values? not even parents?

HONOUR YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER IN THE LORD IS NOT IN YOUR BIBLE I SUPPOSE.
Family › Re: Which Kids Are Naughtier? Naija Kids Or Kids Living Abroad. by HARDDON: 4:39pm On Apr 05, 2013
parents? dis does not only have to do with parents.

it has alot to do with the societal norm.
the environmental soul and how the air breaths arround such enviroms.

and how earth does any1 compare a child raised in the US to that raised in Nigeria huh?

with the total moral decadence? a child can look his father in the face and tell him to shot up?

shout @ his mother. lock his room door and tell the parents to go to hell? wtf?!!!!

I bliv, Nigerian Kids know better.
Phones › Re: Mobile Number Portability In Nigeria: Advantages & Disadvantages by HARDDON: 4:31pm On Apr 05, 2013
Mobile Number Portability: NCC highlights subscribers’responsibilities

Prior to the official start of the long-awaited Mobile Number Portability service, the Nigerian Communications Commission has listed roles expected of stakeholders, particularly telecoms subscribers, towards making it work.

While service providers and the regulator are getting set to roll out the service, the NCC said certain important roles were expected from the subscribers using the over 113 million active telephone lines in the country and who might want to port their numbers.

The Interconnect Clearing House, which has been appointed by the NCC to create a unified interface billing system, is currently rounding off the exercise by bringing service provider networks on the mobile number portability platform.

MNP is a new telecoms service that will commence very soon in the nation’s telecoms sector and is being touted to address many of the ills in the industry, especially in quality of service.

The service will allow subscribers to change operators without changing numbers.

Already, the Minister of Communication Technology, Mrs. Omobola Johnson, recently gave an assurance of the readiness of the government to start the MNP service soon.

She had said, “We are going ahead with MNP because it is going to give subscribers lots of choice and freedom. MNP will bring new dimension to the competition in the industry. All network operators will have to work harder to earn the trust of subscribers, because they will now have choices.

“MNP will definitely give consumer varieties of choice but the major issue is for us to improve on our infrastructure and improve services so that we don’t have to be moving from network to network.”

Explaining how telecoms subscribers will benefit from the scheme, the Executive Vice Chairman, NCC, Dr. Eugene Juwah, said when a phone user felt that another operator could offer him a better service than his current operator, MNP would allow him to move and enjoy the coverage, quality or tariff of the new operator, while retaining his old number.

Juwah said with MNP, there were roles to be played by the subscriber, which would make the process effective and successful, especially in validating the SIM card registration process.

He said, “The number to be ported must be a SIM registered number with your current operator. The subscriber must physically visit the retail store/customer outlet of the new operator.

‘‘A photo identification card must be presented to the new operator. This, therefore, means that there will be no proxy porting process. Also, a porting will be completed within 48 hours from the port request.”

According to Juwah, MNP is a simple process and will be free. For the porting process not to be subject to abuse and arbitrariness, he said there would be porting windows, which is the time within which an already ported number can be ported again.

“So, stakeholders will have to play their relevant roles for the process to work instead of waiting for the regulator to wave a magic wand to right everything. MNP is a significant process that the regulator is embarking on at this time after all necessary documentation, and will be guided to successful implementation,” he said.

The President, Association of Telecoms Companies for Nigeria, Mr. Lanre Ajayi, had recently called on the NCC to ensure that all necessary measures were put in place before unveiling the service to avoid possible network problem.

In the same vein, the President, National Association Telecoms Subscribers, Chief Deolu Ogunbanjo, said the MNP was being anticipated by subscribers as it would lead to improved services and address the multi-SIM scenario among telecoms subscribers, since one single SIM could be used to initiate calls from any of the networks.

Already, the commission has released the guideline detailing the rules and regulations for implementing the MNP service in Nigeria. The document titled: ‘Nigeria Mobile Number Portability: Business Rules and Port Order’, sets out the business rules to manage the processes for porting mobile number(s) between service providers and subscribers licensed by the NCC to provide mobile telecoms service in the country.

The document, however, refers only to MNP, which means it does not cover Fixed Number Portability or any other form of number or service portability.

According to the commission in the introductory message, the document has been prepared without prejudice to any future requirement for number portability between fixed and/or mobile customers.

The document read in part, “In furtherance to the NCC’s objectives of protecting consumer interest through the development, monitoring and enforcement of compliance with regulations by telecoms service providers in order to ensure better quality services, fair pricing and competition, and in line with the provisions of section 128 of the Nigerian Communication Act, 2003, which vests the NCC with the exclusive right to regulate numbers and number portability in Nigeria, the commission developed a framework for number portability in Nigeria.”

http://www.punchng.com/business/technology/mobile-number-portability-ncc-highlights-subscribersresponsibilities/
Phones › Re: Cell-ebration! 40 Years Of Cellphone History: Share Your Mobile Phone Experience by HARDDON: 3:59pm On Apr 05, 2013
Policewoman: I bought my 1st line for 14k in 2003.
23k in 2003? daz way cheaper than what i got mine. and i'm still stuck on that SIM till date. kinda reaps its benefits when around and ntw is 'ishing'. ntw got respect for that line. if others cant load, i can. if others cant call, i can.

first phn was M Trium. you dont wano know how much mtn made us roll out for it

cud still remember how i felt on top of the world wen i recieve any call and ppl doing the tu pac : ALL EYES ON ME.

you dont expect less when out of hundred in a gathering, only two got phones!

Romance › Re: Who Rules Thé Home? by HARDDON(op): 2:52pm On Apr 05, 2013
vivian chinaza: They both own and rule the home. They can enact laws and implement them together with the man as the umbrella body, IMHO.
lets bring this home. have you ever asked for something really important and you didnt get it from your husby? how was your reation towards him throughout that day? was the home homely?

y'all cud be a lil bit truthfull. we aint gonno maim you.
Romance › Re: Who Rules Thé Home? by HARDDON(op): 2:42pm On Apr 05, 2013
Yield: Co-operative efforts.
you guys cud be truthful for once
Romance › Re: Who Rules Thé Home? by HARDDON(op): 12:36pm On Apr 05, 2013
candygosh: Then you shouldn't have married! You are making the bride price look like you bought a slave.
lolo! candy?

this is not slave talk now. it is about women and their eternal crave for control
Jokes Etc › Re: Bb N CHINKO Things by HARDDON: 12:29pm On Apr 05, 2013
rahahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this got me ROFLMAO!

penny wise pound fooooolish!

samswag!

7. When a Chinese man passes by you it says"one
Bluetooth device found"

When an ugly boy/gal passes, it says, "Virus detected"=))


now this is madt!


you wanted cheap! you got cheap !
Career › Re: Common Interview Questions And Answer Tips by HARDDON: 2:02pm On Apr 04, 2013
Jarus: 4, Why should I hire you? : This is somehow related to the above. The answer to the above may also suffice, but in addition, you may add your strengths, your special skills. If I were to be on the hot seat, in addition to the above, I will add: I have been involved in a number of engagements in the past and I have never failed. From my primary school through university, through professional qualifying examinations, to the places I have worked in the past, I have been outstanding. I don’t believe your organization will be an exception. So if you hire me, I have no doubt that I will excel. Your organization cannot be an exception.

5, What are your strengths? This may not be the success decider because truth is, everybody, including your competitors for the job, will always have something good to say about himself. So common answers to this include: I am a fast learner; I am a team player; I have always exceled in all I do; etc. I don’t know of any stunner of a response other than these common answers. This question can also come as: what are your selling points? Also, depending on how you are able to maneuver, answer to question 4 above can also be modified as answer to ‘what are your selling points?’ too. It can also come as, what are your competencies?

6, What are your weaknesses? I remember an interview I did with an investment institution in late 2006, my first interview experience, just few weeks after finishing university. I had read a lot about interviews (that was basically what I spent the most of my final year doing) and known that you don’t say you don’t have any weakness. My response to that question was:

“Hmmnnn, a couple of people have told me I can be impatient while working with a team, especially with slow members. When two, three people say something, they may not wrong. So I think this is a weakness I am working on. In actual fact, the desire to achieve a team goal drives my impatience as I hate failure. But I have come to realize individual differences, especially in pace, and I’m beginning to adjust.”

Need I say, I saw the panel interviewers nodding their head sub-consciously. The basic principle in answering this kind of question is, don’t say you don’t have weakness, tell your weakness and make it known you are working on it. Also, ensure it’s a weakness that is tolerable. God help you if you say your weakness is sleeping on duty.
Adverts › Re: Size Up Ur Dick With 3in1 by HARDDON: 1:12pm On Apr 03, 2013
da heck?
Business › Re: Wao! Nairaland Is Worth $20,135,908USD Read All You Wanna Know About Nairaland! by HARDDON: 1:10pm On Apr 03, 2013
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kul stats, we heading for dem number 1 spot worever da means!
Business › Re: Wao! Nairaland Is Worth $20,135,908USD Read All You Wanna Know About Nairaland! by HARDDON: 1:10pm On Apr 03, 2013
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Romance › Re: Help!!!: Shy Guy by HARDDON: 1:07pm On Apr 03, 2013
first take: dont have a midnset that you need a gurl yet.

try and get comfortable arround them first.

how do you get comfortable arround them?

learn how to crack jokes.. to do this , you should improve on your finking on your feets skills and watch alot of joke cds and dvds.

spend alot of time visiting places where you can meet alot of them.

start very simple convo with the ones you r already used to . compliment their shoes, hair, skin, height, voice tone, just about any thing on those bodies.

very importantly, have a face book account, try to meet gurls tru chatting online with them first. then gradually tune it up to talking on phone before you finally set up a physical date.

gurls r no monsters and you got nothing to lose , but to prove.

regards

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