Romance › Re: Is It Right For A Married Man To Visit Spa And Massage Palour by Icecomrade(op): 9:24pm On Aug 29, 2015 |
nellaluv: The spa and massage palour business have been abused by naija runs gals. It's not advisable for a married man to visit such places unless ofcourse he has a dirty plan to have sex right there. I can tell you for a fact that sex is included in their services. Sex included in their service!!!!! I don't think so. The ladies act very very professionally. They are warm. They are smart. They didn't mention that during registration |
Family › Re: Did I Do The Right Thing In This Situation?? by Icecomrade: 5:38pm On Aug 29, 2015 |
No |
Travel › Re: Kunle Suara, Airforce Pilot That Died In The Crash Today (Photos) by Icecomrade: 4:02pm On Aug 29, 2015 |
RIP |
Romance › Re: Is It Right For A Married Man To Visit Spa And Massage Palour by Icecomrade(op): 3:23pm On Aug 29, 2015 |
kITATITA: There's nothing wrong with that; work on your psyche. To the masseur, you are just an object. You can look at her as if she's a doctor or physiotherapist of sort. I never had anything naughty thought in my mind while I was going there. Honestly, I felt embarrassed |
Romance › Re: Is It Right For A Married Man To Visit Spa And Massage Palour by Icecomrade(op): 3:22pm On Aug 29, 2015 |
ronald4lif: Lol! Are you married? Even if you're I don't see what's wrong in patronising a massage parlour. You would have turn the other way so she stroke your kini na, what's there. Next time pay for a home service. That would make you feel more relaxed. Am married o. That's my concern. My wife is not even aware. Don't know if I should tell her or just ignore |
Romance › Re: Is It Right For A Married Man To Visit Spa And Massage Palour by Icecomrade(op): 3:21pm On Aug 29, 2015 |
SUGARBEE: It's partially right/wrong tho..
[size=15pt]#SUGARBEE[/size] I don't understand partially wrong/right |
Romance › Is It Right For A Married Man To Visit Spa And Massage Palour by Icecomrade(op): 3:06pm On Aug 29, 2015*. Modified: 4:11pm On Aug 30, 2015 |
[b]I have never visited a Spa and Massage Parlour my life. What's the difference between professional massage and what anyone can get at home. How does it benefit ones health.
I have never shown any interest in what transpired there until one of my friend started his convincing sermons after I told him of Body aches. He couldn't stop talking about how it will benefit my health.
Today, I decided to visit a Massage Palour in Maitama he reffered me to. The place looked cool, with lots of cute guys and ladies serving as Moussetour.
After registration and payment, I had the choice to choose between a guy and a lady. I can't stand a guy touching me, so I opted for a lady. She acted professionally which put me in a comfort zone.
During my session, I embarrassingly got a hard on, as her fingers caressed my back while I laid face down. When it was time for me to face up, I couldn't. I simply told her "Am okay, I don't want to proceed any further" She thanked me and walked out. I still have more 3weeks session. I still can't get my head around what happened today.
Is it right for a married man to visit spa and massage parlour?
Does it truely have any benefit to our health?
Is it abnormal for a man to get hard on during a massage session?
How does women feel about there husbands visiting massage parlours?
Let's have reasonable feedback from those who attend massage session. [/b] |
Fashion › Re: Ladies Why Do You Wear Mini-skirt If You Dont Feel Comfortable In It? by Icecomrade: 3:09pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
Can't people just have decent conversation on Nairaland without being abusive.
Lots of immature people or premature brains. I wish access age can be restricted to 30yrs.
This is annoying.
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Politics › Re: See The Names Of Those Who Will Probe Yaradua And Jonathan's Administration by Icecomrade: 7:42am On Aug 25, 2015 |
Na today?
Let's see how many people Buhari will send to jail in 4yrs for corruption.
Maybe 100 people
Maybe 50 people
Maybe 10 people
Maybe only 5 people
Maybe just 2 people
Maybe Nobody
Please while PMB is allocating huge allowances for these men. While he is crediting their accounts, don't forget that some workers in this country even APC states has not paid workers since April.
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Romance › Re: Guys, Has A Lady Ever Scammed You Online? Share Your Experiences by Icecomrade: 1:27pm On Aug 24, 2015 |
EroticAngelina:
its nt. I took that pic in a studio and transfered it to my phone. It means you may not be this real when someone falls in love with you on social media and gets to meet you one on one. Anyone who sees your picture will assume your one angelic damsel |
Romance › Re: Guys, Has A Lady Ever Scammed You Online? Share Your Experiences by Icecomrade: 5:32am On Aug 24, 2015 |
EroticAngelina: it fits them since their konji-ransacked brain can't do without toasting and dating girls they meet online 
and the foolish ones get scammed by them. smh Is your profile pic not a scam |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Set Up Special Courts For Looters- The Punch by Icecomrade: 4:46am On Aug 24, 2015 |
omogidi234: .
Many thanks for the constructive and well tailored point. The truth is No institution can be created without the Constitutional requirement of passing a Bill to enact such institution and from the information in the news the Bill is already being put together. Obviously, I do not expect that the Bill would be passed and they would be runnning up and down to source for people to work in such institution. Please can you avail me source of the information that bills are being put together? Should the bill be put together, is there probability that it may not scale through legislation? Why is this hurdle not a priority instead flooding social media with something less relevant. Are you not seeing this news as one of those jargons that flood the media sold to gullible Nigerians? Don't you think it's high time sound minds began to put these people in proper perspective rather than joining in this charade? |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Set Up Special Courts For Looters- The Punch by Icecomrade: 4:31pm On Aug 23, 2015 |
omogidi234: Yes I am. If you are a lawyer, isn't it surprising that you approached issue of this nature from that perspective? If you are a lawyer, I had expected you to query the authenticity of this news considering the facts in the news itself. Am surprised that it you didn't even question the issue of legislation which should have preceded the issue of selection of judges. A special court cannot be established without national assembly legislation. Right now no bill has been drafted to that effect. Its not even certain if the bill will be approved by the national assembly. You didn't see anything wrong in addressing thosee uncertainty before talking about selection of juges |
Politics › Re: After Jonathan's Exit: Ex-Niger Delta Militants Tone Down Lifestyles- Leadership by Icecomrade: 3:20pm On Aug 22, 2015 |
Konga |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Set Up Special Courts For Looters- The Punch by Icecomrade: 1:45pm On Aug 22, 2015 |
omogidi234: ejibaba, Have you been to court lately? Do you see their list? Let me use Abeokuta for example. Each time I had cases in Abeokuta, the court was always filled to the brim. You will see a judge with about 15- 20 cases per day. Among those cases, there would Ruling, there would be judgment, hearing of applications and the most tedious one TRIAL. You will see Judges who sit from 9 to 4pm and sometimes they have to adjourn some matters without hearing the lawyers. These processes go on every day until Mid/late July when they go on Vacation and resume late September or thereabout. I used Abeokuta because Litigation traffic is low there. You want to try Lagos, between 30 to 60 cases per day. Once the Judges see the list, he/she will mutter (you people want to kill me before my time, no problem, I will stylishly take 5 cases and adjourn the rest).
I have written all these epistles to let you appreciate how congested the courts are, so asking them to come and try new set of cases and wanting them to deliver judgment in a short-while is a suicide mission. Are you a lawyer? |
Politics › Re: Buhari To Set Up Special Courts For Looters- The Punch by Icecomrade: 1:36pm On Aug 22, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Help:why Do Some Nigerians Oppose Their Son Marrying A Female Bank Marketer? by Icecomrade: 7:00am On Aug 16, 2015 |
mutter: I guess most people of his parents age share that opinion. About 30 years ago when there was the boom of merchant banks in Nigeria and marketers. As at that time many of them had little idea of anything to do with banking. merchant banks sprang up then like mushrooms . It took some years before the government became more alert . I do not doubt that the job of a marketer today is highly qualified and professional but parents of today probably still have the old picture in their head. Merchant Banks or commercial Banks? Is it 30yrs ago or About 20yrs ago?
Please what transpired with influx of new generation banks at about the time you are making reference that are stuck in the head of our old parents?
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Family › Re: Help:why Do Some Nigerians Oppose Their Son Marrying A Female Bank Marketer? by Icecomrade: 6:50pm On Aug 15, 2015 |
mutter: As I wrote she should be judged by her qualities and not by her job. The job of a bad reputation. Certainly does not mean that every woman conpromses in the job . But I go a step Futher to say even if she did it might be circumstances that led to it. Nigeria is a country without any social or welfare system. In such a country it is unfair to stand in judgment over anyone that has to compromise. This is the sad situation and abuse of wo.en brought about by a foul system. Whose opinion is it that the job has a bad reputation?
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Politics › Re: Mugabe Still Angry At Nigeria Over Sahara TV Incident by Icecomrade: 12:35pm On Aug 15, 2015 |
Sa |
Family › Re: Help:why Do Some Nigerians Oppose Their Son Marrying A Female Bank Marketer? by Icecomrade: 12:20pm On Aug 15, 2015 |
mutter: There is so much more to marriage than you can ever understand unless you have spent some years in it. Especially in an African marriage where family is still held in high esteem. Also the Impact of a divorce on the spouses and kid's is terrible. Marriage comes with allot of joy but also with pain. The parents are aware of this and want to avoid their son making a wrong choice. However the girl should be judged by all her qualities and not her job. Sometimes a LovePeddler can make a better wife than a Virgin. It might have been circumstances that led her to have to take the job. It is also circumstances that make women compromise their bodies . As long as the man can deal with her past if the woman has good qualities and he loves her let him go ahead. But parents hardly change their opinion for the better. She would be on scrutiny throughout the marriage. Are you seriously concluding that she already has compromised character as a female Marketer in a bank.
If yes, how did come about your judgment. If no, what's the basis for your advice here. Cos I clicked Share to it
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Politics › Re: N59bn Abuja Airport Expressway Becoming A Death Trap (Pics) by Icecomrade: 3:05pm On Aug 14, 2015 |
FERMA. Look into this |
Politics › Re: PDP Chieftain Insists Jonathan’s Centenary City Project Was ‘fraud’- The Nation by Icecomrade: 3:53am On Aug 14, 2015 |
Lawyer well paid |
Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by Icecomrade: 1:00am On Aug 14, 2015 |
walemoney007: I thought everybody in d south south[b] blivs in biafra Make your issues clear. What's the contention? |
Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by Icecomrade: 11:56pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Chiwude: Nigeria died in 1970. I think it died earlier than that. In 1967 when over 30,000 Igbo's where killed across the Northern states. When the war against common civilians started. That was the year, Nigeria died.
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Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by Icecomrade: 6:10pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
merry02: u claim u knw right,ojukwu lead the war while the Abury traty was meant to foster peace btw gowon and ojukwu in Ghana.. Park well. Please don't quote me again. You can make any comment on the tread and I wont look your direction |
Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by Icecomrade: 5:57pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
sebali: I never knew his resume was dis strong...... Dat means he was suppose 2 kn wat a confederation meant.... Anyway wat happened had happened, ibos shud let it go or up their political game so as 2 be more relevant in national issues or come 2geda and use legal means 2 pursue d biafran dream(SS xcluded) if dey still want such and stop crying foul at every little opportunity and plss beg ur brodas in NL 2 stop dis biafra biafra infiltration of every thread. Finally dis is d first am having a good conversation without abuses flowing up and down (d usual NL mantra) wen pple have opposite views. Tank U. Thanks Bro, I seek meaningful. People to add value to my knowledge and actually did by opening up another horizon to this issue. I was born and bred in the North.We lived in 8 Northern states with my family. I used to hate anything called Biafra. Things happen and you are forced to trace your root especially when you have being a victim of Northern crisis. God help us Do have a warm day ahead. |
Jokes Etc › Re: Patience Jonathan Arrested In The United States ? by Icecomrade: 5:50pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Lie lie people
Source? |
Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by Icecomrade: 5:34pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
sebali: U kn dey said Gowon wasnt educated and didnt realize he had signed 4 a confederation, coming back home he got to realize dis and inturn went against..... On Aburi blame it on Gowon's lack of proper education. You check out that kind of excuse nah! Haba! Check his profile and tell me if Gowon was truely an illeterate. Or people making excuses to justify their heinous acts. He received his secondary education in Zaria, Nigeria where, in 1953, he obtained the senior Cambridge
school leaving certificate. The following year, he enrolled in the Nigerian Army and was sent to the Regular Officers' Special Training School at Teshie in Ghana. In 1955, he went to Britain for further military training, and was at Eaton Hall, Cheshire, until May, 1955, before entering the RMAS Anzio Company, Sandhurst, where he remained until the end of 1956.
For the first half of 1957, Lt-Col Gowon attended the young officers' course at Hythe and Warminster, England. he was posted as second-lieutenant to the 4th Battalion of the Nigerian Army at Ibadan, then Western Nigeria's capital city.
He attended a course at the Staff College, Camberley, Surrey, in 1962, In 1963 he was promoted lieutenant-colonel and appointed the Adjutant-General of the Nigerian Army. January 15, he was appointed Chief of Staff at Army Headquarters. I have a feeling that on his return, some group of people twisted his mind. I don't listen to what people said anymore cos they fed us with lies. Research and you will see their deceptions |
Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by Icecomrade: 5:13pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
sebali: U re right northerners ova did it.... Ibos were slaughtered... Esp. d civilian killing and d in house barrack slaughter of ibo soldiers, no justification for dese bt all am saying is ibos shud also share in d blame because d actions initiated all dat followed. Am not aware of 20pounds stuff govt wasn't fair in doing so. My point generally is dat ibos should not look at it won sided, as dey rain curse on Yorubas cos of Awo dey shud also give Yorubas some credit cos of Fajuyi who sacrificed his life 4 Ironsi, as dey point out d errors of d F. G and northerners dey shud also giv some blame to kaduna Nzougbo and his crew.... Blame Ironsi 4 nothin handling d aftermath of d failed coup as he ought to. And ibos shud let Yorubas be...... Dey choose one Nigeria just d way Nnamdi as against Awo's pre independence request chose one Nigeria. Generalizing Awo's action to all yoruba's is wrong. I totally agree with you on that. I don't advocate for it and won't support such. Most people react that way when there is a direct attack on the igbo's coming the that region.
Let me add that. The coup was avenged by the Northerners. They should ve left it at that. We wouldn't have been having this conversation now.
When the killings ended, the igbo's felt injustice and lack of protection from a government where we preach One Nigeria, they should ve let them go.
If you follow the Aburi peace accord, which is the most annoying, Gowon should have dis associated himself with the resolutions there and then. Why decieve everyone. You need to see the video documentary of of that convention. Go to youtube, you will find that.
This was done in a peaceful atmosphere. They all laughed andd joked in Ghana, shared wine together only to come back renege.
The killings where totally unnecessary. Its heart breaking.
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Politics › Re: Gbenga Daniel Replies Soyinka: Your Comments Betray Your Repute by Icecomrade: 4:59pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
SLIDEwaxie: lol...dude, u're a moronic entity.
You really believed what I said abt 'joking'? Lol...
Your foolishness knows no bound bro... I have benefited nothing over my conversation with you. I have accepted all the names you called me.
Please don't quote me again.
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Politics › Re: Buhari Sacks NPA Md, Reinstates Abdullahi. by Icecomrade: 4:46pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
dayo23: Very good appointment, The new MD Habibu Abdullahi already knows that no room for stealing is not corruption, any rubbish and you are kicked out like football Are you aware of any corruption allegation leveled against him? WaitinG for your response |