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I'm actually still around. I just don't post and rarely ever log in. Hope everyone's good though. 1 Like |
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lol I didn't know other cities around the world did that. |
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Chicolee: Please who knows any good darkening soap or cream. The price doesn't matter. Your suggestions are needed. What do you mean by darkening soap or cream? Do you want to become darker? |
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swizzle: How did you think babies were made before you got to know how they were really made? I can't really remember at what point I knew that something had 2 be inserted somewhere but I tot the guy had to pee inside the lady! grin. I had a friend that thought if u prayed u got pregnant! Honestly, I don't know. I never really thought about it. To be honest when I was a kid, I actually used to think a woman could give birth to a child who was any age. |
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ayodot: Hi @all. I don't know what I have been doing wrong lately and I need help seriously. After summon up the the courage to pour out my heart to a lady, we start getting along but before I know it I'm in the prison called 'Friend Zone'. For us to know what you're doing wrong, we'd have to know what you're doing period. So, what have you been doing with her? |
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aiyeboy: some days ago why on a chat with a lady,which somehow led to who is more Is it that you didn't lose or that the girl you were arguing with didn't have enough sense to dispute those bogus numbers you provided? How is it that you even came up with those numbers? Do you have any facts to back them up or do you simply like to believe that you've had your way in an argument? I'm gonna be very honest. Both men are women are faithful and unfaithful (some more than others) but it is certainly not a gender based thing--it's a human thing. 1 Like |
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sauer: Agege bread?!?! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() lol @ you in Eat, Pray, Love. Why's it weird to see my text in times new roman? Wasn't it like that before? |
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sauer: No I didn't. I tried IMing you a couple of times after we last exchanged IMs but I didn't hear back from you so I just gave up ![]() ![]() |
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@EVERYONE: For those of you who use the Medimix soap, please be aware the company has changed the design of the soap box. It now looks like the image posted below. It's still the same so if you come across a box of the old Medimix design, you can still use it as well. Osynan: One of the members on previously mentioned that they bought theirs at 26b, Olutunda Street, Ilupeju; Lagos--the name of d shop is "Shop Perfect". Aside from that, I have no idea as to where you will be able to purchase the soap. All I can say is to be on the lookout if/when you are shopping within the Lagos area. Good luck! ![]()
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Mrs.Chima: What happened to your husband? All of a sudden you have a boyfriend. Damn, I missed out on a lot ![]() |
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Mrs.Chima: Awww, she's cute! ![]() Greek boyfriend?! ![]() You been holding out on me? I demand that you direct me to his brothers (if he has any) ![]() ![]() |
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pleep: ^ like 100% of male stippers are homos. Smh, that's such a huge misconception ![]() |
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Mrs.Chima: Hey sis! Missed ya. Been gone for a while but I'm back now. What's up? |
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Sure I can. Especially if he or she is shakin' it for me and bringing home money for the two of us ![]() |
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Idowuogbo:lol just been busy. Nairaland got kinda wack so I left. I was in class so I decided to kill time so I logged on to see what's new. What'd I miss girl? ![]() |
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I'm totally open to being with a guy who has dreads. I was with one before and his hair was beautiful. It was curly and was light golden brown. I believe I mentioned it before on a thread once. I used to love playing around with his hair, especially when he'd get then re-twisted. |
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Onuokwu: Well nna, here's the thing about your question, though I am aware that as individuals of various ethnic backgrounds, cultural backgrounds, and religious backgrounds, I can't necessarily say that I would use objective observation as a means of "rooting out" who I'd be most or least likely to marry. There are things that I don't like about men of certain nationalities based on what I've observed but I never used it as a means of creating some sort of hierarchy as to who I'd marry. I've heard members of my family speak ill of a particular ethnic group but never in my life have I ever used that to judge a whole group. Yes, there generalizations (and I'm sure those generalizations stem from somewhere) and certain common characteristics but I wouldn't use that as a means of not wanting to get to know marry, or rank an individual. My response isn't written with the intention on being politically correct, it is written because that is truly what I think and feel. |
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I have no personal preference, I love my Nigerian men all the same ![]() 1 Like |
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Personally, I'd say none of the above. The concept of marriage is one that tends to stem from social construct. Is it a nice felling to know that there is someone who will be with you through thick and thin? Indeed it is nice but you don't need an institutional, social, or religious (yes, I know religion wasn't mentioned) concept to really enable to have a feeling of personal higher existence. 2 Likes |
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pro01: If you believe what a girl says about this money/spending issue, then you're on a looong thing. The ones that don't ask for cash outright are often the most dangerous sef. They lure you into a false sense of safety (as in, oh my babe is different oh, she is not demanding and money-conscious like the others, modupe fun Olorun oh). Na big lie. More often than not, those types expect you to use your 'church mind' (as the colloquialism goes) to 'support' them with cash where necessary, or buy them nice gifts every now and then, take them out to swanky places/ eat outs ever so frequently, etc (all of which still require varying levels of spending). If you fail to do those, she might not complain, but she'd sooner or later cave in to the pressures of more spendthrift 'alternatives' - in addition to the 'wise counsel' of her friends, sisters and whatnot - and manufacture a convenient non-spending-related reason to dump your broke/stingy/recession-hit azz for a more 'caring' and 'reasonable' guy. Like Wislet, there is a heaping load of bias within your statement. While there are bits and pieces of what you said that could make sense only in the minds of bitter men who feel that they have been "wronged", that's not to way that what you've said in its entirety is true. Newsflash, not everyone is out to get your menfolk. Perhaps if you'd take a step back and examine the culture which fosters such notions of a man spending on a woman to "show his love" then you might just see the intricate details in such occurrences. At the end of it all, no one can force you me, or any other inidividual to spend what you don't want to spend, nor can they force you to do what you don't want to do. If someone regardless of gender or motive has given you reason to believe that their reasons for wanting to be in your company may not be what it appears to be then I suggest you re-evalute your relationship with the inidivual. |
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@OP: Right now, I'm watching "Black house". The next movie I wanna see is Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai. I heard it's really gory ![]() ![]()
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acidtalk: Must money exchange hands on several occasions before a lady start to open her heart for a guy? Yes, a man can still be loved if he doesn't spend. I have met guys who have been quite generous when it came to their finances but because of my feelings towards a guy spending money on me, I tend to shy away from things like that. When I was in high school, I used to spend money on my best friend all the time [my best friend is a guy by the way]--everything from going out to eat, buying him clothes, or paying for him to take his SAT and ACT. For me, at that time I never saw it as an issue and neither did he. It was always understood that my generosity towards him was based on love [like a brother and sister]. At this point, you're probably wondering what the hell does me spending money on my best friend have to do with this? My point is, I was raised with the idea that I didn't need s guy to constantly pay for things for me. Yes, I understand that I am very much a part of a culture that teaches men that one of many ways to show care or affection for a woman is to "shower" her with items of generosity but having a guy "shower" me with gifts isn't a bad thing but I do like the idea of being able to take care of myself. As a whole, it usually takes me a while before I can actually accept something from a guy. It's something that I tend to put off for quite a while or at least till that person and I have established a solid relationship. For me, love isn't won by finances rather it is won by the character of the guy. 2 Likes |
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Mynd_44: So you are back for good? Yeah, I'll try to post as often as I can. bennyraz: @inked_nerd.. Welcome back Thanks! ![]() |
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freecocoa: Alrighty dear,you gat all the time you need,i missed you loads too. Thanks! ![]() Ranoscky: Inked nerd, u know "two HOT guys on here but u forgot their names...?? lol as odd as it may sound, it's true. I did tell one of the guys that he was handsome but the other one, I never mentioned to him that I thought he was a hottie. I may not remember his name but I remember the ethnic group he was from. . . I can't say though, because it might be a dead give away on who he is. Mynd_44: lol, I wasn't shy--I just didn't see the need in doing anything else. |
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pendo89: lol, I'm not gonna lie as annoying as some Nairalanders can be I have missed this forum and the people on it. Being on this site is like being on a Nigerian version of the Osbournes ![]() bennyraz: where hav u been? I decided to stay away from Nairaland for some time. I let my emotions get the best of me and got emotionally involved to something that rubbed me the wrong way so I needed some time away from Nairaland before I came back. I'm back [again] though ![]() |
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@OP: Well, I used to enjoy reading people's perspectives on certain issues but now it just feels like everything is watered down ![]() |
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Mynd_44: lol of course I have some attraction to certain characters on this forum, that is something I most definitely will not lie about but among those I have had any inkling attraction to, it would most likely be someone/anyone who I think I'm compatible with. I did see two guy on Nairaland who were HOT!!!! But I don't even remember their names. freecocoa: No vex sista. I've got some new to share with you. Missed ya but I'll explain everything, just gimme some time ![]() |
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Mynd_44: ^^ lol as open as I have been on this forum, do you truly think I'm bluffing? |
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