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Nairaland General › Re: Analyze nairaland Guys Here? by InkedNerd(f): 6:19am On Apr 08, 2011 |
Hotie Tima: Inked_Nerd huni how many darlings do u have here man make up your mind  I'm just being friendly  |
Nairaland General › Re: Why Treat Ms Potato This Way? by InkedNerd(f): 6:17am On Apr 08, 2011 |
[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=640537.msg8076882#msg8076882 date=1302222005]Who is the Somali guy [/quote]There's a couple of them here on Nairaland. So far there's Advocator, Elyas, african1, and Somaliland. There might be more of them, who knows? 
[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=640537.msg8076882#msg8076882 date=1302222005]Why the sad face?[/quote]Because some of them come across as nice guys but some of the things they do and say on Nairaland kinda put me off  |
Nairaland General › Re: Analyze nairaland Guys Here? by InkedNerd(f): 6:12am On Apr 08, 2011 |
OAM4J: may be it's me 
hi Inked_Nerd How was your day? My day was lovely. How was yours my dear? 
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Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Help! Am In Love With Inked Nerd by InkedNerd(f): 5:38am On Apr 08, 2011 |
^^^ Hehehe  |
Romance › Re: Why Do Tall Ladies Feel Superior? by InkedNerd(f): 5:36am On Apr 08, 2011 |
^^^ You don mean am?  |
Nairaland General › Re: Analyze nairaland Guys Here? by InkedNerd(f): 5:35am On Apr 08, 2011 |
When did him and I become a couple?  |
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Nairaland General › Re: Analyze nairaland Guys Here? by InkedNerd(f): 5:26am On Apr 08, 2011 |
Hotie Tima:
huni your boyfriend was looking for u i promise him that i will let u know once u got here my brother like's  lol, who's my boyfriend?  |
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Romance › Re: Why Do Tall Ladies Feel Superior? by InkedNerd(f): 4:20am On Apr 08, 2011 |
rokiatu: MICHEAL BLACKSON SAID THE SAME THING.
That was the brightest in his village.
see how dark he look 
P.S This is just a joke, he said this in a comedy show. Omg, I can't stand that dude 
[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=641534.msg8076741#msg8076741 date=1302219371]The taller they are the harder they fall. [/quote]Shaarap munchkin!!  |
Nairaland General › Re: Warning: Some "guys" Are "girls" On Nairaland by InkedNerd(f): 4:18am On Apr 08, 2011 |
@OP: This is disturbing  |
Nairaland General › Re: You Nigerians Should Feel Honored Today Because A Somali(me) Is Visiting Here: by InkedNerd(f): 12:03am On Apr 08, 2011 |
Ok, you can delete it now  |
Romance › Re: Let Say You Caught (him/her) Cheating On You? by InkedNerd(f): 12:01am On Apr 08, 2011 |
MRBrownJ: Oh boy, I saw a video a few days ago on NAF about a guy who caught his gf cheating. So he had her, and the guy she was cheating with, have more sex while he videotaped it and then uploaded it online. The jilted BF was with a friend of his who had a cutlass so the cheaters jejely did what the "director of the movie" asked them to do (even spreading her leg to the camera). The poor cheating guy was BEGGING for his life the WHOLE time.BWAAAAAAH PRICELESS. . . . . ONLY IN 9JA!!!!
Here is the link to watch(or download) the vid and crack your ribs: http://www./video/334442-937656791e.html MRBrownJ: H o t s h a r e . N E T (between the www. And the /) Na wa o!! 
That's just terrible  |
Romance › Re: What Do You Think Of This Statement? by InkedNerd(f): 11:58pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
[quote author=chi-baby link=topic=641564.msg8076513#msg8076513 date=1302216808]All words. Words dnt count. They dnt mean a thing. [b]However words+actions is the champion [/b] [/quote]chi-baby has said it all  |
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Nairaland General › Re: You Nigerians Should Feel Honored Today Because A Somali(me) Is Visiting Here: by InkedNerd(f): 11:54pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
No, it doesn't. If it did, member would only be messaging each other instead of actually using the threads. |
Romance › Re: Why Do Tall Ladies Feel Superior? by InkedNerd(f): 11:52pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
@OP: I only feel superior if I'm with short girls. I never feel superior around short guys. I may crack a few jokes here and there [they do the same to me] but aside from that I'm cool with my height and so are the dudes.
::[/b]No offense short ladies[b]:: |
Nairaland General › Re: You Nigerians Should Feel Honored Today Because A Somali(me) Is Visiting Here: by InkedNerd(f): 11:49pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
Somaliland: Thank you sis. It was worth telling the story even if you are the only person interested in it, thats all worth it.
Facebook I don't have it.
Also Puntland have sort of achieved that goal anyway. This year for the first time in 20 years Peaceful Somaliland that has avoided any clan fighting, had its first one because of Puntland but luckily it ended with a ceasefire but its a catch 22 situation we may have lost that land but we still have out army base there but we sort of need that land for recognition.
Of you want to talk more about somaliland, I could email you I have gmail for more info and questions you may have.
I would be pleased to tell you. Yes, I have more questions and yes, you can e-mail it to me some more info. Sorry but I don't usually post my e-mail address for privacy purposes  |
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Romance › Re: Nigerian Women Are Financial Burdens by InkedNerd(f): 11:32pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
fork adict: You are only reiterating what Sandra said in her miserable post. LOVE IS NOT EQUAL TO SHOWERING GIFTS, FOOD AND MONEY ON LADIES. Once in a while, i guess its ok to give a chic gifts and or money. But showering gifts and money on a chic ? Hell NO. Most naija chics expect guys to shower all these on them and that is where the forking problem lies. That is extortion gotdamnit. Whatever happened to unconditional love??
Let me even tell you a story of one of a friend's sister. While she was in the university, a senior colleague of mine tried to woo her while they both were still in the university. she turned him down. What i do not know for sure is how many times this guy tried to woo her. But after graduating, the guy fortunately got a job with Schlumberger. He went back to woo this same chic and she agreed to date him. They later got married. Why do you think she didn't turn him down after he got a job with Schlum?? This is my point and that of most guys on this thread. How many naija chics accept guys based strictly on natural feelings they have for the guy? Those who do initially will still end up taxing the guy later on in the relationship and God bless the poor guy if he cant cope with her demands. That's when she'll start accusing him of not being able to take care of a lady.
Let me even ask you this question and i hope you answer me. If it's a guy's responsibility in a relationship to shower gifts and food and money on a chic. What then is the chic's responsibilty Anxiously waiting for your response I wasn't reiterating, I was trying to clarify since most of you seemed to enjoy descend on her for posting what she did. You want me to answer your question huh? Well answer mine first? At what point in time did I say that it was a guy's responsibility in a relationship to shower gifts, food,money on a girl? Go back a reread what I said.
Kingsleyinfo: hmnn after about 20 posts we finally see a lady trying to stand up for the women.
firstly on my posts i use the words (some, most,). i even mentioned that i got one of the few good ones so don't give me that generalizations bullshit all that one na grammer.
Secondly, if it were to be a thread about gender equality, or who cheats the most, this thread would have been flooded with so many ladies trying to prove their point. that is why i said on the very post you highlighted, ladies should defend themselves, they should help us understand why they are like that, but for where dem don run far,
Men give gifts to show they care, women demand gifts to show they are greedy, and most annoying is when they make it a criteria for going into a relationship, it just shows how much self worth they have.
i once asked a girl out, back in my secondary school days, and after she accepted, she later changed her mind on the advice of her friend who thought i could not care for her, today the friend that gave her that advice was decieved by a driver who posed to be a shell staff, using his masters house and cars, he successfully got her pregnant before she realised, today both of them can't look at me in the eye, that is what i am talking about. our ladies see relationship as a process where the end game is money,
me i have said my own. any lady that has a point to prove should come here and air her thoughts so we can know what she is made of as they say out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh. they can't contribute for fear they will give themselves away,
I doff my heart for all those nigerian ladies who really know their onions, as for the 97% vain women of all ages may they find what they are looking for and much more that they bargained for.
irresponsible she goats. Kingsleyinfo my dear, I think you need to get your eyes checked. Either your eyes aren't working you completely bypassed the first page of this thread. If you had looked carefully then you would have seen and known that I was the second women to reply to this thread before you even jumped on board. As I stated before, I don't know where your eyes were because although you may have used words such as "some" and "most"--your first post on the thread specifically mentioned a generalization. Although not all of what you wrote was a generalization I still noticed it. You said "I still find it difficult to understand why women associate love with money, like someone earlier pointed out, a white lady can marry any man as long as he is honest (that is not to say that some don't marry for money) but the the majority of them will always choose honesty over material gain, simply because they understand that they too can work and earn their own money." And because I noticed this doesn't mean you need to refer to my observation a bullshit. Because you and perhaps some other men have had bad experiences, you make it seem like the majority of women are like that. Perhaps the majority of women you have encountered are like that but those women are not a representation of us as whole. Some men use women for sex so is it fair for me to assume that majority of men are like that? No, it could be that the majority of the individuals that that person have encountered are like that.
aribisala0: i believe if you are a bit thoughtful you can telll what people are about by reading their posts not what they say but what is left unsaid. this is ,unerringly, quite loud 
bhusayor: You guys just keep lamenting everywhere as if some guys dont share the blame as well
You complain bitterly about girls being golddiggers, yet you keep spending on them
Why dont you create a thread to address your fellow men to be more reasonable
Most men are ready to spend their savings on babes just to impress them and get them to date them
If you started this way, What then do you expect from the relationship. The same set of people whinning over the place are guilty of this!
BTW, why must you always go to materialistic/ 'sophisticated' babes when we have a lot of non materialistic and responsible ones out there
*and dont you tell me we dont have the latter cos i knw a whole lot of them  Good point bhusayor.
190: NEWEST GOLD DIGGER IN TOWN!!  Can you stop throwing stones you parasitical hypocrite?!?!
Amya: No seriously, when will this Nigerian women bashing thread stop? Sometimes there are two or three of these threads running concurrently!
Now, to the topic. . . . The typical Nigerian male sees himself as an alpha male. Ego comes into play. They wouldn't want to settle with with a self sufficient woman, age and the fear of losing respect make them run to those ladies that are dependent. Having someone who depend on them unconciously make them feel the hero.
There are so many beautiful independent women out there that believe in footing their bills and tabs, but our nigerian men happen to not-be-attracted to them.
So, there it is guys, you can't eat your cake and have it! Tell am o!!! I have met some African men who have openly told me that they would never date men because they think I'm "too independent". Some of our men both Nigerian and non-Nigerian Africans seem to let their egos and pride get in the way.
bhusayor: Seriously the rate at which guys lament about this issue is sickening 
Hardly would a day go without this topic
Some dont even have the 'Gold' yet they complain 
Keep your money to yourselves, na by force to spend  Lmao 
Mcleo007: @bhusayor, u dont have to blame the guys. There's tough economic recession, meaning that times are very hard, yet the girls wont understand. I personally dont have a GD (GOLD DIGGER) of a gf; cos i dont role with lame chicks, but then, a couple of friends of mine have fallen prey of these 'giraffes', and its quite saddening. Yes, that is very true. |
Nairaland General › Re: You Nigerians Should Feel Honored Today Because A Somali(me) Is Visiting Here: by InkedNerd(f): 11:26pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
cold: Information overload.So where's Puntland in all of this lol, I like all the information his providing. It's really is interesting. I actually feel like I'm learning something. A lot of the things I know about world history were things I had to seek out on my own because the school system here either never taught it or watered it down. Had I not asked him the questions that I did, I probably wouldn't have know about Somaliland.
Somaliland: Thank you sister please do and try to find out things even I don't know Your really nice thanks for the compliments.
Ok you asked me a very very difficult question. There is no correct answer, but if I am 100% honest Somali. I will always be somali my ancesters are somali all greater somalia(Please research this too, somaliland is not the only sufferer) Greater somalia is not only the Somalia of today. It includes: Ogaden a part of somalia that has always been part of Somalia but to weaken us the British made colonial borders and gave a HUGE HUGE chunk of somalia to Ethiopia then called it the ogaden region which is the name of 1 tribe of people who live there yes the majority but its not solely there land this smartly lead to others living in that area to say you fight Ethiopia for that land we have nothing to do with you. Thus causing tensions betweens tribes, very smart the british.
They also gave another section of somalia in 1886 to Kenya, called NFD again a solely somali area 100% somali but former somali land. And Djibouti former french somaliland used to be 100% somali but the french bastardised them and taught them French told them be with us, then throw about another tribe and brought in another Somali tribe to the area thus making them loyal to them very smart. Then to save there asses they brought a east african tribe non-somali one into the area as back up incase somalis come back and try to take the land back.
So taking into account my history and language which is called somali therefore I am Somali.
But if Somaliland becomes recognized then I am a Somalilander. Honstly, you have really opened my eyes to a lot of things today. Have you thought about starting a Facebook page for pro Somaliland recognition? There are many pro this and that groups on Facebook--you could use that as a means of spreading the word. That way you can reach a greater audience.
Somaliland: Puntland is a B***h that acts like it is part of Somalia but really only cares about itself and its one tribe. It fights over parts of Somaliland borders, give smaller tribes in Somaliland weapons so they fight and ruin somaliland so they can take over the disputed land.
Basically Puntland was created to make Somaliland destabilized and like south Somalia always in war.  |
Nairaland General › Re: You Nigerians Should Feel Honored Today Because A Somali(me) Is Visiting Here: by InkedNerd(f): 11:06pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
Somaliland: I was 7 but I got back every 1-2 years. Yes please do research.
Even I find it unusual why we have not been internationally. Please spread the name sister, I'm sick and tired of us not being recognized even South sudan was with no borders and real government.
Remember though brother and sister Somalia was never just one country just like other african countries. Every tribe had a town and area, then every area had a emperior/leader who ruled that land. North somalia had one and South somalia had another. It was never 1 country. Then the british came and made Somaliland a Protectorate not a colony but a Protectorate and South Somalia had Italy.
Then we ousted them in 1960 and Somaliland was a country for 7 days then we decided for the first time in history to make a country and we did. But 1 corrupt, silly, greedy president who only helped his clan and killed other clans ruined the country. A war with ETHIOPIA in 1977 that we won then he got greedy and almost invaded the whole country made Yemen, Cuba, Ethiopian army, Soviet union as well as others fight against somalia then we lost our original land. Destroyed the whole economy a war ensued for the oppressed people. North somalia won.
Now we are here. I will indeed.
You seem to take great pride in your country. That's very good
So when people ask you what your nationality is, how do you respond? |
Nairaland General › Re: You Nigerians Should Feel Honored Today Because A Somali(me) Is Visiting Here: by InkedNerd(f): 10:46pm On Apr 07, 2011 |
Somaliland: No problem sister I was born there and lived there for a number of years but am currently in UK.
Yes its a great country it was liberated by Mujahidiids, called SNM. They fought the entire country of Somalia and the entire army. It was a war for 3000 men with poor weapons and no tanks and aircrafs against a superior army of over 30,000 with tanks, soviet and american weapons as well as huge aircrafts.
Thank god we took over one town Burco stole there weapons and used it against them. Then fought in the mountains and took over all of North-east Somalia and renamed it Somaliland after the former protectorate British Somaliland(before 1960 we had no history with Somalia). Yes now we are a country independent have nothing to do with somalia.
But we are not internationally recognised. Yet we still strive work hard, have a democratic government shock in Africa. A bank our own money, everything. You name it we got it sister. Its very very interesting our story. Hmmm, I know a bit about the Mujahidiids. Its a shame that the country isn't internationally recognized. I'm gonna do more research on this 
Thinking about all of this is reminding me of the conflicts in Somalia. I remember when I was about 2 or 3 and I'd see things on the news about the conflicts in the area.
How old were you when you left?
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=638752.msg8076169#msg8076169 date=1302212640]This reminds me of Biafraland (Google it), may Biafra's own dream come true in the following years. . . .or month by God's grace.
Freedom is some sort of sweetness that has no "close to perfect" substitution .[/quote]Yes, it does!! 
Thanks for pointing that out. |