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Romance › Re: Nigeria Most Eligible Bachelor - Jide Adenuga by InkedNerd(f): 6:40am On Mar 04, 2012

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obowunmi:
wat r ur stats ? how r ur hips in a bikini r u heavy in the front ?

I don't know my actual measurements but I'm not heavy in the front or the back. My hips are just fine in a bikini lol. I have a physique that's more like a dancer or volleyball player. When I say dancer, I don't mean like a video girl or stripper. I'm just tall and slim. I have curves in my own little way. That's pretty much the best way I can describe my physique. wink

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Romance › Re: Nigeria Most Eligible Bachelor - Jide Adenuga by InkedNerd(f): 6:13am On Mar 04, 2012

lol well here are a couple of reasons but for the most part, I'm just tired and when winter comes, I tend to stay indoors more. Had it been summer time, I'd probably be sleeping over at a friends house, at a house party, or chillin' at a lounge or bar with some friends. Gimme 2 or 3 months and things will change--shorts, tank tops, bikini's and mini dresses.

Romance › Re: Nigeria Most Eligible Bachelor - Jide Adenuga by InkedNerd(f): 6:01am On Mar 04, 2012

obowunmi:

Romance › Re: A Scar Face by InkedNerd(f): 5:31am On Mar 04, 2012

[quote author=Mrs, Chima link=topic=885598.msg10324800#msg10324800 date=1330827202]The right woman will appreciate his outter and inner beauty.

He needs to focus on healing and forgiveness so he can truly embrace his Queen. [/quote]Yup!

Romance › Re: Nigeria Most Eligible Bachelor - Jide Adenuga by InkedNerd(f): 5:27am On Mar 04, 2012

obowunmi:
they look like transvestites

Why are you insulting transvestites like that? What did they do to you? lol, trust me I know a bunch of transvestites and they look nothing like those girls grin

obowunmi:
^^^^^are you single ? Hope you don't look like them.

Yes, I'm single and no I don't look like them grin

Romance › Re: Fear Of Being Disvirgined by InkedNerd(f): 3:05am On Mar 04, 2012

@OP: Nothing will get rid of this fear unless you are truly ready. There are ways though for you to lesson this fear. If you get to know your body on an intimate level and understand your body and how it works it can lessen this fear of yours. I assure you though, you have nothing to fear.

Romance › Re: A Scar Face by InkedNerd(f): 2:59am On Mar 04, 2012

@OP: Hmmm, I've never been with a guy with a facial scare but I have been with guys with body scars. I don't really see it as a big deal. . . I tend to like tribal marks so I don't really think a 4cm scar on someone's face will send me running. I once came across a Yoruba guy who had a huge tribal mark on his cheek and I still thought he was handsome. If anything the tribal marks where what made me take notice of him. OP, I would understand why your friend would be self-conscious about it but he needs to carry himself with more confidence regardless of whether or not any girl is hitting on him or checkin' him out. There's more to him than looks so he needs to look within himself and love himself as he is. As a man and a human being, he has more to offer than just his looks. And even if some girl doesn't find him appealing, there are plenty of other girls that will.

deniyor:
How can any lady accept him if he cant accept himself?

Exactly!

Business › Re: Does Nigeria Have Privacy Laws? by InkedNerd(f): 2:42am On Mar 04, 2012

Pukkah:
Nigeria may have its problems but that doesn't mean that it's a complete jungle where there are no laws. Don't be surprised, the problem with Nigeria is not really the absence of laws but their implementation. For example, do you know that all commercial buses should have their routes written on them so that the bus conductors don't have to shout? Do you know that it's illegal to drive a car with broken mirrors or faulty directional lights (trafficators) or a vehicle emitting so much smoke?

We inherited a robust legal system from the British and our lawmakers have actually been adding to, updating and customizing many but the problem, like I noted earlier, is implementation.

It's wrong for the nationals of this country to talk down to her without any iota of respect or regard. I have a whole lot of issues with Nigeria but common on, the people to fix the country are the citizens.

@OP, consult your lawyer before you make a foray into an unfamiliar turf as ignorance is not an excuse under the law.

I wish you well.

It is a jungle no matter what you or anyone says. When your common man is sentenced to death for stealing a fruit yet government officials go scot free for stealing public funds and money designated for the citizens of Nigeria, what do you call all that? When you have people taking the law into their own hands, what do you call that? When you have police officials abusing, targeting, and victimizing people, what do you call that? When people are not held accountable for their actions or never given the appropriate punishment for their actions, what do you call that? It's one thing to have a laws in places, it's another thing to actually enforce them and make sure that the appropriate steps are taken to make sure that these laws are abided. The duty of a government is to take care of its citizens, and when your government has failed to do that, essentially, they have failed it's people. Therefore, the people of Nigeria and any other nation have both the right and duty to speak up and demand change!!! You telling us what laws are in place makes absolutely no difference if those laws are circumvented by its citizens and those who are entrusted to enforce them. People like you who sit around and say that it is wrong for citizens to talk down to their motherland without any iota of respect or regard are a big disgrace to humanity. You are not only an enabler but you're a contributing factor to why certain problems persist! I will admit, no government is perfect and not every law is ideal or functional to the situation or overall environment of its people, but that's not to say that you should just keep mum about the faultiness of the governmental structure. Even here in the US, there are various laws that are in place both on a national and local level that are just downright stüpid!

lepasharon:
firstly,is there any human rights law??

Human rights don't exist in Nigeria!

Nairaland General › Re: Please Help Nairalander Perx - And She Went Home: RIP Perx by InkedNerd(f): 1:40am On Mar 04, 2012

I don't know much about this Nairalander Perx but I'm really saddened to hear about her passing. There's just something about a Nairalander passing away that breaks my heart, especially when the person is ill. Wherever she is, may she forever rest in eternal peace. My heart goes out to her family.

dabrake:
God punish you. You are a b@$t@rd. i hope you also die(preferably a painful death) and when you die, believe me, i would celebrate your obituary. MTCHEW. @topic, i'm still yet to come to terms with this news. can't study again. just crying.

Please don't step down to El Guapo's level. Clearly, he has no respect for the dead.

Romance › Re: Nigeria Most Eligible Bachelor - Jide Adenuga by InkedNerd(f): 1:30am On Mar 04, 2012

Flashaldrin:
you do!!

Sharap! Don't make me slap you o! grin

slimyem:
pls re-direct the question to flashlight.he seems to know so much about this eligible bachelor!

lol ok, will do! grin

Fashion › Re: Black Hair Does Grow. Let's Prove It! by InkedNerd(f): 1:20am On Mar 04, 2012

BashiruBraima:
I like my natural ladies !!!

I like my natural sistas too!

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: How Did Your Day Go? by InkedNerd(f): 1:19am On Mar 04, 2012

@OP: I slept all day cool

Flashaldrin:
Hispanic guys part of your family??

@op, lots of shopping, my father has suddenly turned to a yes man

Nope, no hispanics in my family. There's a couple of Indians here and there but they're semi-distant relatives from my mom's side of the family.

Romance › Re: Nigeria Most Eligible Bachelor - Jide Adenuga by InkedNerd(f): 12:05pm On Mar 03, 2012

Who gives a flying fück if he's rich? The real question is, is he a good man/person?

Business › Re: Does Nigeria Have Privacy Laws? by InkedNerd(f): 10:25am On Mar 03, 2012

@OP: Asking if Nigeria has privacy laws is like asking is the US stays out of other countries political and social affairs. I honestly don't know if Nigeria has a privacy law but knowing how Nigeria is and how our politicians and law enforcement have failed us, I highly doubt they will be enforced or respected by the public or its citizens.

obowunmi:
Nigeria has many laws that are not respected or acted up. There's a loop hole to everything. You can always bribe the right persons

Yup!

Fashion › Re: Black Hair Does Grow. Let's Prove It! by InkedNerd(f): 9:34am On Mar 03, 2012

lepasharon:
Read and be informed

I already avoid those products.

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: How Did Your Day Go? by InkedNerd(f): 9:33am On Mar 03, 2012

@OP: My day was exhausting. I spent much of my evening and some of the early hours of this morning in the Bronx. It was raining and cold so I wanted to get home as soon as possible. Anyway, I had dinner with my family, and I didn't really like it because I wasn't looking forward to it. All I wanted was the food minus the family gathering and interaction. The only thing that made my day somewhat ok was that there were loads of SEXY hispanic guys all over the place. Mehn, my head was turnin' left and right grin

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