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Nairaland General › Re: Opinion From The Usa by InkedNerd(f): 10:01am On Apr 29, 2011

@OP: Hello, rydiz. Welcome ti Nairaland. I hope you have fun. Enjoy the site and try not to let some of our kooky antics scare you away wink

Nairaland General › Re: Watch The Royal Wedding Live by InkedNerd(f): 9:58am On Apr 29, 2011

[b]^^^ [/b]lol grin

Nairaland General › Re: 13 Year Old Raping An 11 Year Old by InkedNerd(f): 9:54am On Apr 29, 2011

olas2u:
Define violation?prove penetration?Do you think he penetrated,its difficult to prove the case since they are very young and he must have attempted with the consent of the 11 year old.

Sweetie, I don't know what prehistoric cave that you live in but there are ways to prove whether or not a rȧpe has occurred. No, it is not difficult to prove that any rȧpe occurred. When young children are rȧped, are rȧpe exams not done on the child to collect evidence? It's quite obvious that you don't know how to comprehend information. At what point in time did I mention or actually state that the boy rȧped the girl? All I said that they should follow protocols of the law (1) if forceful rȧpe occurred (2) if it was a consensual act. Now tell me, what part of that indicated or insinuated that I said the boy rȧped the girl? Had you not had your eyes on top of your head while you were reading my response, then perhaps you would have seen that. Since you seem to be so keen on proving the innocence of this boy in question, what makes you think that he must have had the consent of the girl?

samolina1:
Please poster where is this coming from? And i don't think a 13 years old boy can have very strong erection enough to pierce the womanliness. I dont think so, 'cos they are both underage. It's just kid play.

Whether or not the boy had a strong erection isn't the point. It can still occur. Believe it or not there are actual cases of young children rȧping other young children. Because the act is unthinkable at an age where a child is thought to possess some sort of innocence doesn't mean it's not true or that it cannot happen.

Nairaland General › Re: 13 Year Old Raping An 11 Year Old by InkedNerd(f): 9:31am On Apr 29, 2011

olas2u:
You try to answer all questions as if you know it all,you are talking bullshit.

Ummm did the OP not ask a question? If you have nothing better to do with your time then please go elsewhere. I don't recall the OP being selective about who answers his/her question. If my response bothers you so much then feel free to roll your eyes, ṡhit your pants, have a ḅitch fit, or do whatever else you think will make you feel better for reading my response.

Nairaland General › Re: 13 Year Old Raping An 11 Year Old by InkedNerd(f): 9:05am On Apr 29, 2011

Somatic:
There's this issue I heard from a friend in the office. He said a thirteen year old boy violated an eleven year old girl. the boy has been detained for a while now. The parents of the girl are promising fire and brimstone esp. with the police. The police in question are not ready to release the boy until they have concluded "investigations", taken him to court and sentenced him promptly. I gather that he's still there.

Now please, as much as we must not condone illegality whoever may commit such, I wish to ask:
1. Can a thirteen year old be engaged in a crime of violation?
2. If yes, is violation bailable under law? Hear that the sentence for despoil is life imprisonment. True?
3. And do the police have the right to detain a thirteen year old considering the fact that he is a minor?

Please I need objective comments, with backing of statute. Lawyers and any one with a lil legal background preferable please.

1. Yes, a 13 yr old boy can be involved in rȧpe.

2. You didn't provided any information on where this incident took place, so I don't know how to answer that or what sort or answer to give you.

3. Detaining an individual would depend on a case by case basis. If it were forceful rȧpe, the answer is yes, the person should be detained regardless of their age and prosecuted within the fullest extent of the law. If it was a consensual act by both parties, I think what happens to the rȧpist would be on a case by case basis.

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 8:35am On Apr 29, 2011

^^^ Ah ah, don't insult Susan Boyle like that grin

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 8:15am On Apr 29, 2011

Yupp, I love it grin

Family › Re: I'm A Submissive Woman: What's Wrong With That? by InkedNerd(f): 8:11am On Apr 29, 2011

@OP: I personally don't find such gestures insulting. I actually think its quite refreshing when I see a guy doing that compared to what I've seen some guys here doing. I had a guy do the hand on back gesture a while and although I didn't think anything of it at the time, I didn't mind. Later on when I thought about it, I thought it was a cute gesture. You know, I've seen Russian men doing this as well. Although Russian men are at times known for having a stern demeanor, I've seen a more gentle side to them when it comes to women they about, whether it is their mother, wife, girlfriend, or sister. By the way, I'm not and will never be submissive. If you like submitting to a man then go right ahead.

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Romance › Re: Help ! My Neigbour Life Is In Danger by InkedNerd(f): 7:43am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=D-sense link=topic=655500.msg8224937#msg8224937 date=1304031052]Why were you falling/laughing about me cry

[/quote]Pele, I just couldn't help it kiss

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=655500.msg8225257#msg8225257 date=1304038548]Don't act like you never been proposed to by a woman before! angry

On the real, you was on point with your comment to OP because people who are supposedly grown need to accept their responsibilities in everything they do regardless if it is good or bad and then run online crying because they have bleeped up.

Kudos to you suga! kiss

[/quote]Hmmm, been proposed to my a woman. . . Aside from tranny 190, I've never had a woman propose to me grin

As for my response, ya damn right!! Some people just need to grow the hell up.

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 7:37am On Apr 29, 2011

^^^ That's what my sister told me when she watched it. Oh well, when I watch it, I'll get back to you so we can talk about the show.

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 7:31am On Apr 29, 2011

^^^ No, I didn't watch ABDC. lol, I know you think I have it out for those kids but I don't. I will admit, their good dancers but ABDC isn't the place for them.

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 7:25am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=656327.msg8226107#msg8226107 date=1304058244]It hasn't started, has it. Geez, or am I late?[/quote]No it hasn't started officially but from what I'm seeing, news reporters are there doing some pre-coverage reporting.

I'm still trying to pick which channel I wanna watch it on grin

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 7:19am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=656327.msg8226090#msg8226090 date=1304057881]^^ Inkiru! BaBy geh, What's going on on TV? cheesy

The wedding?[/quote]Yes grin

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 7:14am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=656327.msg8226064#msg8226064 date=1304057328]I think the main thing is fairness.

If you don't like cooking, then fine, you'll be responsible for:
A) taking out the trash
B) fixing stuff that gets broken in the house
C) mowing the lawn (or paying the money for the lawn to be mowed, mulched, etc)
D) servicing the cars
E) dealing with the mechanic
F) dealing with the dude from Sears when the washing machine breaks down and needs to get fixed
G) changing lightbulbs
H) getting the hole in the wall fixed after one of the kids broke it
I) and all the other tasks that a man typically is supposed to do.
J) Supervising the construction workers who we hired to renovate the kitchen
K) And all the other tasks the man is responsible for

If a woman prefers being responsible for doing all of the above to cooking and cleaning, fine by me

All I know is that from observing how my own parents interact and the HEAVY amount of errands my mom makes me run when I'm in town supposed to be chillaxing, nobody can tell me I won't be working as hard as the other person in the relationship.[/quote]No problem, I'm all for compromise as long as I'm not told that it is my "job" to cook. By the way, you as a man are not responsible for all of those things wink

There's more to you than servicing cars and fixing holes.

P.S.
I can do a couple of the things on the list grin

[quote author=BABE! link=topic=656327.msg8226076#msg8226076 date=1304057586]I LOVE THIS CHICK! SHE REMINDS ME OF ME, especially the way she talks! lmao

That sex scene was mad funny! hehe[/quote]Yo BABE!, are you watching tv? Do you see what I'm seeing?

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 6:54am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=656327.msg8225981#msg8225981 date=1304055798]Then what is wrong with me just wanting to just work and spend my time out of work just doing stuff I like? undecided

If both sides play that game of self-centeredness, then the relationship will fall apart fast.

There has to be give and take here, there cannot be "me me me" and selfishness in a relationship.

Life cannot be about what you want only. Give and take + compromise has to be the way to do things.
Lol, yeah, for your own sake I'm glad you are joking wink

[/quote]Hmmmm, nice answer.

Please bear me on my responses to you wink

. . .

I wasn't trying to say that it should be a "me, me, me" situation. My questions are based on the notions that some men have that it is a woman's "place" to cook. I personally like your response, I find them to be quite refreshing compared to what I've seen from other men [not that I think you're all the same].

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 6:37am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=656327.msg8225961#msg8225961 date=1304055152]@Ileke-Idi: Who said I won't cook too? Split if 50/50, or cook together.

@Inked_Nerd: I'm sure your mother is versatile enough to work a full time job, run the house, take care of her kids too.

I'm not part of the "women should stay in the kitchen barefoot and pregnant" crowd, but there have to be limits here [/quote]Yes you're right, my mother does work full time and takes care of her kids. I don't know what you mean by "run the house" so I'm not gonna answer that one but what is so wrong is a woman just wants to work and raise children? When did that become a crime? What's wrong with a man doing the cooking, running the house, and taking care of the kids?

By the way, I know your not part of the "women should stay in the kitchen barefoot and pregnant" crowd. Don't worry, I wasn't grouping you with them wink

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 6:28am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=656327.msg8225936#msg8225936 date=1304054452]Whatever happened to basic hospitality undecided

Even a stranger, if I have them in my house I'll offer them some food. Not to talk of your significant other. . .

Radical feminism is spoiling an entire generation of african women sad

[/quote]I wasn't talking about cooking for guests or hospitality. Besides, you can still show hospitality without you actually having to cook. Its not about radical feminism. Its seems like some of you men would just prefer if women stayed in the kitchen all together. What's wrong with a woman not cooking? Is that all we're good for? My mama didn't bring me into this world so I can cook and clean for a man.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=656327.msg8225951#msg8225951 date=1304054823]Olodo, we're talking about dating/courtship eh, not mere hospitality.

If a man can't walk his azz to the kitchen and cook for me, no dating, puhlzz!!

How can a grown man be expecting me to cook for him?[/quote]Thank you for clarifying

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Girl That Won't Cook For You? by InkedNerd(f): 6:18am On Apr 29, 2011

@OP: Omgggggggg, I LOVE this girl kiss

♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

I'm gonna subscribe to her Youtube page cool

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=656327.msg8225685#msg8225685 date=1304047297]^-- What is her reason for not cooking?

Even my friends and I cook for each other. . . I'll go over to my buddy's house to watch a game and he and his girl'll have some food ready. And vice versa.[/quote]Must she have a reason? If she don't wanna cook then she doesn't wanna cook. Na by force? undecided

Romance › Re: As A Christian Can You Marry A Moslem by InkedNerd(f): 6:13am On Apr 29, 2011

african1:
My Somali Muslim cousin is married to a Christian Nigerian man!!!! And they are gonna raise the kids Muslims.

Wow, that's nice. How did your family feel about her marrying a Christian?

Romance › Re: As A Christian Can You Marry A Moslem by InkedNerd(f): 6:00am On Apr 29, 2011

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=655329.msg8225670#msg8225670 date=1304046972]Just to reverse the question a bit. Would a Muslim woman ever marry a Christian guy? I've not seen this happen very often.[/quote]Oooh, good question wink

Family › Re: Would You Marry Someone Who Proposed With No Ring? by InkedNerd(f): 11:35pm On Apr 28, 2011

Thank you

Romance › Re: My Love Is Getting Married To Someone Else by InkedNerd(f): 11:30pm On Apr 28, 2011

Nekai:
Inked, he is so gorgeous! I've had plans for us for years!

Shhh. . . Don't tell the Queen. She wasn't too keen on having black grandbabies.

190,

Oh well. Sucks for you. Na Kate go enjoy am well well.

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