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hey, what's with the name-calling? Abeg, abeg, y'all should cut out this "puccy-face" ish. . . . didn't yo mamas tell u not to make fun of a homie's name? Oya, APOLOGIZE!!! ![]() |
Ride on, MyneW, ride on! |
hi guys, Take a look at this: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-491422.160.html#top Things like this really make me mad.Where are blu, EDJ and tubabie? You three should c'mere and tell me what you'd if your hubby treated you like that. ![]() |
I'm guessing by now, OP would've decided what advice he's gonna take, so i'm going to save my 2cents worth. But i personally have a bone to pick with all these responses about how a woman might be in a "phase", how she needs petting, how she needs to be talked to, and all that. Pray, has any of you considered the man's feelings? Doesn't he ever get into a "funk"? How of many you ladies here will understand if after four nights in a row, your man is still telling "he doesn't feel like it"? And while we're at it, whatever happened to the gender-equality status quo? How come the man always has to pet the woman, but rarely the other way round? A man starts demanding attention and he's dubbed "an over-grown baby"; a woman does the same thing and she just "needs romance". Look, lets cut the crap, ok; a man is being denied intimacy by his wife (married WIFE, for chrissakes!) for over six freaking months, and almost half of the replies here are STILL suggesting talk; talk what To the ladies, if you are married and your husband denied you sex for just 3 weeks because he's in a "phase", please be honest, how would you feel? And then people come along suggesting you should bear with him, give him time, cook that dish he loves, pet him up a little . . . . . i dunno, i mean how much sense does that make?I'm not entirely in agreement with MOBO, but let's try and see this issue from the man's view point. Or has the satisfaction of the woman now become the sole reason for marrying? Jeez! |
ariblaze:Licking our chops for Round 2. . . . A certain dude with a lot sushi in his name gave me an upper-cut i'm still smarting from/ Sino, what are u thanking me for? Unwarranted gratitude makes me jittery. Blaze, i've been invited to your slicing and dicing party; whatcha say? (What? Yes, i'm fully aware of my own slicing and dicing appointment) |
I dont see anything. Wonder if Seun has anything to do with it . . . vescucci:V, hold yuh darn horses for a sec and tell us what the blasted ballad says. ![]() |
"I've come to realize that no matter how much i care, some people are just ars-holes" - Unknown |
donspony:Puh-leeez!! ![]() |
@poster: Checked guardiannewsngr.com; couldn't find any such news there. Care to tell us your source? This is some serious ish here; i wanna double-check before i quote it to anybody. |
Ok, i don't mean to poke fun at anybody, least of all the parents. I want that understood. But c'mon people, we are adults here - right-thinking adults with our heads screwed on right and all the screws in the right places, right? If so, then someone should please tell them geneticists and scientists and whatever else they are, to pack that load of crap they're spewing and shove it somewhere the sun don't shine. The explanation is much, MUCH simpler:[i] Someone's been playing around. [/i]Q.E.D. White-skined, i can take. Blue-eyed, i can take. But BLONDE Jeez, I'm may be dumb, but i ain't that dumb. ![]() |
I'm gonna go back and digest what Mr. Duke has said; that part about voters' registration taking at least four months was a shocker. And i don't even have a voter's card. Hmm. |
vescucci: At last! AT LONG LAST -- V shows some balls, by thunder!!!! And about time, too. I was seriously beginning to doubt my man's ranting CV. Bravo, V, bravo, i'm proud of u, man.But wait o, "i should wear diapers"? Aah-aah, V, c'mon! That's way below even the freaking gay belt! And what was that last line of yours? Don't look V in the eye; wassat? You cross-eyed or sumthing? Or is it some new, cool, Super-V wise-crack? Please explain. blaze, forget it; i ain't tagging sh!!t. You calling for Blu? You'll have better luck screaming for Santa; u should've fc.uk!ng better known better than start a War-Of-Words in a rant thread. |
tubabie: ![]() |
Blaze, blaze, blaze; didn't your mum ever tell u never to fight the entire class? What do u think is gonna happen if i mobilize the entire rant crew and lead them on jihad against your sorry ars? Now see what you gone and done, calling me - ME!!! - a wimp. You really chewed it far out this time, hotshot.Know what blaze, i think you are full sh!!t. You are so full of sh!!t, my toilet seat is considering suing for corporate espionage. And you know what else? I think you are the gay dude around here; how else do you explain leaving sino out of your verbal assault? Bet u have wet dreams filled with chasing poor sino round and round the mango tree ![]() On the other hand tho, i kinda agree with your summary of blu and V. Thing is, dude always struck me as being a little off the wavelength - u know, like them chubby-knuckled, syrupy, "i-will-report-u-to-my-mummy" bunch. Dyamn it, V, u sucketh. ![]() P.S: I almost forgot; Blu-honey, i hereby officially, categorically and angrily refuse to marry you!! There i said it. Why, u ask? Because . . . . well, because u are fine and cute and tall (no, wait, u aint tall ) and smart and crazy in the bedroom and have shiny teeth and so so take-me-away-ish. . . U see, blu, those same qualities describe Alena, the vampire. Ok, honest truth: i dun wanna wake up on my marriage bed with my balls missing and a Japanese katana poking outta my ars. |
Akuviv:***Dutifully copies above line into pocket notebook for future use*** ![]() |
On Lagos-Ibadan express road, a Pastor met a team of policemen who, quite naturally, wanted 'something' from him. Since he was not prepared to play their games, they asked for his papers and having combed through everything without any offence with which to nail the 'stubborn' pastor, they now asked him to open the bonnet of his car. A careful scrutiny of the engine number against what was on paper revealed that letter 'U' was written in such a way that it could be mistaken for letter 'V'. That was all the officer-in-charge needed to shout "stolen vehicle!" Sensing trouble, even when he knew he committed no offence, the pastor called the OiC to say he was a priest to which the officer replied :"Please, leave that pastor thing, in any case, if you are indeed a pastor, then you must have a Bible in your car, bring it." The Pastor did as was commanded after which the officer now ordered: "Please read Matthew 5:25-26 to me". The incredulous Pastor opened to the recommended passage and read: "Settle matters quickly with your adversary who is taking you to court. Do it while you are still with him on the way, or he may hand you over to a judge, and the judge may hand you over to the officer, and you may be thrown into prison. I tell you the truth; you will not get out until you have paid the last penny." The man of God quietly made an "offering" of "just" N100 to his newly found "preacher". "End of service go in peace and argue no more", said the OiC. |
philip0906: Ak4ril:I think people are still going around this "marginalized and pushed-to-the-wall" image of a kidnapper; i tell you, it ain't true anymore. Gone are the days when these criminals kidnapped for righteous cause, now all they want is money. Go down to Aba in Abia State if you dare; if you can drive from Osisioma bus-stop to Asa-nnetu market along the Expressway without getting kidnapped, then your stars must be really shining. They don't even care or discriminate who they kidnap now - politicans, lawyers, enigineers, oil-workers, traders, market-women, students, pastors - it don't matter no more. And if you are so unlucky to get nabbed and not have some sizeable amount of money somewhere, then its RIP for you. If y'all think i'm exaggerating, just call anyone you know living in or close to Aba and ask him/her yourself. People living in P.H (like myself) now give that town a very wide berth. Better safe than sorry. I think the death-penalty should be enforced on the crime. I can't think any other way of discouraging these hardened criminals. |
[quote author=n-guage link=topic=75002.msg6369553#msg6369553 date=1278908775]When he was published in the late 40s, Nigerian students in the UK did not like his work. The fact that he was the first Nigerian author to get international recognition subsequently established him as the face of Nigerian literature back then. This did not sit well with these Nigerian students especially because of the broken English his books were written in.[/quote]I read the The Witch-Herbalist of the Remote Town some donkey years ago, and the Palm-Wine Drinkard a little after that. As little as i was then i still couldn't help thinking, da.mn i can string better tenses than this! But what got me hooked on the half-cooked stories was the imagery described - so fantastic you couldn't help wondering where he got his ideas from. And my God, were they funny - some really, really bizarre monsters! All in all, it wasn't a bad read - the tenses not withstanding, you gotta admit the stories had originality - a very rare quality in today's literature.If you love REAL folklore (and you don't mind bad english!), go for Pa Amos's works. |
bluespice: In all my years. . . . |
vescucci:Olodo ![]() bluespice:Mmh, na so we go take marry? Multiple ke? Na only one koboko i get o - and i sure don't do toys! If you're thinking of inviting those cheeky, yellow-bellied teenage boys downstairs over, better alert them to my 9mm guage shotgun first. Where's my tv remote?? ![]() |
@topic: Y'all haven't even mentioned the papa of all wack videos: Tuface's Ole https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/Xjv8cmByEu8/default.jpg My tv screen spontaneously develops a crack whenever that video shows. And to think that the song itself was such a hit - even won Channel O's best african pop video 2006! Mscheeeeeeww!! |
[quote author=Efemena_xy link=topic=474769.msg6343887#msg6343887 date=1278501772]@nland guys: So none of una fit donate your eyes for the sake of luuuuuuuuurve ![]() una wicked o! [/quote] Say again? |
bluespice:Aww mehhhhnn . . . . hey blu, back-up a little; you know i'm not gonna share the tv remote right? ![]() About the font, umm, i think i actually have kaitaracts now. |
jokingmary:dude u just lost street credibilty. |
hi y'all! blaze, blu, V, sino, EJ - glad to see we're all back in ranting style. Dozita, you ain't seen nothing yet, we're just warming up. Blu babe, me missed u too, but them fonts are really giving me kaitaracts - um, sorry, cataracts. blaze, can i participate in the torturing too? I 've got ways to several split infinities of pain, mmh, whadja say? Ok, now what i actually came here to say. What's it with all these one-liner rants? Here, take a look: vescucci: bluespice:I mean, since when was ONE SENTENCE enough to douce our deranged, psychotic rage? Admittedly, them liners have a certain zing to 'em - you know, the way you'd eye-ball that crazy, moronic, slug-headed, chicken-brained taxi-driver who's just splashed refined mud-water (the high-viscosity type) on your Christmas best - eyeball him oh so bad and oh so wicked that your eye practically emits laser beams - and then you spit it out: "F!!CK!NG F!!CKTARD!!!!" haha - yup, it's sure got zing to it! ![]() But still peeps, we can do better than that. Like take a deep deep breath and blast out words to totally drown that morrafocking dei-forsaken kaitaing dim-witted poo-box-toilet-seat-wipe of a bounzle. There, something like that. ![]() |
Signing in, Nothing but nothing should come in between a guy and his football game - least of all, Beyonce! Heck, not even d entire legion of angels in heaven can force me to change the channel in the middle of a WC game. If they wanna watch Beyonce (or Elton John or Lil Wizzy or whoeva is making teenagers go gaga thez days), they'll just hav ta wait till half-time - and only after i'm done watching the replays! ![]() |
Babe, bone the guy - unless you are a more interested in his fyne-face and 'kudi'. All that green-light and he's still dulling. . . . . msheeeew. |
@Blaze: no i'm not. I took an extended vacation to Hawaii; MTN Nigeria doesn't have that wide a coverage and i'm too patriotic to acquire non-Naija internet conn. Oya, wats your excuse? @EjaD: Chill, we'll soon chase them crazy bumpets out of town! @m3xy: Neva had bad luck? Aah, welcome to my world then. A word of advice: no one cares if u r miserable, so u'd better b happy. ![]() @aruzu: sh!!t happens, mehn! ![]() |
Orikinla:Never knew you had this much a sense of humour, Oriks ![]() |
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To the ladies, if you are married and your husband denied you sex for just 3 weeks because he's in a "phase", please be honest, how would you feel? And then people come along suggesting you should bear with him, give him time, cook that dish he loves, pet him up a little . . . . . i dunno, i mean how much sense does that make?



