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Dondav: True

it is my brother n am so becoming distrbed about the trend

[quote author=Red-Light]i tink dis got to be my biggest turn off.. Especially when they knw u have d money! Kinda irritating[/quote]most Guys(even the richest) find this habit very irritating!

dammytex: Of course. Right now, I'm wearing a M&S net singlet and I still have about 3 more packs untouched in my wardrobe.
It's actually recommended for those that sweat a lot once they are outside of the AC...

i tot they were extinct,well for me i wud rather not wear a singlet cos i guess they wud be crudely uncomfortable..

sanb: I see some guys mentioning stretch marks in ladies. Well; that’s something most pregnant women can’t avoid....so I guess you guys would've to accept it....

yeah dats tru wit streach marks during pregnancies

Stevechibu: Sagging breast,lousiness in a girl

lol...wat if as ur wife gets older she gets saggin bosoms cos of the number of kids she must have fed wit them.wud u be turned off cos of that?

flanrey: K-legs
Stretch Marks

i tot k-leg is Gods handiwork?

ferhyntorlah: Lovable Sam, please do you mind removing the 'biggest' from your topic since people are giving more than one example before another person starts typing derogatory remarks? Thanks!

i added an 'S' to the turnoff so poeple cud add more to thier lists.....tanx

Flytefalls: My earrings are recycled pearl buttons

d gurl is got game

Flytefalls: Don't need him to be blinging, I don't wear metals either. Stay natural

tot i saw some metals on ur neck on ur profile pictures?

boron10: Halitosis
Loquaciousness
clowny make-up
filthiness of any kind
trouble making habit
and finally dead (shyte) brain

we all hate 'Dead Brains', who wants them anyway?

[quote author=mondi_cheeks]Arrogance...especially when he is just another rat! [/quote]wat do u mean 'just a rat'Mondi

Flytefalls: Metal jewelry (gold etc) on men! *spits*

y do u hate dat dearie?

mumumugu: Stretch mark

yeah most guys dont like dat too

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ferhyntorlah: For me, it is:
1. Sagging thereby seeing their underwears(usu. dirty)
2. Big belly(a big turn off esp. on young guys)
3. Earrings
4. Neck chain(esp short ones) with pendant(I detest this a lot. It gives them a funny gigoloish kinda look).
5. Multiple rings on the fingers
6. Hair braiding/funny haircuts
7. Tattoos(yuck!)
8. Skinny pants
9. Net singlets

ferhyntorlah: For me, it is:
1. Sagging thereby seeing their underwears(usu. dirty)
2. Big belly(a big turn off esp. on young guys)
3. Earrings
4. Neck chain(esp short ones) with pendant(I detest this a lot. It gives them a funny gigoloish kinda look).
5. Multiple rings on the fingers
6. Hair braiding/funny haircuts
7. Tattoos(yuck!)
8. Skinny pants
9. Net singlets

ferhyntorlah: For me, it is:
1. Sagging thereby seeing their underwears(usu. dirty)
2. Big belly(a big turn off esp. on young guys)
3. Earrings
4. Neck chain(esp short ones) with pendant(I detest this a lot. It gives them a funny gigoloish kinda look).
5. Multiple rings on the fingers
6. Hair braiding/funny haircuts
7. Tattoos(yuck!)
8. Skinny pants
9. Net singlets

LOLz do they stil wear net singlets in the 21st century?? very funny

Tell us yours, Lets share guys

Whats your 'turnoffs in the opposite sex (i.e) what things would u consider to turn u off about a guy or lady? it could be a certain characteristic,physical attribute, or emotional/psycological....

Mine is simple,i get turned off by ladies with foul mouths a.k.a insultive ladies

Pidgin has always been considered to be an informal language amongst Nigerians mostly of the south-southern extracts but more recently the language has gradually gained momentum and popularity amongst other Nigerians from the east to the north and even now the south western part of the nation. It has even gotten more attention from the youth who see the language as been cool,freer and easier to relate to,not leaving out the market women and artisans who trade or conduct their businesses in basically Pidgin english not leaving out other spheres of the society that are embracing the language more. The BBC in recent years have sponsored numerous programmes like 'wetin dey' to educate and entertain people same goes for a chinese institute that sends their citizens to Nigeria to learn Pidgin English so as to be able to broadcast in Pidgin in thier state owned broadcast networks not forgeting that More annd more Nigerian owned Pidgin TV and radio broadcast stations are opening nationwide.

Some critics of the language would say its a language for low lives and largely unstructured, my answer to which is; who structures languages if not humans? and for those whose who say its for the low lifes in society well its a simple answer,its either they are too blind to recognise the enomous influence Pidgin is gaining annd the number of non-Nigerians who crave to learn the Nigerian type of Pidgin or they simply just live in the Past.

My contri pepo make una abeg join me make we try push Pidgin as our secon nationa language

Support de Move,writ wetin u tink about de mata.....

[quote author=mondi_cheeks]kindly use proper english, I know a lil pidgin. thnk u [/quote]then learn cos u are Nigerian n we pushing for it to be our second national language

[quote author=mondi_cheeks]seems like every broke man likes to comfort himself with this line. No woman wants a men who comforts himself for being a failure stop making noise on this forum...go get a legtimate job and make money and stop with ur petty issues...everyday its u won't get married or u are being used...don't u guys have anything else to do besides stealing other people's old posts and re-posting. R u too dull to come up with ur own stuff?[/quote]mondi n trouble

Flytefalls: Haha! Adorable_Sam, don't derail your own thread.

hmmmmn u av even derailed further with a change in my username......back to topic guys

Flytefalls: I love Nigerians . I wouldn't say Nigerians undervalued themselves. Nigerian pride is common knowledge!

i know u do obviously......so u in london ain it?

Flytefalls: Must we go there . I'm foreign, currently UK

guessed so cos i saw a picture of u around d effel tower in paris on ur profile,besides a couple of non Nigerians like u appreciate us here but i tink we undervalue ourselves here

Flytefalls: Conversely, other nations are now valuing Nigeria/Nigerians far better than they had in the past. (Just for the oil/beautiful people? stay tuned and find out)

where are u from?

Dondav: True

tanx man

Plarp: No, i dont think so... i think it may be something deeper than that. These same stupid mentalities are what caused africa to be underdeveloped in the first place.

im just waiting for more ppl to comment so i can talk deeper about the issue at hand...

gat u......buh it suprises me wen pple still behave as such after all dis years of independence from colonialism

Plarp: We are niggas, thats how we do things

thats why we are undeveloped

is underdevelopment d problem?

I recently talked to a lady i got to know a few years back and we got to the Relationship aspect of the gist, i could see a certain radiation in her eyes when she talked for minutes unending about the guy she currently dates. she said he is cute,cultured,treats her right,Blah blah blah(though along the line i found out he aint interested about marriage,smokes like a loco and has baby-mama drama) and finally wen i had a chance to talk i just asked her if he was White?.....she paused for some seconds and said sometin like Sam....how did u know?,i told her simple,we here dont appreciate what is ours,even when its the best for us(challenge me if am wrong pls)n yet we label ourselves bad.Same goes for a naija man that will beat his naija wife for no just reason or cos he is tooo drunk to differenciate her from a punching bag he uses for his boxing training,the irony of this is that if that same Nigerian man had a white lady as a wife,he wont dare beat his 'OYINBO'wife even when he is over drunk or halucinatingor isnt isnt that true?

this is not just a relationship thing,i was watching an episode of a singing reality show currently on TV,i noticed a certain pattern with the judges during the auditioning stages. when a competitor comes on stage and says he came from britain, Amarica or elsewher for the competition, he is given a straight YES for an average or below average performance whereas when a competitor comes from a state within Nigeria and even gives a better performance,he is given an outright NO.

Same goes for sports,business,products,goods and the likes.......

Now my question is why do we Nigerians undervalue our fellow Nigerians