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xynerise:Lol! Did I hit a soft spot? sexkillz:Ogbeni, don't fail your generation by sitting down at home! GATHER COURAGE and step out. Let posterity remember you for something other than thinking about you alone. And btw, I am not just an internet protester. |
A coward will look for any excuse to run away from battle. Boyfriend ko girlfriend ni. . . And when those protesting finally get what they're asking you'll shamelessly partake in the benefits abi? Have some shame for yourselves you so-called men ![]() Nj girl:See a lady teaching you what being brave means. |
^^^ I can't believe you would say that after the mistake you and your ilk have burdened us with ala Jon Dumbo. We had a golden opportunity to change Nigeria and put her on the right track with the elections in April but we blew it because we couldn't rise beyond our prejudices to put the nation first and relegate our myopic interests. How then do you mor0ns expect these so called leaders you elected with those ungodly sentiments to put national interest ahead of their greed? Now we're living in the reality of your mistakes and you still can say all that trash? A big shame on you! |
Go and get married. Shikena. Then you eyes will stop roaming ![]() |
Theblessed:Seriously? You should change the kind of men you've been hanging out with. You've apparently been hanging out with the wrong bunch and it also shows that your character could be suspect as well. . . remember that you attract what you really are. Good luck with that. Hope you're getting child support for your kid? |
mobf:Lol, you should be a satirist. Really. ![]() @OP, I think it's clear now that keeping the ring is really weird. I don't suggest tossing it in trash though. Since he wouldn't have it back (which would have been the best option), she should sell it and give the proceeds to a motherless babies home (however small). As for the pictures, that's not as serious but I think you'd feel better if she doesn't keep them. Just let her know that. Goodluck. |
Inked_Nerd:Alright darling ![]() Mrs, Chima:Mrs Chima, could you please stay off? Thanks! This is between Inkie and I and three is a crowd ![]() Inked_Nerd:I'm didn't quite get that. Anyway pay no heed to Mrs Chima. She's an 'enemy of state'! ![]() |
Inked_Nerd:Did I call you better person somewhere? That's an understatement. You're heaven-sent! Breakfast in bed? Wow! Let me curl up tighter under my comforter. |
Mrs, Chima: ![]() Mrs, Chima:Which century do you think we're in? We were all born INTO feminism and women rights advocacy so we're used to women having their say. It's just that some women overdo things (on personal levels - what her man can bear) and trouble ensues. They forget that the man is still the HEAD of the home. You're welcome to have your say, but his say is final. Women advocacy or not, if women understand and accept that the home will be more peaceful. Which is why you should be with a man you respect and who you think can make sound decisions in the first place. Inked_Nerd:Lol. . . On my part I kind of already know where the story is going and it becomes a case of why bother? |
Could you all stop fighting please? It's too early in the morning. |
Inked_Nerd:Better person. Thank you o jare. Lol @chick flicks. Just what I was saying about Nollywood. I never understand why girls watch it, but I let them be. I never bore my guysI should imagine ![]() Mrs, Chima:Nice that you have spelled out what you meant. I agree with the bolded, almost. Sports time is not only on Sunday afternoon sha. But of course it isn't everyday either. This tip may help you find football or soccer exciting. . .concentrate on their behinds! ![]() |
Mrs, Chima: Mrs Chima will eventually lead these poor single girls into a ditch! Seriously I think you should put a disclaimer on your advice that says something like " Follow this at your own risk! Seriously. ![]() Inked_Nerd:Inked, don't mind that woman o. Check out these scenarios and tell me which is least desirable: 1. He watches his sports jeje, his team wins and he's very happy hence he shows that later by being all warm, gentle and tender (ermm, where's the cough button?) 2. He watches his sports jeje, his team losses and he's unhappy, but not at you, but then he's rough and 'ungentle' later (different flavor abi?) and then 3. You bore him to death with your stories and he's non-committal and absent-minded later. which will you cross out immediately? Did I hear you say 3? You see? MsDarkSkin:At least he's not at some strip club or spilling his juices with some other woman. He's still there in the house with you. It's just like our Nigerian girls with their Nollywood. We let them be. |
Inked_Nerd:Well it's the same thing, isn't it? Cave = Space. But at least we agree on the latter. ![]() MsDarkSkin:Missy, did you miss the part where I said sports time is sacred time? ![]() |
Inked_Nerd:But seriously I think the expectation is a bit unreal. Everyone needs his/her space. Needing your dude to be there 100% is a bit too clingy for me. Ever had of the 'man cave'? A man needs this space, whether physically or metaphorically, to think, to sort himself out and trash out those things that worry him, or just to be by himself. It becomes a problem when he retreats ever too often and for too long. But for some girls the moment you are quiet for two seconds it's a case of 'darling, what is it'? Often times it's NOTHING for God's sake. This neediness is what drives some men away at the end of the day. Not excusing that, but that's the way it is. |
Inked_Nerd: . . .erm in that case he can take 10mins off. He'll watch the highlights of the parts he missed later ![]() |
Inked_Nerd:Sports time is sacred time : PLEASE DON'T DISTURB. |
tellwisdom:Leave her and go onto the next one. . . e go better. Very soon one go gree for you. |
Mrs, Chima:Nah that's old-fashioned. I conjure up their spirits and we have a one-on-one. Besides shouldn't you be afraid to send your signature stamp to a Nigerian? You know the possibilities of what can happen with that, don't you? |
Mrs, Chima:That's a new philosophy. Let me contact Emerson and Thoreau and run this by them. |
Mrs, Chima:Point of correction there : desperation breeds rashness and foolishness, so 'desperate' women (or even men) cannot be 'smart' by any stretch of imagination. ![]() By the way who is 'gold' and who is 'clay' Just asking.@OP, May God mend your broken heart. Amen. I think you should go and get laid and let us all hear word! |
Mrs, Chima:May your feet remain soldered at that back door! ![]() As silly as this may sound the thought of a BROAD ENTIRE WHOLE ARSE scares me! ![]() |
Mrs, Chima:Thanks. I'll pass. Chimezie198:Chimezie how will u know? Na you be their houseboy? |
They are desperately grabbing at straws! They have failed already! |
Omo_Tier1:Omo-Tier1, God bless you guys! I am really encourage by those pictures. It shows we all still love Nigeria no matter how far away we live. The pressure is really high on government and they'll have no choice but to rescind on that decision. And the message is clear: BUILD REFINERIES, TACKLE CORRUPTION AND CUT COSTS simple. Then come back and tell us about subsidy removal in 2 years. |
^^^ Thanks bruv. |
Mrs, Chima:How BROAD is your 'entire whole arse'? ![]() |
nuclearboy:That is what it has always been about bruv. The clowns on here come charging as if they alone know the benefits of deregulation forgetting that it has never been about subsidy removal but about corruption in government circles. You do not tell your followers to make sacrifice while you're feeding fat on their agonies. At any rate it is not the masses that brought about the porous system that permits the oil sector operators to rip us all off. Government's inability to checkmate that is the reason the amt for subsidy skyrocketed by over 200% within the space of one year. No one has cared to explain to us why. They are too lazy to deal with this but quick to transfer the brunt on the masses. And then they start promising to make Nigeria heaven on earth with #1.3 trillion. We'll be fools to believe them. Government is like a man complaining of not be able to take care of his family because he pays tithe (10% of his income to God). Ask him what is he doing with the remaining 90%. If a man can not take care of his family with 90% of his income, therefore 10% increment will not make any difference Like I have been saying, you do not reward a thieving manager with more money to squander. If they haven't done anything good with all the monies we've had all these years, it isn't subsidy money that will make any difference. Let them drastically reduce the cost of governance by taking pay cuts, cutting down on useless positions 'to pay the boys' and merging ministries and parastatals. Cut the overheads, plug the loopholes and tackle corruption. The savings alone from all that will fund the subsidy with generous change. Let me give you a scenario: The Nigerian engineering graduate at best (and I'm being overly generous here) earns an average of #100k/month. X12 = #1.2M = $7,500/annum The average American engineering grad earns at worst $50,000/annum. PLS COMPARE BOTH: RATIO 6.67:1 (American:Nigerian) What happens with our politicians? Average Nigerian Senator (not senate president o) takes home $1.4M/annum Average American Senator $174,000/annum PLS COMPARE BOTH: RATIO 1:8 (American:Nigerian) So you can see why our system is not workable. They (our so-called leaders) are not living in the realities of the Nigerian economy that is why they have no right to tell us about any economic principles we must obey. HE WHO MUST LEAD MUST DO SO WITH FACTS BUT ALSO WITH HEART. Reduce the waste, build refineries, improve basic infrastructure WITH WHAT WE ARE PRESENTLY EARNING then come back and tell us about deregulation and we just might listen to you. In the absence of all that we'll pretend you aren't saying anything! FOOLS! |
^^^ there she goes again! |
Mrs, Chima:So you want me to spell it out for you? 1. They'll tell Mr Chima (remember 'Why Did I Get Married 2?) 2. Mr Chima will boot you out! 3. You'll come on here crying about 'Nigerian men are wicked' 4. We'll all have a hell of a time telling you to sharrap jo! |
Mrs, Chima: Pls try to keep your 'voice' down so the neighbors won't hear o. I say this for your own good. |
Inked_Nerd:You may have a point, but I won't put anything past these yeye jobless white kids that constantly live in hollywood fantasy world. Then again I understand it happens in real life in the far east when desperate women use it as a form of 'magic' to catch or keep men. They actually believe it works. That's some real shitty crap. 190FanClub:190, them don ban you? HNY o. May God forgive you all your sins this year. Amen. |
Jeez! That is so freaking gross. The guy should go and have all his organs replaced or something and get a full blood transfusion too! On a serious note I kinda hope he doesn't learn about it. I don't know how he can live with himself if he does. It's such a crazy world |






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