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u mean same way girls and their girlfriends will almost chew a guy out if he is not in support of her buying a new jewelry, dress, shoe etc. why do girls force their guys to go shopping with them at those silly malls?


[quote author=j-girl link=topic=110271.msg1964658#msg1964658 date=1203221426]See, I've always asked myself this question.

You guys don't even know the crap I go through especially during Superbowl (thank God the Brady was put to shame). Imagine having 7 guys in a room during sports - you can't talk if not they will start acting as if you committed abomination.

Don't get me wrong - I can watch Sports all day long (b-ball, baseball, golf and all those things) but guys are just too into it as in - they can kill you if you dare utter a word during some sports. Excuse me?!!!! Men have more room for sports than women.[/quote]

yes she has a boy friend, me! she is very angry as i have postponed saving a certain tribe with her but all these edo gurls threat self na wa

ariblaze:
gamine

am curious you got a boyfriend?

you are seem a very angry person

at least we got one smart brother in the house but that might have caused u ur nite out with ur girl

soulamanne:
i too spend with brain!got my chic a box of choco and biscuit for her kid sis.we were mean to hang out later in the day but she preferred to chill with her girlfriends!got me mad but it was good afterall!stayed with my pals and they spoiled me with shaks so am not broke now

coming from a girl, i am impressed!

ibkaye:
Pahaha, funny how most people sucked themselves dry, and for what?

GBAM! the doc as spoken and i am strongly behind his advice. there are many black kids in the usa that dream to be in the NBA or a big time rap super star, it will be foolish if they all reject other opportunities that knock on their doors. a word is enough for the wise.

thank u jareee

OpeLovely:
It shows that their dominant genes like Testesterone is flowing and working perfectly.

power rangers dont have anything on voltron crew

joecooper:
Oh! these guys,

they a real kool dudes
I think i prefer them to the Power Rangers

@ poster

why u dey slack? abeg carry the namibian girl go. i don tire for yeye behaviors of nigerian girls in yankee. ever wondered y bobos dey run go house pick wife? instead of them to agree say dem too dey do, dem go dey yan say dem be enlighten babes. now she hear say competition don come she don dey lie say she love u, story!.

dude, why will ur parents be such a big factor on the matters of ur heart? this na 21century oooooo. as much as we want their blessings, we are not robots. please, go with the girl that loves u not the one that want to scam u.

alright, lets hear it. how many of u got broke after spending carelessly. guys begin dey confess and i sure hope she is worth it

how did i know its only u that will make a post like this?

Gamine:
@Ice Blue

Pretty and Smart, hmm

u know thats a combo most guys find hard to handle

Take it easy! God dey!

give me an example

JeSoul:
ahh no way oh Gamine!
What can sports do for a man that a woman can't?
But I can tell you what a woman can do for a man that sports can never come close to doing. . .

lovu one tin tin

viktor105:
if you really love him i think you should stand by him

@ poster

let me give u my own life lesson learnt. i graduated from math/computer science and i had worked with a programming firm and also an ISP before heading for NYSC. when i was done with that, i thot i will easily get a job in a computer related field in lagos and i did but after the company i worked for was handed over to some south africans, many of us where laid off and they brought their white boys from south africa to take over. i was later called back but i refused thinking i will easily get even a better job(******no bi lie!************), i searched and searched and searched but nothing was forth coming, mean while i was ignoring all other non IT related jobs to my foolishness. when i finally got one of those IT jobs, i was under paid and used like rag and later even though i was given a big title, "HEAD OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT" i wasnt paid while the junior officers got paid but those of us in management didnt get paid for a long time (they are still owing me even until this day). i was even offered a job by Saipem, to be Network Administrator in Port Harcourt but i turned it down because i thought my love for IT will make me achieve great things in Lagos(****FILM!****). my brother, life taught me a bitter lesson. nigeria is a country of chance not just inspiration. u need to be financially comfortable before u start dreaming big dreams of engineering success. na God save my ass because all these things happen close to the time i was about leaving Nigeria. my mom was seriously ill and yet i couldnt help her. i was confused and fighting depression like mad. God sent a friend to help me and she send me almost $3000 and i didnt even waste a second, i left the country in less than 2 weeks after i picked up my visa. and when i got here because i have already learnt my lesson i took every job opportunity seriously and worked hard in other to achieve my next goal. see, without my cousins or other family members help in the USA, i have moved up greatly and God has blessed me and kid brother and we both are now blessings to my mom. the moral of the story, lagos is not a place for u to allow your engineering aspirations and passion make u enter the wrong company. u can go into banking and u can turn out to be the best marketer ever. true education is adaption of knowledge for the survival of one's self and environment/society. if your education cannot offer u any improvement, dump it.shikana!!!

bros, i dey feel ur passion jareee!

tonix2:
O boy!! this memory is not a small something,
Girls dey go thief their mama money give me just for me to draw voltron for them.
so tey me i go even dey do shakara sef for the ugly voltron lions wey i dey draw,

Now i just wonder!!! no fun the little children anymore,
Na only to dey show mexican soap opera for our TV na im all this stations sabi now,
After them go say the young generation too corrupt,

thank u my brother for this topic wey u bring make we share,

u can't eat ur cake and have it sweet heart

jerseygurl:
i get turn on by a guy that loves sport, but when dey chose 2 watch football over ma romantic dinner hell breaks lose,

bro, where do u live in down town?

[quote author=A-40 link=topic=110271.msg1932638#msg1932638 date=1202472577]Its a natural thingy its like asking me why a monkey likes banana[/quote]

thats my story and i am sticking to it

opokonwa:
@na2day

You've got some creativity bros

And even as fictitiously interesting as your story sounds, it makes some sense.

[size=16pt]MOST MEN HAVE GOT JUST TOO MUCH ENERGY THAT IT NEEDS AN OUTLET[/size].

Then comes the saviour:

[size=50pt]SPORTS!!!!!! [/size]

@ poster

sista, the answer to your question is very natural. it is something about the design and color of the "Y" chromosome

the "X" chromosome is pinkish and runs too quickly to fertilize, so they don't evenly develop and end up with a pair of big front guns and two massive back balloons. but the "Y" chromosome is thicker and heavier and definitely not pinkish in color. it takes its time to learn the environment and get evenly developed by bumping into lots of traffic, building necessary stamina, learning the value of competition as it reaches the target. the implication, a male child comes out trying to fight karate with the nurses and doctors at the first breath of air before being handed back to the mother. most mothers will tell u that male children kick the most in the womb


so i hope this little biology lesson helped u understand our natural crave for competition (AKA sports)

himself, wetin hin dey do dey carry so many women eh?! and i dey suspect hin driver ooooooo. the robbers carry the driver go with them? hin don return?

LOL LOL

remove the brackets around his email addy

by the way u never sent me a detail on what your project is meant to be so i could look at it and recommend on a solution but i guess u still have plenty of time on your hand, else u did be more urgent about it

Gamine:
@teee

remove which bracket?

very funny. no, i am not victor. i sent u an only msg through yahoo and i am sending one again right now, i even tried to add u on my msger but i guess u didnt accept the invitation

Gamine:
chill r u victor?

thnx kobo/naira, i know we didnt agree on the obama/clinton thread but at least, in this thread, it shows that u actually read and understood wat i wrote. i was asking for recommendations but some how everyone keeps saying google. the whole idea of recommendation is to share with some else, facts u already know and that works well, not for the person to go reinvent the wheel. once again, thnx kobo.

Kobojunkie:
Go to www.ASP.NET , That is microsofts official site for ASP.NET and from there you can get links to tutorials on VS2008 and code for you to work with

www.LearnVisualStudio.net , Site has 100's of tutorial videos for any one who wants to learn anything about .NET coding and VS2008

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/bb507746.aspx#orcas

All you need is GOOGLE to find practically anything you need out there. JUST SPEND MINUTES SEARCHING and YOU WILL FIND throves of information for your convenience

well, i sent u another msg to the same id and i copied and paste it, even though it shows u online, u didnt reply and i have waited for abt 20mins so i am heading back to work. talk to u lata whenever u r ready

Gamine:
tonianni@yahoo.com

tonianni is my id

r u sure that is whut u typed

well, i sent u an offline msg yesterday and i havent seen any reply from u. so u probably gave me the wrong yahoo id

Gamine:
no, he hasnt

have my friend contacted u yet?

Gamine:
oops sorry im late!

its tonianni, dts my id

your wife indeed!

U WILL BE THE FIRST, EVERY OTHER GIRL I KNOW WANTS TO HAVE A LIGHT SKIN LIKE ITS A TICKET TO HEAVEN

chinchin1:
That is so true. Some people say I look mixed or a light-skinned Ethopian. My skin is a butter-tan(yellowish), I have dark brown freckles, sloe-eyed, and my hair is not as unruly as others, my mother is pretty fair-skinned(naturally) for a Nigerian woman. I came out a bit pinkish in colour(lighter than her!) and they called me and my kid bother the 'white' ones when we were little.

So, when I went back to the Motherland, they tried to perm my hair and it broke drastically. I hate being light-skinned some times.