quite an interesting hell you have!! perhaps you should trade it for a heaven!!

LOL. I have one of those too, but I can't imagine what that would be like. Hopefully one day I'll find out (and then come back here to tell you all about it).

I can't imagine what heaven is like, but I think I know hell.

People always think of fire and demons with pitchforks. I don't see it that way though, physical pain is nothing next to mental/spiritual suffering.

To me hell is just a land of isolation. I think in hell there is nothing. To be aware of everything that's happening, but yet nothing is happening. You can't fight against it, because there's nothing to fight against, so you fight against yourself. In hell you wish you were dead, you're suicidal, but there's no way out. An eternity of nothing, not even physical pain to remind you of the feeling of being alive.

Maybe that's just my hell though.

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Its frustration and poverty coupled with illiteracy that makes a man hit a woman. None of those factors affect jay so forget it.

No, it's a control thing. The only way a man hits a woman is if he knows he can. There's a few sick men who love that part of a horrible relationship. You can be rich, intelligent and still treat your wife like garbage though.



I think with this rumor it's important to note that in American Urban slang "Beat it up", "Beat her up" and many other ways of wording it are all slang terms for sex. I'm not sure if that has found it's way to Nigeria yet though.

The difference between a flirt and a prostitute is a paycheck and a job well done.

My favorite superhero is "The Punisher" because he's not really super at all, he's just a guy with a bunch of guns. I wanted to be him when I was little. I also liked "The Silver Surfer" a lot too but I think that's just because of his look.

My favorite villain is Venom. Venom and The Punisher would blur the line between good and evil frequently. I liked that, because it made them seem real.

Bolarge, the picture in your profile has me LOL. funny!

Hello from the USA (Detroit, Michigan to be exact).

I just happened to stumble on to this forum while browsing the web and saw the intelligent, humorous and enlightening conversations. Then when I saw that this was a Nigerian forum I knew I had to join. I'm not Nigerian in anyway but this looks like too great of a forum to not be involved with. Nigerians are apparently nothing like the stereotypes Americans place on them, and that makes me very happy.

Thank you for having a great forum!