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[quote author=Mr, Cork link=topic=581303.msg7482339#msg7482339 date=1294417958]pope732901 , errrm Brother, your girl friend aint boooring, truyss me

she just aint feeelin you!!! (no oofeinse)[/quote]You dey craze! (no offense)

[quote author=Mr, Cork link=topic=581303.msg7482181#msg7482181 date=1294416767]ermmm pope732901 , bro, so are u sayin she dont give BJ? Pls clarify. cheeers! [/quote]It's because of gays like you I don't post on Nigerian sites, you talk sh*t. Coz you see me posting my problem here doesn't give you the chance to insult me ok?. Be careful.

thweraja10:
Ok make her interesting be romantic. Bring out good discussion, listen when she talks. Always wanna know what she has in mind im sure she will open up and be the most interesting person ever

Now you're talking. Thanks so much.

[quote author=baby.me link=topic=581303.msg7482013#msg7482013 date=1294415215]From your description of her,she is an introvert. She is someone that prefers to stay indoors,procrastinate,and not ready to take any action on her own bc she is comfortable in her zone and not willing to make any mistake. But mark my words,such personality is the best with the right kind of push from a loved one.

On the other hand,you are an extrovert who likes action,and from my experience,she is the right kind of person for you bc she will slow u down where u want to move too fast and you will push her on where she tends to be too slow. Be spantenous any time u are with her,encourage her to make more friends and hang out some time. There is a great personality under that cold/boring person. Cheers [/quote]You're GREAT!

Omolola1:
Hmmmn,

You should have known your gurl's behaviour before now
Anyway, maybe you should tell her, or help her. You could help her not to be too boring

For instance, when you are together, bring up lively discussions, if she wouldn't, and see if she would blend, if she doesn't then i guess that is just her attitude and there is nothing anyone can do about it

I have a whole lot of intelligent questions and topic to discuss with her but it wouldn't work out.

rokiatu:
If you are soooooooooooo exciting, then teach her how to have fun.

I don't wanna be anyone's babysitter.

deniyor:
I feel you bro, been there done that. Just enjoy the experience for as long as it lasts. Figure out and learn what to do in the process.
It is ok for couples to be different but they hv to do some things together, and let the other person be in other things. good luck

Thank brother, you really understand.

thweraja10:
Bro i know how you feel its like she doesnt want sex, if you think she is boring spend money take her out, you cant be out on a beach and be boring infact when you spoil her with good thing she will not only jug she will run with you on the beach.  

Sex is not the issue, our sex life is GREAT!. Would I have to take her to the beach everyday or weekend?

Onchedu:
Admitted some girls are dry no matter who they are around but that's rare.

Dude, if U don't find her interesting, chances are your not stimulating her mind enough. Girls respond and react more easily than they initiate.

Maybe U two just don't have the chemistry yet?

humm

thweraja10:
Abi now, May be its the guy thats not even romantic, Who knos

Tell me, what has romance got to do with someone being boring? I think you should read my post again.

I've been with this girl for about six months. She is actually everything I looked for in a girl - gentle, lovely, igbo, intelligent, has a lovely diction, excellently dressed, neat, and rubs my back right.

But she is not fun to be with! She is intelligent, and gets very good grades at school.

But she does not say intelligent things! She only thinks about boring things, and has no interest in any half way intellectual discussion. Her favorite activity is just staying at home and lying in bed or watching Nollywood movies. I feel like we never really say or do anything worthwhile.

Also, we never do anything really fun together, because of her lethargy. I like doing things like running, jogging,  climbing, going through bars, visiting weird stuff, trying new things but with her, her lethargy just infects me and all I want to do is chill and watch TV.

And she is the type of person that wants me to always do things with her, she expects a boyfriend and girlfriend to always spend time together. Basically, she wants to be my best friend, but is not able to intellectually interest me like my usual friends do!

She is dependent, wants me to do everything in the relationship and when I ask her, all she tells me is that "You're the guy" and it just disgust me so much because I believe in two sided relationship whereby no one is to rely on the other to take a step first. If you're in the position to do anything in the relationship, just do what comes naturally and not wait for your partner.

It's a confusing situation, what could I do?

The tithe was a requirement of the law in which all Israelites were to give 10 percent of everything they earned and grew to the Tabernacle/Temple (Leviticus 27:30; Numbers 18:26; Deuteronomy 14:24; 2 Chronicles 31:5). In fact, the Old Testament Law required multiple tithes which would have pushed the total to around 23.3 percent, not the 10 percent which is generally considered the tithe amount today. Some understand the Old Testament tithe as a method of taxation to provide for the needs of the priests and Levites in the sacrificial system. The New Testament nowhere commands, or even recommends, that Christians submit to a legalistic tithe system. Paul states that believers should set aside a portion of their income in order to support the church (1 Corinthians 16:1-2).

The New Testament nowhere designates a percentage of income a person should set aside, but only says it is to be “in keeping with income” (1 Corinthians 16:2). Some in the Christian church have taken the 10 percent figure from the Old Testament tithe and applied it as a “recommended minimum” for Christians in their giving.

We are to give as we are able. Sometimes that means giving more than 10 percent; sometimes that may mean giving less. It all depends on the ability of the Christian and the needs of the church. Every Christian should diligently pray and seek God’s wisdom in the matter of participating in tithing and/or how much to give (James 1:5).

Above all, all tithes and offerings should be given with pure motives and an attitude of worship to God and service to the body of Christ. “Each man should give what he has decided in his heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:7).

God forbid! Caressing her body would be like doing it with wood. Coz due to the training she has undergone there won't be fat in her body like breast and buttocks. And in some aspect she would heartless a little and someday she might beat me up. So what's the point? She should marry a soldier like herself.

God forbid! Caressing her body would be like doing it with wood. Coz due to the training she has undergone there won't be fat in her body like breast and buttocks. And in some aspect she would heartless a little and someday she might beat me up. So what's the point? She should marry a soldier like herself.

This post is uncalled for. Very senseless. Just use your discretion to judge if it's right or wrong.

This post is uncalled for. Very senseless. Just use your discretion to judge if it's right or wrong.

This post is uncalled for. Very senseless. Just use your discredition to judge if it's right or wrong.

Tues January 26

Molineux
Kick-off: 19.45 GMT;
TV: Motd highlights

Good stat: 27- Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 27 games against promoted clubs.

Bad Stat: 310 -Wolves have not scored in their last 310 minutes of League action.

Probable teams

Wolves: Hahnemann, Foley, Craddock, Mancienne, Ward, Henry, Milijas, Jarvis, Jones, Vokes, Doyle
Injuries: Edwards, Keogh, Kightly (ankle), Maierhofer (hernia), Murray (knee)
Liverpool: Liverpool: Reina, Insua, Skrtel, Carragher, Degen, Mascherano, Aquilani, Lucas, Riera, Gerrard
Injuries: Benayoun (rib), El Zhar, Kelly (ankle), Johnson, Torres (knee)
Referee: Peter Walton Matches: 19 Y42 R3

What they are saying

Mick McCarthy: When Liverpool have no [Steven] Gerrard and [Fernando] Torres they play exactly the same way but not quite as well. But I watched them against Spurs last week and they performed very well.

The team they put out that night was very solid and Dirk Kuyt, who got their two goals, was outstanding. To suggest that when Gerrard and Torres don’t play means they are any less than a top-four team would be barmy.

Rafael Benítez: When you don’t have two important players like Gerrard and Torres, everyone has to stick together and work hard.

The players have taken responsibility. Wolves work very hard and have a good mentality as a team, so I think it will be a tough game for us. But we have the challenge that we can be in the top four if we beat them.

We had problems with injuries, late goals and beach balls. If you put everything together it could have made a big difference.

Verdict: The possible return of Steven Gerrard will be a boost for Rafael Benítez, while Mick McCarthy is struggling to decide on his best side. Liverpool have the momentum after beating top-four contenders Spurs last week.

Score: 0-2

In an exclusive interview with Liverpoolfc.tv, Roma captain Francesco Totti tells us why his former teammate, Alberto Aquilani, is destined to be one of the best midfielders in the world.
I Giallorossi's talisman came through the same youth system as the Reds' new number 4 and is as well placed as anyone when it comes to knowing what makes the 25-year-old tick.

Here he tells us - via Luca Fallica of RETE Sport - why he is convinced Aquilani will be an Anfield hit, how Kopites will soon be swooning over the 'rabona' and why he is certain to be a Barclays Premier League star.

Liverpoolfc.tv: Liverpool fans have only seen glimpses of Alberto Aquilani so far. What can we expect from a player you have played so closely with?

Francesco Totti: Alberto is an incredibly talented player, with great technique and an excellent understanding of the game. He also has a powerful shot with both feet – he really is a complete midfielder.

He came through the Roma ranks like you did. Are you good friends?

Yes, we are really good friends. We keep in touch even now that he has left us.

How do you see him fitting into the Liverpool system?

Alberto can play in any position in the middle of the park really, either a bit forward or a few steps behind. The advantage he has is that he really understands the game and has great vision - he is dynamic and can make the last pass or try to score himself. Here at Roma, with our 4-2-3-1 strategy, he was playing in front of the defence next to Daniele De Rossi or David Pizarro, but also as an attacking midfielder just off me. I think he can do very well in a 4-4-2 too.

How would you describe him as a player. Is he up there with the best midfielders in the world?

He is elegant and smart - these are his main characteristics. Potentially he is one of the best in the world. He has been unlucky with injuries so far but I believe he will do really well in England.

Have you spoken to him much since he moved to Merseyside?

Yes, of course. I asked him how it was going and he said he had settled in really well. He can't wait to start playing regularly.

Has he said anything about learning Scouse?

He didn't mention that really, I am sure his Roman - our dialect - is still much better! (laughs). But I know he is studying a lot to improve his English.

Aquilani has had his troubles with injuries in the past. Do you expect him to put those behind him and play a key role in Liverpool's quest for honours this year?

As I mentioned before, he hasn't been lucky in his career since all these injuries have stopped his growth. I am confident though, that he will be back at his best and prove all his worth at Liverpool.

What is your favourite memory of Alberto's career at Roma? What would you say was his best match?

Whenever Alberto had a chance to play for us he would take it and has always done well in big games. I remember the one in Madrid against Real, it was a memorable night. He hit the woodwork with a thunderous effort and 15 seconds later, Casillas deflected another one of his screamers. But that's not the only great display. Against AC Milan he did a delicious 'rabona' (his favourite move) and gave me the ball for our 2-1 win - look it up on the net! Reds fans will surely appreciate his dribbles and will discover what a great player he is.

Do you expect him to make a big impact in the Barclays Premier League? How will he adapt to the pace here?

Good players prove themselves wherever they go. Alberto will adapt to any type of football.

Will he be a key player for Italy in the World Cup?

I really hope he will be and I wish him good luck for that.

You have played at Anfield before. Did you speak with him about the great atmosphere?

Anfield is a great stadium; really exciting. Your fans are really warm. Even Riise told me about it and he said our supporters and yours are alike.

How has former red John Arne Riise settled into life in Rome?

Really well, the fans love him. He is a professional and his shot is so powerful. It's not easy to adapt to Italian football, but he tried his hardest and did it.

What are your own personal memories of facing Liverpool in the Champions League and what did you make of the fans and the stadium's atmosphere?

To be honest, my memories are not that good because Liverpool beat us in the 1984 Final and here in Rome many resent them for that. I also remember the game in 2002. The refereeing was quite controversial and Litmanen scored a very, very dubious penalty. Riise played a good game that night.

Riise was also involved on another famous night against Italian opposition - the 2005 Champions League final. What did you make of that game?

I was sad for Milan, but for a fan winning the Cup in that way must be incredible.

Liverpool face a potential Matchday 6 winner-takes-all showdown with Fiorentina in the Champions League (if results go there way on Matchday 5). Who do you expect to qualify?

The Viola are clearly favourites and Liverpool are going to have a really tough time especially after drawing against Lyon.

The Reds' hopes could well rest with the likes of Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard, who have both recently been short-listed for the Ballon d'or. What are your views on the two players?

I can only think about an Italian adjective to describe them both: grandissimi!

As a striker yourself, where does Torres rank among the best in the world?

Torres is absolutely one of the best in the world. He is so fast and sees the net like no other – a great striker indeed. I had a look at his Premier League scoring record - not bad at all!

Andrea Dossena is another Italian international on our books. What have you made of his impact in England? Last year he scored famous goals against Real Madrid and Man United,

He is a decent full-back, who can do well both attacking and defending.

And finally, we know you are Roman born and breed but would you have liked to give it a go over here in England?

Staying at Roma was my personal choice, one I took with my heart. I grew up playing for this club, the one I always supported. So thanks, but I am good here.

This season could be ours. We need to work really hard, though we've had bad games in the start. But we can make them all up. I'm a Liverpool Fan for good and bad times.

I wonder why Benitez is not ready to use Aquilani, the guy is so excellent. He score goals of 30/35 yards, he strikes very well and can help Gerrard with the free kicks he his losing these days. Aquilani uses both legs and Gerrard shots can't come close to that of Aquilani.

Liverpool's summer signing Glen Johnson has said that despite his side's disappointing start to the new season the club's hopes of winning the Premier League title are far from over.

Rafael Benitez's side suffered their second loss this term at the hands of Aston Villa this week, bringing an end to their 18 month unbeaten home run. Yet Johnson insists Liverpool’s chances of winning their first championship in 20 years hremain intact.

"Obviously this is not the start to the season that we wanted but it's only the third game and there is a long way to go," said Johnson. "It's still the early part of the season so we are not going to beat ourselves up at the moment.

"Of course, we'd like to have a few more points but it's not to be so we’ll just keep going."

Currently sitting 10th in the league, Liverpool failed to clinch any points on the opening weekend of the new season after losing 2-1 to Harry Redknapp's new look Tottenham - a side Johnson said the 'Top Four' would be foolish to omit as genuine contenders.

"I definitely believe that teams like Aston Villa and Tottenham and Man City will take points off the so called big four this season," he added. "That is good thing about the Premier League, anybody can beat everybody."

Liverpool only lost two fixtures across their entire Premier League campaign last season and finished second, four points adrift of Manchester United.

And despite the summer departures of Xabi Alonso and Alvaro Arbeloa, 24-year-old Johnson is convinced Liverpool can get back on track, starting with an away clash at Bolton this weekend.

"Bolton is a hard place to go next," said Johnson, "but hopefully we'll start there the way we started the second half against Villa by going at them from the first minute and get the three points."

"After losing only two games throughout the whole of last season, we've now managed to lose two in the space of just 10 days.

"It means that Liverpool have to adopt a positive mental outlook in every game from here on in. [We] were held to too many draws last season [and] the margin for error in the modern title race is so slim that draws are no use any more.

"Manchester United won the Premier League title last season despite losing four matches and that's because they drew five fewer than Liverpool.

"The three points for a win format means that a defeat – even a home defeat as desperately disappointing as last night's – is not as damaging as it might otherwise have been.

"That's why I think it's far too early to be writing Liverpool off as credible title challengers as some people already appear to be doing."

Johnson has also called on Liverpool supporters to get behind them and not lose faith.

"At times like this supporters' influence can be vitally important," he continued. "They will be feeling low after last night – and they pay their hard earned money so are fully entitled to express their views. But if they keep the faith they can help the team come through a difficult spell."

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Roma defender John Arne Riise says Liverpool have not bought a like-for-like replacement for Xabi Alonso in Alberto Aquilani but believes the Italian will bring a greater goal threat and attacking intent to his former club’s midfield.

Riise spent seven years at Anfield before moving to the Italian capital last summer and so is well placed to assess just what Aquilani will bring to Liverpool once he completes his £20 million transfer.

The Norwegian is quick to disabuse Liverpool fans of the notion they have bought a direct replacement for Alonso, who joined Real Madrid this week after five years on Merseyside.

Aquilani does not possess Alonso’s exquisite ability to pick a pass from deep within his own half but instead plays further up the pitch, eager to join attacks and will offer more goals than the Spaniard did.

“When I first came to Roma, I didn’t know a thing about Aquilani,” said Riise, speaking to the Express newspaper.

“I knew all about Francesco Totti, Daniele De Rossi and Philippe Mexes, of course, but Aquilani was the player who surprised me the most in my first months with what he could do.

“He’s really good on the ball, with good passing, good movement, he works hard and is a good professional.

“He likes to have the ball at his feet but not because he likes to dribble, he just wants to keep the team moving. He never stands still, he’s always on the run.

“He certainly runs more than Xabi and is probably more dangerous in terms of getting in the box and trying to score goals.

“When I came to Rome he was my neighbour and helped me out a lot. He’s a good friend. Liverpool will be getting a very good player.”

Aquilani, 25, who came through the youth ranks at Roma, had a disjointed season last year, playing just 14 games after undergoing ankle surgery in May.

His talent has never been in doubt but concerns persist over his robustness – something that will be tested to the full by his introduction to the hurly-burly of Premier League midfields.

“There is an obvious difference between the Italian and English leagues,” said Riise. “Here it is more tactical whereas in England you’re playing 90 minutes up and down, up and down, and there is more emphasis on power and physical force.

“But Cristiano Ronaldo isn’t all about physique and he has been the best player in the Premier League in recent seasons.

“Everyone can adapt. It just takes time. The key is how long it takes. I was lucky. I fitted in quite quickly when I came from Monaco.

“Alberto is someone who wants to make the most of his talent and wants to prove himself, so if Liverpool come in for you it is very hard to say no.”

Aquilani’s ability to adapt will play a large part in whether or not Liverpool can mount another credible title challenge this season after coming so close last time around.

“Last season I was so sure they would do it. They made a fantastic start but drew some games and United got stronger,” said Riise.

“I really hope they can do it this time. Xabi and Alvaro Arbeloa leaving is a shame, but Glen Johnson is a brilliant signing.

“All the Premier League games are shown on Sky Italia, and I managed to watch every Liverpool game last season. The club is in my heart. I had all my highlights at Liverpool. I still speak with Stevie [Gerrard] and Carra [Jamie Carragher], as well as Pepe Reina and Dirk Kuyt.

“The first months for me at Roma were hard, learning a new language and settling in, but I am happy here and enjoying it. We can have a really good season and I hope Liverpool can, too.”

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Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari admitted that Liverpool deserved their win against Chelsea at Anfield, but also revealed he felt the referee had made a mistake sending off Frank Lampard.

Lampard saw red in the second half for a foul on Xabi Alonso and speaking to Sky Sports after the game, Scolari insisted the red card had changed the game.

“I think the result it’s after what’s happened with Lampard. It’s normal because they have more possession, they have more quality, they arrive more in front of our goal, but until then no,” he said.

Scolari then went on to reveal his side would be appealing the decision and insisted the referee had made a mistake.

The Blues’ boss explained: “If it’s possible I want the referee to look at this situation on the television and maybe he will change the red card for Lampard because as I look on television it’s a foul for the other player [Alonso] not for Lampard.”

The Brazilian also insisted that he could not understand why the referee had decided to brandish the red card: “No I don’t understand. But maybe now, after, when he looks on television at what’s happened, maybe he will understand he is wrong, he will change the red card and maybe in the next game Lampard can play.”

After being reduced to 10 men, Chelsea struggled against a dominant Liverpool side who eventually prevailed courtesy of two late Fernando Torres goals.

Scolari admitted that Liverpool had controlled the game and that they had deserved the win that takes them three points clear of the Blues in second place.

“After this they are the owner of the pitch and they scored two goals,” he said before adding, “I think Liverpool are better than us, all of the game.”

The defeat puts a serious dent in Chelsea’s title aspiration but Scolari insisted his players would not give up yet. He concluded: “We need to look again, we need to try again, because we have many games. But we are behind now, two clubs Manchester and Liverpool, and it’s more difficult than before but we need to fight until the last game.”

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