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Gods-child:
Hehehheheehee...Make I fall in??

Abbasufi: U PPL R NOT SERIOUS SICK FOR 2DAYS ND I HAV 20 PAGES TO READ! I DNT EVEN HAV ENUF ENERGY TO READ STILL AT PG 167 SO FAR LET ME TRY ND C. PRAY FOR ABBASUFI FOR D BEST

psoto: So you're just knowing? The other day, when you guys were trying τ̅☺ plan the 'unplannable' wedding, he confessed that he loved food and drinks. And he confirmed it last week, he went for owambe while we had no security in the house.

SBabaJ: Princessmia...Good To See You Got Your Desire! Round Three Sleep?

Dahrach: so u guyz wont offer us "ladies" drinks..it shuld b ladies first oo

Gods-child:
Is it cold??...Abeg shey I fit get one??...Plus meat pie sef...lolzzzzz

psoto: [b] Now I'm ready τ̅☺ talk, and I want τ̅☺ do it at once.
The reality is that most women might have "sharp" mouth and might be quick τ̅☺ reply verbal attacks but it doesn't make them nags. There are a whole lot of men who nag too.
SBaBaJ said something about the fact that the ratio of educated women is lower than that of their male counterparts I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ our society. That was rightly put. But after the privilege and rigour of such an experience, do you expect such a woman τ̅☺ fold her arms while she's been maltreated just because she doesn't want τ̅☺ be among the "proud educated" women? Nah...that isn't possible.
Another thing I noticed among the male folks is that when women express what their thoughts and what's going on within them, they (men) view it negatively. For example, when you correct your spouse over and over again about a very bad attribute, it is concluded that you're nagging.
In summary, as regards the joke itself, anybody could have won the argument. The moral I get from it, without sentiment, is that women should stand up for their rights and not be trampled upon by the male folks. Both men and women nag and it isn't about who wins the argument but correcting what led τ̅☺ the argument. Thank You.
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Dahrach: princess, princess, princess..i can see ur brake-light....

Gods-child:
Who Sat And Watched My Infant Head,

When Sleeping On My Cradle Bed,

And Tears Of Sweet Affection Shed,

Peeee Deeee Peeee....

When pain And Sickness made me cry,

Who gazed upon my heavy eye,

And wept for fear that I should die,

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SBabaJ: With the way the pages fly in here.... I pity myself before I check what I have missed.

psoto: A ROYAL GBAM for the PRINCESS!!!
Worry not, we didn't take it personal.

Gods-child:
Hmmmm, please lets look at this from the 'Real Life' scenario and not 'Nollywood' aspect...If a woman would be a bread winner, its gonna be 1 out of 50 homes & our case study shouldn't be based on such rarity...If both of them are managing, them more reasons why the man can, least likely, oversleep cos he knows what's at stake...Woman more hardworking?? C'mon! That's 1 out of 70 homes!...Feel me??

sorry to pop into this, but that depends on what part of the country u r from. No disrespect to Fadinus, but MOST times, our men are less hardworking than the females. Making the women the general breadwinner.

P.S: datz y foreign men (especially northern) like marrying our women

psoto: No, I don't feel you at all! The presumption that the wife getting fired won't affect the welfare of the couple is very false. What if she is the major bread winner? What if the both of them are still managing even with the wife working. For all you care, the wife might even be more hardworking than the husband.

Gods-child:
Ermmmm....What makes you think she won't get used to it oooo??

GC! What is ur own now?! I sleep n wake up at odd times. Wen its tym to fast, I'm d 1st to wake. I wake up at odd times coz I don't sleep deep. Lol. Don't fear. My kids can't b late for school n my hubby won't b late for work. For now, as 1st Lady rightly put it, I'm jobless n can sleep weneva n however I want!

ROUND 2: SLEEP!

Dahrach: i sight u princess..Good Morning..wht's 4 breakfast..am so hungry..

ik121: Pz cn sum1 tel me wat 'Duro' means in yoruba?