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Technology Market / Re: Why Is It So Difficult To Get Certain Brands by pufectskin: 4:38pm On Jul 09, 2012 |
If you want a certain brand; why don't you apply to be the sole distributor in Nigeria. You make tons of money and can use ur favorite brand. |
Business / Re: To Invest In Lingerie Website - Good Or Bad Idea? by pufectskin: 3:36pm On Jul 09, 2012 |
thank you guys. stay sexy |
Business / How Many Internet Users In Lagos by pufectskin: 12:53pm On Jul 04, 2012 |
Does anyone know the population of Lagosians online? Cheers |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Anderson Cooper Admits That He's Gay by pufectskin: 4:01pm On Jul 03, 2012 |
" I'm gay" --Anderson Cooper And in other news, Nairalanders have learned that water is wet. If water hasn't publically admitted it is wet then it really isn't wet yet. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Anderson Cooper Admits That He's Gay by pufectskin: 8:03pm On Jul 02, 2012 |
You talk as though homosexuality is learned behaviour or passed down by parents. You forget that most homosexuals are offsprings of heterosexual couples. Just because that boy has homo parents doesn't mean he ll become gay too. It is not a choice to be gay; if he is attracted to women, he is attracted to women. The fact that he thinks ppl should be free to be who dey r and his parents r homos doesn't mean he'll become homo. Get it right! Kay-Dee: |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Anderson Cooper Admits That He's Gay by pufectskin: 7:54pm On Jul 02, 2012 |
Aint nothing new about it; what is new is that people are coming out. And its better dat dey r coming out. Imagine being married to a person who is not attracted to you but feels forced to be married to you becos of societal pressure. Behind your back he/she is screwing some1 of d same gender. I ll rather have it all out in d open. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Anderson Cooper Admits That He's Gay by pufectskin: 7:46pm On Jul 02, 2012 |
To those of you that are homophobic; no amount of hatred or punishment would make homosexuality go away, I am afraid. Homosexuality is as old as your great great great grand parents. The only reason why it appears new is because there is because societies like America encourage openness and self expression and there is also the technology for societies to access information. I have a great-grand uncle who never got married (if he were still alive, he'll be 113yrs old this year); my mum said he was extremely neat, dashing, and d mist well dressed man she ever knew. He always said he couldn't stand women. I told my mum he was gay but because of the times he lived in, he couldn't come out. In my opinion, societies are better off if they allow this people come out so that we all know who we are dealing with. |
Religion / Re: Pastor Christ Okotie- I Will Get Married Again In December - by pufectskin: 5:14pm On Jun 30, 2012 |
This guy is as gay as they come. I am guessing he pays off those women to keep their mouths shut about his sexuality. He is probably only marryin to curtail suspicions about his sexuality. I mean dis guy gives gifts to mostly men in his church, keeps divorcing with no kids, d jerry curl, d suave dressing, his church is always squeaky clean, d signs r all dere. He is Gay! |
Business / Re: Online Shopping; Would You Or Wouldn't You? by pufectskin: 10:00am On Jun 29, 2012 |
U hv a pretty cool website. Just go for it. There r always skeptics: but one thing is for sure; if u hv good clothes, trendy, fashionable n very good service, d word would go round, so keep at it. Nigerians r gettn more western by d day, n plus nigeria is not exactly d easiest place to drive around town shoppin for needs/wants(hot sun, humid, n awful roads). Stay focused Dukesy: Hi all , 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Why Are There So Many Single Grown Ladies by pufectskin: 8:02am On Jun 28, 2012 |
U sound like some1 with no exposure born2fuck: 1.21-24 ladies: pros- they insist they cannot date a poor man either is working or not , they don't consider his future ambition,all they care about is ready made guy. |
Romance / Re: Why Are There So Many Single Grown Ladies by pufectskin: 3:14am On Jun 28, 2012 |
Get ur old fashioned arse n go sit do somewhere. Its called being young! Ppl like dat don't want to marry ur archaic arse anyway. What makes y'aLl think only things girls want is marriage anyway? Ppl r marrying much later dese days anyway...D world is changing - deal with it! And dont u dare talk about d whole western ish...ok? If u r sooo african, drop ur fones, ur cars, pcs and anything d very immoral white man has made to make ur useless brained consuming only non productive Morally Superior african life easier. High_Chief: Most gals are not just marriageable, they claim to rule the world. With such mentality how do you expect them to be submissive. Like someone posted on his facebook, wat kind of man would want to engage a babe with status' like - "liquids loadin" "Elegushi loadin", "movida on point“ "wine bar Abuja toh badt“# "6 bottles on point" "clubbing mode activated"Champaign rain” "missing my bed tonite" "i l♥√ع u, u knw urself#" off to... " "A̶̲̅m gonna party real hard 2nite" "Owerri, Benin, lagos, Abuja, Asaba on my mind =-?" " painting accra blue and red " "who is fooling who?!!! 4 Likes |
Celebrities / Jay Z Orders Rihanna To Check Into Rehab Or Risk Being Dropped By His Label by pufectskin: 9:43pm On Jun 27, 2012 |
Jay z was very disturbed when he saw rihanna dressed half naked walking around town last week. She has also been partying excessively every night of the week in any country she is in (its always clubbing every nite). She seems to be mentally exhausted and needs a therapist. If she is not careful she might run crazy. Here is the source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2158070/Rihanna-steps-revealing-outfit--friends-urge-to-rehab-seek-help.html |
Career / Re: 22yrs Old With O Level And 2million Naira. Do You Suggest School Or Business? by pufectskin: 9:27pm On Jun 27, 2012 |
I think u ll get higher quality education if u go to the UK or USA though I would recommend US. In the US, a lot of fresh graduates move right into business cos schools actually have small business labs where u can go in voluntarily to get lots of guidance and free stuff to start a business. You would also learn innovative ways and all round new ideas u can adapt to nigerian society once u return. Only issue is 2million naira is hardly enuff for a UK or US college education. Since u absolutely have to go to uni, I guess u can try ghana and perhaps do business on d side so long as one won't really distract from d other. Cheers judebeyou: Hello Fellow Nairalanders, |
Romance / Re: Why Are There So Many Single Grown Ladies by pufectskin: 8:54pm On Jun 27, 2012 |
It is a worldwide phenomenon. Family and sociocultural dynamics r changing everywhere. I read in huffington post and newyork times sometime last year dat women are starting to earn a lot higher and get more education than men in the US; even where I attended college, there noticeably more girls in many of my classes than guys. And girls tended to even make higher pay and got jobs faster. What's more, both articles mentioned dat a lot of these successful and highly educated women were single and very preTty. I dunno y. More recently, I read on a south african blog (by popular Khaya Dlanga) dat there r lots of very very hot beautiful and highly successful women in south africa (both black and white) who r surprisingly single. In my "arrogant opinion", I think it boils down to choice - money gives power and when u have power, u have d ability to make more choices. A girl who is not sooo pretty or not earning dat much money, I am afraid, has less choices; she would take any man dat comes to her. More money means I can choose my own lifestyle and possibly live on my own terms. deshclones: Am really troubled...had a meeting with some of our auditors from pwc...was really amazed to see beautiful well educated working class girls without husbands....anybody that has been to pwc or kpmg offices will attest to this fact. |
Business / Re: 2000 Supermarkets And Pharmacies In Lagos, PH n Abuja - any medical sales reps? by pufectskin: 6:42pm On Jun 27, 2012 |
Thanks, how can I get their contact details. nthnymarce: Approach the medical sales representatives in nairaland,they will be able to give u a guide. i know a couple of them anyway. |
Business / 2000 Supermarkets And Pharmacies In Lagos, PH n Abuja - any medical sales reps? by pufectskin: 5:13pm On Jun 27, 2012 |
Hello Guys, I am trying to compile a list of Supermarkets with contact info and number in the following states/cities: Lagos Port Harcourt Abuja I need a combined total of atleast 2000 supermarkets and pharmacies. I would need their most accurate addresses and phone numbers as I will be mailing product samples to them. I am sick of looking for distributors! (I'll make a larger profit margin anyway by selling direct to retail). How can I do this? meanwhile, I am willing to pay whoever can complete this in 2 weeks (no delay and no excuses). I would have to verify the numbers and addresses before payment, I am afraid. So honest ppl only. Thanks |
Romance / Re: Contract Marriage, Anyone With Me On This Thought? by pufectskin: 10:45am On Jun 27, 2012 |
The only limits we have, are the ones we set for ourselves (Think about that) Phymeify: Well for me contract marriage is not the best in any way. |
Romance / Re: There Is No Such Thing As A Perfect Person – Only One That Is Perfect For You by pufectskin: 10:23am On Jun 27, 2012 |
would u just read it and then give an opinion? Okay doesnt help much. It is an article by Khaya Dlanga Mynd_44: Okay |
Romance / Re: There Is No Such Thing As A Perfect Person – Only One That Is Perfect For You by pufectskin: 10:22am On Jun 27, 2012 |
Sorry its so long; this is the bottomline - We should not seek perfect people, because they don’t exist. If they did, we would find fault in them anyway. Let’s just find other imperfect people to be perfect with. If they accept you for who you are, even with your greater faults, then I suppose that makes them perfect. And if you accept them with all their faults, then I suppose that makes you perfect too. Godmother: This is too long. Cudnt read it all |
Romance / Re: Contract Marriage, Anyone With Me On This Thought? by pufectskin: 9:51am On Jun 27, 2012 |
I am a girl; and I have thought of this many times over. I dont think marriage (living with people) is my thing. It just never works out cos i really really like to have my own space. I want to come home, shower, relax, and get some solitude. Many times I feel like i just want to have a guy gimme kids and that's it. It might be western; i am not so sure...i feel like it boils down to personality more than a cultural thing... fubbyy: I've taken a good look at my life , from inception till date,though am always on the lucky side when it comes to relationships with women but I think the best for me is a contract marriage(give me a child,I pay u and u walk away) I choose this because of some personal reasons and I think singlehood is the best so I have been planning this in my mind for a very long time but sometimes I wonder if anyone else ever taught of this 1 Like |
Romance / There Is No Such Thing As A Perfect Person – Only One That Is Perfect For You by pufectskin: 9:41am On Jun 27, 2012 |
Settling for imperfection* The problem with imperfect people looking for perfect partners is that there is no such thing as a perfect person – only one that is perfect for you Human nature is a funny thing. Not funny as in slap my thigh, ha ha ha – the kind of funny that causes you to shake your head in a mild sense of bemusement and disbelief. I’m sure you agree with me, because you too are an actor in this play called life. Our relationships resemble a romantic comedy, a tragic romance or a dramatic comedy – the list is endless, but you get my drift. Everyone wants an ideal relationship, but hardly anyone knows how to act when they get one. That is the conundrum of the human condition. We know what we want, but when we get it, we don’t want it. No one has taught us how to want what we wish for. When God finally answers our passionate prayers, suddenly, we tell him it’s not what we were really asking for. When you get what you want, you best want it when you get it. This is as true for love as it is for life. Want what you have. Of course, wanting the ideal woman does not mean you should have unreasonable expectations. The ideal woman can never be ideal. You must know that she will not have everything you want. To get the perfect woman, you too must be a perfect man. And you know just as well as I do that you are far from it. In fact, some men aren’t even trying to be perfect, even though they are looking for Miss Perfect. Not that there is anything unusual about it – but it should be. People generally have higher standards for others than they do for themselves. The world would be in a much better shape if it were the other way round. To quote from a song by the greatest entertainer to have graced this planet (and the moon), Michael Jackson: “I’m starting with the man in the mirror. I’m asking him to change his ways. And no message could’ve been any clearer. If you wanna make the world a better place, take a look at yourself, and then make a change.” The great wordsmith William Shakespeare put it in timeless eloquence when he put the following words in Cassius’s lips, in his play Julius Caesar: “The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves.” Can you imagine how much trouble we could save ourselves if we looked at every single problem with a person through that prism? Of course, there are people out there who are just wrong – take Bruno for example. I digress. Since this person is everything you want, we have to agree that there is nothing wrong with them. Then, if we find reason to fault them, we should question ourselves. What is wrong with me? What do I need to fix in me? “The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves.” Maybe we don’t really want the perfect person. Think about the Michael Jackson lyrics. The mirror. What do we know about a mirror? A mirror is perfect. It reflects everything. Nothing is hidden. It shows everything for what it is. Perhaps that is the problem with getting what we want. The perfection. If you are not perfect, the mirror will tell you. Naturally some people will take the reflection in accordance to their level of maturity or insecurities. Those insecurities cause us to find wrong where there is none. What do I mean by this? Allow me: I have had conversations with women who have what they have always dreamed of in a man. “He is everything I want,” they say, and then the pregnant pause. We all know what the pause will give birth to – a “But.” How can there be a “but” if he is what you want? Perhaps it is reasonable to assume that the reason people say “but” is because they are not ready to get what they want. What they want might be too mature for them. Or they are not ready to learn about themselves, or to improve who they are. They are just satisfied with no personal internal progress. The greatest expression of love we can show is to be honest with ourselves. These people will usually find fault in other people, but never themselves. “We never fight. He calls me everyday. He gets me flowers. The lovemaking is great. He is honest. He makes me laugh.” The truth is, they are just not ready for what they want. Maybe it is the realisation that they might not deserve the person they are with, thus they find reasons to fault them for being everything they want. But who is to say who deserves who? It reminds me of an episode of Californication where a young girl says to her mother about her dad: “Mom, love him for who he is, not for who he could be.” If your partner loves you with all your flaws, then you should be happy that you are loved for who you are, not who you could be. We should not seek perfect people, because they don’t exist. If they did, we would find fault in them anyway. Let’s just find other imperfect people to be perfect with. If they accept you for who you are, even with your greater faults, then I suppose that makes them perfect. And if you accept them with all their faults, then I suppose that makes you perfect too. 1 Like 1 Share |
Education / Re: Emmanuel Ohuabunwa 1st Blackman With 3.98 GPA At John Hopkins University by pufectskin: 1:44pm On Jun 26, 2012 |
Cool. talk about working hard. What uni did u attend. I went to south fl. Not top school though...but finished summa cum laude also. Were u in any fraternity? Social or dept frats? Danka7777: |
Education / Re: Emmanuel Ohuabunwa 1st Blackman With 3.98 GPA At John Hopkins University by pufectskin: 11:57am On Jun 26, 2012 |
dont be a dyk head...There is nothing occultic about joining a fraternity in college...atleast not in the US. I am a member of a Business Fraternity (Delta Sigma Phi); which I joined in my university in Florida cos I maintained a high GPA. We dont do anything occultic so shut your mouth if you dont have any evidence. Just cos the frats in nigeria are filled with murderous losers doesnt mean frats/sororities abroad are like that. lyfe: This guy would be lost in the crowd if he was in Nigeria. I think the educational system in the US brings out the best in you. Through out my final year as an undergraduate I used candle and light illuminating from my mobile phone to read, the incessant strikes and bad lecturers; that would tell you that you would fail his course at the beginning of his class and only bright student would manage to have C. It's no fun at all schooling in Nigeria. |
Car Talk / Re: Reliability Of Mercedes Benz C240/c320 by pufectskin: 2:34pm On Jun 25, 2012 |
the sensor doesnt expire. It works just as a key would work, but just that its not a key. I would say, though, that Mercedes cars are pretty costly to maintain. Just my two cents, as I dont know what your maintenance budget is like; but German cars are just as sexy as they are strong. elite: Tnx yungboss. |
TV/Movies / Re: Favourite Movie Quotes by pufectskin: 1:21pm On Jun 25, 2012 |
This city deserves a better class of criminal and I'm gonna give it to them - Dark Knight |
Career / Re: Medical Doctor Relocating To Nigeria Needs Advice by pufectskin: 7:27am On Jun 23, 2012 |
I am sorry I gotta say, do not come back to this country as a fresh medical school grad. I recently finished college(got 15mths work exp) and returned home. It is one of d biggest mistakes of my life, and I am planning to return to d US when I can. For someone who has been away for atleast 7years (since u said med school), I am not sure u would enjoy workin in d unusually harsh conditions in Nigeria, excpt u get work in some of d nicer hospitals like Reddington. Even if u r not money motivated, d lack of research, inadequate facilities can d frustrating. I think a better way to return and b really useful to society is to garner a lot of work experience especially in whatever specialty u r in...(Naija needs major medicine in all specialities as dere is a serious lack) and den come home to set up ur own clinic/hospital. I know a couple of ppl who did dat and dey r incredibly successful not just financially, but dey r actually making a difference. Dere is a guy with uk experience now in lagos dat does ivf; he saves women d cost of travelling out to do this; he is also a lil cheaper dan many ivf places abroad. He gets atleast 1400patients a year and charges around $10k for d treatment; he is doin so well and so r many of his patients. Same goes for d US-trained paediatrician in my neighbourhood. In general, comin back home to b employed isn't such a great idea; better to return a ceo to really make a difference. Cheers waoh!: 2 Likes |
Health / Re: How Can I Lose Weight Without Exercising?? by pufectskin: 7:03am On Jun 23, 2012 |
U r soooo right. Dunno d point of d salt water diet N starvation ppl r goin on about. Miss EZ: @ OP if you skip meals and go on salt flush diets and such, you will not be helping yourself in the long run. Health complications can arise from such restrictive diets such as gallstone and even sometimes organ failure due to lack of proper nourishment. Remember that in such instances, your body feeds on not just fat but muscle to compensate for lack of calories. Did you know that your heart is also made up of muscle? just putting that out there |
Health / Re: How Can I Lose Weight Without Exercising?? by pufectskin: 1:20am On Jun 23, 2012 |
Y do some of u guys keep telling her not to eat. It is good to lose excess fat/weight but not at d detriment of her health. If she wants to lose weight and maintain a healthy weight; d sustainable way to do it is to form a healthy habit of eating properly and perhaps short exercises per day or several times a week. She shouldn't stop eating because she would be denying body essential nutrients it needs to function daily. She needs to just learn to eat low calorie meals dat r nutritious; eg replace cow milk with rice milk or soy milk. Replace yam/bread breakfst with oatmeal. For protein, learn to eat different beans diets (moin moin, akara, beans without palm oil), more chicken, less beaf, more white fish, less oily fish, small portion of rie with huge portions of veggies n hearty soups. Make fun lean recipes u ll enjoy eating healthy for d rst of ur life pretty much! In my "arrogant" opinion, dis is d most sustainable way to lose weight n keep d weight off. If u starve urself now, u ll gain all d weight back because u ll develop unhealthy cravings davidylan: Easy. Stop eating. |
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