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TravelRe: Things You Must Know Before Coming To South Africa - A Nairalander In SA by PunkyOh(f): 7:10am On May 15, 2015
seppuku:
Can you people respect my personas and quit addressing me with multiple names.

If you guys weren't so Xenophobic I would be chilling at one of them shesa nyama's with ya'll talking politics but then again like many a foreigner I am scared you might pull a Xenophob on my azz.
Again, that's YOUR own issue. I once stayed in a flat where we had people from across the continent. Every Christmas, all of us who didn't go home, paid money so we could all have a braai & a few drinks. I'm talking South Africans, people from Cameroon, Zimbabweans, Ghanaians & Nigerians. None of them feared being attacked because we all knew each other. Hence I mentioned INTERACTING with as many people as possible before coming to an "educated" conclusion.
TravelRe: Things You Must Know Before Coming To South Africa - A Nairalander In SA by PunkyOh(f): 6:58am On May 15, 2015
seppuku:
The content of the character defines the human being and not their nationality.

#SAYNOTOXENOPHOBIA!
True but sometimes people from the same place can have similarities because of culture etc & that's an undisputed fact.
TravelRe: Things You Must Know Before Coming To South Africa - A Nairalander In SA by PunkyOh(f): 6:39am On May 15, 2015
seppuku:
Men you guys are coming out the wood works aren't you. Did they stop severing alcoholic beverages at the Shebeen today. Tis the week end?


PS the article only strengthens my argument, Honey booboo. Even you guys use the word Xenophobia to define your madness.
"Severing" ? Kikiki. I don't drink, btw smiley

Noone is hiding the fact that SOME South Africans are Xenophobic or how would we explain the attacks on foreign nationals. I actually had a conversation with a Ghanaian friend of mine about the article I just posted & he asked what I thought about it. I'll tell you what I told him. I told him that, at one point or another, most South Africans were Xenophobic. Myself included. Hell, I have family members who are still xenophobic to this day. But it's each & every single individual's dragon to slay. Meaning, you learn to overcome it as you allow yourself to interact with people. I even likened it to someone saying they don't like cheese even though they've never tasted it before. Until you taste all different kinds of cheese, your dislike for it will still remain baseless. By tasting it, you're opening yourself up to find one that agrees with your palate.

As I write this today, I'm not going to sit here & lie & say I like all foreigners because I don't. Personally I get along well with Ghanaians. It's a hit or miss with others. However, I don't like Somalians, Pakistanis & the lot of them from the Asian countries. I don't dislike them because they're foreigners but because of how they are as individuals. My dislike stems from interactions with the said people & not out of some unfounded phobia I sucked out of my thumb. Even with that said, it still doesn't mean I dislike ALL Somalians etc because I don't. I only couldn't careless about the ones who show characteristics that I associate with Somalians, through my interactions with them. I hope you get what I'm trying to say here.
TravelRe: Things You Must Know Before Coming To South Africa - A Nairalander In SA by PunkyOh(f):
LeSudAfricaine:
You've written a lot, but pretty much say nothin' you basically repeat the same thing over and over again

You have no business in telling South Africans they have a problem, we are a problem in our own country not in Vietnam, Malaysia, indonesia etc face that problem first before telling other people, You live in a glass house don't throw stones

It's funny how you take "iisolated ncidents "and make them the norm, Sure your friends took out some cheap floozies out, so what? Does it now mean our women now prefer Nigerian men? Not by a long shot, Women who marry Nigerians are looked down upon, not only by men but by the South African society in general and that's fact!

And please stop feeding me this vídeo nonsense, I unlike you do not study South África for a living, I live in SA, I'm South African, you can't possibly understand the country more than I do
True.

Nairaland GeneralRe: Which Of These Annoying Moments Have You Had? by PunkyOh(f): 5:30am On May 15, 2015
ikombe:
hehehe grin



some people just dey waka like say na dere papa be contractor wey do the road for dat place undecided
I tell you!
RomanceRe: Amongst Your EX And Your Phone, Who Would You Save? by PunkyOh(f): 5:40pm On May 14, 2015
My phone. He can save himself.
RomanceRe: Who Is More Beautiful by PunkyOh(f): 4:32pm On May 13, 2015
justmag:
Lol. A woman with vision.
tongue
RomanceRe: Romance Without Finance Is ? by PunkyOh(f): 4:05pm On May 13, 2015
Romance without finance is like trying to clap with one hand cheesy Ain't nobody have time for that! Everything needs money, money, money. Simple things like going to the movies will need money. I can't imagine taking a walk for a date lol.
RomanceRe: Who Is More Beautiful by PunkyOh(f): 3:57pm On May 13, 2015
GentleNaaz:
hmmmmm....i smell la.......sm
Ok. I hope it smells good wink
RomanceRe: Who Is More Beautiful by PunkyOh(f): 3:52pm On May 13, 2015
Kingsley1000:
thanks goodness they've increased it to 36year***how do u know she'z seductive?am suspecting u o
Look, I'm not blind, ok? That girl looks seductive to me but it doesn't mean I'm sexually attracted to her. Capisce? I'm just calling it as I see it. I personally don't see anything wrong with appreciating someone's looks, even if it's another woman because I'm pretty secure on where I stand with my sexuality. No confusion here, buddy.
RomanceRe: Who Is More Beautiful by PunkyOh(f): 3:35pm On May 13, 2015
None. The middle one is a bit seductive though & that's the only thing she has over the other two.
RomanceRe: The Age Question In A Relationship by PunkyOh(f): 9:57am On May 13, 2015
Awoofawo:
You said you starting to believe less age restriction in relationship. And am asking you how far you thought the age gap limit should be for couples?
I don't know, whatever works for "them". For me, 10 years is too much but that's just me.
RomanceRe: The Age Question In A Relationship by PunkyOh(f): 9:54am On May 13, 2015
JUNIT1:
Hahaha, 25 down? I know most people will come here and say that age is just a number and that maturity is what counts more, but I think some people over do it, You cant be marrying or dating a guy thats over 5 years older than you, people should think of the future and conversations and stages in life that they are before entering a dating situation.
I think it could go either way regardless. No relationship is guaranteed to last, unless both people are willing to put their differences aside & make it work.
RomanceRe: Ladies Can You Rock This? (photos) by PunkyOh(f): 9:49am On May 13, 2015
drizzy009:
Hausa people pee bending down...
not men from Islamic countries
Well, I don't know Hausa men, so I made example of the ones I know. Hausa are Muslim too, right?
RomanceRe: The Age Question In A Relationship by PunkyOh(f): 9:47am On May 13, 2015
Awoofawo:
as in 50years in either directions
What do you mean? I'm not following. .
RomanceRe: The Age Question In A Relationship by PunkyOh(f): 9:16am On May 13, 2015
I'm beginning to think that age doesn't really matter just as long as the two people are compatible mentally, spiritually, sexually, etc.

Yesterday I was watching an interview with Lisa Bonet & her husband, forgot his name, but they seem to have so much chemistry & understanding despite their 11-year age difference. She's older than him but because of her small stature, you can never tell.

RomanceRe: Ladies Can You Rock This? (photos) by PunkyOh(f): 9:01am On May 13, 2015
Say what now? Hahaha. No way.

On the other hand, men from Islamic countries, well, they pee sitting down, so I guess this makes us even lipsrsealed
RomanceRe: Who Can Give The Best Caption For This Sexy Picture? by PunkyOh(f): 7:05am On May 13, 2015
danbrowndmf:
i wnt to see ur own sexy pix oh,cus i knw u will be sexier.:p
Lol, you're such a flirt. Can you handle this wink ? Kikiki.
If I wasn't already taken, I'd gladly show you a few racy ones that'll give you heart palpitations cheesy tongue lipsrsealed
RomanceRe: P Diddy And His Smart Move! by PunkyOh(f): 6:58am On May 13, 2015
[quote author=dinachi post=33684713]Most men abroad would eventually go for it. It is like being with a prostitute! No strings attached.Just sex and you pay a few dollars but here is the catch, in Diddys case, the girlfriend will perform all the wifely duties and still be dumped when he is tired of her without any benefits and unceremoniously. That guy is very smart. That is what you call advanced prostitution.


I doubt she'll "perform" anything she's not already doing eg. sèx. Diddy is a rich man, I'm certain he has a lot of people working around the house, so it's not like she'll be pounding yam the whole day lol. Her "duties" will be to fùck him, look pretty & get paid. They've been together for quite some time now, there must be emotion there so it's not exactly like prostitution imo. He just simply doesn't wanna get married, which is fine just as long as he makes sure she's well taken care of, like a good husband would cheesy

If she is smart, she'd save up all the money he'll be giving her...just in case.
RomanceRe: P Diddy And His Smart Move! by PunkyOh(f): 6:46am On May 13, 2015
bqlekan:
overrated? shocked ma'am, i sure don't agree with you on that.. God wouldn't too
My personal opinion, sir. As you were..
FamilyRe: What Would You Do If Your Mother Did This To You(pics) by PunkyOh(f): 6:07am On May 13, 2015
Teempakguy:
grin grin

[color=orange]in my opinion, I think the baby is actually more comfortable in this way than at his mother's back. Vertebrae processes and all. Smart mother. grin[/color]
*nods* smiley
FamilyRe: What Would You Do If Your Mother Did This To You(pics) by PunkyOh(f): 6:01am On May 13, 2015
That baby looks very heavy doe, so I don't blame the mother for being a little crafty. Strapping a baby on your back is not as easy as it seems, especially when you have 101 other things to do. Plus it causes lower back pain in my experience. So..
RomanceRe: P Diddy And His Smart Move! by PunkyOh(f): 5:53am On May 13, 2015
She still benefits financially either way cheesy

Anyway, I love the idea too because marriage is overrated.
RomanceRe: Do Girls Get Attracted To Hip-hop/breakdancers? by PunkyOh(f): 6:25pm On May 12, 2015
Only if he doesn't have a fake American accent to go with the moves. That "yo, yo, yo" thing is a turn off for me.
RomanceRe: Why Do Most Guys Boast To Ladies About Being A Professional In Bed ? by PunkyOh(f): 6:08pm On May 12, 2015
There's something called being a legend only in your own head tongue

Ladies are the same way too, btw. Most think they have magic between their legs, even when their track record says otherwise. Kikiki.
RomanceRe: Which Couple Is Happier??? by PunkyOh(f): 9:46am On May 12, 2015
LMFAO. Is B actually sniffing her cooch? Whatever they're doing is kinda hot wink
RomanceRe: Who Can Give The Best Caption For This Sexy Picture? by PunkyOh(f): 9:42am On May 12, 2015
Just chilling at home, literally.
RomanceRe: 12 Wrong Things Guys Check Before Marrying A Girl by PunkyOh(f): 7:42am On May 12, 2015
lol @ #5. Didn't know they were "hot" property. They can go either way though imo. Some tooth gaps can be cute & attractive, just as long as they don't look like a coin slot or like there's a tooth missing, it's all good.
PoliticsRe: This Ghanaian Just Finished Nigeria On Instagram by PunkyOh(f):
lezz:
no where in my post did i justify the power generation of Nigeria. i only made an observation; producing electricity for over 180 million people is no easy fit, gas or no gas. it is a multi billion dollar project.

south africa is about 50 million with a power out put of 45,000 mw. well, she is undergoing load shedding as we speak as they need billions of dollars to stabilize their power.

ghana still still have issues with electricity generation despite having a very tiny population the size of Lagos


Electricity has also always been managed by the federal government which has inevitably led to mismanagement.

now it has been privatized and a better frame work has been put in place. it's now only a matter of time.
Our (South Africa) load shedding happens once or twice a week & for 2-3 hours MAX. On top of that, they give us a notice about when & which areas will be affected. They don't just take away power like we don't exist. Or we'll go crazy cheesy I'm just saying. And this bout won't last either because we like to whine to our govt grin

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