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Science/Technology › Re: Lions Bring Cars To A Stand-still In Nairobi Kenya by SAFO(m): 5:48pm On Feb 13, 2013
Is it just me or do the lions look like they haven't been feeding well?
Romance › Re: My Encounter With A Crazy Little Lady by SAFO(m): 1:07pm On Feb 13, 2013
[quote author=Mazi_Omenuko]I hate it when girls say they were 'used', as if it wasn't a consented mutual act. Don't youy think the lady used the guy to satisfy her own selfish s'exual urge? Or you think ladies don't have urges??

I said it before and will say it again; all sex'ual activity must not lead to a relationship; and all relationships must not lead to marriage.

Its sickening to learn that a girl you just had s'e'x with wants to impose a relationship on you, from there, it gets to imposed marriage.

Mtchewwwww[/quote]+1

Truer words have never been spoken.
Romance › Re: A True Case Of Love Is Blind? (picture) by SAFO(m): 2:51pm On Feb 08, 2013
Smart dude.

Pick the ugliest, fattest chic in the room and all the other girls will be seething with curiosity in what he sees in her.

Rule 2.1 player's handbook Vol IV
Romance › Re: What Does TOASTING Mean? by SAFO(m): 2:41pm On Feb 08, 2013
Royal Roy: That's rather harsh & uncalled for! Do you believe everyone on this forum is a Nigerian or streetwise? Be more matured with ur response next time!
Stop sucking up on the Internet,you gets no punny. She could have easily searched any of the numerous topics already posted in the past or just accepted mynd's well timed response at the beginning of the thread or better yet, figured it out by the context it's used in.

It's not like we're discussing the propensity for aerodynamic expulsion or some other thought provoking topic.
Romance › Re: What Does TOASTING Mean? by SAFO(m): 7:22am On Feb 08, 2013
Stup¡d question. Redundant thread. Silly OP.
Romance › Re: Dilemma by SAFO(m): 3:11pm On Jan 31, 2013
mindependent ke? More like dickdependent.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korean Parents 'Eat Their Children' In Famine-hit State by SAFO(m): 12:57pm On Jan 31, 2013
Maple: Halfoo, three-halfoo, fourth-halfoo, doesnt change the fact that SK needs US to protect it from NK.

I work with facts and whats on ground, not IF scenarios. Nigeria GDP dwarfs, ethiopia's and Egypt, yet these two African country's are military more powerful than ours. Also, China and Brazil are bigger trading giants than SK, yet they have no military ties with US. So, whats ur point?

In a non-diplomatic language terms, South Korean-US relation is more of, you(SK) svck my balls in your country, and I(US)would make sure your SKorean azz is not invaded by the NKoreans.
Fair point but I would still disagree that NK could overrun them. Yes, maybe 20/30 years ago but as of date, their weapons are antiquated and their soldiers are mal-nourished and ill trained. Only by sheer military numbers could they hope to succeed but that would still be trumped by S Korea's more advanced technology.

In logistics terms, we (SK) would wipe the floor with your (NK) azz.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korean Parents 'Eat Their Children' In Famine-hit State by SAFO(m): 3:00pm On Jan 30, 2013
^^^ he really doesn't fully understand the magnitude of the situation but I've seen it first hand. When you stand on the dmz line you can hear a thousand loud speakers preaching propaganda from the Norths side. All they do is brainwash their citizens with a thinly veiled illusion of unity. If a north Korean defects to the south his entire family is arrested and carted off to a concentration camp. It really is a depressed nation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korean Parents 'Eat Their Children' In Famine-hit State by SAFO(m): 1:23pm On Jan 30, 2013
Maple: ^^^
So, why has the South refused to be "weaned" off the 50,000 plus US Army still marooned in their country, if wut you said is indeed true?
with all their sophistry SK does not stand a chance in any war against NK, without direct US involvement. NK is a country that brews its people for war right from infant-hood, and nothing else. Ask most military analysts, the most die-hard and disciplined soldiers in the world are the NKoreans. The US revere them.
Actually it's only around half that number and the main reason is because of economic ties. If they wanted to S Korea could be sole sufficient, their GDP dwarfs that of the North and they could stockpile an arsenal that could rival any of the world's super powers. They just choose not to invest solely in military like their starved famined neighbors to the north.

As long as they're one of the trading giants of the world, it would be foolish to sever military ties with the US. You scratch our back, I'll scratch yours.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korean Parents 'Eat Their Children' In Famine-hit State by SAFO(m): 10:32am On Jan 30, 2013
Maple: ^^^
No mind dem jare.

That same "war torn", "famine and starvation stricken" country would conquer SK within days the moment US Army stop babysitting SK.

With all its shorcomings, NK is one hell of a country the US can not afford to mess with.
I highly doubt that. The US military has what they call KATUSAs (Koreans augmented to US Army). They train alongside US soldiers and then implement it into their own army, so everything from maneuvering patterns to high grade weaponry, they have access to. As far as technology goes,, they're well ahead of their kin in the north.
Romance › Re: Am I Over Reacting? by SAFO(m): 2:39pm On Jan 29, 2013
Princess1982: It means I don't cook and really can't cook not unless its simple.
Wow that man must really love you. grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Nuclear Test Will Be Part Of Fight Against U.S. by SAFO(m): 2:03pm On Jan 29, 2013
solomon111: and why is it a night-mare?
Do you think North-korea don't have the capability to hurt the US?
Haha please don't make me laugh.

Them & what army?
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korean Parents 'Eat Their Children' In Famine-hit State by SAFO(m): 1:37pm On Jan 29, 2013
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Cheap western proganda at work.


There are many poverty-ravaged countries in Africa even poorer than North Korea but we are not hearing any news of cannibalism.btw,why is this coming at a time when the North is planning to attack the south ?[/quote]Trust me that will never happen. I served in the US military and was stationed in Ujongbu about 5 miles south of the dematerialized zone (you can literally look into N Korea and see how war torn and ravaged the country is). There's always talks of attacks that never come to fruition and this has been going on for decades. Even if they did have the balls to get froggy, the 2nd infantry division would decimate N Korea from the face of the Earth.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korean Parents 'Eat Their Children' In Famine-hit State by SAFO(m): 1:25pm On Jan 29, 2013
solomon111: I am glad that people were able to recognize the western propaganda at play here.
Ride on N.KOREA;
we the true citizens of the free world are behind you.
Say NO to western imperialism and neo-colonialism.
How ironic seeing as N Korean citizens are far from "free". lol
Culture › Re: inter-tribal union by SAFO(m): 1:10pm On Jan 29, 2013
Blyss: That's not true. My wife is her parents first daughter, and they were more than happy to marry her off to me. smiley
Yes and we see how that turned out tongue
Romance › Re: I Need Advise by SAFO(m): 12:08pm On Jan 29, 2013
tushy101: Since she wants to play games, i am up for it, 2 can play the game.
Dude she's a vet and ur a rookie, don't get ahead of yaself.
Jokes Etc › Re: My Girlfriend Is A Terrorist by SAFO(m): 11:51am On Jan 29, 2013
Caracta: Am i the only that thinks this story is not true? I must be getting old. Uranium? Not even aluminium. As in...uranium?
Hehehehehehehehe

*yawns*
Glad I wasn't the only one lol
Jokes Etc › Re: My Girlfriend Is A Terrorist by SAFO(m): 11:49am On Jan 29, 2013
Most countries can't even acquire such weaponry yet we're supposed to believe that some little street urchin is housing nukes?

Yeah..... Okay
Romance › Re: Am I Over Reacting? by SAFO(m): 11:33am On Jan 29, 2013
Princess1982: I guess the two most unreasonable things on the list is he don't want me to talk to much about my pass which is kind of understandable. I'm not ashamed of it however I'm not exactly proud of it but I'm willing to compromise and not say to much. Then the other he wants me to cook at least one meal from his culture on his house helps day off now that might be a problem because, I can't cook American dishes but he promised something simple and said his mother would be there to help. The other things on the list .are just a few tips so I don't feel out of place.
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For clarification purpose, does this mean you don't know how to cook or that you're just not allowed to cook an American meal for his family on that particular day.

....... Please say it's the latter :::prays::::
Nairaland General › Re: He Killed; What Should He Do? by SAFO(m): 11:04am On Jan 29, 2013
It's now the 29th..... If he hasn't submitted himself to the authorities yet I doubt he ever does. Even then I don't think it would be wise because of how shady the police are.

I agree with Claremont, he should try and make restitution to the victim's family. Imagine if this man left kids behind, how will they fend for themselves?
Nairaland General › Re: How To Create Your Own Magical Wand by SAFO(m): 11:02pm On Jan 28, 2013
[quote author=Mynd_44]Someone has been watching Harry Potter again[/quote]That or he's been sniffing bathing salts.
Nairaland General › Re: What Were Your Greatest Fears As A Child? by SAFO(m): 10:57pm On Jan 28, 2013
The clown from the movie Poltergeist scared the crap outta me.
Culture › Re: Kenyan Ladies by SAFO(m): 10:36pm On Jan 28, 2013
:::waves:::: @ pendo. Long time no see.
Nairaland General › Re: But Why Are Guys Like This?? by SAFO(m): 9:47pm On Jan 28, 2013
Na wa for NL careers. Just a few weeks ago you & bed guy were the toast of the town. Now your career has fallen faster than that of Michael Vick's

grin grin grin
Romance › Re: "The Sixteen Commandments Of Poon".. Is Interesting, A Classic, And A Must-read! by SAFO(m): 4:54pm On Jan 28, 2013
....... and yet there's only one commandment for plagiarism.

- when quoting someone else's work, cite your source.
Romance › Re: Why Can't I Find Som1 Who's Interested In Relationship Not Marriage by SAFO(m): 3:51pm On Jan 28, 2013
This "by force na I go marry" syndrome is one of those antiquated and useless customs I would change about Nigerian culture.

OP keep your hopes up and just keep looking. Eventually you'll find a woman who is not shackled to this assbackwards way of thinking.
Romance › Re: Dont Know What To Do. by SAFO(m): 1:59pm On Jan 28, 2013
Samegirl: , wil he change 4 d beta, on my birthday, no birthday wishes 4rm him, nt even a call, he claims he 4got, I didn't say a word. I was admitted in d hospital, I told him, but he didn't, cum to pay me a visit or cal me, wit al dis he always had an excuse 2 give. I'm nt after marriage nw, d only crime I knw I committed was LOVING 2 MUCH.
Sounds like he was toying with your emotions from the get go. Love is not something you can turn off and on like a faucet. I advise you to stop caring so much about this guy because it's obvious that he doesn't share the same feelings. Chalk it up as a lesson learned. You said you were a bit naive before the relationship so now you're a wee bit wiser.

Good luck & wish u the best.
Romance › Re: My Fiance Gets Angry Easily. Its Starting To Get Me Worried. by SAFO(m): 1:04pm On Jan 28, 2013
What kind of childish behavior is this? If he can explode over something so trivial what do you think his reaction will be when the necessity arrives for him to keep a cool level head?

Hopefully we won't be reading a thread about you in the near future. "My husband beats me because I left the serving spoon in the soup".
Romance › Re: When Your Parents Says No To Your Partner? by SAFO(m): 12:56pm On Jan 28, 2013
If I was in your friend's shoes I would try to convince my parents and show them the finer qualities she has to offer but at the end of the day I'm a grown AZZ man and I make my own decisions.
Romance › Re: Urgent Advise Needed (in A Love Triangle) by SAFO(m): 12:50pm On Jan 28, 2013
kitty kat: Have u considered that d 1st man mite be savin her for marriage?

She didn't say that she is not sexually attracted to d 1st guy. She only said he is never around.
If she wants to love him, she can. Love is a decision.
You're right but shouldn't guy 1 have a say in the matter? If she wants to be contrite and fully accept her faults, make she come clean to the guy and let him decide.

His love for her could definitely be tempered if he knew what she's been up too.

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