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Politics / Re: Goldman’s Mboweni - Nigeria To Be Africa’s New Economic ‘gold Rush’ by SALady(f): 6:01pm On Oct 22, 2010
For what its worth, i really hope 9jer's development occurs a lot quicker than anticipated, for SA to get a good challenge locally. That way whatever political party that will be running the SA governmet will be exposed and learn to be more competitive than maintain the status quo.

We all know that when one is at the top, alone, it doesnt really show their agility and the real stuff they are made of until somebody comes to smacks them down.

For me this would be a great thing indeed' SA needs to move forward and past this never ending racial war, and maybe begin a healthy and sensible war on economic development with other African nations.

I am obviously not being naive to the fact that real competition and the yardstick is outside the continent. I just think its about time this continent starts talking growth on its own terms.

Call me a dreamer but I am tired of being part of a continent that just cant help itself for ish!
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 5:18pm On Oct 22, 2010
Hunk + Uncle = Huncle, so okay huncle go ahead and make your bed.
Politics / Re: The Deplorable State Of Education In Nigeria by SALady(f): 10:13pm On Oct 21, 2010
The adults in this video are so WRONG. I mean who does that to a child?? So wrong
Foreign Affairs / Re: South Africa To Build Africas Biggest Oil Refinery by SALady(f): 4:23pm On Oct 20, 2010
^^^Send me more info I might just pitch up, sounds like something I wouldnt mind spending my time on. m out for now till tomorrow then.
Travel / Re: SA To Resume Zim Deportations by SALady(f): 3:11pm On Oct 20, 2010
@Snowdrops ENGLAND is about to deport Zimbabweans, now doesnt that give you one hell of an itch.
Foreign Affairs / Re: South Africa To Build Africas Biggest Oil Refinery by SALady(f): 2:56pm On Oct 20, 2010
RSA I can here my echo in here. What's with the emptyness in this room.

Anyway howdy my brother lekker skaars?
Politics / Re: Facebook President Goodluck Congratulates Uti Of Bba5 . . . by SALady(f): 2:38pm On Oct 20, 2010
Sagamite:

So because a man shows respect to women, it deserves a presidential mention? It is worth some national celebration as he is an ambassador?

Are we really that forked up as a people yet?

tltltltltltltltltltltl!!!! Laughing in Mzanzi tones.

Sorry guys been following this thread didnt really want to comment, but Shuuuu this I couldnt ignore anymore ohhh! this thread makes me laugh
Romance / Re: Coming To Naijaland by SALady(f): 2:05pm On Oct 20, 2010
queeneve:

Sighs

Make that a tripple SIGH and a YAWN on the side.
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 1:22pm On Oct 20, 2010
malaika:


Well the guy will never know unless he talks to the girl. He could jokingly tell her to stop calling him uncle, 'don't you know you're my wife-to-be?' and wait to see her reaction. If she seems receptive they might chat further but if she's grossed out then tough luck. A 20yr old has no business dating 33yr old imo, she is barely out of her teens. If she was 25 and above, that would be a different story, more maturity etc

My point exactly. I mean for crying out loud there's a whole decade between the two.

And as you put it maybe if the girl was 25 or more.
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 1:18pm On Oct 20, 2010
ziccoit:


Thumb up.

TWO Thums up!!!!!!!, Thanks @agitator.
Romance / Re: Ex-girlfriend And Current Girlfriend Becoming Friends by SALady(f): 12:41pm On Oct 20, 2010
sniperwolf:

A friend of mine is feeling concerned about the relationship of his ex and present girlfriend. He said that they are becoming friends behind his back and he is now feeling unsecured. What could be the worse scenario?

^^^Please tell yourfriend to brace himself for a three something somethig, ooops did I just say that?? No! it wasnt me.

Okay on a serious note. If I werer guy I wouldnt be bothered and would care less about it, its a free country and people can be friends with whoever they wish to be friends with. Just as long as it doest disturb peace in my happy relationship. I mean what could guy possibly have to lose or hide.
However new girl should watch out for any negative influence from the old squeeze as it may influence how she handles matters in her relationship.

I also wouldnt advice the new girl to share too much detail about what goen on in her relationship, but hey as we all know girls will be girls.

I am still not sure why the girls are doing it behind guy's back though, that is the QUESTION
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 11:51am On Oct 20, 2010
Kgdavid:

i see a lot of trigger happy ignorant people here. poster clearly spelt out the situation. Girl is 20. is a graduate and he wants to marry her. the only possible problem is the age gap which really is not so bad. the choice lies with the girl. poster use tact to approach the issue with her

Can you tell us where and when has this girl lived?? Use your imagination.
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 11:48am On Oct 20, 2010
Ranoscky:

A gurl above 18 is RIPE for marraige (dependin on her level of maturity). And age has nottin to do with it cos [b]some married women are 25 to 30 but stil cannot handle the responsibility of a house wife !!![/b]
The "Uncle" of a thing she calls you is just a sign of respect for you and nottin else. Maybe she herself is also interested in the relationship but couldn't show some feelins due to the respect she had for you (expectin you to make the first move). I believe if you make up a date wit her and express your feelings (at first, she myt play kinda strange feelin but thatz the normal thing for gurls, tryin not  be a cheap catch), I believe she'll agree !!!

Just like they says, 'No harm in tryin'. What will be, will be! If she says no, then fine! If she says yes, Fine too! The most important in all is to make a move first, then whatever the outcome may be, just sweep it under the rug, and call it one of those things that happens in life. But the earlier, the better cos, there'r som other aged guys like you that ain't gat time to seek for advice before makin move for her !!! 

Best of luck !!!

AMEN!!! once more at emboldment
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 11:46am On Oct 20, 2010
malaika:

Never underestimate how sly young ladies are, she could be calling him uncle to put him off her scent grin
I know I used to do that when some older looking man (esp a church brother looking for a wife) started showing interest in me, then I'd exxaggerate the respect and call them uncle just to put them off grin

LOL!!! Tell me about it. The trick always worked wonders without fail.

Lets assume the girl is not trying to put the brother off then? What do you make of this, or what advice do you have for this guy.
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 11:41am On Oct 20, 2010
@4llerbuntu I wanted to quote you from your response to me but couldnt. I just simply wanted to say AMEN, I go die

Now can somebody please tell me how do I quote anyone from the back pages of a thread
Romance / Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by SALady(f): 9:28am On Oct 20, 2010
centD:

Dis thread has bin on d front page for 1week 2day.stil counting,

Congratulations what an achievement.
Nairaland / General / Re: Me! by SALady(f): 3:29pm On Oct 19, 2010
hahahhaa! the Hot convo is funny guys
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 3:28pm On Oct 19, 2010
Aloy+Emeka:

You mean you don't understand why men think with their dicc?


LOL!!! next time I forget this please smack me at the back of my head.
Family / Re: Should Drug/alcohol Addicts Be Bribed Not To Have Kids? by SALady(f): 3:13pm On Oct 19, 2010
MRbrownJAY:

the IMPORTANT word was GOOD as in: if you knew that person was a good person addicted to drug. would you automatically send them to the "electric chair"(sterilization) simply because they fell with the wrong crowd?

here is a clue: many women out there start using drugs because of their bf.

also we HAVE to use our emotion in dealing with this problem because we are not talking about someone who killed another human being, we are talking of someone who has a disease, someone who NEEDS help, someone who wouldnt do what they are doing knowingly!

you have to look at the REASON for their "irresponsabilities" before judging them. YES, they shouldnt have children while strung up on drugs, NO, they shouldnt be void from the reproductive population.


Huh @emboldment
Family / Re: 1 by SALady(f): 12:55pm On Oct 19, 2010
@Poster please you made your bed now lie in it.
Family / Re: Revelation: The Woman You Called Mummy Is Not Your Biological Mother. by SALady(f): 12:36pm On Oct 19, 2010
All you do is thank God that you are grown and have  your health. You can now move on with your life and be a better parent to your children. If you think is is going to be an emotional burden in your life you seek professional help and free yourself from anger and pain by forgiving the so called mother.

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Family / Re: Should Drug/alcohol Addicts Be Bribed Not To Have Kids? by SALady(f): 12:19pm On Oct 19, 2010
If an adult choice is to make a mess of their lives, then I think they should leave the issue of children out of that equation and prospect.

Being a drug addict happens by choice, not an accident. I'll forgive you if you were raised by an addict.
Family / Re: Should Drug/alcohol Addicts Be Bribed Not To Have Kids? by SALady(f): 12:07pm On Oct 19, 2010
Sagamite:

Show me a figure that says majority turns a new leaf and I will change my mind.

The possibility that some very few irresponsible people might turn a new leaf does not justify bringing kids to the world to suffer and at great expense to others (family and taxpayers) that are responsible and care, all in the name of protecting the irresponsibles so-called "rights".

Please allow me to add on people who turn a new leaf. It is a known fact that addicts only recover but dont always do a 360 change. By so saying we can agree that there are no guarantees of a full change. Most of them actually have to be placed on relapse programme, this makes you wonder where would the poor children be by then living with an everyday false promises and hope that one day one day mom/dad will change. This can be too much for any child.
Family / Re: Should Drug/alcohol Addicts Be Bribed Not To Have Kids? by SALady(f): 11:57am On Oct 19, 2010
@topic I dont think people should be incentivised for agreeing to sterilization if an addict, however, this may not be the most sophisticated methods of dealing with the problem but hey I am sure the brits have tried much possible to curb the problem.

Lets agree that its a lot harder for a clean responsible citizen to raise a child, what more for an addict. I mean a clean citizen works hard, pay his/her taxes, only to be used up by an addict in rehab and child fostering facilities meant for and addict that chose an easy way out of life. Not fair.
Family / Re: . by SALady(f): 11:34am On Oct 19, 2010
apocalypse:

@ ifyalways
Reread my posts very well , my mum practically drove her out and not in the nicest of ways. My girl isn't miffed at being told to go home but at her domineering attitude. I also think she's seeing me , as someone pointed out , as a mommas boy. I hope you see what she's getting at. My girl only called me to inform me that she had left the house because mom was not happy she was staying over but not to confront her. I got to hear about what happened in detail from my next door neighbour ( if my next door neighbour got wind of it , imagine what would have transpired ). My mum can be mean when correcting people , I just wouldn't want to go into detail of all she said and did on a public forum. Imagine if my mum can pull my ears in public at my age for a minor offence , what she'd do or say to her. Is it so hard to comprehend without going into detail.

^^^^^I personaly heared you the first time. Your girl should have left from the onset. Even better, you should have asked her to leave since you are the one who understands your mother too well. This you could have avoided. For starters you didnt even tell us why your mother pitched up in the first place and how long she inteded to stay. This tells us you didnt know much about your mom sudden visit to make any judgements still. So a logical thing to do was to send the girl home and then have a discussion with your mother about what brings her to your place without prior notice and how she needs to respect your privacy in the future, simple.
Romance / Re: I Want Her But She Calls Me 'Uncle' by SALady(f): 11:18am On Oct 19, 2010
All I can say is Good luck to the story teller. I dont know how at 32 would any man want to go out with someone who calls him uncle. How about your peers, friends who see you for the real man in you.

I dont think you want to complicate your life like that. This guy may be setting himself up for a parent child relationship/marriage. Who needs that?
Family / Re: Would You Agree If You Were Me? by SALady(f): 9:33am On Oct 19, 2010
Say NO, simple. Unless if you have low expectations in life.

Go and make your own mistakes than to complete her mistakes.

If she was single, this would have been a different ball game altogether.
Family / Re: . by SALady(f): 9:14am On Oct 19, 2010
Good for your mom. @OP your girl should have known to pack her things the second your mum pitched up. Yes we are of a new generation with much influence from the west, however most of us will agree that our african parents will not approve of such. Its one thing to know of such things as a parent but I am sure they dont want to see it.

I wonder which bed she slept in the night/s your mom was around. Out of respect for your mom she should have just left. Its only a matter of principle.

I also have a problem with the fact that she is now trying to put you on guilt trip about how she doesnt think she can carry on with things after the whole experiance.

Your mom was just asking you guys to do things the right way and she had no obligation to be nice about it.

Oh! I should mention, tell your mom to inform you in advance before she comes to your place next time. This is th eonly issue you have control over and entitled to in this matter, simple.
Romance / Re: s by SALady(f): 7:27pm On Oct 18, 2010
MOBO444:

^^^ What do you mean avoid MOBO, what have i done than expose SA men as weak, SA lady what is your issue.

^^^^You let your imagination run wild and get carried away, that's my issue with you. ZIM-DRILL must be carefull with you, he might not keep up.
Romance / Re: s by SALady(f): 1:20pm On Oct 18, 2010
Ikedonn:

Damn SouthAfricans.I hate SouthAfricans with passion.


^^^^hahahhahaa! but why though??
Romance / Re: Ladies: Would You Leave Your Mate/husband If He Couldn't Perform His Duties? by SALady(f): 1:15pm On Oct 18, 2010
SA Lady:

No I cant hang to it, that's not a husband in the first place.

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