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Crime › Re: Mad Man Rapes DELSU Student At ATM Centre by skytreader(m): 2:28am On May 26, 2015

5minsmadness:
Your post brought me out of hibernation.
Thank you.

In a nutshell,
All human beings are psychologically made up of three parts:
The Id.
The Ego.
And the Superego.

The Id is our basic behavioural instinct. It is the way we behave when we feel we are not bound by any laws. Hence a madman sees food and he takes it regardless of who has it. He doesnt see it as stealing. His natural instincts are activated. He desires it and so he takes it.

The Ego is man's adaptation to his community. The ego controls the Id in that it recognises that there are laws. Hence the ego is hungry, sees food, but knows he has to buy it or at worst beg for food.

The Superego is man's response to civilized society. Pride kicks in here. The Superego controls the ego and id in that the man is hungry, sees the food, but is too proud to beg or wants to wait because he prefers rice to amala.

It is the natural instinct of man to be aroused by provocative dressing. He can act like a gentleman and ignore the Feelings he gets when he sees a provocatively dressed girl. But that is just his ego and Superego keeping him in check.

A 'madman' has no ego or Superego. He has reverted back to his basic instincts of food, sex and survival.
So yes, if he sees a provocatively dressed woman and he is sexually aroused at that point HE WILL ATTACK.

Men are naturally aroused by provocatively dressed women. The only reason they don't attack is because they are not mad.

So yes it 'might' have helped a little if she wasn't provocatively dressed.

cc MRBownJay
Skytreader
LadyX

I appreciate the info. We learn everyday.

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Crime › Re: Mad Man Rapes DELSU Student At ATM Centre by skytreader(m): 2:41pm On May 25, 2015

Someone is a confirmed serial rapist and he wasn't institutionalized? All you did was to chase him out of his former hideout and that's enough? And what's this gotta do wiv indecent dressing? Like a mad man would not attempt to do whatever comes into his deranged mind even if it is on women covered from head to toe.

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Politics › Re: Ignore Petition for Withdrawal Of Award To Iweala - NANS Tell Yale by skytreader(m): 7:48pm On May 24, 2015

NANS? I can't help but chuckle.

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Politics › Re: The Psychological Effect Of The Fuel Scarcity On Nigerians by skytreader(m): 5:58pm On May 24, 2015

Teespice:
my power bank chose this time to go kaput
even my fan too.

as I said in one thread, I don't sleep well these day because the heat no be here.

the fuel worth 6k my dad bought was like quarter of a 25 litre keg.

I am already counting the days to go back to school because at least I am sure of electricity for at least ten to twelve hours.

which way nigeria. I don tire.

I feel your pain. Light's pretty constant in my school too. Fortunately/unfortunately, I concluded my studies a few weeks ago and I am condemned to be home for the next coupla months. This situation better be resolved before things start to grind to a halt...

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Phones › Re: Airtel Nigeria Statement On Fuel Scarcity by skytreader(m): 5:48pm On May 24, 2015

No wonder. I had to leave the house to go for a stroll cuz of this data network thingy, thinking twas the house or street...all to no avail. Was already thinking that maybe my phone's the culprit. I do hope the fuel situation is resolved asap. It's already affecting airlines and lots of businesses.

Education › Re: Photo: Could This Be The Reason Why Students Of Mathematics Fail Exams? by skytreader(m): 2:05pm On May 23, 2015

Once I realized this as far back as when I was in JSS 2 or so, I knew what I had to do. There was no way math could come into Constitutional Law or Evidence! The closest I came was in the Law of Taxation and it was only used to explain, it didn't show up in exams!

Romance › Re: Guys, What Do You Think About Ladies on period??? by skytreader(m): 11:36pm On May 22, 2015

Dandeedadrunk:
how I wish you benefitted from free education.

Oh, I'm educated. Not freely, though. And if you don't understand the rationale behind me writing that, even with the wrong spelling I reproduced from the OP and quoted, then your free education is obviously doing a lot to help you.

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Nairaland General › Re: Nigerian Police Sabotage Hausa's In Ekiti To Burn Ado-ekiti Main Market by skytreader(m): 10:50am On May 22, 2015

No end seems to be in sight for this Host versus Settlers issue. Been around for ages. One wonders when the realization will set in that the interactions between the two sides are mostly symbiotic. Regular town hall meetings need to be held and if something of so large a scale is difficult, then representatives from both sides ought to meet and agree on issues. This will go a long way in keeping the peace. Attacks and reprisal attacks only bring bad blood and hurt people.
My opinion, though.

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Romance › Re: Guys, What Do You Think About Ladies on period??? by skytreader(m): 9:21am On May 22, 2015

"Menstral", huh? Pray tell, what exactly is that?

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Christianity Etc › Re: South African Pastor Strips Members During 'church service' by skytreader(m): 8:02am On May 22, 2015

Mystiqme:
Lol. The person you are arguing with is a devoted Muslim and has his own motives for pursuing that line of argument. It's not what you think it is.

Seriously? We argued a bit back-and-forth a few times. Never woulda guessed that he's a muslim. I decided to let him be wiv his arguments...if having the last word would make him happy, so be it.

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Christianity Etc › Re: South African Pastor Strips Members During 'church service' by skytreader(m): 12:06am On May 22, 2015

Abuamam:
Are you complaining about unclad worship or stepping on backs now? Actually, he did not step; he sat.

So you agree that unclad worship is biblical as long as one doesn't sit on another's back?

BTW, look at the joy on their faces. They were obviously not forced to strip. Besides, where did David say that joyous worship unto the lord was for men only.

I hope you saw what happened to Michal the criticizer. Caution yourself now.

Oh, I'm very much cautioned, thank u sir. And it had nothing to do wiv u saying it. I'm however clear-headed enough not to allow some ''pastor'' strip & step on my wife/daughter/son.
You have ur beliefs...I got mine. Simple enough.
Lastly, in the face of empirical evidence, I find it funny that you said he ''sat''. Maybe a further look at the pictures will clear things up.

Christianity Etc › Re: South African Pastor Strips Members During 'church service' by skytreader(m): 11:23pm On May 21, 2015

Abuamam:
@EazyMoh

Actually, it is biblical. The same David who pastors quote to justify clapping and singing in church, also danced unclad to worship God in the Bible. 2 Samuel verse 6 onwards.

Oh and you better stop criticizing the pastor for unclad worship. YHWH struck Michal with childlessness for criticizing David's unclad dancing... same verse (s). You don't want that happening to you, do you?

My, my. Such intelligence you have displayed here. I guess the part where the man steps on those on the floor doesn't matter. Neither does the fact that WOMEN are stripped to their undies. I guess, to your brilliant mind, genius, all these are comparable to David's dance which he did of his own free will, because I don't recall anyone stepping on King David's back!
Long and short of it, if you wanna point out that something's Bible-based, it really oughta be.

Christianity Etc › Re: South African Pastor Strips Members During 'church service' by skytreader(m): 10:45pm On May 21, 2015

One question these so-called Christians fail to ask is that ''do these acts done by these self-acclaimed men of God have their roots in the Bible?''. But no...they would rather elevate these self-serving frauds to the status of demi-gods and deify them. Whatever they do must not be questioned. Wouldn't be surprised if he sleeps wiv female members.
Little wonder more and more youths are becoming atheists.

Crime › Re: How I Escaped Being Kidnapped By "Police" In Lagos Today by skytreader(m): 10:36am On May 21, 2015*

I find it very alarming that some have either resorted to mocking the OP or saying he's lying. These things really happen and people get hurt or/and lose their properties as a result. Back in 2010, in Ife, just going from my uncle's house to the university campus, a policeman stopped my cousin and I, found my cousin's laptop in his car trunk and when my cousin told him the receipt wasn't on him, he told him he had to follow him to the police station. It took a plea from another policeman whom my cousin had called on the phone for him to let us go. If that can happen in the relatively quiet town of Ile-Ife, why not in Lagos? It is utterly shameful that people who claim to be well-read and knowledgeable about happenings in the country will ignorantly wave this aside.
I have taken a hint from the OP's experience and how his quick thinking saved him, though. These days, one can never tell...

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Politics › Re: CAPTION This Photo Of Adams Oshiomhole’s Wife And APC Chairman by skytreader(m): 7:32am On May 18, 2015

One wonders why an individual's personal choice should generate controversies of this scale.

Phones › Re: NCC To Sanction Operators For Unsolicited SMS, Voice Calls by skytreader(m): 10:54am On Mar 19, 2015

About time.

Politics › Re: President Jonathan Rocks Military Uniform During Visits To troops In Mubi (pic) by skytreader(m): 8:38pm On Feb 26, 2015

Obviously out of place...

Celebrities › Re: Iyanya Shares Shirtless Photo Of Him Cooking In The Kitchen by skytreader(m): 4:36pm On Feb 24, 2015

Well, his body sells, so...

Romance › Re: Can You Date A Guy With Any Of These? by skytreader(m): 1:27pm On Feb 21, 2015

Having a big butt or being effeminate isn't a decision taken by the guy to be that way now. It just happens noni. If a gurl doesn't go out with him for that reason, scores are willing to. It's all about preference...

Celebrities › Re: Funmi Iyanda Needs More Alcohol Or More Sex by skytreader(m): 5:40pm On Feb 15, 2015

There are productive ways to let off steam and unwind. I dunno if the doc was speaking tongue-in-cheek but to tell her to either start clinging to the bottle or dropping her panties as a way to relieve stress just seems off to me. If she wants to do either (or both), she should, but only of her own volition. Just saying...

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Fashion › Re: Photo: How Would You Describe These African Beauties? by skytreader(m): 8:03am On Dec 23, 2014

The slightly chubby one...*grinning*...me likey!

Fashion › Re: Photo: How Would You Describe These African Beauties? by skytreader(m): 8:01am On Dec 23, 2014*

kristina1:
Awww..........they are lovely and beautiful

Politics › Re: Fear Envelops Ministry, Agencies As FG Sacks 187 by skytreader(m): 8:23am On Dec 22, 2014

Clean up the system, and the people will have no choice but to conform. You keep sacking as many people as you want and there'll still be no change if the system retains the status quo. If you like, sign MoU with FBI, those that will come to replace the sacked ones will be worse thieves. It's the system that needs cleansing in the form of policies and reforms. In these days of rising costs of living and proposed austerity measures, more people should not be put out of jobs. God knows we have more than enough of that already.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Do You Force Your Children To Go To Church ? by skytreader(m): 8:38am On Dec 21, 2014

I fail to understand the rationale behind forcing a child to go to church. Force me to do something and you can be rest assured that I'm going to do it half-heartedly. I then wonder if the purpose of going to church is not defeated. When I was a lot younger, the endless talk used to make me go. Even then, I'd go about an hour before the Grace is said. These days, all I do is to help them lock the gate when they leave. Funny thing is, I go to church fairly regularly in school. There have been semesters where I missed church just once or twice. Just bring your child up the best way you can and let them know God- from the Bible. Church, however, is a different ball game. We all know the hood doesn't make a monk.

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Celebrities › Re: Photo: Sen. Ndoma-Egba's Son Shows Off His Collection Of Watches by skytreader(m): 8:04am On Dec 21, 2014

People can buy as many things as they like with their money. It's just the showing off aspect I've always found difficult to understand.

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