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Romance › Re: Guys Share Your Experience Of A Time When A Lady Asked You Out by Tcrack(m): 2:11am On Jun 07, 2010 |
it happens often here in rio but they will make it clear that they just want to Bleep you. they are not interested in a relationship. if you think because you slept with her yesterday, if she see you today she will allow you again you are dreaming. she is off to the next dude. um pente e rala. |
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Celebrities › Re: Nigerian Celebrities Need To Hit The Gym by Tcrack(m): 7:32pm On Jun 05, 2010 |
Princek12: Thick Nigerian celebrities are OK, and the fat ones are nasty. To the uninformed, there is a huge difference between thick and fat, for thick girls, even though not skinny, have fat that is distributed in the right places (y'all know the right places). Fat girls usually have a disproportionate aggregation of fat in their stomach areas, in their shoulders, and in their upper body, which is disgusting, or they just have too much of everything.
I can post pictures explaining the difference for those fat ones who need further clarification. If you are fat, then it is better to hit the gym and slim up, because it is better to shapelessly skinny than shapelessly fat. SPOT ON |
Career › Re: I Caught My Colleagues Stealing by Tcrack(m): 7:14pm On Jun 05, 2010 |
my brother, what ever you do,pls dont confront him in person because if he is an unrepentant thief which i presume he is, rather than stop, he will want to 'blend' you and if you refuse, you automatically become a threat to him and he wont stop till he has gotten rid of you. if i were you, i will send him an anonymus email telling him what i know (including his mode of operation if you know it) and that i have not exposed him because i have concerns for his family and that if he dosent stop i will expose him. pls dont confront him. |
Business › Re: Unexpected money in my account - What do I do? I have bills to pay! by Tcrack(m): 9:25pm On Jun 04, 2010 |
ol boy, how far with the money na? we no hear anything from you again. you no wan share boys abi? |
Business › Re: Illegal ATM Withdrawals: How To Seek Justice? by Tcrack(m): 7:41am On Jun 04, 2010 |
the thing about atm is that before you took it, you have been made to sign that the bank will not be responsible for any loss.thats one clause most of us dont realize. the smiling CSO will just tell you "sign here and here"and most of us never realy read whats written there we just sign.so seeking a legal justice might not be an easy thing. |
Music/Radio › Re: My Pain - Naija All Stars(dagrin Tribute) Video by Tcrack(m): 4:50pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
jahbless finish me. |
Family › Re: What Are The True Virtues For A Successful Marriage? by Tcrack(m): 4:27pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
patience is a virtue. |
Music/Radio › Re: 50 Cent Spotted Looking Healthy Again by Tcrack(m): 4:24pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
MRbrownJAY: @poster when was this picture taken? he was in concert on the 14th of May in Panama and last saturday in Detroit looking as healthy as ever.
here is why I dont believe his weight loss picture is real: it would have taken quite a long time for 50 to loose the weight, shoot the movie and gain back his normal weight. lets say at least 2weeks (and i am being very generous).
in this media crazy world of today, celebrities can take a sh*it without all media outlets reporting on it BUT NOBODY saw 50 skinny during that time? no TMZ reporter on the set of that movie? no airport security taking photos? no hotel receptionist talking about 50 got hiv/aids? NADA NOBODY?!
we all know that anyone who would have a picture of 50 looking like this could have sold it to any media outlet for $50K minimum. it would have a been a scoop. . . . . . . . but only 50 himself had the photos?! come on now! me too i think something is fisshyyy but well, |
Family › Re: Is There A Need To Validate A Woman's Fertility By Impregnating Her B4 Marriage? by Tcrack(m): 4:16pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
me i know that it is God that gives children o but the way some of this girls do abortion ehn,one wonders. and even though men hardly show it, its tough being in a fruitless marriage. |
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: I Need A Virgin Guy by Tcrack(m): 4:09pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
@poster na wah for some people sha. o ri obo tan o tun wa irun. what you need is a virgin shey? why do you care about what he does for a l[b]ea[/b]ving? |
Politics › Re: FG Wants 10 Billion Naira For Independence Day by Tcrack(m): 4:05pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
sometimes, i lose faith in Nigeria |
Family › Re: My Wedding Date Is Fixed, But I Have Just N100,000. by Tcrack(m): 4:02pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
ol boy. i no fit laugh. You see everybody doing wedding you think its a small boys loads abi? on a serious note though If i were you, i will cut my cloth according to my cloth. a wedding could be small but yet very nice but whatever you do, NEVER BORROW MONEY. |
Family › Re: My 2-Year-Old Son Is Mean :( by Tcrack(m): 3:46pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
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Crime › Re: Oba Beats Wife In Public! by Tcrack(m): 3:36pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
i hope he cools his "royal feet" in jail not just for beating his wife but for bring shame to the akure people. common thug, |
Family › Re: Should A Married Lady Ask Her Very Rich Ex-boy Friend For Finaicial Assistance? by Tcrack(m): 3:30pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
all those of you saying '"NO, WHAT ARE BANKS FOR, HE IS NOT MAN ENOUGH."etc, I guess you have never really needed money. if you have ever REALLY needed money, your ex or your wifes ex would appeal to you. how easy is it to get a loan from a bank? whay makes you think she cant be bleeping him without borrowing a penny from him? i would like to see the look on your face when baba landlord comes ond throw you and your kids on the street knowing fully well that there is someone who could have easily helped you if you would only ask. |
Crime › Re: Beware Of Okada Men Around Akute Area In Lagos ! by Tcrack(m): 3:17pm On Jun 03, 2010 |
if i were you, i would just let it go. ofo eni o kin se elomi.seeking justice through the nigerian police, is a fruitless road. my opinion |
Culture › Re: What Is Your Take On Homosexualism? by Tcrack(m): 4:32am On Jun 03, 2010 |
have you ever seen a negro gay? a muscular guy in women clothen with bie bie and legs the look like yams. when i first got to rio, i always laughed till water came out of my eyes.there is this gay couple and their friends that live down my street. each time i walk past, they always look at me the way a cat looks at a fish. am sure they must be thinking about how nice it will be to stick their corrk into my tight Cu. but honestly, really dont hate the poeple, its the act i hate because some of them are really cool people. rio is filled with them |
Politics › Re: Some Of Nigerian Police Now Use Two Guns At A Time Reasons Still Unknown? by Tcrack(m): 4:16am On Jun 03, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 5:54pm On Jun 01, 2010 |
@MrbrownJAY i live in rio. |
Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 2:45am On Jun 01, 2010 |
MRbrownJAY: this is irrelevant. . . . . . . what i can tell you is that: for the last 1yr, i have been going about twice a month to Brazil. i was about to move to SP but work wise, its still better here (still dwelling on the idea though). although i have not encounter other form of discrimination over there, i see it all the time the way people from favelas are suffering and being discriminated upon. 50% of the white Brazilians i know would say that there is a racism in their country while the other half will disagree. Ok sir. i agree with you. peace  |
Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 1:44am On Jun 01, 2010 |
@MRbrownJAY Yorubas say. ti o ko ba gba temi, mo gba tie. you are right and i am wrong. i agree. but one question though. How long did you live in brasil? |
Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 12:57am On Jun 01, 2010 |
Tcrack: 2) you see, the problems black/moreno brasilians are having is not RACISM.it is the some problems blacks all over the world are having. FORMAL EDUCATION. Education is free in brasil but yet, most black/moreno people are more intrested in being footballers,music stars etc.tell me, how can you get a unvisersity prof or top government official from such a population?.this has nothing to do with racism. it is simple logic. education is free in the US but still there are tons of illitrate black people who just wont go to school.unfortunately, the reverse is the case in nigeria. the hausas refuse to go to school but yet, they are the one in top government positions. thats why nigeria is the way it is. if obama hadnt been well educated, he would never have been president and black america would have been blaming the inability of a black man to be president on rasicm when the real problem is their atitude towards FORMAL EDUCATION. well, since you seem to have your mind made up, i dont think there is anypoint trying to make you see things objectivly. woah, i guess if i understand your logic clearly, ALL blacks in Brazil dont want to get an education and thats why almost none are in power,elite etc, right?! maybe they should be "civilized" again, as you so well put it. lol! if blacks were not interested in education then there wouldnt be a 60% surge today of blacks attending universities. affirmative action was the only way to open these doors who were shut tight by racism embedded in Brazilian policies that goes way back! come on now, education is free in the US and, yes, there are tons of illiterate blacks as well as Millions of educated ones compare to Brasil which has almost [tr]none due to 2 universities not accepting blacks in the past and racial democracy.here is something for EVERYONE to read on the subject to make THEIR own mind: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/wideangle/lessons/brazil-in-black-and-white/discrimination-and-affirmative-action-in-brazil/4323/[quote][/quote]Sir, i am sure you know the diffrence btw the highlighted words. and to the question you asked about blacks/morena not being in power/elite because they are not educated, the answer is an emphatic yes. if they were more educated, tell me, whats going to stop them from being in power? those whites in power/elite are they illitrates? .this is not nigeria where illitrates find there way to the top.Inspite of all the american government has done in the educational system, why do so many afro americans still prefer to remain illitrate,sell dope, Bleep etc, ? the nothern government practically begs the hausas to go to school but yet,most would rather rear cows. if tomorrow this become organised in nigeria and people are put in positions based on merits, those illitrate notherners will start cry tribalism!! tribalism!! 2) where in the morden history of brasil did universities reject black students? abeg lets talk based on fact not assumptions. if you dont make the cut of mark, are they supposed to accept you just because you are black? i dont reall like debating over especially when the mind of the other party is made upbut pls lets stop blaming our faliurs on others.i repete FORMAL EDUCATION IS THE PROBLEM OF THE BLACK RACE NOT RACIAL DESCRIMINATION. |
Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 9:23pm On May 31, 2010 |
Tcrack: 1) now the problem is no longer your skin colour but your nationality 2) you see, the problems black/moreno brasilians are having is not RACISM.it is the some problems blacks all over the world are having. FORMAL EDUCATION. Education is free in brasil but yet, most black/moreno people are more intrested in being footballers,music stars etc.tell me, how can you get a unvisersity prof or top government official from such a population?.this has nothing to do with racism. it is simple logic. education is free in the US but still there are tons of illitrate black people who just wont go to school.unfortunately, the reverse is the case in nigeria. the hausas refuse to go to school but yet, they are the one in top government positions. thats why nigeria is the way it is. if obama hadnt been well educated, he would never have been president and black america would have been blaming the inability of a black man to be president on rasicm when the real problem is their atitude towards FORMAL EDUCATION. well, since you seem to have your mind made up, i dont think there is anypoint trying to make you see things objectivly.[quote author=SEFAGO link=topic=452846.msg6125169#msg6125169 date=1275322984]Problem 1: The reason why these people want to be footballers, music stars i because they rarely see people of their kind in any other positions. This subconsciously tells them that they cannot reach those positions. To quote condoleeza Rice, to be good being black, you must be twice as good, and try twice as hard. Try and be a Government official or Professor, and see if you would have enough network or support to do so. As a top professor you need someone to finance your research for example. Government official you need the social setting to reach such position. Its not easy for blacks mate, and aint complaining. did obama see anybody of his colour in the white house? son of a kenyan for that matter. why dint he just withdraw and start singing instead.abeg lets stop blaming others for our faliures.its not the fault of the white man if we cant dream big and work towards it.plsssssssssss[/quote] |
Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 4:25pm On May 31, 2010 |
yomitesp: @MrbrownJAY, you are damn right about that! They never admit they are Latin Americans. Dress,talk ,wine,dine,pose, everything like European, high time they wake up !  Pot calling kettle black. are nigerians better off? the truth is ,at every point in time there is always a civiliazation that dominates. the egyptian civilaization had is time, the roman civilaisation etc, , right now, its the european one thats is in vouge and there is nothing anyone can do about that. i am 99% sure that at this very monent you are puting a clothing or jewelry or footwear that is a european. abeg stop the hypocrisy. |
Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 4:14pm On May 31, 2010 |
MRbrownJAY: (1)if it was then showing my passport wouldnt have solved the "problem".
if everyone in this said hotel is entering with/wearing Ts and trainers then there is no reason for such policy.
we all know that during slavery days, Brazil was the biggest importer of slaves. the same slaves that were brought to the US are the ones that were shipped to Brazil and made what Brazil is today. if whiping someone to do all the work for free AND denying them of their human rights is called "to civilze someone" in your world then we dont have anything to discuss here. ahahahahaha facts baby, facts! the story goes like this: gal is mixed race: father black mother white. father is a follower while mother says in front of most "white" people she knows that she wouldnt be caught dead worshiping "la dona das almas". . . . . . but secretely going undercover accompanied with other "discreet" white friends. the cat got out the bag when daughter had enough of mother talk-trashing the religion in front of other white people and exposed her. but hey, probably they were the only one and i just happen to know the daughter!
(2)how many morenos do you have in higher society, government, Congress and top posts in the civil service and armed forces in the stated areas? do you think 70%? or maybe 50%? well why dont you try less than 10%!!!
if there was no discrimination in Brazil then there would be no need for affirmative action in universities/gov offices etc. . . . . . . . or are you saying that Lula was on crack and just decided to be extra kind to morenos!? when was the last time you saw a black university professor in this country that has a nearly 50% black african decent population? 1) now the problem is no longer your skin colour but your nationality 2) you see, the problems black/moreno brasilians are having is not RACISM.it is the some problems blacks all over the world are having. FORMAL EDUCATION. Education is free in brasil but yet, most black/moreno people are more intrested in being footballers,music stars etc.tell me, how can you get a unvisersity prof or top government official from such a population?.this has nothing to do with racism. it is simple logic. education is free in the US but still there are tons of illitrate black people who just wont go to school.unfortunately, the reverse is the case in nigeria. the hausas refuse to go to school but yet, they are the one in top government positions. thats why nigeria is the way it is. if obama hadnt been well educated, he would never have been president and black america would have been blaming the inability of a black man to be president on rasicm when the real problem is their atitude towards FORMAL EDUCATION. well, since you seem to have your mind made up, i dont think there is anypoint trying to make you see things objectivly. |
Politics › Re: Have U Ever Experienced Injustice Abroad? by Tcrack(m): 9:52am On May 31, 2010 |
MRbrownJAY: if everyone is dressed casually in that club, i dont think i would need a suit and tie to get access just because i am black/brown. the funniest part was that we were all dressed "fairly" the same yet, (1) i was the only one stopped! and even if that was true, (2) a white person with the "wrong" dress code would still not be stopped. it has all to do with the fear of having people issue from the favelas in their establishment.
most Brazilians will say that there is no racism in Brazil but we all know that this aint true. . . . . . . . . especially when (3)schools today still teaches Brazilians that Blacks and indians had to be "civilized" but yet, are partly responsible for making Brazil what it is today. one of the problems unfortunately is also the many blacks who would tell you that everything is ok.
(4)anything associated with Blacks is looked down upon but yet many are big into i.e. many whites would say they dont follow the widely practiced UMBANDA/CANDOMBLE religion (roots in Benin, yoruba) but yet, secretely go and worship "la dona das almas" LOL! 1 it shows the problem is you not your skin colour 2 you are very very wrong about that. even in america, there are hotels you cannot enter without a jacket. if you like be as white as snow 3Africans and indians still need to be civilized. thats a fact. there is nothing racist about that. 4 you are obviously talking from assumptions not fact. you think this is nigeria where everybody claims born again? if a brisillian is an atheist, he will tell you he is an atheist. just so you know more than 70% percent of eastern brasil(RIO, SAO PAULO, BAHIA, MINAS) is morena. tell me, who is going to descriminate againt who? abeg get byour facts right. |
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Music/Radio › Re: Fans Frown At Ngn1,000 Price Tag For Tuface’s Unstoppable Ii Album. by Tcrack(m): 4:20pm On May 30, 2010 |
tuface has a right to sell HIS album for any amount he pleases but, it will be foolish of him to think the nigerian masses will buy it for 1k.in a country where new albums are released everyday, where many still live under $1 per day, where people can simply download it from the net and share it from phone, where piracy is still a booming business.I will be suprised if he sells up to 10,000 copies at that price.tuface might be the biggest star in nigeria but like someone said earlier, the industry has moved on without him. |
Music/Radio › Re: What Song(s) do You Never Get Tired Of Listening To? by Tcrack(m): 6:49pm On May 29, 2010 |
Yes I Am: Melissa Etheridge I once play this single track from the night until the next morning. shut down my computer, rebot and started play the same somg again. |
Car Talk › Re: Your Worst Okada Experience? by Tcrack(m): 10:10pm On May 27, 2010 |
i took okada from my house to ikeja. somewhere around testing ground, the okada man suddenly press brake and i found myself on the floor. till today, i still cant explain how it happened i just saw that i was on the floor. |