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Forum / Relationships & Romance / Re: Reduce the number of women in your life and be financially buoyant |
on: 20-12-2013 07:13 PM
| guy work for moni and enjoy ur life....if u never make moni no dey talk say na women dey cause am....2face have dem plenty, OBJ can handle a whole ogun state if all of dem become women,,of cuz u kno say Dangote fit marry the whole women in the north if he wish to and still he go tanda gidigba
The circumstances and scenario I painted depicts the situation of an average man. You were talking about Obj et al, an example that is otiose because he constitutes an exception and not the rule. | | |
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Forum / Relationships & Romance / Reduce the number of women in your life and be financially buoyant |
on: 20-12-2013 09:44 AM
| If you reduce the number of women in your life you will be financially buoyant 99 percent of the time.
== Serendipity
Friendship and association with women have majorly proven to be more or less parasitic coupled with a warped mentality that men are being nice to them simply because they are 'beautiful'.
Christmas is just few days today, I have gotten innumerable subtle and tacit clues like, I need to make my hair and I have got no money, my BIS just expired, it has been long since I recharged my phone. Ehe, what are you gonna buy me for christmas, etc
One was telling me that she needed to sell her phone that she wanted a Galaxy note. I wonder why most girl like keeping up with the joneses. Their life is riddled with unhealthy competition and comparison.
Most guys of moderate means can NEVER achieve anything in life because of women. They just spend as they earn (paltry sum). Women will always want you to spend even if they have got millions.
I don't want to sound immodest or smug, but I do help people, even strangers but it must be with something they need and not a want. If a girl has got an S2 and simply wants an S4 just to 'upgrade' then I will have no business with such because it's not a need and I will be the last to brook such profligacy and extravagance and ostentation. I would rather you my money for other momentous things than spend it on a 'genteel' girl that may not even appreciate it. Cheers! | | |
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Forum / Relationships & Romance / It is a fallacy to say that no knowledge is wasted |
on: 6-08-2013 05:31 PM
| Undoubtedly the saying that no knowledge is wasted appears axiomatic and arguably sacrosanct. = In his book ''Think Big'', (pp. 200-212) Ben Carson argues that you never can know what you will be doing fifteen years from now hence one should grab every available knowledge. = He cited an incident where he was before an interviewer who mentioned en passe that he had heard about a concert and he also quipped that he too had heard about it which visibly left the interviewer surprised and they then started discussing classical music.. He contends that that knowlege of classical music was instrumental in his success in that interview. = = MY OPINION Methinks that having or acquiring some knowledge is sheer and utter waste of scarce time and resources. ---------------------------------- For example, I don't see how the knowledge of how to prepare a cake or sew clothes would have a significant bearing on my life if I were a lawyer. This is truer given that I may never get the time to come and be sewing clothes or making cakes for either myself or family. Even if I would get to use them in future, wouldn't it be once in a blue moon as in Ben Carson's case. --------------------------------------------- In high school, I was very good at the use of Pitman Shorthand. An aeon has elapsed since I left junior secondary, and I have never got to use not even a vestige of the knowledge I acquired in that subject. =
Again, acquiring some of this otiose and apparently irrelevant knowledge may be at the expense of knowledge which would have been more apt and handy. In other words, you may be wasting time acquiring knowledge that has not even a modicum bearing on your life or knowledge you may never get to use due to your discipline. = At any rate, I suggest that it would be stellar to have a smattering of many things. = Your methodical views are welcome!
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Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / It's already late -- It has come to stay. |
on: 2-01-2012 09:32 AM
| It's rueful that this has come to stay. It's incontrovertible that they don't have our interest at heart. Also regrettable it is that our pitiable state in this '1914 mistake --Nigeria' has been exacerbated. NLC and other parastatals threatening a showdown with the government will be silenced ultimately. We make choices in life and have got to bear the consequences. We made an irredeemable,gross and a bad choice by voting and even rigging for a spineless woman -- Jonathan.
We have indeed crossed the rubicon. This country can be abysmally frustrating. May the Lord have mercy upon our souls. | | |
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Forum / Relationships & Romance / Becoming mirthless |
on: 30-12-2011 12:27 AM
| As a very ardent member of this site, I'm in a good position to speak on dire issues like this. It's indubitable that this site is dramatically becoming abysmally boring and tedious. The spate at which banal, nugatory and futile topics are created is heart- rending. This site loses (unaccountably) on daily basis it's mirth and flavour. More infernal is the fact that the majority of these worthless topics finally make it to the home page. It's nauseating and discouraging. I'm hacked off and completely fagged out about the whole she-bang. The earlier we curtail this unsightly trend the better for us all. | | |
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Forum / Relationships & Romance / Re: Bosom feeding in public (Page 2) |
on: 9-08-2011 07:21 PM
| I read with utter astonishment some seemingly asinine comments to this issue. One even had the temerity to infer that Bosom ing your baby in the full glare of the public is analogous to eating in public. So, because you eat in public, you can as well screw your spouse in public Gosh! What a loss of sense of decorum! Inasmuch as it is necessary to feed your famished baby, there is still what is called 'discreet Bosom feeding' Personally, I find it repulsive for a woman to pop out her full Bosom in the pretext of feeding her baby. One the other day didn't even cover the Bosom partly but brought it out from the top of her T-shirt. It was repugnant and very unsightly. Whatever be the case, care must be taken not to cause nuisance to others by at least covering it with a hankerchief, wrapper or any other suitable material. Shalom!
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