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Romance / Re: SHAMEFUL: A Prostitute (unclad) Beat Up A Man For Refusing To Pay Her After... by Chenzee(m): 7:58am On May 01, 2019 |
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Romance / SHAMEFUL: A Prostitute (unclad) Beat Up A Man For Refusing To Pay Her After... by Chenzee(m): 7:51am On May 01, 2019 |
A man's libido and excessive urge for sex landed him in trouble, after he visited and ashawo joint without money to offset the bill...He was given a very good taste of his medicine (embarrassed)..The woman was seen unclad, beating up the man. It took the intervention of passersby and some onlookers who helped to pay the woman before he was released. This happened somewhere in the Eastern part of Nigeria. |
Education / Interesting Facts About Dreams... by Chenzee(m): 1:50pm On Apr 30, 2019 |
some interesting facts about dreams
* Every one of us have dreams during our sleep;
but almost 90℅ of those dreams are forgotten. *. Those who became blind after birth also have dreams during their sleep. They see objects, faces and other things they've seen and known before going blind. * Those born blind also dream of things they've perceived and imagined. * Even animals like dogs, cats and a host of others also dream when sleeping. You can sometimes see that when dogs jerk and make some strange sounds during their sleep. If you've not seen that before, observe your dog when it's sleeping. * The body becomes partially paralysed during sleep, that's why you can not really act what you do in your dreams. It takes about 10 minutes for one to completely recover from the paralysis after waking up from sleep. * After waking up from sleep, one should remain in bed for about one or two minutes before standing up and subsequently walking. * Humans that live up to 65 years, spend about 6 years dreaming. Now that you've read this, can you share your most bizarre dream experience? |
Romance / Share Your Weirdest Dream Experience Here....let Them Flow!! by Chenzee(m): 1:40pm On Apr 30, 2019 |
Interesting facts about dreams * Every one of us have dreams during our sleep; but almost 90℅ of those dreams are forgotten. *. Those who became blind after birth also have dreams during their sleep. They see objects, faces and other things they've seen and known before going blind. * Those born blind also dream of things they've perceived and imagined. * Even animals like dogs, cats and a host of others also dream when sleeping. You can sometimes see that when dogs jerk and make some strange sounds during their sleep. If you've not seen that before, observe your dog when it's sleeping. * The body becomes partially paralysed during sleep, that's why you can not really act what you do in your dreams. It takes about 10 minutes for one to completely recover from the paralysis after waking up from sleep. * After waking up from sleep, one should remain in bed for about one or two minutes before standing up and subsequently walking. * Humans that live up to 65 years, spend about 6 years dreaming. Now that you've read this, can you share your most bizarre dream experience? |
Nairaland / General / Re: Share Your Weirdest Dream Experience Here... by Chenzee(m): 9:21pm On Apr 29, 2019 |
I had a dream in my dream that I was dreaming.... |
Nairaland / General / Share Your Weirdest Dream Experience Here... by Chenzee(m): 6:05pm On Apr 29, 2019 |
Let me buy something in the market, before I write mine... |
Romance / Re: Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 7:37pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
Biglittlelois: This your English alone, will scare the living day light out of any guy that will come around you...You sound gentle, a woman of little words but extremely choosy....Guys wouldn't love looking at your face when trying to woo you, lest they become intimidated and jittery.... 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 7:24pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
Apination: But you go first establish friendship na.....After that you ask....But if you just ask once, that means you just want to get your share of her honey pot and leave....That one na lust no be love. .... |
Romance / Re: Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 6:32pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
ecstasy357: Not all ladies perceive and think the same way...All round niceness to the lady in question will help a lot...Make her feel and know how much of importance she is to you, through your gestures and your gists.....Text her more often. A lady might easily forget what you told her on the phone, but those breathtaking goodnight or good morning messages would go a long way in cementing your relationship...She will always go through those messages, though she may not tell you...Don't be stingy too...Don't just buy her edible stuffs alone, she will eat, poo and forget about it. Buy things that will make her remember you any time she sees or wears them. If you are skeptical about asking her out one on one; your calls, gestures and messages should give her an idea...If she begins to give you an attitude, maturely and gentlemanly give her some space....Those wonderful gestures of yours will speak for you in the future....Don't cut off completely. Call or text her once in a while but on a casual basis. This will show the kind of person you are (you are always nice)...If she continues with the attitude, then bounce.. She's not worth the heart ache. She may or may not come looking for you... Always expect the latter and move on... Note: Gestures alone might not be enough to make a lady love you....Tell her even if she gonna hate you...Some ladies might anxiously wait for you to say it, if you don't, they will move on with someone and continue seeing you as a nice casual friend with a kind heart...It's better you say it, so you wouldn't regret....I lost some of my crushes to my close friends because of sceptism and naievity.... 2 Likes |
Romance / Re: Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 5:26pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
kingkoboko: Lol....I'm on my way.... |
Romance / Re: Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 5:24pm On Apr 18, 2019 |
PaddyX: True wallai....Some of them can even go to the extent of embarrassingly telling you, it will never happen even if she has no one to date.... Most of my gfs told me something similar to this...I honourably resigned and moved on (showed them that without them, life will still be fun)...After couple of months without calls,chat and visits, they will pretend to mistakenly call me (Na lie)...I always picked their calls as though I was picking the call of a stranger.."So you've forgotten me and have deleted my number abi" will be what they will say... From then on, "na me go dey run away from them ooo" Note: When I was persistent, I did it outstandingly (I made sure I made an indelible mark).. Anytime I go visiting I buy stuffs, I did things that ordinarily I wouldn't do to no one....She will be enjoying it, but yet she will be forming....When I get to the point I perceive she has started feeling my presence, enjoying my company and generosity ( though she still don't show it that much), I will instantly cut off, withdraw and disappear. After few weeks or months she will call....Me too go form na.... |
Romance / Re: Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 9:25am On Apr 18, 2019 |
TonyeBarcanista: Ummmm.....This is deep.... |
Romance / Re: Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 8:08am On Apr 18, 2019 |
Saffi: Lol.... |
Romance / Getting That Dream Girl; Is Persistence Good Or Bad?? by Chenzee(m): 1:36am On Apr 18, 2019 |
I live in the midst of friends that have always had varying opinions, about both serious and frivolous issues. They'd always argued on different issues, and I'm always seen as the judge with the final verdict, probably because I hate arguments (I can only argue football). Yesterday, on my way to watch the champions league, I met them arguing on "persistence when trying to woo a lady". 1...One of them said, if he asks a lady out and she refuses, he will never go back to her again (that going back to her again will make her disrespect him even more. After all, their are many fishes in the river). Ladies hate guys who pester them 2....The other debater said, persistence shows how much you love her, no matter how she treats you. That this "never say die" attitude proves you are a real man. The ladies wouldn't want to look cheap, perhaps the reason why they drag for long. The patient dog they say, eats the fattest bone. 3...The last one said, he will combine both I.e he will persist and give her space to think. after a short while, he will come back. He believes, giving the space is to allow enough time to miss him. As all of them were waiting for the verdict of the impartial judge (me), then we heard gooooooaaal!!!!..We forgot everything and hurriedly entered the viewing center. They might likely remember the discussion and ask for my opinion... So what's your opinion about the topic? |
Religion / Re: What Will Be Your Reaction After Hearing This News? (see Photo).. by Chenzee(m): 1:01pm On Apr 15, 2019 |
Politics / Re: If I Were The President Of My Country, I Will ...... by Chenzee(m): 11:33am On Apr 15, 2019 |
oscallins: Hahahahahahahaha.....Last line...You are the funniest dude I've met in ages Mr. President...How do I support you then? |
Religion / What Will Be Your Reaction After Hearing This News? (see Photo).. by Chenzee(m): 10:41am On Apr 15, 2019 |
First of all, do you call this a good news or a bad news? What will be your reaction after hearing the news? See pic below....
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Politics / Re: If I Were The President Of My Country, I Will ...... by Chenzee(m): 10:23am On Apr 15, 2019 |
RonKenoly: Ah ah now....Udonmeanit...U harsh ooo...Lol. |
Politics / Re: If I Were The President Of My Country, I Will ...... by Chenzee(m): 10:21am On Apr 15, 2019 |
dejonathan: Hahahaha...I think this is the best I've seen so far.. |
Politics / Re: If I Were The President Of My Country, I Will ...... by Chenzee(m): 8:10am On Apr 15, 2019 |
Dangana1990: Lol... Do these and more, and you'll sure get a second term....Pls remain positive about your country...Let nothing or no one contaminate your good heart... |
Politics / Re: If I Were The President Of My Country, I Will ...... by Chenzee(m): 8:07am On Apr 15, 2019 |
Cletus77: Wooow!!!...Nice one bro...You have great plans for ur country... 1 Like |
Politics / Re: If I Were The President Of My Country, I Will ...... by Chenzee(m): 1:32pm On Apr 14, 2019 |
Toosure70:Thanks...But why the insult? |
Politics / If I Were The President Of My Country, I Will ...... by Chenzee(m): 11:22am On Apr 13, 2019 |
You just go to bed and wake up the next morning, and realize that you are the president of your country. What will be the first thing you will do? Forget the protocols. I was discussing this with friends and neighbours, and I got hilarious, heartbreaking and amazing answers... Some one said, he will electrocute all the NASS members, Oshiomole, Lai Muhammad and Kyari etc. after they've served different punishment (frog jump, pick pin, thinking, pumping etc) Another person said, he will go straight to CBN and ask for the safe and all the monies to be given to him. He will swim inside the money and then take them to his house. Another one said, he will convert NNPC to his own property. One said, he will make plans to execute different projects across the country. He would want to transform the country. But he will steal sha.... some one said, he will first faint out of surprise. These and many more, were the response of some Nigerians. What will be the first thing you will do as a President? |
Education / Re: What Are The Comparative And Superlative Forms Of The Word "Little" by Chenzee(m): 10:02am On Apr 13, 2019 |
chukxie:Yea, true. |
Education / Re: What Are The Comparative And Superlative Forms Of The Word "Little" by Chenzee(m): 11:29pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
chukxie:Lol |
Education / Re: What Are The Comparative And Superlative Forms Of The Word "Little" by Chenzee(m): 9:05pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
chukxie: Thanks for schooling me...Now I've learnt a lot...I think I should contact you when next I have problems with the lingua... |
Education / What were your best and worst subjects in school...Why? by Chenzee(m): 5:59pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
My best subject in school was biology... Reason: I loved nature and anything natural. I'd spend hours watching Animal planet. I hated Mathematics and anything that had to do with calculation... Reason: I'm not good with numbers and anything abstract... |
Education / What Are The Comparative And Superlative Forms Of The Word "Little" by Chenzee(m): 3:54pm On Apr 12, 2019 |
English can be so frustrating ooo...I am used to speaking the little English I know, but would sometimes want to impress some set of persons by garnishing it.... It's after blowing the grammar, that I will realize there is nothing like that..I just adopt and continue using in informal settings. Sometimes I speak them to save time.... At least they blend or fit in perfectly into my sentence. 1. Have you offed the light? ( have you turned off the light?) 2. I have onned my Bluetooth... ( I have turned on my Bluetooth) Another one I blatantly use is "littlest" e.g 3. I use the littlest time I get in the office to pray. So what is the past tense and past participle of "On and Off" The comparative and superlative forms of "Little" 1 Like |
Romance / Illiterate And Rich Vs Brains And Jobless; Who Will You Date? by Chenzee(m): 8:10pm On Apr 07, 2019 |
A man met me in the bank on Friday morning, and pleaded with me to help him fill out his withdrawal slip. I was hesitant because I was in a hurry, but finally accepted. While filling the slip, I realized the man could not write his name or at least copy out his name written on his withdrawal slip . I asked him for every detail as I filled the slip. This man was so unkempt and dirty. He looked so poor. But when he mentioned the amount to be withdrawn, I had to ask him again. "Millyan biyu, da dubu dari biyar" he said in Hausa. Meaning 2.5 million Naira. Some of my friends said money is everything. That they prefer a stack illiterate with riches than a graduate (literate) without a job. What's your take? |
Literature / Re: A Fool At Twenty by Chenzee(m): 4:58pm On Apr 03, 2019 |
Ann2012:Amen and thanks dear... 1 Like |
Literature / Re: A Fool At Twenty by Chenzee(m): 4:28pm On Apr 03, 2019 |
Ann2012: Had a little accident about three months ago....But thank God, I'm recuperating speedily... Thanks for asking.... |
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