Wednesday, December 15, 2010
How Women Test Men And How To Pass
Friday, November 26, 2010
Guys Beware of Being Just a Friend
In fact, for a woman, a male friend is the best of both worlds: She can reap all the benefits of having a man around (strength, decision-making, solid advice, logic, common sense, and so on) without the hormone-based entanglements that sex brings to the table.
But men are different. Since we aren't saddled with psychologically crippling emotions, we aren't burdened with the senselessness of separating friendship from sex. In fact, for us, it's just the opposite: When a man likes a woman, he naturally wants to express his feelings between the sheets. This is natural.
Unfortunately, the female brain can't process this logic. Instead, it quickly either-ors any guy it encounters: Either he's going to be a lover or he's going to be a friend. And once a woman has relegated you to the Friend Zone, it's all but impossible for her to see you in any other way. Of course, she'll still expect you to act like the lovers she's currently sex-ploiting -- by forcing you to pay for her meals and cart her around like a chauffeur -- but without the fringe benefit of doing the horizontal hula.
Many guys fantasize that, by acting as a hot girl's friend or romantic counselor, they can backdoor it into her heart or her bed. This may work well in romantic comedies (or possibly with psychotic women), but in real life, you're just kidding yourself. You're a friend, and she doesn't need you for sex.
So how do you know if you're in the Friend Zone? Here are a few tip-offs.
you're just a friend if
You hear phrases like: I can talk to you about anything, You're really a nice guy, You're like a brother to me, You're my best friend, and You understand me."
You finally work up the courage to ask her out and she tells you: I don't want to jeopardize our friendship, I like you too much to go out with you, I don't want to risk losing what we have, and so on.
She tells you all about her problems with men.
She asks you for advice about the men she's attracted to.
She tells you excitedly, I just met this really great guy!
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
10 Traits of a Real Man
A real man is macho; a real man is tough; a real man doesn't show emotions. A real man is the backbone of his family and doesn't have time to be weak. If spiders scare you, you'll never be a real man.
A real man focuses on power, money and family. He doesn't focus on sex. Sex comes as a result of having power, money and a wife (and if she doesn't satisfy you, there are plenty of other women who will, especially when you are powerful and rich).
A real man must also remember his other Family, his organization. In my world, both my family and my Family hold the same importance; I protect them both with all my might. If you have a Family, don't forget where your loyalties lie and who has your back when you need it.
A real man has at least three suits (with a mandatory pinstriped one) that cost more than a roomful of escorts. A real man wears a suit at least three times a week. Any man who doesn't know how to tie a tie should hand in his testicoli immediately.
This means you lazy pinheads out there need to stop using machismo as an excuse to live like a bottom-feeder; keep your sty spotless, keep your documents in order and -- listen up on this one -- clean your freaking suits.
You see? That was me trying to be a smart-ass. Here's a bonus trait: A real man keeps it simple. If you know big words, use them rarely and appropriately, at least in front of morons who think they're smarter than you. Remember, the stuff inside matters most. Lesson over.
Watch your backs and keep your noses clean.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Fw: Why Football And Religion Are Not Always In Holy Alliance...
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From: Chidozie Farsight <chidoziefarsight@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 15:45:17
To: <ofoegbuchidozie.s4gb@blogger.com>
Subject: Why Football And Religion Are Not Always In Holy Alliance...
The news that West Ham United's Israeli manager, Avram Grant, has been
excused duty for the Hammers' league game against Stoke City this
weekend in order to observe Yom Kippur — one of the holiest dates in
the Jewish calendar, requiring Jews to fast and pray on Friday night
and Saturday — has put the relationship between football and faith
under the spotlight in a week when the Pope kicked off his state visit
to Britain in Glasgow – a footballing city whose Old Firm rivalry is
still defined by the Protestant-Catholic religious divide.
Through the tensions of sectarianism, the devout beliefs of
individuals in the game, the inexorable spread of secularism and even
the infamous 'Hand of God', the coming together of football and
religion has long produced conflict.
Yet the prevalence of club chaplains and the familiar sight of players
crossing themselves as they enter the pitch confirms that a certain
accommodation has also been reached.
Just another manic Sunday
In the UK, condemned this week as aggressively atheist by one of the
Pope's entourage (who was subsequently dropped), bodies like the
Lord's Day Observance Society saw the work of the Devil in the
decision to launch Sunday soccer on January 6, 1974 when four FA Cup
ties were staged. Big crowds at all four made the experiment an
irreversible success, to the chagrin of churchgoers. Oddly, the
regular staging of a full league programme on Christmas Day until the
mid-1950s had aroused much less controversy.
But keeping certain days holy clearly means a lot to some believers.
Avram Grant – who may yet walk to the Britannia Stadium to attend the
game in silence - might identify to an extent with compatriot Dudu
Aouate, the Israeli goalkeeper currently playing for Real Mallorca. In
September 2006, his then team Deportivo La Coruna's fixture against
Real Sociedad was scheduled for the night of Yom Kippur, on which
playing football is one of the prohibitions.
As a compromise, Aouate said he'd take part in the match but then
extend his observance of the Day of Atonement by a couple of hours to
make up for non-observance time during the game. His decision upset
many in Israel, some calling for him to be dropped from the national
team.
The ultimate extra-time
Another goalkeeper, Argentina 's Carlos Roa (right), who famously
saved a David Batty penalty in a shoot-out against England at the 1998
World Cup, stunned football by announcing he was quitting the game
because his Seventh Day Adventist religion would not allow him to
train or play on Saturdays. That was shortly before 2000, when he was
at the peak of his career with Mallorca, and he further declared his
belief that the new millennium would signal the end of the world. He
retreated to a farm in rural Argentina to await his fate, acting as
priest to his family. When no apocalypse materialised, he swallowed
his pride and came out of retirement, returning to Mallorca, then
Albacete and finally Olimpo back in Argentina.
Gotta serve somebody

Others have found football got in the way of their religious beliefs,
too. Nigeria defender Taribo West (left) reacted to his own wealth and
the materialism all around him by becoming a born-again Christian and
pastor and founding his own church – the Shelter from the Storm
Ministry - in Milan, where he played for both San Siro clubs. After he
left Milan in 2000, he frequently returned there to preach in his
church, which created friction with his new club Derby County. He was
transferred to Kaiserslauten, where instead of attending Sunday
morning training he preached to his congregation back in Italy. When
the German outfit consequently sacked him, he stressed that, "The Lord
is more important to me than a football club".
Someone else who lost his job in football because of his spiritual
beliefs is Glenn Hoddle, who was sacked as England manager in 1999
after publicly implying that disabled people were responsible for
their own suffering. Hoddle, who also placed great trust in the powers
of a faith healer, had said: "You and I have been physically given two
hands and two legs and half-decent brains. Some people have not been
born like that for a reason; karma is working from another lifetime."
Instant karma | The word of Hod backfired
Twenty years earlier, Wolves superstar Peter Knowles hadn't waited to
be pushed, but voluntarily gave up football to concentrate on studying
the Bible and spreading the word as a Jehovah's Witness. He stuck to
his guns, though Wolves kept his contract open for another 12 years in
the hope that he might one day return to the game. In 1991, Billy
Bragg recorded a song, "God's Footballer", which was widely seen as a
direct reference to Knowles.
The number of the beast
Others have found ways to keep the faith without quitting their
careers, though certain compromises have had to be made. As a devout
Muslim, Fredi Kanoute (right) insisted that wearing the Sevilla shirt,
emblazoned with the name of sponsor and online gambling company 888,
was an affront to his religion. He declared: "Gambling is the work of
Satan. It is forbidden by the Koran and I will not play in a shirt
that promotes it." So he taped over the offending name in protest.
And played.
Sevilla's own compromise, to appease both 888 and Kanoute, was to
agree on a charitable donation to a cause supported by Kanoute, if the
striker would carry on scoring while wearing the devilish garment.
The God squad & Fifa's commandments
In sharp contrast, some footballers have used their on-pitch attire to
advertise their faith, in the process giving Fifa something of a
crisis of conscience. Well, an embarrassing dilemma anyway. The world
governing body controversially disciplined the Brazil team for some
overt declarations of Christian allegiance during a Confederations Cup
final. Stars including Kaka and Lucio revealed T-shirts with slogans
such as "I Belong to Jesus" and "I Love God", and after their victory
players and coaching staff formed a circle and went down on their
knees in prayer.
Fifa has regulations which specifically ban players from making
displays of a personal, religious or political nature on the pitch,
and sent a warning letter to the Brazilian football federation
reminding them of this to ensure no repetition. In doing so Fifa
risked accusations of being anti-religious.
On God's team | Kaka & Ambrosini promote their faith at Milan
But Jim Stjerne Hansen, secretary general of the Danish football
association, reacted by urging that all religious statements be banned
from football. He said: "Just as we reject political manifestations,
we should also say no to religious ones. There are too many risks
involved in clubs, for example, with people of different religious
faiths."
Penitent shoot out
That Brazil team was successful, but God doesn't always provide the
assists. When Barcelona starlet Bojan Krkic (left) failed to convert a
chance to score the winning goal against Chelsea in a Champions League
semi-final, he questioned his Catholic faith. After heading wide at
0-0 with only three minutes remaining when it looked impossible to
miss, he said: "That's a goal God would have normally helped me score.
I don't know what happened. I crossed my chest as I came onto the
pitch, so this doesn& rsquo;t really make sense."
His team-mates consoled him, assuring him that God still loved him.
Coach Pep Guardiola (allegedly) revealed: "He was pretty down in the
changing room. We reassured him that if God didn't love him, he'd just
be a normal person, probably working in an office or cleaning the
streets of road-kill or something."
Better than sects
The issue of faith has sometimes attached itself to entire clubs in
somewhat provocative fashion. It is well known that Rangers are
perceived as a bastion of Protestantism, and their city rivals Celtic
the expression of Irish/Scottish Roman Catholicism. When Graeme
Souness was appointed Rangers manager in 1985 he boldly pronounced
that sectarianism was out and that he'd sign Catholic players. Read
more: http://m.goal.com/en/news/article?contentId=2123128&page=5&SID=jisano875ti5g9s36r2f46c3e6
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Friday, August 27, 2010
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
4 Traits of A Cool Guy
this element called"cool" makes guys who have it attract more women than they can handle?
Ever heard a woman scream among her peers about how "cool" a guy she met is? you would agree with me that the term cool is rather ambiguos or relative but make no mistake about it, there is an unconcious universal agreement with women about "Cool Guys". Because women are complicated and complex the list of traits would be long, but below are 4 major trait of a cool guy from both a femine and masculine perspective.
BEING INDEPENDENT
Independent is the OPPOSITE of "dependent".
When you act "dependent", you lean on others, you look to them for approval, you ask what they think before you make a decision, you tend to want to stay physically close to them, and your feelings tend to depend on what others feel and think of you.
When you act INDEPENDENT, you lean back, you do things because YOU decided you wanted to, you don't ask others what they think - instead you decide yourself, you are fine walking away from your friends for awhile when you're out, and your feelings are controlled by what YOU think, not what others think.
A "dependent" person will go into a bar with friends, stick close to them all night, ask what everyone else is drinking before they order, get upset easily about things that others say, and constantly be looking for attention and approval in some way.
An INDEPENDENT person, on the other hand, will go into a bar with friends and be more likely to... walk away and look around the place ALONE to see who's there - and feel fine about leaving their friends for a while and striking up a conversation with a stranger... They'll order a drink if they want, or water if they want - and not care what everyone else is drinking... They'll be cool and calm no matter what happens - even if others are getting upset around them... And, most importantly, they aren't looking to others for attention and approval. They're doing their own thing, and enjoying whatever happens.
BEING INDIFFERENT
Most people in this world are ATTACHED to the outcomes of things. They're constantly worrying about what's going to happen... and talking about the future in a fearful, uncertain way. This type of person always wants to know what other people think of them, and they're worrying about what they should do so other people will like them. Unfortunately, this almost ALWAYS comes across as INSECURITY.
An INDIFFERENT person, on the other hand, just goes about life and takes things as they come. The indifferent person is INDIFFERENT to the outcome of whatever situation they're in. it's a man, and he's approaching a woman, he will be OK with whatever happens. If she's nice to him, great. If she's uptight, no problem. If she's rich, famous, and beautiful... and starts coming on to him, fine. No big deal.
When you are ATTACHED to the outcome of a situation, it makes you act all kinds of freaky. You pause, act nervous, hold back, look for approval, act insecure... and any of 100 other unattractive things.
On the other hand, when you're INDIFFERENT to the outcome, it makes you MAGNETIC. Especially then it comes to women and dating. Indifference is the ultimate way to show a LACK of insecurity in life.
BEING FUNNY
Humor is magic. It's a complete mystery why we find things "funny" and why we "laugh". Crying because someone died makes some logical sense. It's a bad thing, and crying expresses a negative emotion. But when you see a dog run into a window because he doesn't see it... and he gets a confused look on his face, you LAUGH. What's with that?
Humor is interesting to me, in that if you're funny, it makes people FEEL GOOD inside. They laugh, and it triggers positive feelings. If you're not naturally funny, it's a great skill to learn. Read books. Watch live comedy. Do whatever it takes to learn how to be funny. Most of the "coolest" guys I know are wickedly
funny. Some of them are only funny on occasion... but they "get it"... and when they do make a joke, it's DAMN funny.
BEING SOCIALLY ADJUSTED
I know that this sounds funny, but most of the people I know who are "UN-cool" are not very adjusted socially. They lack a certain something in the "social skills" department that makes it OBVIOUS to others (and especially to women) that they don't know how to relate very well to other people. They just never learned how to make others feel comfortable around them.
If you've ever known an accountant or computer programmer that was brilliantly smart, but totally boring, you know what I mean. If people act kind of nervous, strange, and uncomfortable when they're around you, then you also know where I'm coming from on this. I can't teach you how to make people feel comfortable around you in two sentences, but if you need to learn how to mix with people socially, then start PAYING ATTENTION to what's going on around you.
Watch how others dress, carry themselves, walk, and talk. Pay attention to little details... like saying, "What's up?" when you meet someone new, instead of "Hello, pleased to meet you" and such.
...now, is this all there is to being "cool"? Of course not. But it's a great start.
See y'all later...
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
What Annoys Women, AND What Attracts Them
If you listen to women talk about men, you'll often hear them use the word “ANNOYING" to describe certain men and certain things that some men DO.
Now, as you can probably guess, it's not usually a good thing when a woman uses this particular word to describe a guy... And, as you can ALSO probably guess, when a woman uses this particular word, it's not usually about guys who she is ATTRACTED to (although this isn't always true).
THINGS THAT ANNOY WOMEN...
early
boss
leading
manipulative requests
aside
Women, and ESPECIALLY the most ATTRACTIVE and desirable women, usually consider the above things to be VERY annoying.
Of course, the reason for this is because no matter how good these kinds of behaviors seem on the surface, there's only one conclusion that can be drawn from them;
THE MAN DOING THEM IS A BONAFIDE, 100% CERTIFIED WUSSY! AND WOMEN AREN'T ATTRACTED TO WUSSIES. NEVER!
So now you understand why all of the "nice" things that you've done for women seem to always result in the woman pulling away. It's because she finds your nice-guy "Wuss" behaviors to be ANNOYING.
AND IT KEEPS GETTING WORSE...
To further confuse things, you'll often hear a woman say something to the effect of... "I want a STRONG guy who is also SENSITIVE..." ...or... "He needs to have his own life, his own interests, and his own friends, but also be totally focused on me..."
Women often talk about wanting a combination of things in a man that just don't seem to fit...
So what's going on here? Are women crazy? (Yes.)
But seriously, what are they talking about? How is it that women seem to always talk about wanting men who have these qualities that don't fit together?
I thought that maybe this came down to getting my lazy ass to the gym and working out. You know, to become "stronger". Well, here's the BIG REALIZATION that I had... I've now realized that I had it all wrong.
Instead of thinking to myself that I was a nice, sensitive guy that needed to become a little stronger, what I really needed was to become a strong guy who could also act sensitive on occasion.
The difference seems almost like word-play, but it's not. You see, when a woman says that she wants a "strong guy who's also sensitive", what she means, is that She wants a guy who's STRONG. The sensitive part is far more "optional" than the STRONG part.
This is why women often date jerks and guys who are emotionally unavailable, and don't date "nice guys" who would do anything for them.
THINGS THAT ATTRACT WOMEN...