Yardies at home and farrin (part 10)

[wakeywakeup 1]

Oh Wakey!!! I wouldn't tell. It's just different when it comes to the women.

That's what I was thinking but he has shared all of his (that he can remember) with me and was like tell me about it. I said honey I don't feel good can we talk tomorrow. lol Wa mi fe sey tonight?

[*JG* 2]

So ladies on this site I have a question. How do you feel about sharing your previous sexcapades with your SO. Have you told all – meaning how many partners you've had, dates, locations (e.g. other Jamaican or American flings)?

Lastly, how do you feel if all is revealed to you by your man. Any old insecurities pop up?

Wakey

I did and I regret it. Dont tell him everything.

Did he ask or did you just share?

Well an ex called for me a few days ago trying to see if the door was opened for a booty call..Hubby answered the phone...sooo I'm wondering about this subject before I go into detail..

Oh, so you think he's going to ask you?

No details, girl. It's really none of his business. I think unless you were really recklass and there is reason to believe you can transmit some sort of disease to him, he is much better off not knowing any of it. I've seen men use details that they say don't bother them then, as ammunition much later on during an argument.

Oh Wakey!!! I wouldn't tell. It's just different when it comes to the women.

That's what I was thinking but he has shared all of his (that he can remember) with me and was like tell me about it. I said honey I don't feel good can we talk tomorrow. lol Wa mi fe sey tonight?

Did you really want to know?

[wakeywakeup 1]

Well an ex called for me a few days ago trying to see if the door was opened for a booty call..Hubby answered the phone...sooo I'm wondering about this subject before I go into detail..

That's a hard call, Wakey - I personally would not go into a lot of detail - There is a guy that I dated (nothing serious, just fun, years ago) who is friends with the same group as me - We are still friends, he's married, .... but he still watches me like a hawk. I dated this guy who questioned me about the way he watches me - and stupid me said he was my ex - Big, big, jealousy issues and fights!!

I think I am going to follow Sunny's example next time

Yeah I feel ya..that's what the guy was who called a "friend for fun" I told him I was getting married so I think his calling was out of jealousy and trying to throw salt in the mix! Rass clat

So ladies on this site I have a question. How do you feel about sharing your previous sexcapades with your SO. Have you told all – meaning how many partners you've had, dates, locations (e.g. other Jamaican or American flings)?

Lastly, how do you feel if all is revealed to you by your man. Any old insecurities pop up?

Wakey

I did and I regret it. Dont tell him everything.

Did he ask or did you just share?

Well an ex called for me a few days ago trying to see if the door was opened for a booty call..Hubby answered the phone...sooo I'm wondering about this subject before I go into detail..

Oh, so you think he's going to ask you?

No details, girl. It's really none of his business. I think unless you were really recklass and there is reason to believe you can transmit some sort of disease to him, he is much better off not knowing any of it. I've seen men use details that they say don't bother them then, as ammunition much later on during an argument.

Oh Wakey!!! I wouldn't tell. It's just different when it comes to the women.

That's what I was thinking but he has shared all of his (that he can remember) with me and was like tell me about it. I said honey I don't feel good can we talk tomorrow. lol Wa mi fe sey tonight?

Did you really want to know?

No but one night we were drinking and playing games and he just started going down memory lane..

[sus 70]

Did you talk to the guy, or just hubby? If it was just hubby, I would say that it was someone you dated in the past, that the last time you had talked to him you told him you were engaged - and you don't know why he called -

Whatever you do, NEVER tell him he was a friend with benefits - Trust me, it doesn't go over well!

I still have exes that I am friends with - I would have a problem with any man that told me I can't be friends with them or speak to them -

[1luv 1]

So ladies on this site I have a question. How do you feel about sharing your previous sexcapades with your SO. Have you told all – meaning how many partners you've had, dates, locations (e.g. other Jamaican or American flings)?

Lastly, how do you feel if all is revealed to you by your man. Any old insecurities pop up?

Wakey

I did and I regret it. Dont tell him everything.

Did he ask or did you just share?

He asked

So ladies on this site I have a question. How do you feel about sharing your previous sexcapades with your SO. Have you told all – meaning how many partners you’ve had, dates, locations (e.g. other Jamaican or American flings)?

Lastly, how do you feel if all is revealed to you by your man. Any old insecurities pop up?

Wakey

I did and I regret it. Dont tell him everything.

lol Count it as lesson learned huh??

I tell u girl

[*SunRay* 1]

That happened to me Wakey. This guy I dated in JA called and Ray called me to the phone. The guy knew I was getting married, but I guess he wanted to try his luck. The conversation went like this. Me: Hello Him: Who was that person who answered your phone Me: My husband Click

Was that mean?

[jawi876 2]

Pirates fire on US cruise ship in hijack attempt

Associated Press Writer – 2 hrs 1 min ago Play Video ABC News – Pirates Attack Cruise Ship

Play Video Video: Shipping route changes because of pirates AP NAIROBI, Kenya – Pirates chased and shot at a U.S. cruise liner with more than 1,000 people on board but failed to hijack the vessel as it sailed along a corridor patrolled by international warships, a maritime official said Tuesday.

The liner, carrying 656 international passengers and 399 crew members, was sailing through the Gulf of Aden on Sunday when it encountered six bandits in two speedboats, said Noel Choong who heads the International Maritime Bureau's piracy reporting center in Malaysia.

The pirates fired at the passenger liner but the larger boat was faster than the pirates' vessels, Choong said.

"It is very fortunate that the liner managed to escape," he said, urging all ships to remain vigilant in the area.

The International Maritime Bureau, which fights maritime crime, did not know how many cruise liners use these waters.

The U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, based in Bahrain, said it was aware of the failed hijacking but had no further details.

Ship owner Oceania Cruises Inc. identified the vessel as the M/S Nautica.

In a statement on its Web site, the company said pirates fired eight rifle shots at the liner, but that the ship's captain increased speed and managed to outrun the skiffs.

All passengers and crew are safe and there was no damage to the vessel, it said.

The Nautica was on a 32-day cruise from Rome to Singapore, with stops at ports in Italy, Egypt, Oman, Dubai, India, Malaysia and Thailand, the Web site said. Based on that schedule, the liner was headed from Egypt to Oman when it was attacked.

The liner arrived in the southern Oman port city of Salalah on Monday morning, and the passengers toured the city before leaving for the capital, Muscat, Monday evening, an official of the Oman Tourism Ministry said Tuesday. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.

The head of a shipping agency branch in Salalah had contact with the liner there.

"They talked about pirates opening fire at their ship off the Somalian shores," Khalil Shaker told The Associated Press by telephone. He said he had no details of the incident.

It is not the first time a cruise liner has been attacked. In 2005, pirates opened fire on the Seabourn Spirit about 100 miles (160 kilometers) off the Somali coast. The faster cruise ship managed to escape, and used a long-range acoustic device — which blasts a painful wave of sound — to distract the pirates.

The International Maritime Bureau, in London, cited only the 2005 liner attack and a raid on the luxury yacht Le Ponant earlier this year as attacks on passenger vessels off Somalia.

International warships patrol the area and have created a security corridor in the region under a U.S.-led initiative, but the attacks have not abated.

In about 100 attacks on ships off the Somali coast this year, 40 vessels have been hijacked, Choong said. Fourteen remain in the hands of pirates along with more than 250 crew members.

In two if the most daring attacks, pirates seized a Ukrainian freighter loaded with 33 battle tanks in September, and on Nov. 15, a Saudi oil tanker carrying $100 million worth of crude oil.

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry spokesman Vasyl Kyrylych said Monday that negotiations with Somali pirates holding the cargo ship MV Faina are nearly completed, the Interfax news agency reported.

A spokesman for the Faina's owner said Sunday that the Somali pirates had agreed on a ransom for the ship and it could be released within days.

Somalia has not had a functioning government since 1991, and pirates have taken advantage of the country's lawlessness to launch attacks on foreign shipping from the Somali coast. Around 100 ships have been attacked so far this year.

Somali prime minister Nur Hassan Hussein said Tuesday that his country has been torn apart by 18 years of civil war and cannot stop piracy alone.

"This needs a tremendous effort," Hussein told The Associated Press. He has appealed for international troops, as his government's Ethiopian allies have said they would pull out their forces by the end of the year.

Ethiopia, the region's military powerhouse, has been integral in boosting the government. But Islamic insurgents have now seized control of all of southern Somalia except for the capital and the parliamentary seat of Baidoa.

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Associated Press writers Katharine Houreld in Nairobi, Kenya, Eileen Ng in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Saeed al-Nahdy in Muscat, Oman, contributed to this report.

Edited December 2, 2008 by jawi876

[*JG* 2]

Did you talk to the guy, or just hubby? If it was just hubby, I would say that it was someone you dated in the past, that the last time you had talked to him you told him you were engaged - and you don't know why he called -

Whatever you do, NEVER tell him he was a friend with benefits - Trust me, it doesn't go over well!

I still have exes that I am friends with - I would have a problem with any man that told me I can't be friends with them or speak to them -

You read my mind, girlfriend.

That happened to me Wakey. This guy I dated in JA called and Ray called me to the phone. The guy knew I was getting married, but I guess he wanted to try his luck. The conversation went like this. Me: Hello Him: Who was that person who answered your phone Me: My husband Click

Was that mean?

My ex from Jamaica calls from time to time and I let Andre answer my phone. Their conversations are usually pretty short.

Pirates fire on US cruise ship in hijack attempt

Associated Press Writer – 2 hrs 1 min ago Play Video ABC News – Pirates Attack Cruise Ship

Play Video Video: Shipping route changes because of pirates AP NAIROBI, Kenya – Pirates chased and shot at a U.S. cruise liner with more than 1,000 people on board but failed to hijack the vessel as it sailed along a corridor patrolled by international warships, a maritime official said Tuesday.

The liner, carrying 656 international passengers and 399 crew members, was sailing through the Gulf of Aden on Sunday when it encountered six bandits in two speedboats, said Noel Choong who heads the International Maritime Bureau's piracy reporting center in Malaysia.

The pirates fired at the passenger liner but the larger boat was faster than the pirates' vessels, Choong said.

"It is very fortunate that the liner managed to escape," he said, urging all ships to remain vigilant in the area.

The International Maritime Bureau, which fights maritime crime, did not know how many cruise liners use these waters.

The U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, based in Bahrain, said it was aware of the failed hijacking but had no further details.

Ship owner Oceania Cruises Inc. identified the vessel as the M/S Nautica.

In a statement on its Web site, the company said pirates fired eight rifle shots at the liner, but that the ship's captain increased speed and managed to outrun the skiffs.

All passengers and crew are safe and there was no damage to the vessel, it said.

The Nautica was on a 32-day cruise from Rome to Singapore, with stops at ports in Italy, Egypt, Oman, Dubai, India, Malaysia and Thailand, the Web site said. Based on that schedule, the liner was headed from Egypt to Oman when it was attacked.

The liner arrived in the southern Oman port city of Salalah on Monday morning, and the passengers toured the city before leaving for the capital, Muscat, Monday evening, an official of the Oman Tourism Ministry said Tuesday. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.

The head of a shipping agency branch in Salalah had contact with the liner there.

"They talked about pirates opening fire at their ship off the Somalian shores," Khalil Shaker told The Associated Press by telephone. He said he had no details of the incident.

It is not the first time a cruise liner has been attacked. In 2005, pirates opened fire on the Seabourn Spirit about 100 miles (160 kilometers) off the Somali coast. The faster cruise ship managed to escape, and used a long-range acoustic device — which blasts a painful wave of sound — to distract the pirates.

The International Maritime Bureau, in London, cited only the 2005 liner attack and a raid on the luxury yacht Le Ponant earlier this year as attacks on passenger vessels off Somalia.

International warships patrol the area and have created a security corridor in the region under a U.S.-led initiative, but the attacks have not abated.

In about 100 attacks on ships off the Somali coast this year, 40 vessels have been hijacked, Choong said. Fourteen remain in the hands of pirates along with more than 250 crew members.

In two if the most daring attacks, pirates seized a Ukrainian freighter loaded with 33 battle tanks in September, and on Nov. 15, a Saudi oil tanker carrying $100 million worth of crude oil.

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry spokesman Vasyl Kyrylych said Monday that negotiations with Somali pirates holding the cargo ship MV Faina are nearly completed, the Interfax news agency reported.

A spokesman for the Faina's owner said Sunday that the Somali pirates had agreed on a ransom for the ship and it could be released within days.

Somalia has not had a functioning government since 1991, and pirates have taken advantage of the country's lawlessness to launch attacks on foreign shipping from the Somali coast. Around 100 ships have been attacked so far this year.

Somali prime minister Nur Hassan Hussein said Tuesday that his country has been torn apart by 18 years of civil war and cannot stop piracy alone.

"This needs a tremendous effort," Hussein told The Associated Press. He has appealed for international troops, as his government's Ethiopian allies have said they would pull out their forces by the end of the year.

Ethiopia, the region's military powerhouse, has been integral in boosting the government. But Islamic insurgents have now seized control of all of southern Somalia except for the capital and the parliamentary seat of Baidoa.

___

Associated Press writers Katharine Houreld in Nairobi, Kenya, Eileen Ng in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Saeed al-Nahdy in Muscat, Oman, contributed to this report.

Yeah, I saw that. If all pirates were as hot as Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom, I would be sailing my ship in those waters daily!!!!!!

[sus 70]

That happened to me Wakey. This guy I dated in JA called and Ray called me to the phone. The guy knew I was getting married, but I guess he wanted to try his luck. The conversation went like this. Me: Hello Him: Who was that person who answered your phone Me: My husband Click

Was that mean?

Nope, not at all - My ex would call me all the time, and I had one of my guy friends answer the phone - All that was said was Bloodclaat......... and he hung up.

The worst was the night I was away with the band I am friends with - DJ called and the guys were yelling all kinds a ####### in the background trying to embarrass me

[jawi876 2]

Yeah, I saw that. If all pirates were as hot as Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom, I would be sailing my ship in those waters daily!!!!!!

You nut!

[*JG* 2]

Yeah, I saw that. If all pirates were as hot as Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom, I would be sailing my ship in those waters daily!!!!!!

You nut!

I was serious!!!!!.....There does seem to be a lot of pirate news late. I have to laugh whenever I see it cause I have a hard time believing in pirates anymore.

[jawi876 2]

That happened to me Wakey. This guy I dated in JA called and Ray called me to the phone. The guy knew I was getting married, but I guess he wanted to try his luck. The conversation went like this. Me: Hello Him: Who was that person who answered your phone Me: My husband Click

Was that mean?

Nope, not at all - My ex would call me all the time, and I had one of my guy friends answer the phone - All that was said was Bloodclaat......... and he hung up.

The worst was the night I was away with the band I am friends with - DJ called and the guys were yelling all kinds a ####### in the background trying to embarrass me

I always run into crazies. I was leaving M'ville Ochi one night, and this guy took my Digicel phone from my hand and made a call. I WENT off of course...but the damage was already done. He had my number. When I tell you he called me all times of the day...afternoon...night...morning. So, I finally had a Jamaican man on the beach (casual conversation) answer the phone. He cussed and YELLED loudly about leaving me alone. I thought the episode was over.

Then, I run into the same fool at Amnesia and he strolled by me all night with a woman on his arm. I guess I was supposed to be jealous. Then, he breaks free and asks me why I let my man answer the phone. I ignored him (he didn't know my name) so he just looked crazy because I looked around with everyone else to see who he was yelling at. LOL. Well, the calls started up again, and would NOT stop until I left Jamaica.

A doesn't want to hear about any of my previous relationships...I pretend like I'm going to tell him something and he starts covering his ears or making loud noises...I just fall out laughing.

[jawi876 2]

Yeah, I saw that. If all pirates were as hot as Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom, I would be sailing my ship in those waters daily!!!!!!

You nut!

I was serious!!!!!.....There does seem to be a lot of pirate news late. I have to laugh whenever I see it cause I have a hard time believing in pirates anymore.

That was my initial reaction too. LOL...Not that I have the $$ for a 32-day cruise...but I won't be sailing those waters ANY time soon. Just my luck to get kidnapped and sacraficed to King Kong or something else wierd.

[wakeywakeup 1]

That happened to me Wakey. This guy I dated in JA called and Ray called me to the phone. The guy knew I was getting married, but I guess he wanted to try his luck. The conversation went like this. Me: Hello Him: Who was that person who answered your phone Me: My husband Click

Was that mean?

No that wasn't mean..it was smart

[SupportOAFJF 0]

Hey all....

I don't into details about past sexual relationships...nope..and i don't ask..don't like to hear it...and plus I WILL ALWAYS BE THE BEST

WELCOME TACTFUL

Morant..thanks for clearing things up...yea Mrs.P