Idowuogbo:
Gush!! It so.... bad,I miss my stops every now den.

Fhemmmy:

Kai . . . Those paper too hard for that kinda stuff now, i beg spare your you know what oh . . .

ItsModella:
loool...rumple the paper jare, like how you dey wash cloth, e go soft one time.

Idowuogbo:
It concern u? Answer me na! U ragga muffin excrembre

ayobase:

You read your books on the internet?.....always?....aint it boring and tiring?

Zi: If I still have to buy newapapers, what then is the essence of subscribing for Nairaland?!

k2039:
Always on laptop oooo,if you want to punish me,cut me away from the internet and withdraw my laptopn,the only option left is to sleep till both of them are restroreed back.

ayobase:


Thats nice o,the reverse is the case here.
I can do anything on internet, but reading professional e-books.
Its better they are being printed!

ItsModella:
loool...rumple the paper jare, like how you dey wash cloth, e go soft one time.

Idowuogbo:
Village gal! U don graduate from leaves?

yes o, bigger levels now

ItsModella:
yes o, bigger levels now

Wsdm: I still buy newspaper just to encourage my children to develop interest in reading books.

Idowuogbo:
*coughs*
U dey use am clean yansh?

@topic
No! Bbm credit comes first!

Akpan107: May God heal you from this terrible ''cough''. Amen.

Wsdm: I still buy newspaper just to encourage my children to develop interest in reading books.

miccodb: abeg where i fit see tuesday and thursday guardisn vacancy page for internet?

Wsdm: I still buy newspaper just to encourage my children to develop interest in reading books.

ItsModella:
You know, that was how my dad got me to start reading analytically. We used to and still buy Guardian newspapers in my house and he would make my siblings and I read the editorials and explain them to him, he used to pay us #200 for our efforts. I only had my eyes on the money then but looking back at it, that was really what got me to be a critical reader.