sucobaba:
So on point but at the same time...flirtatious in nature.Its all about orientation and clime if you ask me.You wouldn't want your girlfriend or wife having such conversation with someone else let alone a complete stranger?
Witty,funny and interesting....a YES but flirtatious skits.... a hell NO.Later guys will start complaining about been friend-zoned lol

Yeah very well said.. but in all honesty you can't stop people from flirting with your wife or girlfriend, especially if you're involved with a good looking woman, so in essence, it's the responsibility or duty of the woman to subtly know how to address and respond to these flirtatious skits... I believe a woman could still be interestingly fun to chat with even if she's madly inlove with her guy, it is when the frequency and texture of the flirtations from the other guy become increasingly boisterous and daring, then she can choose to respond to him in the coldest of ways and take his mind off of any possibility that they would be an item... Would you seize your girl's phone to prevent her from online flirt-junkies, or would you rather know that your woman respects, cherishes and loves you so much to know when to back out from conversations that are becoming too risqué.. I think I'd choose the latter.

1one:

Yeah very well said.. but in all honesty you can't stop people from flirting with your wife or girlfriend, especially if you're involved with a good looking woman, so in essence, it's the responsibility or duty of the woman to subtly know how to address and respond to these flirtatious skits... I believe a woman could still be interestingly fun to chat with even if she's madly inlove with her guy, it is when the frequency and texture of the flirtations from the other guy become increasingly boisterous and daring, then she can choose to respond to him in the coldest of ways and take his mind off of any possibility that they would be an item... Would you seize your girl's phone to prevent her from online flirt-junkies, or would you rather know that your woman respects, cherishes and loves you so much to know when to back out from conversations that are becoming too risqué.. I think I'd choose the latter.

Ditto...Latter

am kinda sick of nairalanders, a person comes asking a useful question n some ill-trained kiddos come out ranting rubbish... d op is on pt. if u av a pt related 2 his concern den vocalize, if nt den FFS SHUT D F UP....N LEARN.... GOSH!!! Dis forum is beginning 2 loose It's appeal n essence...

SwagPower: am kinda sick of nairalanders, a person comes asking a useful question n some ill-trained kiddos come out ranting rubbish... d op is on pt. if u av a pt related 2 his concern den vocalize, if nt den FFS SHUT D F UP....N LEARN.... GOSH!!! Dis forum is beginning 2 loose It's appeal n essence...

Wats wit d vulgar words The comments so far have been on point.. Y re u itching then? And did u say "Vocalize"?

Jahniece:


Wats wit d vulgar words The comments so far have been on point.. Y re u itching then? And did u say "Vocalize"?

u av a problem wit dt?...

SwagPower: u av a problem wit dt?...

Well dearie, "Vocalize" is jst a wrong word to use in dis case. Its a writeup

Jahniece:


Well dearie, "Vocalize" is jst a wrong word to use in dis case. Its a writeup

Kk...Swt Lass... Bt wat do u av 2 say abt "comment "

SwagPower: Kk...Swt Lass... Bt wat do u av 2 say abt "comment "

Perfect

Jahniece:

Perfect

u knw I view NL as an assemblage of Blokes n ladies in a round table discussion... dts y d word "vocalize " came 2 mind ...
BTW comment is synonymous 2 vocalize...

SwagPower: u knw I view NL as an assemblage of Blokes n ladies in a round table discussion... dts y d word "vocalize " came 2 mind ...
BTW comment is synonymous 2 vocalize...

Yes, ure right, bt "comment"(Verb) is "making remarks or notes".... "Vocalize" strictly works with voice utterances. Thank you

Jahniece:

Yes, ure right, bt "comment"(Verb) is "making remarks or notes".... "Vocalize" strictly works with voice utterances. Thank you

Dearie, d dictionary (wiktionary n 6th edition of Oxford advance learner's ) will suggest odawise... both av 2 do wit "EXPRESSING " an opinion... Expression = wat pple say, WRITE or do... I undastand Ur pt though! unless wit meticulous perusal one can easily misplace wat's meant

SwagPower: Dearie, d dictionary (wiktionary n 6th edition of Oxford advance learner's ) will suggest odawise... both av 2 do wit "EXPRESSING " an opinion... Expression = wat pple say, WRITE or do... I undastand Ur pt though! unless wit meticulous perusal one can easily misplace wat's meant

Lol... u say?? vocalise-write

pweedyuz:

Hi friend, being awhile.