Jarizod:
be sincere, u want it
Am a cheerful giver

I see

Wilson125:
I sure say u neva c am before? No be papa joy bin d wash free baber that year?

You say...?

Used the thing wella but I'm not ready for marriage now, so?

Thryphosa:
This clipper used to be very painful, it holds hair and the sound could be irritating. The barber was not nice at all, baba would slap my head whenever I shook it due to pain from the clipper. Meanwhile, I'm still single.

hahahahahaha lwtmb !!!!!! BTW those things up there look very strange, like a herbalist tool.

shulamitewoman:
I see

ok love

Yomieluv:
That thing barb scodo tired for my head.

ahhh!! even you? ogbeni go and do the needful.

I only saw tht in nollywood movies

Honestly, man don old o

Choi!

I Swear I Used It And I Don't Even Have A Gal Friend Not To Talk Of Marry

mspee:
Wow! Never seen such thing before. How does it work?

Why are you lying .

These barbers tools that northerners still use.

Barca001:
Those days this vintage tool will give you any hair style you desire and i also remember the Rolling Chair.
My favourite hair style was Crazy-joe but dad did not allow me to spot it.
Add your favourite hair style when you were kids.




#Feeling nostalgic

You made me remember baba ikinrun,may his soul rest in peace.
The tool though,very painful when its not very sharp.Feeling like using it once more.

I follow use am wella bt I neva marry, oluwa will soon provide a boo 4me...naija economy ar not smiling

shulamitewoman:
Was it used here in Nigeria?

I guess you were born recently . mean no disrespect but yes . it was used here in Nigeria . I for one shaved my grand daddy with that.

mspee:
Wow! Never seen such thing before. How does it work?

We don't expect indomie generation to know

What do you mean go and marry?

I used it and am not up to 22 of age

I know the marry thing was just a joke sha

I

Leeeekeeee:
Those dayz in Ngwo, the barbers then were not smiling..

Well OP, we all must not marry..

were in ngwo are u

@ op, all those ones na long things, my grand mother could perform wonders with a combo of Razor blade and comb


#gorimapa

U don't barb.
U cut ur hairs.

This stuff made me cry back then cus my dad insisted on low cut for me. Hmmmm.... I don old o. make I go marry sharpaly

That thing dey pain die, Back then the Barber will come to our house with his bicycle, he will carry one big sack bag with plenty tools like brick layer, then bring out the silver clipper. Omo men, Barbing be like injection o.

Michellla:
i'v never seen that thing before

Indomie generation spotted !!!

Papa chibuzor been no dey take am easy with me den, said my hair was too tough

That's just mere expression of ur opinion![color=#006600][/color]

Hmm
Nice one.
How time flies.

BabaArmstrong:


I guess you were born recently . mean no disrespect but yes . it was used here in Nigeria . I for one shaved my grand daddy with that.

oh! Really? Ok.

I despise this thing so much, noisy plus giving me skin damage, yet my dad will always drag me to the barbers shop, even when I got admission into a boarding school far away from home, he will still come on visiting to drag me to a barbers shop in the area that uses this head/hair cutter.

I'm young and I can vividly remember using this one time that I visited a village. Damn, it was a painful experience probably because I haven't used it before that time. I vow not to ever use it since then.

Yes they have used it on me as a kid. I have cross my 30s since but still single. I'm currently ready and searching. If I see a good Catholic Igbo graduate that likes me, I will marry. Are they here?

Michellla:
i'v never seen that thing before

You belong to the indomie generation.

shulamitewoman:
Was it used here in Nigeria?

cos you're female.
Anyway,my favorite hairstyle then was Tyson