nubian999:


Let me help your market

How good are you at marke

nubian999:


Let me help your market

How good are you at marketing?

nubian999:


Let me help your market

how good are you at marketing

HARDDON:


@ bolded Konji la bastardo! , lil wonda she trails me! . U cant get this on dah cheap lil one.

U have to impress me, but u keep going in circles, if i might remind you, u are on a very loooooOONG queue.

btw, u murder my moniker on dah constant with ur erotic tots.

Why do you talk about me (SHE) when you're talking to me

You are a lil narcissist thou

If you think your soo fine then you should go and fvck yourself

So... no poetry ok... Be gone then because you sounding like the chick in this conversation

nubian999:
Darkreble come here and answer some questions I have for you.... why are you soo troublesome? I wanna understand you why? IDFKM

why are you so enamored of the darkrebel?

darkenedrebel:


why are you so enamoured of the darkrebel?

Because you're Trouble is Troublesome.


enamoured: Don't be deluded sweetie I worry about you I don't admire this aspect of you (the Troublesome you) I admire your intellect but your level of hate worries me. Again it's a CONCERN for a young and vulnerable lad that I have... Soooo quit trying to make it seem like I have feelings of love/lust whatever for you because that is NOT the case. However if you don't want me to be concerned for me to mind my own then that I could do as well.

Mrcork You've changed in my time on nl and although I am uncomfortable with this change I DO look Forward to the new and articulate cork

nubian999:


Because you're Trouble is Troublesome.

enamoured: Don't be deluded sweetie I worry about you I don't admire this aspect of you (the Troublesome you) I admire your intellect but your level of hate worries me [s]Again it's a CONCERN for a young and vulnerable lad that I have... Soooo quit trying to make it seem like I have feelings of love /lust[/s] whatever for you because that is NOT the case. However if you don't want me to be concerned for me to mind my own then that I could do as well.

what are you talking about? what level of hate? lololol i think you take Nairaland hullabaloo to heart. and why do you worry about me? really, you do? I'm flattered please, i am not nettlesome and quit worrying about me.

''women of Jerusalem, weep not for me but for thyself & for thy children". this Bible passage applies to you in this scenario.

and when i said you were enamored i never in the slightest meant amatorially. it was a statement that was open to a universe of interpretations.
you cherry-picked 'sexual love' because deep down in your heart of hearts you know that's how you feel. I'm just playing o.

darkenedrebel:


what are you talking about? what level of hate? lololol i think you take Nairaland hullabaloo to heart. and why do you worry about me? really, you do? I'm flattered please, i am not nettlesome and quit worrying about me.

''women of Jerusalem, weep not for me but for thyself & for thy children". this Bible passage applies to you in this scenario.

and when i said you were enamored i never in the slightest meant amatorially. it was a statement that was open to a universe of interpretations.
you cherry-picked 'sexual love' because deep down in your heart of hearts you know that's how you feel. I'm just playing o.

niqqa please

Stop the bs

I mean big English

nubian999:

niqqa please
Stop the bs

I mean big English

How are you today?

Kindly unfollow the "DarkForLanicky" campaign account. It has been slapped with a ban that spans until 2090. By the time the ban comes to closure, I would have been long dead.

nubian999:
EnlightenedSoul

Hope you're well Inaabti

Man, but life...you don't even know.

Still, thank you, walaal. I'm fine. I hope you are too.

Guess what, tho? I finally got to visit NYC, and tho it was only for a couple of days and I didn't get to do much, or see all I wanted, it was def exciting/interesting still. Man, but it's shocking the sheer number of people that are all over the place, going every which way at all times. And people actually wait outside eateries, in lines, for hours, to get food.

Our first night there, we headed for an Instagram-famous Bar and Grill called Black Tap, which was quite a ways more walking distance from our hotel than we'd first realized. After much walking with not-for-walking shoes on, mind you, along some crazy un-even sidewalks, we arrived at the destination. Would you believe there was a line that went down and legit curled around the block, and that at the entrance stood two bouncers, like it was a goddammed club or something?

We actually thought the line (and bouncers) was for an Irish club next door, so we moved through it, at which point one of said towering bouncer duo deftly stopped us and told us he'd really love to let us through, but that there's a line, so Mr-Definitely-On-Roids proceeded to kick/walk us out all the way along the end of the block for what I'm sure looked, rather embarrassingly, to the audience like a failed we're-too-hot-for-lines stunt, feening for a number all the while.

We stood in that line for TWO hours, almost leaving every 10 mins, but hanging in there for fear of lost time without gain. When we finally got in there, I had myself an outrageously-priced shake-candy structure thing that I would best describe as "MEH" in taste. By then, I had gotten my first migraine of many more to come and couldn't even eat. And that was my first New York experience!

All the lights, noise and commotion of the city; my senses were relentlessly overwhelmed and epic migraines were had. I fear, inside, I am an old woman. It's definitely ruled out as a place to live, but I need to revisit, for sure. Substantially, this time.

EnlightenedSoul:


Man, but life...you don't even know.

Still, thank you, walaal. I'm fine. I hope you are too.

Guess what, tho? I finally got to visit NYC, and tho it was only for a couple of days and I didn't get to do much, or see all I wanted, it was def exciting/interesting still. Man, but it's shocking the sheer number of people that are all over the place, going every which way at all times. And people actually wait outside eateries, in lines, for hours, to get food.

Our first night there, we headed for an Instagram-famous Bar and Grill called Black Tap, which was quite a ways more walking distance from our hotel than we'd first realized. After much walking with not-for-walking shoes on, mind you, along some crazy un-even sidewalks, we arrived at the destination. Would you believe there was a line that went down and legit curled around the block, and that at the entrance stood two bouncers, like it was a goddammed club or something?

We actually thought the line (and bouncers) was for an Irish club next door, so we moved through it, at which point one of said towering bouncer duo deftly stopped us and told us he'd really love to let us through, but that there's a line, so Mr-Definitely-On-Roids proceeded to kick/walk us out all the way along the end of the block for what I'm sure looked, rather embarrassingly, to the audience like a failed we're-too-hot-for-lines stunt, feening for a number all the while.

We stood in that line for TWO hours, almost leaving every 10 mins, but hanging in there for fear of lost time without gain. When we finally got in there, I had myself an outrageously-priced shake-candy structure thing that I would best describe as "MEH" in taste. By then, I had gotten my first migraine of many more to come and couldn't even eat. And that was my first New York experience!

All the lights, noise and commotion of the city; my senses were relentlessly overwhelmed and epic migraines were had. I fear, inside, I am an old woman. It's definitely ruled out as a place to live, but I need to revisit, for sure. Substantially, this time.

Sounds like an Adventure, hopefully no "epic migraines" next time you visit.

Baaballiyo:


Sounds like an Adventure, hopefully no "epic migraines" next time you visit.

A lot of times, I'll pop a pill when I know I'm going on a long shopping trip due to getting migraines from being too sensitive to the fluorescent lighting. At work, when things get to be too much, I switch off the lights in one of the conference rooms and take a break in complete and utter darkness. Sometimes, getting a scalp massage from someone helps. I'm not good about taking supplements or OTC medication on the reg, and as far as migraine meds are concerned, the side-effects are too costly, and the pills gargantuan. I will always have migraines, I think.

I'll def have to take something with me the next time 'round. IDK why I underestimated, there's a lot going on. All of the lights...

EnlightenedSoul:


A lot of times, I'll pop a pill when I know I'm going on a long shopping trip due to getting migraines from being too sensitive to the fluorescent lighting. At work, when things get to be too much, I switch off the lights in one of the conference rooms and take a break in complete and utter darkness. Sometimes, getting a scalp massage from someone helps. I'm not good about taking supplements or OTC medication on the reg, and as far as migraine meds are concerned, the side-effects are too costly, and the pills gargantuan. I will always have migraines, I think.

I'll def have to take something with me the next time 'round. IDK why I underestimated, there's a lot going on. All of the lights...

For someone sensitive to fluorescent lightning all this lightning most be intimidating, and I guess we all have soft/weak points when it comes to sensitivity. I am very sensitive to low temperatures anything below 20 degrees Celsius.

Still Observing... **Spreads Mat**

Baaballiyo:


For someone sensitive to fluorescent lightning all this lightning most be intimidating, and I guess we all have soft/weak points when it comes to sensitivity. I am very sensitive to low temperatures anything below 20 degrees Celsius.

But that's late 60°F, early 70's. That's great weather in my book! I don't like anything past the early 80's myself for warm weather, or anything below 0°F for cold, everything in between is fairly OK to great.

It was much nicer and more bearable during the day, except for the tourist littering you couldn't really see at night ruining the aesthetic of the city, esp in certain parts, during the day.

But some of it was very picturesque.

There was a CVS pharmacy with a green dome, looking like a Masjid, right across the street from the earlier mentioned Bar & Grill, Black Tap.

The next morning, we saw a painting of an African lady on a building across the street from Bubby's Highline, a restaurant we were brunching outside.

But, our hotel "view", it consisted of a giant, life-sized reminder of the possibility of getting run over by heavy NY traffic.

Hi Lola... Or Layla (which is it?). This is my alternate account. Hold up, the other one got banned for a month, sometime in late March & lasted throughout April so I got this one. Ban's lifted now, might still use that one though & I'm still kicking ąss in the rap section. How ya been?

EnlightenedSoul:


But that's late 60°F, early 70's. That's great weather in my book! I don't like anything past the early 80's myself for warm weather, or anything below 0°F for cold, everything in between is fairly OK to great.

It was much nicer and more bearable during the day, except for the tourist littering you couldn't really see at night ruining the aesthetic of the city, esp in certain parts, during the day.

But some of it was very picturesque.

There was a CVS pharmacy with a green dome, looking like a Masjid, right across the street from the earlier mentioned Bar & Grill, Black Tap.

The next morning, we saw a painting of an African lady on a building across the street from Bubby's Highline, a restaurant we were brunching outside.

But, our hotel "view", it consisted of a giant, life-sized reminder of the possibility of getting run over by heavy NY traffic.

60-90°F is my ideal range of tolerance, anything above 90 or below 60 then colds will set in, its normal to catch cold at low temperatures but for me same happens at high temperatures. I see you are awed by the NYC's traffic, so the stories I use to hear about the "Big Apple's" traffic is not an exaggeration after all.

Baaballiyo:


60-90°F is my ideal range of tolerance, anything above 90 or below 60 then colds will set in, its normal to catch cold at low temperatures but for me same happens at high temperatures. I see you are awed by the NYC's traffic, so the stories I use to hear about the "Big Apple's" traffic is not an exaggeration after all.

I can't remember the last time I caught cold, but I figure with migraines and insomnia it's leveled, somewhat. No, not really. I'd prefer colds, lol. I guess a place with nice weather all year round would suit you best.

Well, traffic pretty much sums up most of what we saw. We didn't have very much time. Times Square, limited time spent at the Museum of Modern Art (would've preferred the Museum of Natural History myself), and a whole bunch of restaurants in Manhattan, Harlem, and Brooklyn. Yep, mostly streets and eats.

The traffic was terrible, actually. We landed on a busy Friday afternoon, and the first thing we witnessed along our grueling drive to the hotel was a white van combusting in traffic. Literally went up in flames right before our eyes, and caught on video as I was documenting the drive.

EnlightenedSoul:


I can't remember the last time I caught cold, but I figure with migraines and insomnia it's leveled, somewhat. No, not really. I'd prefer colds, lol. I guess a place with nice weather all year round would suit you best.

Well, traffic pretty much sums up most of what we saw. We didn't have very much time. Times Square, limited time spent at the Museum of Modern Art (would've preferred the Museum of Natural History myself), and a whole bunch of restaurants in Manhattan, Harlem, and Brooklyn. Yep, mostly streets and eats.

The traffic was terrible, actually. We landed on a busy Friday afternoon, and the first thing we witnessed along our grueling drive to the hotel was a white van combusting in traffic. Literally went up in flames right before our eyes, and caught on video as I was documenting the drive.

I don't use to have migraines but insomnia lots of it especially when am less busy. Yeah I've got a nice place with a nice weather all year round in Northestern part of Naija but I can only visit there on vacation or when I wanted to runaway from the hectic and busy life of my city.

Woo a combusting Van in traffic what a scene it would have been. With all the NYPD and famous NYC Fire department.

Baaballiyo:


I don't use to have migraines but insomnia lots of it especially when am less busy. Yeah I've got a nice place with a nice weather all year round in Northestern part of Naija but I can only visit there on vacation or when I wanted to runaway from the hectic and busy life of my city.

Woo a combusting Van in traffic what a scene it would have been. With all the NYPD and famous NYC Fire department.

My insomnia's not as bad as it used to be. If I could just get the migraines under control now somehow, I'd be peachy. That's good. It's good to be able to get away from all of life's rigors.

Yep, quite the scene, although a bad way to go. It was surreal.

EnlightenedSoul:


My insomnia's not as bad as it used to be. If I could just get the migraines under control now somehow, I'd be peachy. That's good. It's good to be able to get away from all of life's rigors.

Yep, quite the scene, although a bad way to go. It was surreal.

I hope some how you will find a way to get the migraines under control soonest.

Baaballiyo:


I hope some how you will find a way to get the migraines under control soonest.

I must thank you for that.

EnlightenedSoul:


Man, but life...you don't even know.

Still, thank you, walaal. I'm fine. I hope you are too.

Guess what, tho? I finally got to visit NYC, and tho it was only for a couple of days and I didn't get to do much, or see all I wanted, it was def exciting/interesting still. Man, but it's shocking the sheer number of people that are all over the place, going every which way at all times. And people actually wait outside eateries, in lines, for hours, to get food.

Our first night there, we headed for an Instagram-famous Bar and Grill called Black Tap, which was quite a ways more walking distance from our hotel than we'd first realized. After much walking with not-for-walking shoes on, mind you, along some crazy un-even sidewalks, we arrived at the destination. Would you believe there was a line that went down and legit curled around the block, and that at the entrance stood two bouncers, like it was a goddammed club or something?

We actually thought the line (and bouncers) was for an Irish club next door, so we moved through it, at which point one of said towering bouncer duo deftly stopped us and told us he'd really love to let us through, but that there's a line, so Mr-Definitely-On-Roids proceeded to kick/walk us out all the way along the end of the block for what I'm sure looked, rather embarrassingly, to the audience like a failed we're-too-hot-for-lines stunt, feening for a number all the while.

We stood in that line for TWO hours, almost leaving every 10 mins, but hanging in there for fear of lost time without gain. When we finally got in there, I had myself an outrageously-priced shake-candy structure thing that I would best describe as "MEH" in taste. By then, I had gotten my first migraine of many more to come and couldn't even eat. And that was my first New York experience!

All the lights, noise and commotion of the city; my senses were relentlessly overwhelmed and epic migraines were had. I fear, inside, I am an old woman. It's definitely ruled out as a place to live, but I need to revisit, for sure. Substantially, this time.

Sis, you made me laugh! what a night. New York sounds like a very pretentious city and from reading your events of the night it sounded like a scene from sex in the city lol! Especially the part about the queue going around the block and having to be escorted back to the end of the queue. Classic! I'm surprised you want to go back again. At the same time I can understand why you'd want to go back, New York begs a second chance and maybe you wanna conquer that queue one last time.


Modified: Wow! The pics.... The streets look a bit dirty but those skyscrapers blow me away! NY really is a city that could confuse your senses! I want to visit NYC insha Allah

Cherryice: I hope you're well sis.... How's your side of the globe?

Mindfulness I trust you are fabulous darling how's our husband Crackhaus the crackhead! (old man I salute yeh... Wats Gud?)

Nitefury! NL has spoiled you!

nubian999:
Mindfulness I trust you are fabulous darling how's our husband Crackhaus the crackhead! (old man I salute yeh... Wats Gud?)

Hello Sunshine, I have been thinking of you and here you are. I am fine. Holiday time is approaching and it makes me very happy.
I married this guy? When was it? I must have been high on the cheap we.ed that he is smoking.

nubian999:
Cherryice: I hope you're well sis.... How's your side of the globe?

fine dear.. hows u? wheere u been?

nubian999:
Nitefury! NL has spoiled you!

Hahaha... I'm still undefiled

Mindfulness:


Hello Sunshine, I have been thinking of you and here you are. I am fine. Holiday time is approaching and it makes me very happy.
I married this guy? When was it? I must have been high on the cheap we.ed that he is smoking.

Is there such a thing as expensive weed?

Ahhh yes, there is... I believe it's called crack, go figure.

nubian999:
Mindfulness I trust you are fabulous darling how's our husband Crackhaus the crackhead! (old man I salute yeh... Wats Gud?)

Triple salute back at ya beautiful, been a while....

All good at me end...trust you still slaying as always.