ronkebp:

The NAME OF THE GIRL THAT LIVED Behind his uncle's house.

NovusHomo: Hope this leads to the end of Western Union transactions, IJN.

manny4life:

That's why I pay premium for my rent, I live about 12mins walk to the metro station, on the highway I live at, I have two Walmart, one target, home depot, Sears, Costco (coming soon), and the clothing stores and eateries are just so much. Therefore, the WMATA bus runs like OFTEN, although I don't use it though but in all, most of them are walkable distances. Transportation in the part of VA where I live is really reliable and efficient.

I can imagine how FL is because when I was in FL back in 06 for my exchange course, took aeronautics/flying course, I stayed in Daytona, it was hell but I can understand anyhow.Well since you work on campus, you should ride for free na, don't you?

Tolaaaaannni:
Actually i plan to build my own medical practice in nigeria, I know i might sound like a mad woman to you now but i know it is going to happen by God's grace. Once i finish my residency and get enough money i am coming back home, tired of this americans treating me like i am a slave and i'm inferior, when quite frankly they are the ones that need to check themselves. If you know what I have went through in this country, you will understand why i say im coming back home. I know nigeria is hard, but what country is easy??

Kobojunkie:
In Houston there are over 300 miles of bikeway. I am sure other towns/cities have em too.

shymmex: I can't believe people are using cars to judge success lol..

I'm in my mid-20s, and I've owned more than 20 super nice cars since I started driving (not driving for now because I'm serving a ban) and I still have a nice BMW in my drive way - but that doesn't I'm the richest bloke out there lol... I've actually met Nigerians who work normal jobs in Nigeria but came here on holz, that I felt a little inferior to because of their achievements in Nigeria.

Some people are ridiculously stupid smh!

shymmex: I can't believe people are using cars to judge success lol..

I'm in my mid-20s, and I've owned more than 20 super nice cars since I started driving (not driving for now because I'm serving a ban) and I still have a nice BMW in my drive way - but that doesn't I'm the richest bloke out there lol... I've actually met Nigerians who work normal jobs in Nigeria but came here on holz, that I felt a little inferior to because of their achievements in Nigeria.

Some people are ridiculously stupid smh!

Kay-Dee:

[size=13pt] Biking in Houston won't get you too far, unless by bike, u mean "power bike" . If you don't have a car in Houston, u're quarter to being f***kd [/size]

coogar:

did you just drop on this planet? nigeria use phones to judge success.
a fucking mobile phone!!!

Ileke-IdI:


That makes sense. I wouldn't buy a car if I lived so close na.

I don't pay for the bus, it's free (expenses added to my tuition), but the bus is not frequent. comes every 15 mins during the fall/spring semester. I could miss a class, ya know.

Anywaz, I plan on moving to Texas in less than a year, so fcukk Florida I hope the transportation system is sound over there.

coogar:
did you just drop on this planet? nigeria use phones to judge success.
a fucking mobile phone!!!

A-town:


Try riding your bike in Texas and see if you wont get KNOCKED THE FEeCK off by the "Big in Texas" TRUCKS.
Heck, if i see you or one of those oyinbo people preaching "work out/saving the planet crap" while riding your bike, i will personally clear you off the road. Work out ko work out ni. What is LA fitness there for. I got one barely 1.5miles away and i DRIVE there...PROUDLY TOO.

shymmex: I can't believe people are using cars to judge success lol..

I'm in my mid-20s, and I've owned more than 20 super nice cars since I started driving (not driving for now because I'm serving a ban) and I still have a nice BMW in my drive way - but that doesn't I'm the richest bloke out there lol... I've actually met Nigerians who work normal jobs in Nigeria but came here on holz, that I felt a little inferior to because of their achievements in Nigeria.

Some people are ridiculously stupid smh!

manny4life:

Well, I still need a car to drive around na, buses/trains have their advantage and disadvantage. Advantage for going to work and relaxing/sleeping on your way home, disadvantage, can be a lil nasty. With more than 300,000 who travel to DC every morning on trains alone, and returning back home at evening, in the summer heat and pack up like sardines, go figure...

Why is everyone moving to TX? Me sef, I'm planning on moving to Houston come next year if these fuc/kerz increase my rent one more time...Although I moving because I want to explore the business part/interaction of TX.

chucky234: Mid 20s,hmmm

Kobojunkie:
um . . . but there is a bike biking community out there in Houston. I mean they do live there, hundreds of them, already!

[size=13pt] people bike for fun within their immediate vicinities but biking wont get you to any meaningful place you need to go to. you almost have to hit 1 or more highways to get somewhere. Some roads don't even have walkways for pedestrians.

The Texas monster trucks and 18-wheelers even scare motorists off the road not to mention bike, bicycle, abi keke napep. [/size]

Kay-Dee:

[size=13pt] Biking in Houston won't get you too far, unless by bike, u mean "power bike" . If you don't have a car in Houston, u're quarter to being f***kd [/size]

Tolaaaaannni:
Ok so i will believe any other thing, but that bolded statement i won't believe. 20 cars in your mid twenties, Is your father a car maker?? Even obama gan hasn't had that much cars in his lifetime.

Kobojunkie:

In Houston there are over 300 miles of bikeway. I am sure other towns/cities have em too.

If you think you can get away with hitting a cyclist, you better do some research. Some of the hardest sentences have been handed over to people with your mindset in the last couple of years, and Bicycle Activist groups are all over the place making sure that people who think they own the road are aware that they do not.

P.S You do know we all pay the same when it comes to taxes to fix those roads and highways?

coogar:

did you just drop on this planet? nigeria use phones to judge success.
a fucking mobile phone!!!

dayokanu:

And what happens to them after residency?

I am sure pdude would give you first hand experience.

I have a friend who is a doctor, the guy was telling me maybe he would go on the street and start hustling cos the thing doesnt pay at all in Nigeria.

I know several Doctors who are now bankers due to poor conditions of living

dayokanu:

true for the whole of texas

nothing sucks like waiting for the metro bus in 100 degree sun

manny4life:

Well, I still need a car to drive around na, buses/trains have their advantage and disadvantage. Advantage for going to work and relaxing/sleeping on your way home, disadvantage, can be a lil nasty. With more than 300,000 who travel to DC every morning on trains alone, and returning back home at evening, in the summer heat and pack up like sardines, go figure...

Why is everyone moving to TX? Me sef, I'm planning on moving to Houston come next year if these fuc/kerz increase my rent one more time...Although I moving because I want to explore the business part/interaction of TX.

Kay-Dee:

[size=13pt] people bike for fun within their immediate vicinities but biking wont get you to any meaningful place you need to go to. you almost have to hit 1 or more highways to get somewhere. Some roads don't even have walkways for pedestrians. [/size]

Kobojunkie: On your average day, my commute is quicker by bike than public transportation. What with the many stops they make and the traffic lights. . . .


Anyways, my point is you do not measure success by how many cars a person has or if the person has a house credit free or not.

ronkebp:

i want to move, because of the fun, i hear they always have. Philly is boring....

pDude:

Me sef I'm considering moving there too. Heard there are good opportunities there.

manny4life:

Well, I still need a car to drive around na, buses/trains have their advantage and disadvantage. Advantage for going to work and relaxing/sleeping on your way home, disadvantage, can be a lil nasty. With more than 300,000 who travel to DC every morning on trains alone, and returning back home at evening, in the summer heat and pack up like sardines, go figure...

Why is everyone moving to TX? Me sef, I'm planning on moving to Houston come next year if these fuc/kerz increase my rent one more time...Although I moving because I want to explore the business part/interaction of TX.

manny4life:

That's why I pay premium for my rent, I live about 12mins walk to the metro station, on the highway I live at, I have two Walmart, one target, home depot, Sears, Costco (coming soon), and the clothing stores and eateries are just so much. Therefore, the WMATA bus runs like OFTEN, although I don't use it though but in all, most of them are walkable distances. Transportation in the part of VA where I live is really reliable and efficient.

manny4life:




Nna men, how many people want go TX?

I'm doing my own move next year, hopefully after Spring... Tryna see how many Naija people get money so we can start a company together

manny4life:

LOL... Now you see why I hate summer, I don't even wait, I just walk and sweat it out...