If you used this intrument or saw it then, and you are still single, then you are as old as this instrument. Why still single?

5naira:

are you there bro ?

I used it back in the day when i traveled to my village and I'm still single

Nairalander01:
I used it back in the day when i traveled to my village and I'm still single

... and that should be around late 80's or early 90's. So you are at ur late 30's now

canalily:
... and that should be around late 80's or early 90's. So you are at ur late 30's now

None of the above

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So everybody must get married?
Mtcheeew!

This is inconsequential, as this hand clipper is still being used till this day, Even in Lagos. So no basis for comparison with marriage.

Femsyn:
This is inconsequential, as this hand clipper is still being used till this day, Even in Lagos. So no basis for comparison with marriage.

whch street in lagos cos i'v longed to see it.

canalily:
whch street in lagos cos i'v longed to see it.

Go to OBALENDE under bridge, there are Northerners (barbers) who use it there I saw it 2012 and I am sure it is still available this 2015, though I have not barbed with it B4

nurey:


Go to OBALENDE under bridge, there are Northerners (barbers) who use it there I saw it 2012 and I am sure it is still available this 2015, though I have not barbed with it B4

go back and check b4 bragging. 2012 is still an age and beside u did barb with it rather Northerner.

canalily:
go back and check b4 bragging. 2012 is still an age and beside u did barb with it rather Northerner.

If I barb with it I don't see any shame in it, the difference between it is it uses manual while real clipper uses electricity but I have never used it, those northerners are still under the bridge so the clipper is still in use now