Serendipity:

@Ola, where u dey?

"Not to talk of"




"Talkless of"

ola olabiy:

Let's revisit these phrases:

"Not to talk of"

"Talkless of"

Are they correct?

What say you, guys?

ola olabiy:

I dey, bro.


This thread don dey bore me small.

isale_gan2:

"Talkless of" is obviously incorrect;

"Not to to talk of" is also grammatically incorrect, but in this age of slang, and this ever-so-dynamic English language, I expect we'll come to find it is now in the Guinness Book of English Language colloquialism or some such. lol 

isale_gan2:


awww.  Why?  If you hang in there for another month, you can celebrate the one-year anniversary of your thread and, if you still have no interest, shut it down in style.

isale_gan2:


I sympathise though.  My thread started with a somewhat limited scope, but rapidly went off-topic and off on a tangent from the introductory post; gradually becoming a general purpose thread.  Just about any posts can be related to issue of interest to "Naijas abroad."   

ola olabiy:

Already on the doff with moi baby ?

naijababe:

^ Prof, scoping and the likes are forbidden in the  holy month of Ramadhan

naijababe:

^ Prof, scoping and the likes are forbidden in the holy month of Ramadhan

Already on the doff with moi baby    ?

naijababe:

Me i no talk anything o  . I no dey put mouth for oro ako ati abo.

naijababe:


shouldn't that say 'already up the duff?'

ola olabiy:

Abo don run oo

My bad!

You're right, Naijababe. Thank you very much.
Thanks

naijababe:

The abo in kweshon na eel. U go try gan ni to pin am down

naijababe:


Glad to be of service

naijababe:

^ Holy grail dey for heaven. For this earth, d tin nor exist

femmy2010:

Can an arrow be "Bowed" at someone?

ola olabiy:

No, according to my dico.

No verb form.

femmy2010:

Thanks Bruva,
so [b]fired or shot the arrow at him is very right?[/b]

OpaOpa:

@femmy2010, For you to feel comfortable, the most appropriate verb you can be sure is correct for an arrow is (to shoot). In the context of another weapon the verb to fire also is appropriate.