We've not totally recovered from the bomb blast at the UN headquarters and we are getting another explosion albiet a grammatical one from no other person than the first lady.

On her visit to the victims of the blast at the hospital, she congratulated the Doctors for 'Responding to Treatment.' In medical or grammatical parlance its the patients who respond to treatment and not the doctors. The doctors treats while the patients responds to the treatment.

I laughed vehemently when I saw it on the news. Its high time Dame Patience Jonathan went for an English Class. Or what do you think?. . . lol

dying of Laughter DOL!

Pinpointing her grammatical errors cannot in anyway hinder or limit her position as the first Lady of Nigeria state. Keep away from such insinuation man.

@OP abeg hit us with more, maybe the imbecil-e president we have might have some laugh

She was congratulating doctors for responding to treatment, know what the treatment is?

Attending to bomb victims without medical equipment, hence some were flown to better equipped hospitals in SA.

Nigeria state!duh

OP,lol.....Doc,also will have to be hospitalised after receiving some bullets,from her blunders Green slim, nice talk.

Obinoscopy: We've not totally recovered from the bomb blast at the UN headquarters and we are getting another explosion albiet a grammatical one from no other person than the first lady.

On her visit to the victims of the blast at the hospital, she congratulated the Doctors for 'Responding to Treatment.' In medical or grammatical parlance its the patients who respond to treatment and not the doctors. The doctors treats while the patients responds to the treatment.

I laughed vehemently when I saw it on the news. Its high time Dame Patience Jonathan went for an English Class. Or what do you think?. . . lol

@poster is it WENT or GO for an english class? pls u also have error

@poster...itz 'went'. Abi u wan b anoda dame, or una go ds same schl ni?...lol. Itz hightime she went 4 an english class or it was hightime she went 4 an english class. BOTH statements r correct.

aweda007: @poster...itz 'went'. Abi u wan b anoda dame, or una go ds same schl ni?...lol. Itz hightime she went 4 an english class or it was hightime she went 4 an english class. BOTH statements r correct.

mummy3:


@poster is it WENT or GO for an english class? pls u also have error

but from what i can see its 'went' the poster typed not go. So ITK, wetin u dey correct for here? I'm confused

mummy3:


@poster is it WENT or GO for an english class? pls u also have error

@mummy3, its WENT and not GO. The word 'Its high time' goes with past tense. e.g. Its high time we LEFT or Its high time Jonathan RESIGNED from office. Comprende?

aweda007: @poster...itz 'went'. Abi u wan b anoda dame, or una go ds same schl ni?...lol. Itz hightime she went 4 an english class or it was hightime she went 4 an english class. BOTH statements r correct.

kinkie: but from what i can see its 'went' the poster typed not go. So ITK, wetin u dey correct for here? I'm confused

@aweda007@kinkie, Don't worry I've put her through in ENG 101 class.

Obinoscopy: We've not totally recovered from the bomb blast at the UN headquarters and we are getting another explosion albiet a grammatical one from no other person than the first lady.

On her visit to the victims of the blast at the hospital, she congratulated the Doctors for 'Responding to Treatment.' In medical or grammatical parlance its the patients who respond to treatment and not the doctors. The doctors treats while the patients responds to the treatment.

I laughed vehemently when I saw it on the news. Its high time Dame Patience Jonathan went for an English Class. Or what do you think?. . . lol

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3249 views with just 12 comments!!!!!, @ OP, this your thread is nothing but floccinaucinihilipilification

bunmioguns:
floccinaucinihilipilification

I'm still trying to recover from the grammatical bomb you just dropped...lol
How I wish dat word actually exist.

Obinoscopy:

I'm still trying to recover from the grammatical bomb you just dropped...lol
How I wish dat word actually exist.

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why cant u jst google it

Surprised that dis word actually exists...@op lol I wonder how u dug in2 d dico 2 get d word

maryswags: Surprised that dis word actually exists...@op lol I wonder how u dug in2 d dico 2 get d word

who are u referring to, Me or the OP

bunmioguns:


who are u referring to, Me or the OP

Me not you With my flocihiliploci...wetin lol

I've you ever wondered why many girls use smileys and short replies when chatting nowadays? Seriously, I have come to realize why most girls do.

I was chatting with this babe yesterday and I was Like...

ME: How are you dear?
GIRL: 5n.
ME: How was your day?
GIRL: 5n.
ME: How is your family?
GIRL: 5n.
ME: Are you missing me?
GIRL: No.
ME: But I'm missing you
GIRL: Tanks.
ME: I'm not feeling well
GIRL: Sowi
ME: So how was ya day?
GIRL: 5n.
ME: are you busy?
GIRL: No
ME: Are you with someone over there?
GIRL: No.
ME: What? Why don't you type something interesting instead of sending me short replies?
GIRL: K
ME: Type something now!
GIRL: K
ME: Ok! Ok so its true.
GIRL: Dat wat?
ME: I've heard you failed your English exams.. Click http://www..com/view_joke.php?id=330

Obinoscopy:
We've not totally recovered from the bomb blast at the UN headquarters and we are getting another explosion albiet a grammatical one from no other person than the first lady.

On her visit to the victims of the blast at the hospital, she congratulated the Doctors for 'Responding to Treatment.' In medical or grammatical parlance its the patients who respond to treatment and not the doctors. The doctors treats while the patients responds to the treatment.

I laughed vehemently when I saw it on the news. Its high time Dame Patience Jonathan went for an English Class. Or what do you think?. . . lol

I just realised this joke of mine can only be understood by health practitioners.