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Romance › Re: How Do I Politely Put These Girls Off Without Hurting Their Nice Feelings To Me by BABE3: 1:23am On Jul 17, 2011

Ehn---e no hard na. When they start asking for your hand in marriage--say No.

On a serious note--If you don't want to talk to them, then simply keep your distance. Stop smiling with them. Bone face. Don't give them your number--- etc.

Plus what if they're just being friendly (no strings attached)--? #justwondering.

Romance › Re: How Do I Politely Put These Girls Off Without Hurting Their Nice Feelings To Me by BABE3: 12:51am On Jul 17, 2011

YEE! God is good o. He's a miracle worker. There's this 32 yr-old lady looking for husband on here.

Here's the link:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-714139.0.html

Holla at her.

There's no need of being "nice" to those small girls. Simply tell them leave you alone. Lion and goat no be friend. Akamu and Ewedu no go gel. It's as simple as that.

Romance › Re: She Has Hiv, Wants To Sleep With Me by BABE3: 12:40am On Jul 17, 2011

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Nairaland General › Re: Why Mr.cork And 190 by BABE3: 12:31am On Jul 17, 2011

@ Mama Gee--- Chei! Lord saved you you removed that picture---I was ready to give you what you need. 190 is apparently the only honest one here, and everyone is not taking him serious. When next you ask this kind of question and I happen to be online--I will feed you the raw truth--undiluted--BABE!'s style.

Btw: I adviced you on one of your threads to go for counselling (if this is how you really are in real life)-- don't bother about that. Strach that advice. Don't waste your money.

A better solution: Simply create a topic on here, post your pictures on it and allow me be your counselor--free of chrage. Yes o, i'm that nice. cheesy

@Topic/OP : Go sidon somewhere jo.

Romance › Re: He's Frustr8d,she's Confused by BABE3: 8:08pm On Jul 16, 2011

OP: Your story is all over the place. The "fighting" couple are not even separated yet and y'all are encouraging the husband to get a wife. That aside~~~

Who exactly are you in this story, "the mean wife" or "the wife to be"? I think you're the "wife to be". If you/she eventually falls for the guy, I advice you/her to wait for the guy to settle the problem with his wife mean first.--(if you don't want to be a second wife).

22 years diff? Well, if there's "love" no wahala. Goodluck.

PS: pls Endeavor to type like a normal being.

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:32pm On Jul 16, 2011

[quote author=dem_people link=topic=714407.msg8729176#msg8729176 date=1310833903]And back to topic.

Igbo is igbo and ibo is ibo which makes Igbo not equal to Ibo. wink

[/quote]lol---That's not even the topic.

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:30pm On Jul 16, 2011

odumchi:
Derailment at its worst.

Chei! I feel horrible. Ndo. Pele. I'm really sorry. I'll make it up to you--(I don't know how).

Romance › Re: I Don't Care If She Has Slept With 1, 000 Other Men Before I Met Her by BABE3: 5:15pm On Jul 16, 2011

pareto:
MR GBEWUDANI
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[color=#000099]And how is this a "Gbewudani" behavior? You know Gbewudani-ness is about controlling right?

OP: When I saw your location, the first thing that came to my head was "Bunny Ranch". grin

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:10pm On Jul 16, 2011

Thank you very much, dem people. I dey o--- Flexing.

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Omo To Sure by BABE3: 5:06pm On Jul 16, 2011

P.I.M.P

LOL @ package yourself when you're coming.

Craig David, you didn't leave any number o--- me I won call.

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 7:01am On Jul 16, 2011

Lol at the Comparison--- E ri yen so. grin

Ko si owo cocoa kankan ni bi kankan abeg--- Cocoa is not making my skin glow. It's fresh air. grin

--Go figure.

I'm coming to NY. That's for sure. I just don't know when--- We're both coming to see don't worry.

I thought you were a jersey guy---anyways-ati jersey, ati york, same na ni. -We'll see you sha. wink

Ke' ti lo agbada yin si le o.

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 6:41am On Jul 16, 2011

Ystranger:
EVerything is my fault. I am the one typing everything for you.

It's your fault. grin

Ystranger:
I am not surprised. With all those fugly guys in modeke, I am not surprised. Just cross the line from Ondo Road side and you will realize that we fine, NO BE SMALL. Awa omo aji lala oso, Omo aji fi ojo gbogbo dara bi egbin. We need no introduction

LMAO----I don't know Modak. like that o. I've only been there once sef. I don't really know anyone from there apart from myself--so your "theory" is BS.

Ystranger:
Hey, If not your father, then your grandfather. Irrespective, I see owo cocoa on you.

Owo Cocoa ko, owo Agbalumo ni.---hehehe.

I'm up to having fun while it lasts---before school starts for fall sems. Why are you asking if I'm free--you want to come and see in Texas?

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 6:23am On Jul 16, 2011

Odumchi no vex abeg---It's stranger's fault.-

Ystranger:
What? What? DOnt sell out please. Hopefully, he didnt have a taste?

Taste ko, Itowo ni. For your info., I prefer "Omo Nna" to "Omo Yoruba"----don't ask me why.

Ystranger:
What is wrong with trying to get to know omo baba o ni cocoa?

Yeah I wan join o, but me and you only.

Are you on break? Stalkers? Awon wo ni yen?

Woon o too be. Ladugbo mi?

Baba oni cocoa? ---You're a joker.

Yes--I'm finally on break. Stalkers?---you're one of them now. grin

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 6:10am On Jul 16, 2011

Ystranger:
Yes, I do.
I use Ibo on NL cos I know it irks them

Try calling them Ibo to thier face? You prolly never lived among them or interacted with them for too long.

I have. My ex-bf is igbo (he's a fake one though. grin

). Anyways-- I call them "ibo" and they call themselves "ibo"---the ones I know sha.

Ystranger:
When is your meet me i meet you thingy with Inky in NY?

Coming up soonest. I can't tell you the exact date (I don't even know it myself) here. I have too many stalkers on here. grin

Why you dey ask sef---you won join?

What does your "Orgo" mean though-? I know "Orgo" as a slang for Organic chemistry.

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:49am On Jul 16, 2011

odumchi:
And some Igbo people say "Igbo" so fast that if you dont catch it it sounds like "Ibo"

Chei! See excuse. Okay o. Na you sabi.

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:48am On Jul 16, 2011

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=714407.msg8726476#msg8726476 date=1310791183]odumchi should come explain to us why igbo people themselves pronounce the word as ibo.[/quote]I know right. The "Gb" alphabet in igbo language is actually pronounced as "gb". So whats up with the "b"--?

Odumchi sorry for derailing abeg. grin

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:37am On Jul 16, 2011

^^ Is that why you're shining your eyes? lol

We're known for "partying" not "clubbing"---there's a diffrence.

What Ystranger meant by party was "clubbing"--so---- wink

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:30am On Jul 16, 2011

Ystranger:
Dont mind her jo.

I was gonna break it down if she had responded with some crappp like she always does

Imagine: "We call Igbo, Ibo"

You and who? EVery Yoruba I know call them Igbo

Anyway, Akoraye, kini so for tonight? Doing orgo or partying?

So you actually pronounce Igbo as I[b]GB[/b]O? Na lie. Is a lie. grin

Even them sef (the igbo people) pronounce it as I[b]b[/b]o.

I dey o. Party? No party for me tonight. I just chilled at a bar with a couple of buddies.

You mean Orgo asin O. Chemistry?

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:26am On Jul 16, 2011

odumchi:
LOL, youre the first person to acknowledge what Ive done, maybe now I wont feel as if I've wasted my time.

lol---you've not wasted your time.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=714407.msg8726448#msg8726448 date=1310790039] If Igbos want Yorubas to pronounce the GB when concerning them, they'll have sth else to complain about. [/quote]lol--I can't pronounce "Igbo" as "Igbo" fam. It just sounds weird. Igbos should manage our pronunciation( "Ibo" wink

like that abeg. The highest I can do spell it correctly.

Culture › Re: How Did The Populations Of The Igbo, Hausa, And Yoruba Come To Be So Large? by BABE3: 5:17am On Jul 16, 2011

@ Ileke--"Re Mi" and "Mi Do" don't sound the same. grin

@OP: Good to know.

Music/Radio › Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now? by BABE3: 11:34pm On Jul 15, 2011

Asa---Eye Adaba.

Romance › Re: My Ex-Boyfriend Has Put Juju On Me by BABE3: 11:30pm On Jul 15, 2011

It's evident that the word "Sarcasm" doesn't exist in some people's vocabulary.

TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Amplified (The Official Thread of BBA 6) by BABE3: 8:18pm On Jul 15, 2011

wesley80:
Considering who else seems to be on that page with u, i think i'll pass!
I agree, u win, no more complaints or arguments from me but pls do me a favour, while he's still on your page just calm him down, (throw him a bone -maybe its the frustration with the dogg life - find him a h.o - perhaps its intimate frustration - flash him a Bosom(no offense) - u'd be surprised at the effect on a pervert) or do whatever it takes as long as u can put a strong leash around his neck. Believe me, u'lld be doing humanity a huge favouround his neck. Believe me, u'lld be doing humanity a huge favour.r.

LOL---I'm not here to play "the mitigator"--neither am I here to protect the thread's "virginity". Lets keep throwing the insults. It's allowed.

Romance › Re: Are Women More Likely Than Men To Have Romantic Regrets by BABE3: 8:05pm On Jul 15, 2011

^^ C'mon shet up dia. undecided

Romance › Re: Are Women More Likely Than Men To Have Romantic Regrets by BABE3: 8:03pm On Jul 15, 2011

^^ lol, Classic!

Celebrities › Re: Pictures;tuface Celebrates His Bet Award In Lagos by BABE3: 6:48pm On Jul 15, 2011

montelik:
Is that Munachi in d last pic?

J12:
I hope not

Yup--Na Muna be that.

Romance › Re: Why Her Cry by BABE3: 6:20pm On Jul 15, 2011

hadeysola:
I appreciate all your commentz on dis topic,i tried my best asking her what d reason was and all she cud say was dat [b]the time is not ripe 4 her 2 tell me d reason,[/b]dat is y i get so worried day by day becos she refuses 2 talk

Dude, you don't need rocket science to figure out the reason. It's 2011. Tooth-paste is a must.

Romance › Re: Are Women More Likely Than Men To Have Romantic Regrets by BABE3: 6:13pm On Jul 15, 2011

Me, personally, I've learned (still learning) not to regret anything. Regret is the most useless emotion in life. It's just a waste of time and thought(s). Coz after regretting---nothing tangible comes out of it---

I would say it's women, because we are more emotional and we tend to feel used--I guess.

Romance › Re: My Ex-Boyfriend Has Put Juju On Me by BABE3: 5:57pm On Jul 15, 2011

Call the cops on him.

Romance › Re: What Does He Want? by BABE3: 5:52pm On Jul 15, 2011

What does he want? Kulu-Kulu and Chin-Chin.

Romance › Re: She Misplaced A Gift I Got Her by BABE3: 5:48pm On Jul 15, 2011

@ you (OP)---But really dude---it's just a damn Camera. undecided

Calm the french down. Plus IT'S A GIFT. Why are you monitoring the gift you gave her sef----wetin be you own? Na by force to give person gift--- Nawa.

@the girl--- show some damn respect/remorse. Like your bf said, you put him through hell before he could get you the camera. So pls, ndo, learn to appreciate people's effort. Even if you've suddenly stopped "caring" about the camera because it got missing---at least act like you care. Pretend. Fake it.

Romance › Re: She's Cheating On Her Boyfriend With Me: What Do I Do? by BABE3: 5:35pm On Jul 15, 2011

troy34:
so, there was this chick I met who according to her had just broken up with her guy & things have been going all rosy between us. Recently she texted me saying that they got back together but still, she's still seeing me & some stuffs still go down, wat do I do?

What would Jesus do? Jesus can't possibility be in this situation sef---

But yh, you know the right thing to do--you just want people to validate/justify what you shouldn't do. And trust me, they are doing a good job already (free punny).

Ish!

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