Aww...this is lovely to watch.. this is courtship display in African Grey parrots when they take particular interest in their mate (in this case the handler). The head bobbing is an attempt to regurgitate food to feed the love interest... Lol I suspect your bird may be a male, judging from it's desire to mount your leg hehehe... I miss my bird
This thread had me laughing till tears dropped from my eyes First of all, who takes adaksbullet seriously? He's the clown of nairaland and though he's an odd fellow, some of us actually enjoy his witty way of communication...lol
Jackofall: Something funny always happen anytime I take my dog out. People always ask me if my dog have eyes, because the hair on her face covers her eyes completely, plus the fact that her facial hair is black, making her eyes virtually invisible.
Another thing that happens is how girls are usually scared of my dog especially when they are seeing the dog unprepared, as in if I am coming out of a corner suddenly, they start having panic attack, because the dog looks so strange to them.
Someone has once called my dog a goat, because of the amount of hair on its body. A woman even asked me if my dog is wearing cloth, because her furs look so full on her body and like a cloth
on behalf of all the followers of Beverly, I move the motion for more pictures to be uploaded. Those in favour say 'aye' and those who oppose.............well also say 'aye'.
Jakumo: You ain't lyin' about the traffic in Nigeria ha ha ha. The only driving I would ever attempt in Nigeria would be on rural back roads, far from the nearest town or city, out on those desolate stretches of asphalt where one might encounter another car every ten minutes or so.
As for driving in a city like Lagos, that is best left to the demolition-derby gladiators that are professional, seasoned Lagos drivers. The basic rule for driving in Lagos is that there are NO rules. In Lagos, hesitation is a sign of weakness and courtesy is unknown, while leaning on a loud blaring car-horn is expected at all times, and by all drivers present. Turn signals are never used in Lagos because everyone fully intends to cut in front of everyone else, even if that means scraping each other's wing-mirrors off during the frenzied motorized shoving match.
In short, for Lagos driving, man pass man.
Lagos people, I hail una. You dey fight war every day. Some go win, some go jam. Chai ! I fear Lagos driver o. Lie no good.
Hahaha...rotf I think with all the reviews about driving in Lagos, someone would come up with a 'Lagos driving' game soon. Funny experiences
IMO lalasticlala is the most popular, 'cos no day goes by without his moniker being mentioned. Some others include Seun, Explorers, Ishilove, Richdad, MANNABBQ... But in all, I think the popularity of a moniker is relative to time because some once popular monikers are not so popular anymore
Jackofall: There is something about Beverly, I noticed she always want to be close to me, not staying away from me for more than 30 minutes.
For instance, anytime I'm entering a particular room, she always run towards me to enter the room too, no matter what she was doing before. Even if she is eating, sleeping or playing, she will leave that thing and rush to follow me into that particular room, it happens all the time.
Anytime I'm sleeping in the morning, she will just be looking at my face waiting for me to wake up. There was a time I woke up and her face was the first thing I saw, she started wagging her tail as I stood up from bed.
Sometimes she will be licking my leg to wake me up, after I wake up, if I don't stand up, she will lay in front of me looking at me, and then be barking once every 10 seconds or so
I will sometimes try to predict when she is about to bark and bark simultaneously with her
Nice read about your dog. Ever since I started following your diary, I've taken an interest to the Lhasa breed and hopefully I'll get one in the future. Please keep the diary going...and with pictures too
Trolla: lol you've met the obsessive type, e be like one indian film dem show for my office... If you cheat on dis one or even try flirting with another girl and she catches you, na "Rip", "RIP"," RIP lol", "RIP #spits", "RIP bros"," and na young boy oo", "see as life just waste", "2 sure odds for betnaija check my sig", " I buy and sell sense and adsense check my sig", we go dey see for your thread for nairaland... dey dere dey catch feelings
Is there a way to like a comment more than once? I'm actually rolling on the floor with laughter right now...*ah! my stomach*
Alexk2: Your argument is vague my brother. it's like saying since gay/lesbianism is accepted and celebrated in some churches in western countries, so it must be accepted here too. I don't evewant to go into the argument of who are the current owner of most of these top universities you're referring to here because it's not important for the sake of this argument; UK, USA, CANADA, FRANCE, e.t.c are not in the same league as Nigeria in so many ways. their citizens don't struggle to pay school fees; In most of these countries, education is basically free for her citizens and in their privately owned institutions where it's not free, different grades/shades of scorlarships are available for as many as interested. Here in nigeria, it's the very opposite. even our public universities that are heavily subsidized is still not affordable to many; at least, you'll know about no less five poor around you who want and wish to be in school be are not because they can't afford it; the story is same all over the country. So, what should be our priorities? where do you think the churches in Nigeria should come in? What challenges should be addressed first by Churches/christians? Churches in the western world don't need to fight poverty and lack of their members because the government is working well over there and almost everything is provided for so they can afford to spend their money whatever they feel like whether biblical or not(but some of them are using if wisely on foreign missions and evengelism). We're losing priority by copying them here. We have a more serious challenges to deal with here instead of building universities that isn't beneficial to her members. My original argument is not even against the building those higher institutions of learnings but in the way it's not affordable to the Christian majority. so if it cannot be made affordable, it's just not neccessary; it's a misplaced priority.
Are you for real bro.? do your survey very well pls. btw, a lot of example abound of those who finish from public schools and are doing very well spiritually/morally so much so that your argument becomes irrelevant. May I remind you that all these respected men of God finished from these public universities to start with.
finally, the church shouldn't be competing with the government on whose facility is better or who can build the best and most beautiful university; we should be the light in showing the government on how to solve the many challenges in Nigeria such as poverty and unaffordable educational systems.
Your submissions are SPOT ON! Many (Christians) argue about a subject with an already determined notion, hence they fail to see the Truth. What you said is very rational and I think those refuting you are bias because they hold the churches involved in very high esteem
Hahaha...your parrot is in love Its trying to court you. The head bobbing means he/she is trying to regurgitate food for you. The dropping of their wings and the bobbing of their heads are signs of courtship displays in African grey parrots. Nothing to be much concerned about, your parrot trusts you
I suspected fowl play from the onset. Most of these primates are difficult to get. I was expecting to see some import crates and stuffs that show the animals were imported. This scam is very weak. Nice work baroba. And scammer, that libel threat is dead on arrival
Samuel, I know you've been give tons of advice already and the those giving the advice seem very sure, all I can drop is for you is that you find a means of watching Emmanuel TV on Gotv or Dstv for a day, I believe you will find direction on how to tackle this mountain before you. God be with you!
Lol...hope we would not see another post with "parrot for sale" because its becoming common practice for folks to jump into buying birds without considering the pros and cons of owning parrots. Anyway I wish you the best with your new pet.
Well, in my opinion, they both had some wrong doings, but pride won't allow them concede to each other. They are both contending for who will have the last laugh. Solution: Husband, love your wife. Wife, submit to your husband.