₦airaland Forum

OgidiBoy:
You know exactly what I was talking about.

No, I don't.  

It's a weird comparison, mercy and halle are not my problem. I plead the 5th  

Erm, the celtics and cavs already played. Sure you didn't already miss that?

OgidiBoy:
Which one is no comment it's a free country sis, abeg lets know what you think.

I didn't know Nairaland is now a country

chic2pimp:
Comment jare

I'm hetero. . .don't comment on females' body parts

LOL @topic, No comment.

One word: Boston!

I wanna go home already.

I've been terribly sick but I'm back like a ninja  crazy week!!!

Def. watching Bos. vs Cleveland tonight.

Yeah right, I hate that job.
But the free food is good, I guess.

LOL it's not a mexican place per se but we make burritos and quesadillas. I can actually make em.

But I'm not working today so I have to pay if I go there

donpaulo:
HABA thief! before you go crucify me, we started when i was 16 and she was 21. we no try?
it aint easy been in love for that long you know

You were 16 and she was 21. wow, no life.

THE AMAKA:
wants to eat a chicken burrito with some spanish rice.

come to my job

@topic, still sick. . .what is this, man?? this sucks!!! Can't wait for thanksgiving break, I miss home!!
Ha. . . .no concert for me tonight. I love you, Jay-z

pheww, 30 pages to go. . .better get on that.

Ha^ not me, Hell no I won't eat beans that looks like that. eww. I love beans though but it has to look nice and prepared with caution. Burnt beans is a no-no.

^ Hmph, I'm going crazy, pardon me. I'm down with the cold.

For a minute, I was thinking of people of Nigerian descent in general not just Igbo. I've edited it.

LOL na wa. Orishirishi on nairaland!!!

^^ LOL, so why aren't you in naija?

Erm, I don't think Ne-yo is Igbo. I've seen a girl with that name, Chimere and she looks/sounds nothing like a Nigerian. And she pronounced the last part as the English word, "mere". And the C sounds like the letter S. That's not how the Nigerian name is pronounced.

Anyway, you can add Osi Umenyiora, Nnamdi Asomugha, and Emeka Okafor - they are all into sports.

I'd say Andre Iguodala too - but he's not Igbo. He's cute though. 

^^^ eww

Happy birthday, guys!!! Hope you've had a blast so far!!!

^^Ha ha, right.

LOL I'm chill. . .it's just crazy and annoying being woken up 3 times in a row early in the morning by some strange number.
And on trying to pick it, whoever it is always drops the call, wtf?

Can't sleep - wow!! class in 4 hours

who the hell keeps calling me at 5 am in the morning? I swear, this is driving me crazy!! I'm stressed enough as it is.

Severe case of insomnia - now I've been woken up, can't go back to sleep. Might as well get work done. mschew.

Age is not just a number, sorry. That's another "urban legend" in Bawo's word, which many people use these days.

Many people saying they're comfortable dating/marrying someone younger/older still place a difference limit on it e.g s(he) can't be more than ---- years younger/older than me. If age isn't a number, why not date/marry someone who's old/young enough to be your granny or child? I'm just saying.

Age is more than a number, depends on what the number means to you.

[quote author=tpia. link=topic=43826.msg4770854#msg4770854 date=1256098826]havent seen the video yet but i checked out the lyrics

nice beat but the message is rather out there[/quote]The creepy part for me  is the "I'm in mason. . ." Usually, I skip that part while singing along.
But then, it's probably just Jay-z trying to feel tough by saying he's in the mason.

Ah, cool. I didn't read your previous posts. Makes sense now.

Ok, so what's the latest on this issue? Has the money been sent to the hospital or whoever?

Right. I know that not conforming to your skewed views = not being able to read/understand.
I know about Nigeria way more than you think, lived there way longer too. So, like I said, leave matter. sorry if you have a problem with my "leave matter", na poor oyinbo english cause am 

Gbawe:
You are agreeing with patently wrong reasoning ? Are Nigerians doing wrong for wanting to trade outside Nigeria in the spirit of globalisation? I guess it is fine when the USA sells everything to the world from Rap, porn to Hamburgers and acceptable for the Chinese to be everywhere in large numbers but "charity begins at home" when it comes to Nigeria and Nigerians. Nigerians should start inspecting the mischief-driven views of Non-Nigerians before agreeing with those views . We are a much maligned people but In this day and age of globalisation , where an ability to trade beyonds one's own border is a highly desirable quality , only a hateful , fearful or inadequate person will tell you that we should "stay in Nigeria" .

We should rightly feel shame for our negative export like 419 but let us not become brainwashed into self-hatred enough so that we start agreeing with non-Nigerians that our good qualities are bad and that we do no good beyond the borders of Nigeria. better that those telling Nigerians to stay in Nigeria address their own shortcomings and deficiencies that sees them unable to even dominate their own local business and trading enviroment instead of a fruitless attempt to attack qualities Nigerians have that the intelligent World deem desirable.

The World is becoming more of a global village. Nations will not be turned into closed forthresses because citizens fail to take advantage of local opportunities. Globalisation is inevitable. Those who are visionary will realise this. I am personally happy that we have no qualms trading beyond our borders. That is a quality that will be priceless when we begin to get our act together as a nation.We should not encourage those who want to pretend everything we export is bad when the actual truth , for anyone who actually cares to find out , could not be more different.

Ha! all that for me??  Ok, on a serious note, I see what you're saying as I am an example of one of those Nigerians making it beyond the borders of Nigeria. Kudos to all Nigerians doing so, I am very much not a proponent of the notion that Nigerians should stay in Nigeria even if it yields no personal benefits. My problem is with the topic title jare don't mind me. While Nigerians may be one of the most ambitious Africans, the government is still nothing to write home about. So it's pretty much still a wreck.

But ah ok, lemme not be too critical, I'll recognize the little progress in the name of "taking over Africa". I'm not being sarcastic, if you're thinking that.