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Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 3:33pm On Dec 11, 2009
rapjunkie:
@eldee 'choc boys' and what other song? as you can see its out of my hands. please don't shoot the messenger. I  just do as i'm told
Bang!ng. is banned in NL. . . sh!t

Anyways please tell the RCC chairman to consider adding the Ruggedman diss to Modenine and Choc Boys to the collection. grin grin
Music/Radio › Re: (attention Seeker) Sauce Kid Disses Modenine On Twitter by eldee(m): 3:29pm On Dec 11, 2009
Rhymstein:
@eldee
U don dey tackle me,back n front now.
He said am stackin u lil punks in a pile/most of u all couldnt freestyl b4 8mile.he is jst sayin he knew abt or how to freestyl b4 8mile
In other words I've been doing this before you saw 8mile. . . meaning he's better than them . . . c'est fini cheesy
I've heard him freestyle, he's not that good.

M.I too isn't as good at freestyles.
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 3:25pm On Dec 11, 2009
Rhymstein:
Ol boy,see counter attack,meanwhile my defence tyt.
@eldee
Vegetarian is most suitable,i no curse u,u go dey curse person.as for me,dat line was whack,i no eat beef can neva rel8 to fastin period.i fit consider omo,bt dt fastin line.as gino wld say eh oh
Guy I nor yab you man . . . 'I know you don't like M.I' na yab?? cheesy cheesy

He doesn't need to use a line Nas has used before . . . besides I'm so sure no one eats beef when fasting.
You're clutching straws, u know that.

Rhymstein:
Yeah,that lemon n torch no bad at al,at least u fit hold lemon 4 one hand n torch 4 d otha bt i no fit soak flow for omo!impossible.by d way,i said 1st verse.som of his lines are corny,jst as som lupe lines,bt m.i,his rhymes bore me.and one jst listened to 123hiphop by dj neptune n mi,mi said,we pop champagne,yeah,we chop plantain, rappers r whacker da nigerian actors(meanin ramsey n ji whack)Anyway peace.make i no find eldee trouble again.
Come on . . . stop pushing it. . . we know Methodman doesn't jack aircraft carriers, we know we can't feel lyrical sh!t by putting our hands into toilets, it's metaphorical . . . we're all educated here man.

Bout 123 Hiphop . . . his delivery and wordplay on that song is unbelievable.
M.I needs to work hard to keep this up . . . infact he should get ghostwriters ready grin grin

Everyone says Nollywood is wack, M.I's not the first one to say that.
It's only a problem to you because M.I said it.
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 3:05pm On Dec 11, 2009
rapjunkie:
What about 'uve got the lemon and the torch and i've got the limelight' Modenine - elbow room huh
Exactly . . .

The only crime M.I committed with that line was referencing with a Nigerian household item. . . OMO
I don't know since when using metaphors became a sin . . . colonial spoken word mentality.
Everyone uses metaphors, but once it's M.I, Rhymestein has to take every word literally.

Without their fingers in the toilet, they feeling my sh!t'

I come to make MCs mum like one of my parents

@Rapjunkie
Warn the RCC to approve Choc Boys and Banging . . . or else angry angry angry wink
Music/Radio › Re: (attention Seeker) Sauce Kid Disses Modenine On Twitter by eldee(m): 1:37pm On Dec 11, 2009
Rhymstein:
V jst watched mode freestyl once n he did 1st n 2nd round on itv back den,nd they was one show he was told to freestyl abt sound sultan,he didnt do bad
@tosin
No mind am,if na to freestyl abt as he tey do woman,e go sabi.
Until olayokun tel us how he fared,we wil knw if sauce was jst hatin.as a matter of fact,mode has neva bragged abt his freestyl.i think he's on and off at freestyl,always tryin 2 punchline
'You never knew how to freestyle till u saw 8mile' - Modenine
Music/Radio › Re: Femi Kuti Gets A Grammy Nomination by eldee(m): 1:26pm On Dec 11, 2009
Huw:
he very well deserve , this is the secound time he is been nominated and i hope he gets it this tme.all the best to him.
I said it before . . . when you get a nomination for World Music Album category, that's as good as it gets
You don't even need to win . . .

The music is far too diverse for you to say who's the best . . . getting a nomination is as good as winning.
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 12:27pm On Dec 11, 2009
I can't believe you actually mentioned 'Big Baby'

You being rapping for 15 years,, all you got is stinking beards' - Can he sound any wacker than this??

I know mama's happy her boy's getting older
But she ain't happy with the body odour
- Are you serious?? I invented this line in those primary school 'yabbing' contests.

'You got three awards, but all you got is a few applauds' - Is this a diss?? Or just an attempt to rhyme??

Even the first half of  the second verse is full of verse-fillers.

So fly, so fresh like we got paid - You can't even brag properly, no wonder M9 killed him with one line.

'Hate me you are hating yourself' - For Bleep's sake??, this reminds me of my 6-year old nephew's 'it takes a gay to know one'

'You spitting the wrong sh!t that's why your teeth don't look right'?? - Hmmn . . . I don tire

He can't brag, he can't diss 'the only okay punchline there was the Jay-Z one', the beat was purrfect but he was weak.
Mode killed him with the 'Your mama called me 'Big Baby' line'

This dude can't diss
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 12:05pm On Dec 11, 2009
@Rhymestein
Rappers use metaphors all the time
'Niggas don't want beef, they're vegetarian' . . . does that mean vegetarians can eat pork??
FFS, rappers expect people to have an IQ above 50 so they don't have to spell everything out, your point is as biased as the word goes.

Same goes for the Omo line . . . it was quite basic, yeah . . . but to say it was a wack line?? Come the Bleep on.
He used a popular African detergent to refer to cleaning . . . now that's a crime??

'Your head Like Cocoyam'?? Big Baby . . . they all stem from the weird belief that a couple of unrelated one-liners make a beef track.
Literature › Re: Short, Witty Quotes! by eldee(m): 10:08am On Dec 11, 2009
I'm guessing your pastor musta said this at a youth forum.
Literature › Re: Short, Witty Quotes! by eldee(m): 10:06am On Dec 11, 2009
adebayo201:
Short witty quote nt Long love quote @ tolu
topic:
a youth without a goal is a goat.
That's bullshit!!!

It's not witty, stupid and most of all not true.
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 2:24am On Dec 11, 2009
@Rhymstein
Tell me you don't take metaphors literally. . . or does Modenine really 'eat rappers like eggrolls'??
Come the Bleep on!!! I don't care if you hate M.I but petty reasons like he said 'u need to clean up your flow, u need omo' just makes you sound erm . . . petty. cheesy
That's prolly the best diss track ever to come out of Naija . . . It's better than 'your head like cocoyam' grin grin

The first verse was nursery rhymes?? 'They're Benitez like Rafa', that was an intro, he was bragging all through.
The third verse on SWTD kills every Naija diss song.

BTW did I ever say it was as good as Ether?? I only meant it was a diss song . . . c'est fini
That's the point of all the smileys in that post.

You need to get your flatmate in check bruv . . .

lalaboi:
E be like say u do picnic near yaba left. . . grin
Hehehe . . . she prolly didn't read the topic properly.
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 6:55pm On Dec 10, 2009
chamotex:
But e no affect u reach person wey don lose him house, wey don dey leave under A406 bridge.  cheesy grin

There's an altenative/substitute for your Chinese . . . Have u tried Indian or Kebab (Turkish)? grin grin
I be Mr Li number 1 customer . . . the guy they do free home delivery for me. cheesy
How my friend go lose im life ambition make e no affect me, Mr Li was family cheesy

chamotex:
Of course everyone does but at what rate? That's why I said both short-term and long term.

I once saw on this NL where someone posted a thread where her bank told her to meet a target of N200,000,000 by December. cheesy cheesy
That was like last week . . . and the funny thing is her job was on the line here.
Imagine that!  grin grin grin

She's probably redundant by now.

Everyone contrinutes one way or the other but some, more than others
Let me tell you who's causing that . . . other bankers.
Bankers are naturally greedy, that's why that happens to them cheesy
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 6:43pm On Dec 10, 2009
rapjunkie:
why is what not on my list?. . . . ,  before u answer, please go to specsavers  wink
Bangin (Remix) . . . what year was that??
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 6:41pm On Dec 10, 2009
Sagamite:
The one wey make me laugh is the one of RBS wey the same bankers that lost people's pensions and help some lose their jobs are the ones demanding huge bonus to keep the "talent" from leaving. I say "shoo, dem be talent when dem lose £18bn"!  shocked grin
Hehehe grin grin grin
My very own local Chinese restaurant close because of RBS. Those idiots don make I start to dey learn how to cook.
After that, Chamo go talk say e no affect me grin grin grin
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 6:37pm On Dec 10, 2009
tkb417:
eldee
switch to Finance and get paid 1 milla na grin

btw, i need you to tidy up some deals for me o grin grin
Nah . . . Law's perfect for me, I can scratch the backs of these thieves so they can scratch mine too grin grin

I'm ready when you are, just give me the proposal at the tabernacle wink

chamotex:
But that is because they are a key instrument in the success of the economy, both short-term and long-term.
You say it like no one else has a hand in the smooth-running of the society.

Forget that side, everyone has a hand in it . . . you saw what happened at Northern Rock, panic withdrawals almost crashed the bank before the recession. grin grin
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 6:30pm On Dec 10, 2009
tkb417:
ure a conman grin grin
ask the taxpayers how much they made from these markets b4 the bubble went boom boom pow
That's the thing . . . the taxpayers have changed the way they spend.
Everyone's changed their spending habits . . . my boss had to sell the box we had in The O2
Everyone's taking paycuts. Allen & Overy and K&C, two of the biggest law firms just announced that they're cutting staff pay by 20%.
These people were not bailed by the government.

Why must it be the banks that refuse to cut costs?? Why must they be the only ones still continuing with these bad habits??
Because they are thieves with shining CVs and superfat pensions. . .  grin grin grin grin
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 6:23pm On Dec 10, 2009
tkb417:
as per being responsible for the crash, i dont know of any profession that slates the professionals for occupationals hazards

do you jail a teachers for the social dissidents in the society?
Hehehe . . . you've not see the way the UK system works.
When students fail, schools get less funding from the government, schools need to cut costs so they fire the teachers.

But with bankers, they fail, they get £1mil paycheques.

chamotex:
grin grin grin grin

But seriously we need to look at the consequences of failure here . . . .

If students fail - teachers are more likely to keep their jobs.
If a doctor could not save a life - its 'unlucky', they carry on.

But when bankers fail - they are likely to be redundant.

I understand your point though.
Nah . . . bankers get bailed out so they can get £1mil bonuses off taxpayers' money.
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 6:04pm On Dec 10, 2009
rapjunkie:
grin

I must admit, it is a contender for one of the best naija hip hop tracks ever made.

As a beef track it COULD have been a classic IF  they had named names or made it quite clear who they were referring to
Hmmn . . . I don catch you.
So why is Banging not on your list?? grin grin grin
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 6:02pm On Dec 10, 2009
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=364347.msg5087191#msg5087191 date=1260463943]The reason these bankers get paid so much is quite simple.
Most bankers/traders earning over £1m per year have probably earned the bank about £10m over the past year.

Letz get something straight here. . . . .The banks are net contributors to the economy and it is wrong to apply taxes retrospectively.  
Public opinion has no part to play in a free market economy.
We have no part in this mess at all. Let the bankers do what as they wish.[/quote]If it were that simple they won't be needing bailouts.
Sir Fred led RBS into record losses and no, he's earning more than the Prime Minister.

Did you see Lord Myners coming out to say about 5,000 bankers will earn more than £1mil this year??
And this is the same UK where Law graduates now work in Tesco.
Music/Radio › Re: (attention Seeker) Sauce Kid Disses Modenine On Twitter by eldee(m): 5:56pm On Dec 10, 2009
[quote author=tosinaded@ link=topic=364185.msg5087167#msg5087167 date=1260463758]same old story[/quote]You've got to admit . . . Saucekid is a washed up artiste picking beef with people to stay relevant.
Kinda like Modenine grin grin
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 5:53pm On Dec 10, 2009
jay bee:
but as for the second bit you gotta slow down a bit. The government just own shares in these troubled banks. The banks are still privately owned

Fred the shed had the salary and pension pot agreed before the global meltdown.
I do agree though that morally he should have forfeited the pot due to the numbers of redundancy indirectly his extreme measures might have caused.
The government bailed them out . . . meaning they'll be dead and gone like Woolworths if not for your taxes.
That ain't no private ownership, that's like living in your dad's house and throwing house parties in the room.

Fred was an extreme, now see how many Freds are still there today.
There are still many Sir Goodwins in the industry, and that's just a sucker-punch to the public.
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 5:48pm On Dec 10, 2009
jay bee:
don't understand the first bit
You asked if the risks they take have anything to do with me . . . I'm saying it does.
Why?? I work for companies that invest . . . when those investments fail because of the bankers, they try to cut costs, the lower middle class lose their jobs.
Sometimes businesses crash altogether . . . the banker's got the government bailouts to fall back on, the employees have nothing but the benefit system.

tkb417:
im trying to understand the logic behind this your enthical line

what exactly is unethical in bankers making money from wealth they create? are you for real?
What's unethical is the fact that they're not liable for the losses that stem from the risks they take with our money.
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 5:31pm On Dec 10, 2009
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=364347.msg5086897#msg5086897 date=1260461406]STOP whining and quit trying to socially engineer the market.
Instead devote your energy to paying down your debts and seeking better value service from your local bank.
Bankers were not the only ones who created this mess - morons living beyond their means were the main culprits.

No banker seems to have been charged with breaking any law or banking regulation in the system.
Whatever measures the government are planning to stop the multi-million pound salaries cannot stop tens of millions of global consumers from borrowing more than they can afford to repay.

Let the consumers learn to live within their means. . . . .If i were you, i will start taking CFA exams or ACCA modules. grin grin[/quote]Hehehe . . . I know they weren't the only ones that had a hand in the collapse, but they're the only ones that get millions of pounds for it.
People that used to live beyond their means are now lining up for benefits, but no, the bankers are still getting richer off taxpayers' money.

It's both stupid and unethical.
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 5:25pm On Dec 10, 2009
jay bee:
did u put your money in investment houses (pension, mutual bla bla bla fund)?
your savings in d normal regular bank accounts aren't gambled
Of course . . .
Why?? I work for companies that have their money investment houses, they go bust, I go unemployed, broke and single grin grin

Besides, my taxes pay those fcukers . . . I own them.
Just look at Sir Fred Goodwin's golden handshake huh huh
Music/Radio › Re: What Are your Top 10 Naija Hip Hop Tracks Of 2009? by eldee(m): 5:16pm On Dec 10, 2009
@Rapjunkie
Your committee na ojoro . . .Somebody Wants To Die is a heavy beef track. grin grin
That last verse sounds like Ether + Beasts From The East cheesy
Music/Radio › Re: (attention Seeker) Sauce Kid Disses Modenine On Twitter by eldee(m): 5:03pm On Dec 10, 2009
I don't get it . . . does anyone still listen to Saucekid??
Music/Radio › Re: Jay Z - Lucifer by eldee(m): 4:59pm On Dec 10, 2009
C'mon, he has a right to post anywhere on NL grin grin
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 4:57pm On Dec 10, 2009
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=364347.msg5086699#msg5086699 date=1260459680]Of course, Bankers really deserve their multi-million pound pay. . . .
U seem to forget there's a huge risk analysis involved in making a company or sending the company to an early grave.

It's like asking if footballers deserve their heavy pay packet(£150,000 PER WEEK). . . . .Of course they do.[/quote]Nah . . . it's not about how many risks you take, it's about who bears the risk of going burst.
Bankers risk your money but they've got a safe net to land on . . . Owen breaks his ankle and it's his career that's on the line not my mortgage.
Cal me old fashioned, but you shouldn't get paid that much for gambling with my money.
Business › Re: Do Bankers Really Deserve Their Multi-million Pound Pays? by eldee(m): 3:48pm On Dec 10, 2009
Sagamite:
Real risk is when the banks share in the risk on par with investors. Not when they investor bears most of the loss but less of the gain.
Exactly!!!

I see where Jaybee's coming from . . . they make money for their respective banks
And yeah, they work longhours, but teachers do too . . . no one counts the time theyspend marking and making lesson notes, or who says the nurse isn't as important to the smooth-running of the society as bakers??

That's not the question . . . but we seem to forget that they are in no way the risk-bearers when things go wrong.

They've got sparkling references and CVs with fat golden handshakes when they actually helped to tear the country apart.
So ethically, their paycheques are not in any way justifiable.
Rap Battles › Re: WARCRAFT: Official Update/Callout Thread. by eldee(op): 3:34pm On Dec 10, 2009
[quote author=HYBRID-X link=topic=345937.msg5085884#msg5085884 date=1260453427]@eldee

dude get the equationz correct man RAP THREAD = FREESTYLE LOUNGE . . . .lil man ,your game plan aint fly . . . .far from high your warcraft aint takin off yet . . .look around u man,u really need to quit trying man . . . . its been over way back . . . u should b happy am pissing on this thread lol . . .
[/quote]Hehehe . . . I'm loving this
Your life is more pathetic than I thought, your sense of achievement comes from a thread on a thread on an internet forum??
My dayzz . . . you are stupid beyond belief.

I'm happy you've taken my advice . . . at least you're attempting to speak English, now all you need is a functioning brain and you'll be good to go.
slowpoke . . . you make Ofokasibe sound like Newton when you speak.

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