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 Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 12:31pm On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:You are a child If you had any brains you WOULD BUY an ai detector |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 9:08am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Mate, be quiet with the screaming before I..... Discombobulate thy pugnacious and supercilious self with supercalifragilisticexpialidocious sesquidalia I know you're broke but please and thank you cost nothing |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 9:01am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:bruv my coffee got that oily skin on top now and theres a baby wailing like its possessed outside but let me try this again before i lob my phone at a pigeon yeah because you clearly need it spoon fed and i swear you gonna make me grow grey hairs you keep chanting TELL ME THE SITE YOU USED like im hiding the ark of the covenant when all along the bastard thing shows its own knickers in the corner if your eyes worked the paid detector i used is GPTZero not that demo circus version not that free browser toy that says your mums shopping list is 83 percent AI im talking the proper paid app that cross checks with different models not one sniff test with crayons now here’s the part you were supposed to notice last time but you were too busy screaming like i’d been caught shagging your goat behind the shed yeah you cant SEE the paid version from your side because your store region locked tighter than a nun at sunday service you on a different sim different network different region so you mostly get fed the free rubbish so what you do is this simple get a proper paid vpn first something like proton vpn costs about eight quid and a bit a month switch your phone region to uk then suddenly your store stops acting like paid apps are weapons of mass destruction and the paid GPTZero app finally shows up like peekaboo from the shadows then if you wanna use it properly it’s roughly twenty quid a month on top of that so don’t cry when your bank statement punches you in the throat once you got that setup you can stop using those carnival detectors that think a banana is half robot and your shopping list is secretly written by skynet and maybe then you’ll get the same readings instead of screaming YOU HIDING SOMETHING like a jealous ex catching me cuddling your goat again it’s not rocket science my guy you cant get into the club if you show up in pyjamas holding a slice of bread and asking the bouncer why the music too loud get the vpn change region download the app pay the fee then we talk detectors otherwise you just shouting into the wind like your inlaws on christmas kid outside has started screaming at a stray dog ending this before i lose the will to live |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 9:00am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:I got banned a hole |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:16am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:
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| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:14am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Clown? You're the broke one, if you dont pay for it then its unreliable |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:13am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Originality Scribbler GPT Thats what happens when you rely on AI Tello619 you cant read |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:12am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Where does it say quillbot? You need your eyes testing |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:11am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Its an app in the play store not a website Silly boy |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:09am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Gpt Double checked by multiple detectors
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| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:08am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Buy an AI detector and post the results Tello619 Tello916 Stop taking the cheap fraudulent short cut. Verify how unreliable free detectors are. Check mine!! |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:05am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:If something is free YOURE THE PRODUCT and if the detector doesn't say gpt or double checked "verified" is useless You just proved the fraud you are. 1 Like |
| Crime › Re: Yes! The Truth Is Out. Evidences That I Was Being Framed By Fenrir On Nairaland by Fenrir(m): 8:02am On Dec 29, 2025 |
Tello619:Quill bot a free one that says everything is 0% You broke fraud!! Mines a paid detector |
| Culture › Re: Cultural Fraud In Practice by Fenrir(op): 9:37pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:If anyone not Yoruba stays out of Yoruba affairs then non Yoruba dont have to...... Prostate Pay the bride price Follow Yoruba Customs Accept family authority Fund a Yoruba families traditions. If Yoruba expect outsiders Nigerian or non nigerian to follow Yoruba traditions then ALL outsiders have the right to question and criticise the culture. You cannot demand participation and money and respect and at the same time forbid anyone from speaking about the rules imposed on them. Is that humble? If you say that anyone non Yoruba stays out of Yoruba affairs then keep Yoruba culture and Yoruba traditions for Yoruba + Yoruba marriages BUT..... You wont, Yoruba Value marrying outside Yoruba culture AND still expect Yoruba domination which is one sided enforcement. My point?.... Hypocrites Not humble Not respectful And you cant even point out where im wrong or how im wrong 😂 Not honest |
| Nairaland General › Re: Terrorism: Where Are Nigerian Leaders Like Yakubu Gowon, Obj, TY Danjuma by Fenrir(m): 8:53pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:Intelligence? Substance? When you need AI to debate for you?
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| Culture › Re: Cultural Fraud In Practice by Fenrir(op): 8:44pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:No substance? You can't even make your own arguments and dont know your own history Everything i said is verifiable but everything you say is AI generated
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| Politics › Re: The New Tax Law Does Not Tax Poor People by Fenrir(m): 8:40pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
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| Politics › Re: Terrorists Relocate After US Air Strikes by Fenrir(m): 8:38pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2: 1 Like
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| Nairaland General › Re: Crypto Crash! by Fenrir(m): 8:37pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:Lack of substance? Coming from a man that needs AI?
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| Nairaland General › Re: F.G Lists New Terrorists Classification (Photo) by Fenrir(m): 8:34pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:You talk about lack of substance and lack of knowledge and understanding BUT you need AI to make arguments for you? 😂😂😂
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| Culture › Re: Cultural Fraud In Practice by Fenrir(op): 8:31pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:See, where is that humble attitude. Do you know why I focus on Yoruba? Lack of humility and lies about history. The arrogance. You can sit down with anyone of any other tribe and have an honest talk about history and you get the truth but your tribe..... You men do nothing but lie, does any other tribe on here talk like? Any at all, go through all my topics Ive said stuff about igbo and bini etc and nothing but Yoruba? You cannot see past your narcissistic lies. And do Yoruba women on here ever defend you? Fella ive almost begged them to defend you and none have That speaks volumes. Nigerian women Yoruba included would leave Yoruba men in the dust given the opportunity |
| Culture › Re: Cultural Fraud In Practice by Fenrir(op): 7:09pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:Do you know the funny thing fella? A man can just tell all yoruba parents, uncles and aunts Whatever to just "shut up" in the wedding process and he faces no legal action what will they do? Call the police? "😭 This adult wont obey me" Now flip the script, they demand traditions = crime under federal law = must issue a public apology + 500,000-5,000,000 naira fine + potential 2-7 years in prison They attempt to stop the wedding = crime under federal law = again must issue public apology + 500,000-5,000,000 naira fine + potential 2-7 years in prison Your elders have no authority and no power over Nigerians or foreign nationals but the couple have ultimate power And petty little men like you are starting to learn that |
| Culture › Re: Cultural Fraud In Practice by Fenrir(op): 6:22pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:Your culture mr smart alec..... Pay attention...... Let’s stop pretending. When people shout “Our tradition! Prostrate! Do full Yoruba wedding! Respect our culture!” they always list what the groom must do. They almost never mention what the bride’s family was originally supposed to do to deserve all that respect, bride price, and full prostration package. If we are talking real old-school Yoruba custom (not 2025 selective memory), then “tradition” was a bundle: If the groom’s side does X, Y, Z… the bride’s family must also have done A, B, C. You can’t demand one half and quietly delete the other. Virginity = “lineage guarantee” (and the parents had duties here) In old Yoruba custom, virginity wasn’t just a cute idea, it was family honour + lineage certainty. There was asa ibile, the white cloth on the wedding night to prove virginity. If she was a virgin, gifts and money went back to her parents in pride. If not, symbolic shame (half-boiled yam, etc.) was sent instead. Virginity was tied to good upbringing, proper monitoring, protection, and no secret boyfriends and baby daddies. Meaning, if you want to shout “our tradition!” about prostration & bride price, then the girl’s family were also obligated to..... protect her from sexual abuse and exploitation actually supervise her movements and relationships insist on no sex before marriage if they want to use virginity as their cultural bragging right. You cannot abandon all those parental duties, turn blind eye to “coded runs”, then still stand up on wedding day forming “we are traditional, prostrate for us.” That’s not culture. That’s selective memory. Proper upbringing & character, Ìwà, not just makeup....... Traditional Yoruba marriage respected families that raised Omoluabi, good character. The bride’s family was expected to, raise her with discipline, honesty, respect, and home training teach her how to live peacefully in another house, not how to weaponise drama show that she is entering the man’s home as asset, not destabiliser Old texts and studies emphasise that part of what groom’s family is “thanking” the bride’s family for (with owo orí, gifts, prostration) is the years of proper upbringing & moral training. If you’ve never really raised the girl, grandparents did everything, or she basically raised herself on TikTok and church performances, then what exactly are we prostrating for? Protection & supervision not throwing girls to wolves..... Traditionally, there were clear systems...... alarina, go between and chaperones in courtship structured visits serious monitoring of who is courting the daughter and with what intention If a grown man slept with an unbetrothed virgin, he was expected to pay and/or marry her there was some accountability...... Today? many families don’t protect their daughters don’t believe them when something happens push them out early to “hustle” then suddenly remember “tradition” when it’s time to collect list and bride price. Again, you can’t throw away your side of the cultural duty, then resurrect it only when money and prostration enter the chat. The bride’s “equipment” used to be their job, not the groom’s Historically, the bride’s family were supposed to send her off properly equipped, clothing cooking tools home essentials things that show she’s ready to manage a home and contribute. Now look at most modern lists: “gas cooker, fridge, blender, full kitchen, generator, furniture…” all dumped on the groom, while the bride’s family basically arrive with vibes, matching aso ebi and billing. If we’re being honest, Tradition = the bride’s family equip her to be an asset in that home. Extortion = the groom fully equips their daughter and their own kitchen back home. Pick one. Don’t call extortion “culture.” Dowry (owo orí) was symbolic, not ransom....... Old Yoruba custom: dowry was often small and symbolic, and in many cases returned, to emphasise “we are not selling our daughter, this is just culture.” Even where it wasn’t returned, it was still token-level, not “buy a mini-supermarket or no wife.” Modern practice in many families? Endless lists, extra bills on the day, “add something”, “Ibòmbo – we trained your daughter”, multiple unplanned levies. Question, If you truly trained her and truly spent on her, it will show in her character, skills, education, stability. You won’t need to “over-compensate” on the list to prove it. Ongoing support, not “collect and disappear”........ Traditionally, bride’s family didn’t just cash out and disappear, they continued to support, advise, mediate, and guide the new couple elders prayed, blessed, and sometimes corrected their own daughter when she was the problem, Now? Most families, interfere when it benefits them vanish when there is real problem side their daughter blindly even when she’s wrong still expect maximum respect + money flow + “in-law of the year” treatment. Again, if we are using real tradition, your role as bride’s family continues after the marriage. It’s not just “collect list & spray money.” So what’s the actual point here?...... Not to insult Yoruba culture. Not to say “women are bad” or “families are evil.” The point is simple..... You cannot demand full traditional obedience from a groom when you did not fulfil your own traditional duties as the bride’s family. If your daughter...... was not protected from abuse was not supervised in courtship was not raised with real Omoluabi character was not properly equipped from your side did not keep the “purity” you now weaponise did not benefit from your ongoing moral support …then be honest: You are no longer operating full Yoruba tradition. You are operating modern life + selective “tradition” for money and ego. Fine. Life has changed. Nobody is perfect. But then stop shouting: “He must prostrate!” “He must give us X, Y, Z because culture!” “Registry alone is not marriage!” If you want modern, do modern: registry + simple intro + mutual respect. If you want tradition, then accept that tradition binds both families, not just the man. Final questions for Nairaland..... Can a family that didn’t uphold the traditional duties listed above still demand full prostration and heavy “list” with a straight face? Shouldn’t we be honest that what many people call “tradition” today is edited tradition, mostly focused on what the man must pay and perform? If submission is demanded from the woman, and prostration from the man, then where is the matching accountability from both families? No insults, No tribal bashing Just simple logic This is a logical trap...... 1) if you defend the current practice then you are admitting its not tradition 2) if you admit it is tradition then you accept the obligations of the bride's family 3) if you say "times have changed" then you have to stop demaning/expecting prostration/bride price 4) if you attack then you cant defend your own logic 5) if you ignore it you prove hypocrisy and fraud |
| Culture › Re: Cultural Fraud In Practice by Fenrir(op): 6:18pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:Typical.... This is a logical trap...... 1) if you defend the current practice then you are admitting its not tradition 2) if you admit it is tradition then you accept the obligations of the bride's family 3) if you say "times have changed" then you have to stop demaning/expecting prostration/bride price 4) if you attack then you cant defend your own logic 5) if you ignore it you prove hypocrisy and fraud You chose option 4 to attack. You don't know your culture. Papa didn't teach you because Papa didn't practice it. |
| Family › Re: My Nigerian Father Admitted He Has A Secret 9-Year-Old Son by Fenrir(m): 5:55pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
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| Culture › Re: Why Terrorists Begged Tinubu Before The U.S. Strike In Sokoto (timeline Explaine by Fenrir(m): 5:51pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Brownchild81:This is AI like most of your fraudulent men do on here.
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| Culture › Re: Cultural Fraud In Practice by Fenrir(op): 5:32pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
Kdon2:Shhh, fella. Im Norwegian that was emancipated THEN basically raised an OLD SCHOOL Yoruba woman uk and WAS married to a Yoruba woman. I spent my whole life even during military service learning this nonsense. You were born into it and yet you know nothing about it. Thats cosmic level irony that i actually respected your culture enough to learn the truth but you disrespect it daily in modern life. |
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