Poems For Review › Re: The Poets' Café : Chat Room! by firestar(f): 7:48am On Dec 25, 2014 |
Hm. |
Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland: So You Think You Can Sing 2014! (season 2) by firestar(f): 10:32pm On Dec 24, 2014 |
Ishilove:

I didn't want to do it because I sound like Busta Rhymes, then I thought 'What tha heck?' So I decided to give it a try in the spirit of the season.
I was sha singing di tin small small when my dog screamed (he was scratching his ear), and that, young man, ended my flow and funked up my mojo.
The scream you hear at the end of the song is my dog, so don't panic 
Safarigirl Eyop Addesiji77 Naptu2
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Music/Radio › #One Time by firestar(op): 10:24pm On Dec 24, 2014*. Modified: 7:31pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
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Poems For Review › Re: 6 Memorable Poetry Collections By Nairaland Poets For 2014 - NPC by firestar(f): 6:59am On Dec 23, 2014 |
laykorn: I didn't mention you na. I said firest.ar. Are you firest.ar  Ayamlaykorn laykorn:
Lol. Standd and firestar have a lot in common.Those broken lines. LolRebel-poets. Ayamlaykorn |
Poems For Review › Re: 6 Memorable Poetry Collections By Nairaland Poets For 2014 - NPC by firestar(f): 6:29am On Dec 23, 2014 |
laykorn: Wow! You're a scientist too 
I'm getting tempted to say scientists make better poets. Lol. Firest.ar is an engineer. Lol I'm a student engineer too.
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Poems For Review › Re: 6 Memorable Poetry Collections By Nairaland Poets For 2014 - NPC by firestar(f): 6:24am On Dec 23, 2014 |
laykorn: Lol. Standd and firestar have a lot in common. Those broken lines. Lol Rebel-poets.  Ayamlaykorn Standd chérie... ... |
Poems For Review › Re: Lets Get Bloody With Rhymed Poems by firestar(f): 6:12pm On Dec 21, 2014 |
timpaker: It has bn long I posted here. ............ Monday please come quickly. Firestar nagode!!! ... (hums) |
Education › Re: 5 Most Important Appliances Every Nigerian Student Should Have by firestar(f): 6:11pm On Dec 21, 2014 |
pico4421: AFTER our survey and research, we have come to the conclusion of what every Nigeria students in higher tertiary education on the needs for a select appliances and devices they should have. read full info at nigeriaschool.com.ng If you have just been admitted into a higher institution in Nigeria and probably the only stuffs you have in your to-do list are cartons of noodles, foodstuffs, clothes, etc?! You need to think again, what are you going to do in school? Think! No doubt, setting foot in higher institution as a student, you will need some gadgets, devices and appliances that will be useful to you all throughout your stay in the school.
1. Reading Lamps You can tell who is a real student if they have reading lamp! Every students should be ready to study! What better way to show your readiness to study than a reading lamp? We are in Nigeria, and Power supply is very poor. How much is Reading Lamp? It cost from N1,500.00 to N3,000.00. It is cheap and every student should own one! You can buy it at any bus-stop or buy it online at konga.
2. Pressing iron You are address the way you dress. Looking smart is good business! Every student should or probably MUST have a stand-by electric pressing iron for the business of looking smart. You don’t want to go school looking like someone who came from poverty stricken home. Even if your first name is Poverty, do you want to announce it to the world? Sometimes I see some students with ruffled clothes, and I wonder why? I ask myself why? If you cannot afford a a Pressing Iron, why not start borrowing? No, you can afford it and it is CHEAP. You can buy Electric Pressing Iron from N1,500 to N7,000.00 – You can also buy it online and get it shipped to your home
3.. Laptop – Personal Computer/ The Laptop is a MUST have device for every student, and if you are wondering why it is so, give me a second to explain it to you. A Laptop Computer is a multi-purpose device and can be used to research on projects for school or leisure, you can use your Laptop to watch educational videos, or burn important documents. You can also use it to watch films, listen to music or play games – Now that it is legal to rip CDs. you can use it as well. And if you have a printer, now that is a booming business in Nigeria Universities. If you are in a department where you have crazy lecturers that gives term paper every other week, you can start printing papers upon papers for your course-mates. If you are looking for cheap laptops for sale/buy in Nigeria, then the best place is to buy it online, you can buy a Laptop from N40,000.00 (forty thousand naira) to N200,000.00. Unlike before where you need upto N200,000.00 to buy a laptop, you can now get quality cheap computer/laptop for less than N40.000.00
4.An internet enabled smart phone Almost every students own a smartphones, but a selected few rather stick to feature phones which are cool if they can access the internet, but it should be noted that you learn new words every time and what better and easier way to check their meanings than through the internet and/or a dictionary app on the phone? You can also use your mobile phone to access TV, to get latest news… -
5..A Tape Recorder You will hardly see students with tape recorders, if you ask me, this is one of the most gadget every student should have. Some lectures form the habits of dictating without give rooms to catch their breath, the tape recorder can come handy in such cases/scenarios. Although it does not come cheap, you can buy one for N16,000.00 (Sixteen thousand naira), if you are parent reading this, and you have the money, why not invest in your child/children? The returns are worth the price. Trust me! Sony Series MP3 Digital Voice IC Recorder comes with 4GB flash memory and you can buy it online. Source: http://unnedu..com/2014/12/5-most-important-appliances-every.html 6. Powerbank |
Celebrities › Re: Photo:Singer Ty Bello Shares A Photo Of Her Breastfeeding One Of Her Twins by firestar(f): 8:24am On Dec 21, 2014 |
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Poems For Review › Re: Haunt Me by firestar(op): 8:17am On Dec 21, 2014 |
Omae...
Izuna's big bro I shouldn't loathe you so much But I have to let you know. Even for you, That was low.
Omae...
The best part of you Is making Hashi spill his guts Right in front of his kin Right after you've lost
Omae...
You had his trust You have the guts He even admits To carve your sorry face As a bust
Omae...
Your food Is bloodlust No other passion Comes close To skewing flesh as guts
Omae...
You... idjit...
Your way of reproduction Is banned in all regions Save yours . Cloning your gods And wedding the sword
Omae...
The world is sufficient For everyone's need Not greed You may own the earth Until ALL you own Is Earth... And she is spared From bearing your seed.
Omae...
Name tastes foul Sockets roll With stolen bloody marbles Gaze records in Armour keeps out
Omae...
Unnatural Will Uncanny Power
A sight worth beholding Your battle speeches Are laden with bait Your end is golden
Mad of the Ara. It's worth the wait. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Pets › Re: Meet Crash : My Six Months Old Lovely Pet by firestar(f): 7:09am On Dec 16, 2014 |
all4naija: You are allergic to rat! Then go and get your allergy medications! Consideration to guests is the keyword, my friend. Have you even pondered about that, hm? |
Pets › Re: Meet Crash : My Six Months Old Lovely Pet by firestar(f): 9:46pm On Dec 15, 2014 |
Ezemu: These rats are also becoming useful in some areas for detecting land mines, as their acute sense of smell is very effective in detecting explosives, and they are light enough to not detonate any of the mines.[2][3] The rats are being trained by APOPO, a nonprofit social venture based in Tanzania.
The procedure for training rats to detect land mines was conceived of and developed by Bart Weetjens from Belgium. Training starts at four weeks of age when the rats are handled to accustom them to humans and exposed to a variety of sights and sounds. They learn to associate a clicker with a food reward of banana or banana-peanut paste. They are then trained to indicate a hole with TNT in it by nosing it for five seconds. Then they learn to find the correct hole in a line of holes. Finally, the rat is trained to wear a harness and practises outdoors on a lead, finding inactivated mines under soil. At the end of their training, they are tested: they must find all the mines in an area of 400 square metres that has been seeded with inactivated mines. It is a blind test: their handlers do not know where the mines are. If they succeed, they are certified as bomb-sniffing rats.[4]
APOPO is also training the rats to detect tuberculosis by sniffing sputum samples; the rats can test many more samples than a scientist using more traditional methods—hundreds in a day vs. 30 to 40.[5] Land mine and tuberculosis sniffing rats are called HeroRATs. At least, its useful for some noble cause... But keeping them? If one is the room, I'll sneeze so hard, its a sure banker that: 1.There's one within my range of perception and; 2.The lot of you around me gets to bathe early. |
TV/Movies › Re: Naruto Information by firestar(f): 5:12am On Dec 10, 2014 |
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Technology Market › Re: APC By Schneider Electric: Questions. Inquiries. Availability. by firestar(op): 12:27pm On Dec 08, 2014 |
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TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by firestar(f): 7:19pm On Dec 07, 2014 |
nani667: Guess it's because I'm used to seeing you in the Naruto thread.... Seeing you here is just weird as you don't seem like an Avatar type person  Hm. Interesting. And to think I knew The Last Airbender before Naruto. And it's pleasant to listen to-in English.  For others, nah. |
TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by firestar(f): 3:40pm On Dec 07, 2014 |
nani667: It's always weird whenever I see Firestar here  Ano... How so?  |
Travel › Re: In Search Of Home Cooking..., A Nairalander's Trip To Columbus (picts) by firestar(f): 9:17am On Dec 07, 2014 |
Op... Interesting journey in winter.  And you said you haven't tasted Naija food for the past 3-4 years? (Self-control) I guess if peeps back home send you pictures of homemade food or at the very least "Iya Basira"... Torture. |
TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by firestar(f): 8:50am On Dec 07, 2014 |
Hmmm. |
TV/Movies › Re: Naruto Information by firestar(f): 8:23am On Dec 07, 2014 |
Questions left unanswered. |
Poems For Review › Re: Nairaland Poetry Club Assignments Comments Thread by firestar(f): 10:15pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
Genjutsu
It's just morning Yet, I recall I recall the day before The day before The Eclipse Those words I play I play like a mantra A mantra in In the recess of my mind:
Why the caged bird sings He tweets a fine haunting tune... His plea? Release me...
I am trapped With this haunt It's dusk at dawn
My spirit's out My soul within Trapped by an illusion Sealed in
Singing a haunt That you might hear Flaunt my despair For you see...
If you can hear me I'll be set free So I sing I sing to be free 4 Likes 1 Share |
TV/Movies › Re: Naruto Information by firestar(f): 7:20pm On Nov 28, 2014 |
rapmike: The flashbacks and 'talk no jutsu' were in the manga too.
Where are these guys? They are needed to decide on the fate of this thread SageNaruto, Feraz,Firestar,Wackyj
Iheniobi, Kimco, Tosyn and co, una don run comot abi? Ah? Nani? |
Poems For Review › Re: Lets Get Bloody With Rhymed Poems by firestar(f): 10:59pm On Nov 23, 2014*. Modified: 9:42am On Jan 31, 2023 |
Omae...
Izuna's big bro
I shouldn't hate you so much But I have to let you know. Even for you, That was low.
Omae...
The best part of you Is making Hashi spill his guts Right in front of his kin Right after you've lost
Omae...
You had his trust You have the guts He even admits To carve your sorry face As a bust
Omae...
Your food Is bloodlust No other passion Comes close To skewing flesh as guts
Omae...
You... idjit
Your way of reproduction Is banned in all regions Save yours. Cloning your gods And wedding the sword
Omae...
The world is sufficient For everyone's need Not greed You may own the earth Until ALL you own Is Earth And she is spared From bearing your seed.
Omae...
Name tastes foul Sockets roll With stolen bloody marbles Gaze records in Armour keeps out
Omae...
Unnatural Will Uncanny Power
A sight worth beholding Your battle speeches Are laden with bait Your end is golden
Mad of the Ara. It's worth the wait. 6 Likes 5 Shares |
Poems For Review › Re: Lets Get Bloody With Rhymed Poems by firestar(f): 9:49pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
timpaker: You eh....the Tachi I know is from Naruto huh? Nice one madam..... #MoreBloodz Stay tuned for Madara's.  That character's arrogance is legendary. |
Poems For Review › Re: Lets Get Bloody With Rhymed Poems by firestar(f): 9:40pm On Nov 23, 2014*. Modified: 9:47am On Jan 31, 2023 |
...Oh 'Tachi What did they make you do...?
Were you just a myth? His fictional creation?
Sacrifices, For the good of your clan ? For the good of your village ? For the good of your nation ?
Oh 'Tachi Your hands...
Will they ever be supple and white Like the artist you were To paint your dreams Other than shades of grey ?
Will your soul be brought back To embrace life once again To feel once again To love once again ?
Oh 'Tachi Your brother...
Your Father Your own Mother...
Red. All I see is red.
Red mingled with tears.
Your mind's blank Soul is numb Heart is seared
Oh 'Tachi
What was lost that day? Apart from a sea of scarlet?
Can you remember?
'Tachi...? 4 Likes 3 Shares |
Literature › Re: Nairaland Poetry Club (Launch Thread) by firestar(f): 7:15pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
bjims: This is nice. If literary works are not encouraged by our money making organizations like those in the telecoms and other sectors then it is our responsibility to fill in that gap. It would be nice if we also had poetry competitions. I am a member of Abuja Literary Society and it would be nice to let one of the poetry organizations in Nigeria in on it. Kudos to whoever birthed this idea. Now, that's an idea! |
Literature › Re: Launching Event Of "Nairaland Poets Club"-Invitation Thread by firestar(f): 9:47pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
laykorn: Oh my God! I'm mixing up the names of you and princesa...
Forgive me for I have indeed sinned *sobs*. Shall I write you a poem. An apology poem lol No need love. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Literature › Re: Launching Event Of "Nairaland Poets Club"-Invitation Thread by firestar(f): 9:39pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
laykorn: How do I credit the source Ma? Ayamlaykorn At least acknowledge the author. You used a different name laykorn. |
Literature › Re: Launching Event Of "Nairaland Poets Club"-Invitation Thread by firestar(f): 9:16pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
laykorn: I asked you earlier if I could use it to open. Ayamlaykorn You did but please credit the source.It would seem proper. Thank you laykorn. |
Literature › Re: Launching Event Of "Nairaland Poets Club"-Invitation Thread by firestar(f): 9:14pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
laykorn: What's the typo pls? Ayamlaykorn You used my poem and didn't acknowledged it. |
Literature › Re: Launching Event Of "Nairaland Poets Club"-Invitation Thread by firestar(f): 9:04pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
laykorn: Can I use this to open? Ayamlaykorn Um laykorn. ..? You made a typo in the other page. |
Literature › Re: Nairaland Poetry Club (Launch Thread) by firestar(f): 9:00pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
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Literature › Re: Launching Event Of "Nairaland Poets Club"-Invitation Thread by firestar(f): 8:58pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
Laykorn, that was a typo? |