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O girl, dry ya tears! You didnt state where you're relocating to but if u'r (un)fortunate to be moving to london, you can get everything you want there. And I mean everything, right down to the local herbs for agbo! Just ask around there for more details.

Moonstone:
Exactly!
I had fun with a few friends. It was cold so i didn't go out much. I hope it'll be warmer in March. . . then I'll have fun

U coming again in march? Would be nice to put a face to the posts. where in london will u be at?

I tried the voice recognition thing, and I was quite impressed too. Tho I have to keep training the computer to further recognise my voice. I must say it was fun as well.

netotse:
lol, bin wondering whether to try it out or not. . . do u use the mic on ur laptop or an external one?

Anyone will do. When setting up, you will be prompted and you can then select whichever you prefer.

Moonstone:
Yeah but i was on vacation in London. Just got back last night. I love London like crazy when I'm not staying too long.

Really, how was it? Cos this is about the worst time for anyone to come here! Cold and boring.

Kai, London sha! After all's said and done, its still good to know dat there's a place you can somewhat identify with, even across the miles from home.

@ moonstone, I thot u were in US?

spoilt:
Walking by those restaurants i could see the moimoi and jellof rice from the road. It was torture all around. I had a blast. i considered moving to london for the longest time. It felt more homey than the US but life is hard in london.

Too hard infact! Enough of my friends are moving back to naija. Me,am outside London and comfortable where I am. Abeg, no be by force to de city.

[quote author=fireangel$ link=topic=81613.msg3308297#msg3308297 date=1231226945]LMAO

did not even notice
abeg i no dey form o!!![/quote]LOL!. . .Seen.

[quote author=farah!! link=topic=215342.msg3310798#msg3310798 date=1231279595]it can't be!!i dunn even get it??she's his mum!!hw can he look in her eyes after this!i think he's gay or some thing!and so is his mum!! and the baby is he his son or his brother?? [/quote]Abeg, explain how "pregnanting" his mother makes any of them gay? Na wa for yarns o!

Which kain post be dis? Guy, it seems either you or the babes wey u de carry de smell. So I suggest you address dat problem, and dont come here with unfounded yarns.

[quote author=bronx_dog link=topic=215151.msg3307162#msg3307162 date=1231196136]very simple.

I will walk up to her and point to her and say, of all the pussies i see here tonight, yours shows like a star, may you oblige me to deep my cork inside the pot just to make everything complete?[/quote]

SeanT21:
With that Pick up line,You will get no Pussy that night!!

WTF Seriously, if na me be d babe, i for land you hot slap!

[quote author=fireangel$ link=topic=81613.msg3306875#msg3306875 date=1231188547]i beg to disagree with d alighted statement

what would u say about this
this doesn't luk like a typo error to moi,
na aboniki i take rub my head when i see this thread
no be by force to write English
type in pidgin or Yoruba even Ibo
HABA!!![/quote]Me too I beg to disagree with you! Upon all your forming ITK. I'm sure you meant to write "highlighted" not "alighted", as they have totally different meanings! Oya, talk another thing now.

janami:
change ke? did u not read through the original poster's English too. is "learned" an english word? and that is just one word i will bring out from some others remove the plank from ya eye first o!

Yes it is!!! Tho am not supporting the poster, granted that some naija peeps speak bad english but then, they shdnt be crucified for it. Afterall, na grammar we wan chop?

I think girls prefer mean guys, i cant fathom why. I have a friend who treats gals like trash, i mean, downright nasty, uncaring, with a quick temper. Its so bad dat sometimes i am d one dat remembers stuff 4 him e.g birthdays. But girls still trip for him. Like they enjoy it in some weird way.

niyi09:
people did not rvrn remember Kolomental by faze,see me so by tuface,most people just mentioned songs that came out towards the last quater of 2008

As I remember, see me so and kolomental were 2007 songs. Correct me if i'm wrong.

jay bee:
Would you sway towards getting hitched with same sex because i know someone who will be more than willing to help ya so long you allow him to sample your ass hole.

LOL, Good one! Seriously, guy, surely you cant be THAT desperate? Incase you dont know, marriage visas aren't automatic, these guys also know what they are doin you know. You need to live together for a while plus some other things, so think it thru. If you really need to leave naija, there are other less degrading ways.

@ poster, a big THANKS!!!

Part 2 is out, ope o! I loved the movie, it was just funny in an unusual way! "suliat kan, ayetoro kan", "yeeee, soory, oush", "je n donjasi e". Seriously, Funke is my best Yoruba movie actress!

I know its too soon but Pls does anyone know if its available online for those of us not in naija?

[quote author=Sea~Goddes link=topic=214081.msg3303653#msg3303653 date=1231103108]yea, i dnt really have ph.d in english so i couldnt tell the difference, hmmm but last time i checked it said your signature so i guess that means i have a right to sign whatever trickles my fancy whether it is pigin, latin, or german or wrong english professor treeptop
so get a life [/quote]tickles. . . . dont mind me, just looking for trouble!

atunbiken:
i got to know this site (niraland) through loyola colledge website so i think they should have something in common, moreover my school is as popular as white house, maybe you've not being in town for decades sangreal .

You wish!!! The only loyola school i've heard of is Loyola Jesuit, and i'm sure its nowhere near IB.

Of course, no one wishes to be in a long distance relationship, but situations arise and you have no choice. Am in one right now, and it's goin fine. We speak on phone at least 2ce a day, plus facebook chat and IM. Only diff is dat we dont see. Its not easy but totally worth it.

spoilt:
I visited london and went to peckham. Oh my goodness. i could have sworn i was in lagos. oshodi for that matter. people were milling around, sellers had their goods and wares on the streets. It was awesome. Felt just like home.

Right on! I even bought guguru as I walked long the road. Plus the Nigerian-owned stores with yoruba names. Infact, i think i should move there, I wont miss naija so much.