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Family › Re: Help: My Life Is In Danger From Family Issues. by isalegan2: 5:03pm On Feb 12, 2011

I don't understand. huh

I'll wait for someone else before I try again. Whaaaattt??

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 4:45pm On Feb 12, 2011

dayokanu:
Can you give me a list?

you can pls put in MS excel with their age and possibly picture, I need to update my database

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-603972.0.html

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 4:16pm On Feb 12, 2011

Spoke too soon. It's getting serious. I'd like to stay out of this. But who is chasing married women, for real?

Personally, I can barely handle the play-"flirting" in this thread. hahaha.

Tpia is just sticking to her convictions. That's what I see.

Stranger, good luck having a piece on the side. hahahaha.

OAM4J:
Just kidding with her, it's just a funny way of asking her to put a picture on her profile. I have no intention of chasing her or anybody (even singles) on NL for that matter. It's a lot of courage and risk to do online dating.

If am into e-dating, I'll be more frequent in Romance and Sexuality section. Dont take my flirtations on NL serious, its all for fun.

Good save. Now that that is all cleared up, "Can we all just get along."

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 4:12pm On Feb 12, 2011

OAM4J:
Right! Besides I dont like senseless and ethnocentric arguments, except correcting when I notice facts being distorted. Cos I get along well with all ethnic groups in real life.

Oh yes, she has challenged some of my posts a number of times, I just refused to pick a fight with her and I remember I once told her that I do not have the stamina to continue with her and she kept her peace.

I kinda like her though, I remember having to tell Jarus(politics mod) that I like her, when he claimed everybody on NL hates her.
let me blow my trumpet a little

Never been banned (except once by the spam bot) and never been warned (though Mukina2 is my e-girlfriend sa ) but seriously I think it is because I am not easily provoked and I'll rather humor or ignore insults.

Hmm. A Pacifist. I kid I jest. Nothing wrong with that.

Well, I can't say whether someone is hated. I know FStranger, the hunter/warrior/troublemaker, loves Tpia. I don't know what that tells us. But I get along with Tpia fine. We talk on here a lot and no one will ruin that! As NL is my witness! grin

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 3:48pm On Feb 12, 2011

Not a problem. All's well that ends well.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 3:26pm On Feb 12, 2011

OAM4J:
You are new now, lately I only comment on threads that makes much sense to me, got no time to waste any more.

Yes, I am kinda new. Registered a year ago but didn't participate much until very recently. I understand about having minimal time to post on NL. No worries. Better to have real life activity, right?

And dont mind tpia, am sure she knows me too well and am one of the few cool people that have never picked a fight with her.

You don't have to pick a fight with Ms. Tpia. She'll challenge you when she wants. hahahaha. My very first thread she questioned me. I didn't understand her motivation, but we didn't fight. Another time, she challenged all of us posting on a thread, . . and so on. But, it's cool. I'm getting to know the different NL regulars/personalities.

So, you're a peaceful one? cool

I am not surprised; you were cool about that other thread (and the list). You know, it was getting tedious and repetitive and I was just having fun. Some buttheads didn't get it though. hmmph!

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 3:15pm On Feb 12, 2011

Some USA non-news:

Watched William Shatner on tv interviewing a guy - musician - talking about an attempted suicide at 17 because he hated school, wasn't getting along with his parents, his only friend had just left town, couldn't connect with girls and he thought he was ugly. Who was this guy? Rick effing Springfield. The musician all the girls and women have always thought was the cutest ever! What a world we live in.

I didn't recognize Springfield at first. He didn't look like any picture online, and had grown a goatee of some sort, but still attractive. He talked about having a lot of sins including killing a man in Vietnam. shocked

Shatner addressed him as Richard. . . and I kept waiting for the station to show a caption with his name. I had to check online for a list of Shatner's guest and confirmed that, indeed Springfield had gone to Vietnam as an entertainer, and has taken many breaks from performing due to depression.

So, it was him - Rick S. Good interview. Wow!

Had only ever seen a few minutes of the show twice before - with the notorius schoolteacher who had a child with her student, and Bernie Goetz the NY subway vigilante. Had no idea Shatner had a regular show. Just never struck me as the kind of person who had any interest in other people or what they had to say. Always had a reputation for being up his own you-know-what. And the guy (Shatner)* was born in 1931. Wow. 80 yrs old. Holding up well.

*edited to clarify Shatner was born in 1931.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 2:55pm On Feb 12, 2011

Katsumoto:
And also conservative; it is match set and done.

Yay! for severe punishment for criminals. cheesy

So, what did you study in school? If you're not the book-learning type, what's your hobby, other than Nigerian (civil war) history?

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 2:50pm On Feb 12, 2011

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7718189#msg7718189 date=1297518280]the victim is still in a coma.[/quote]Yes, very bad. I'd rather hear that brother Akeem is doing well, than about that guy. Too bad he won't stand trial!

Check this out - lower half of page: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-594719.128.html

Foreign Affairs › Re: Malawi Bans Public Farting by isalegan2: 1:50pm On Feb 12, 2011

Maybe some don't mind smelling other people's gas - in a cooped up place - but I know I do. Have you ever been on a commuter train or bus, and someone does that? shocked

Usually the man seating in front of me. ugh! You just wanna kill yourself. embarassed

If it's outdoors, no worries. grin

Politics › Re: Nigerian Lawyer, 33, In USA Found In His Car Trunk With Neck Broken By Car Thief by isalegan2: 1:09pm On Feb 12, 2011

obowunmi:
Not sure what this particular "hoodlum" was wearing but I'm optimistic, he was wearing some timberland boots and saggin pants --- in addition, he was certainly not speaking correct English, certainly ebonics and making ghetto phrases, "like yo, yo, yo imma get the cash."

lol. Wow! You are reaching a lot of suppositions here. The perpetrator, hopefully if the news is true, now hideously dead perpetrator, was a career criminal. Successful career criminals know how to fake the funk - how to blend in and assume an image. How do you know he spoke ebonics and wore saggy bottom pants? Jeez Maalu!

BTW, hope you find your pet monkey.

Politics › Re: Nigerian Lawyer, 33, In USA Found In His Car Trunk With Neck Broken By Car Thief by isalegan2: 10:47am On Feb 12, 2011

Update:

fstranger3:
http://www.saharareporters.com/news-page/attacker-nigerian-bmw-owner-akeem-ajimotokan-shot-dead-florida

Attacker Of Nigerian BMW Owner, Akeem Ajimotokan, Shot Dead In Florida
Posted: February 11, 2011 - 23:16

Barion Blake
By SaharaReporters, New York
US Marshals today shot and killed Barion A. Blake at 989 Monument Road in Jacksonville, Florida after a gunfight. with United States Marshalls and other law enforcement.

According to police sources, US Marshals were acting on a tip that Blake was hiding out at the apartment complex in Jacksonville, Florida. When he saw the marshals and other security agents approaching a gunfight ensued. Blake was shot dead.

The victim in this case, Akeem Ajimotokan, a Nigerian national, remains hospitalized and is still in a coma, according to his family, but his condition has improved and family said he is able to breathe on his own without the aid of a ventilator.

Medical sources told SaharaReporters that Akeem has been moved from Harlem hospital in New York to another hospital in Long Island.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 10:24am On Feb 12, 2011

fstranger3:
According to police sources, US Marshals were acting on a tip that Blake was hiding out at the apartment complex in Jacksonville, Florida. When he saw the marshals and other security agents approaching a gunfight ensued. Blake was shot dead.

They better make sure it was him. That guy had an uncle in the police force. He was savvy with the intricacies of crime and hiding out.

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=590933.msg7716831#msg7716831 date=1297501311]^kai, he died by the sword eventually, just because of BMW?

SMH[/quote]Too bad they didn't behead him. What a lowlife!

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 9:22am On Feb 12, 2011

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7716396#msg7716396 date=1297493551]what the . . . . . .

i have to go through your posts now so i can know more about you.

you've spiked my curiosity.[/quote]I know, right?

I just recently noticed him (OAM4J) too. In the Gay Ugandan thread of all things. tongue

How much we've missed. We could have been hanging out and harassing him for months. Well, better late than never.

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7716392#msg7716392 date=1297493471]the Hot dudes have gone to sleep.

thank goodness.[/quote]Oh, sis. They never sleep. They just lie in wait; to pounce another day.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 12:40am On Feb 12, 2011

dayokanu:
A1 ni mo gba ninu ede Yoruba.

I learn, spoke, read and wrote Yoruba before English

So did I. But you have a larger vocabulary, that's for sure. I shall be reading my Yoruba books pronto.

Katsumoto:
Brother!!!!!! How did we go from lover to brother?

Brothers and sisters! I always think of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhUstwfEtns

OAM4J:
Se no wan do! na by force? Se no wan AfganPakisJapanes? abe kuro lana jo.

@Isale, do you know I am from from Lagos, Isale eko gangan, Epetedo to be precise.

O kare! O gbinyanju. O dami loju wipe O yege daada ninu eko ede Yoruba.

Good to know. So you speak fluent Yoruba, and fluent English. What other languages do you speak? "Pidgin English" and "Broken English" do not qualify. hahaha.

IsaleGangan, While you were typing your response (and making your dinner) 28 new replies have been posted.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 11:47pm On Feb 11, 2011

dayokanu:
Deede is the stress in the statement.

It means I dont JUST get angry.

Deede = JUST

Ah! Grazie.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 11:38pm On Feb 11, 2011

fstranger3:
Emi e dede binu

What is the "dede" doing there? Some Ife thing?

Emi o de n binu? I'm not a person who is quick to anger, right?

Just trying to follow. No offeinse truss me.

i8millar:
DK is really on the roll
Make i take cover o jare

hahaha. You're no slouch, Naijababe. I bet you can hold your on. Don't let DK show us up here. tongue

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 11:36pm On Feb 11, 2011

dayokanu:
Mi o ki ise ara awon alagbara lori gbagede Nairaland.

I would start charging money for Yoruba lessons ooo

DK, No contest. I am not taking you up on that challenge to see who is more fluent in Yoruba. What I know is to write it well.

I can't even make out half the the stuff you're saying. The hard Yoruba, as opposed to the light Lagos Yoruba goes over my head. I wouldn't have done any better with that sentence than Katsumoto.

What I worry about is my vocabulary. I am making sure to speak it more now, cos I hate to lose the diction of a native speaker. When we were kids, we always made fun of people who didn't pronounce their words well. It would be so not politically correct to repeat the term we used for those kinds of people. grin

Not you, Katsumoto. I'm sure you sound great.

fstranger3:
DOnt go there

Googles is mine and mine only.

Please! Biko!! Tori olorun!!!

She's (from her location) the ganja farmer/pot dealer/dope fiend. Same thing. Lovely! cool

Katsumoto:

Mon ki se one of the power brokers ni NL now. I am just a regular member.

BTW, is your other moniker googles?

Katz,
I'm only me - Isale Gangan. No duplicate.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 10:33pm On Feb 11, 2011

DK,
What are you and Stranger doing to Becomrich? I saw your little thread. You know his head will explode, right? hahaha

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 10:31pm On Feb 11, 2011

Katsumoto:
? Tu eres un nigeriano?

Si, Senor.

Mucho gracias for the correction. Poquito espanol. embarassed

Katsumoto:
I agree with Fstranger completely.

I'm scared for you, brother.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 10:06pm On Feb 11, 2011

He might be one of those "Black Afghanistans."

Katsumoto:
[/b]

Did you see a thread about Wikileak's unreleased revelations about Nairaland? It was clandestinely created by an underground band of Nairaland Revolutionaries to expose the nefarious goings on behind the scene.

We were all, that is, those of us who happened to log-in to NL for the blink of an eye it was allowed to exist, were treated to scandalous revelations about the powers-that-be at NL.

One of those "NL Regulars" was a dangerous fellow whose ethnic identity was revealed to be "Black Afghanistan."

I repeat, Oga Katsumoto, are you one of "those" people?

K-A-T-S-U-M-O-T-O. Yeah, just as I suspected. Black and Afghan. I'll be doggoned! shocked

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 7:32pm On Feb 11, 2011

So, is this a people's revolution or a military takeover? I guess we'll see in the coming days. All over Africa, we've done the military thing again and again and hoped we'd left it behind and move forward. Are they regressing?

huh

All right, we can answer that later. For now, we keep rejoicing. grin

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 7:27pm On Feb 11, 2011

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=590933.msg7713150#msg7713150 date=1297442435]Yes I need to pop some bottle for the revolution, Interesting times, i'm happy for egyptians.[/quote][i]Mubarak Steps Down, Ceding Power to Military
CAIRO — President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt resigned his post and turned over all power to the military on Friday, ending his nearly 30 years of autocratic rule and bowing to a historic popular uprising that has transformed politics in Egypt and around the Arab world.

The streets of Cairo exploded in shouts of “God is Great” moments after Mr. Mubarak’s vice president and longtime intelligence chief, Omar Suleiman, announced during evening prayers that Mr. Mubarak had passed all authority to a council of military leaders.

Even before he had finished speaking, protesters began hugging and cheering, shouting “Egypt is free!” and “You’re an Egyptian, lift your head”

“He’s finally off our throats,” said one protester, Muhammad Insheemy. “Soon, we will bring someone good.”

The departure of the 82-year-old Mr. Mubarak, at least initially to his coastal resort home in Sharm el-Sheik, was a pivotal turn in a three-week revolt that has upended one of the Arab’s world’s most enduring dictatorships. The popular protest, peaceful and resilient despite numerous effort by Mr. Mubarak’s legendary security apparatus to suppress it, ultimately deposed an ally of the United States who has been instrumental in implementing American policy in the region for decades.

His departure leaves the military in charge of this nation of 80 million, facing insistent calls for fundamental democratic change and open elections. The military, which has repeatedly promised to respond to the demands of protesters, has little recent experience in directly governing the country. It will have to defuse demonstrations and strikes that have paralyzed the economy and left many of the country’s institutions, including state news media and the security forces, in shambles.

Shortly before the announcement of Mr. Mubarak’s departure, the military issued a communiqué pledging to carry out a variety of constitutional reforms in a statement remarkable for its commanding tone. The military’s statement alluded to the delegation of power to Mr. Suleiman and it suggested that the military would supervise implementation of the reforms.

In Tahrir Square, the focal point of the uprising, many protesters were overcome with the emotion of achieving their unlikely but determined quest to overthrow Mr. Mubarak. More than an hour after Mr. Suleiman spoke, the din was undiminished, as the celebrants, some in tears, shouted, sang, embraced and chanted. The slogan of the revolution, “The people want to bring down the regime,” adopted from Tunisia, became, “The people, at last, have brought down the regime.”

Parents were seen putting their children on the tanks to have their photos snapped with the soldiers, while the soldiers reached down to shake hands with the protesters and people chanted, “The people and the army are one hand.” In a show of solidarity in at least lower levels of the army, three Egyptian officers shed their weapons and uniforms and joined the protesters.

“Now, we can breathe fresh air, we can feel our freedom,” said Dr. Gamal Heshamt, a former member of Parliament and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. “Now we can start to build our country. After 30 years of absence from the world, Egypt is back.”

Some people waved Tunisian flags, while young women danced on the hulking remains of burned-out armored personnel carriers.

The Qasr al-Nil bridge, the sight of ugly fighting between the protesters and Mubarak supporters, was crammed from one end to the next with people cheering and chanting, “Egypt! Egypt! Egypt!”

“The Egyptian people are heroes,” said Samia Mahmoud, 41, who said he works in the tourist industry in Sharm el-Sheik. “I’m hoping for a new Egypt.”

Amr Sayed, 20, who had been in the square for the last 15 days, said simply, “The people wanted to take back their rights, and now they have.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/12/world/middleeast/12egypt.html?h[/i]p

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 7:06pm On Feb 11, 2011

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7712843#msg7712843 date=1297440312]so what's going on.

what do some people know or not know.
is katsumoto a caucasian norwegian?
btw i think katsumoto once said he's bini or edo, if i remember correctly.
but from this spain stuff, he might not even be nigerian for all anyone knows.[/quote]He might be one of those "Black Afghanistans."

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 5:30pm On Feb 11, 2011

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=590933.msg7713034#msg7713034 date=1297441580]@Katsumoto I think this site has a Yoruba translator http://www.kasahorow.org/ak/ims/yoruba I've not used it. I'm not certain it will be too useful to a Yoruba speaker though.[/quote]In case you saw my post way up there, I am simply curious about anything that allows me to easily accent vowels while typing Yoruba.

Before I forget, HELLO OGA KILODE! Watching MSNBC. Gotta step away. Be back later with more on La revolucion.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 5:19pm On Feb 11, 2011

Mubarak is out. Viva la Revolucion! Long live the Revolution!!!

Long live the Republic!!

Long live Africa!!!

hahahaha

Who's gonna lead the revolution in Naija now? I think our revolution involves us all returning home. I'm serious. I saw a list of the alumni of a big university in Naija and more than half, probably as much as 75%, were residing outside the country. I'm talking about doctors, scientists, every profession and field you can think of.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 5:14pm On Feb 11, 2011

fstranger3:
She prolly meant:

. . . pataki julo itakun won lori oro oselu

I don't understand that at all. What dialect? I'm from Lagos, please. Softly softly Yoruba. Can you help with my question above about accenting vowels?

Katsumoto:

Some how, I knew you were going to be the one to respond. You are too troublesome; was the message for you? But I bet you still don't know whether I am omo odua or not.

Katsumoto:
Hay muchas personas Yoruba en este lugar. Vivo en España pero trabajo en muchos lugares incluyendo los Estados Unidos, Europa, Asia, y África. Aprendí yoruba cuando vivía en Nigeria por algunos años con mi familia.

Entiendes?

? Si eres un nigeriano?

P.S. You don't have to say - at least, not just yet. A little mystery never hurt anyone.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 5:04pm On Feb 11, 2011

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7711987#msg7711987 date=1297433312]i used to watch him? huh

could be true sha. The guy has mouth.

i'm aware he's been running after everybody with XX chromosome on nl, in fact, to even post on some threads na wa because when he's getting jiggy with some lady there, if i comment on the topic some people fit assume say na because of am.[/quote]That's not it. It'll come up later. wink

i cant oh. He needs a very laidback kind of person or maybe a boxing champ. In fact, i dont know.

maybe he should just stick to a white or any non-black/non-nigerian woman.

Yeah. DK is much more of a handful than I ever imagined. I don't know which will make you do a violent crime and end up behind bars faster - DK or Stranger? hahaha

debosky would have made somebody carry belle before she even realized he was toasting her.

in fact, the pikin sef for don reach 3 years before she accepts that fact.

Classic. That has to go into NL Famous Quotes.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 2:48pm On Feb 11, 2011

Katsumoto:

Where did you guys learn to write Yoruba like this? I had to read your posts several times before I got the gist of the messages.

Speaking for myself, it is hard writing Yoruba (online) without the mechanism to accent the vowels, and even harder to read. If you're writing it, at least you know what you mean and which (unseen) tonal markings go where, but reading someone else's is challenging. Sometimes I don't even bother, especially the longer exchanges. I still haven't read all your exchanges with OAM4J. Maybe I should go back and reread the ones I missed. wink

On a serious note, I would like suggestions on any program that I can use to do the task of accenting vowels, or do I just have to use symbols? That would take longer. I've seen a poster here that writes his yoruba with tonal markings / accented vowels. I can't remember his moniker.

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 5:07am On Feb 11, 2011

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7709403#msg7709403 date=1297395362]lol

but he cant leave you alone sha.[/quote]You haven't been watching him as well as you used to. Nuff said.

i know you're trying to send his wife after me.

Well, I think you are the only one tough enough to put up with DK . I would have a nervous breakdown. I totally undestand abut the high bp now.

nah, i think you misunderstood me.

i was just discussing possible scenarios.

the main person who can kill the thread is you, and i think you already tried it once even before daboskie tried to toast you.

Debosky did no such thing. Or am I not astute enough in such matters . I think I would have noticed. hahaha. Debosky and Blacksta, don't get me started. They'll never live that down.

The thread lives on and on and on. . . . cool

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 2:12am On Feb 11, 2011

[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7709042#msg7709042 date=1297385805]so, isale gan, which of the men on this thread would you fancy, should they queue for your handkerchief (assuming they're single. Dayokanu is for sure.).

just curious.

btw, should you turn out to be non-white, the thread fit shut down oh[/quote]Tpia,

What are you talking about "non-white"? Remember when you told me sometimes you have trouble deciphering my posts? lol

Do you want to kill the thread?

Anyway, I have narrowed it down, but I can't pick just yet, because we have some who have not declared. Anon 1 2 3. Okay we'll remove one anon. So, I'm thinking 4 potential "suitors." We'll sort it out shortly. Do you think I need to do this by Vakentines day? Pressure!

I think you may have to take Dayokanu. He's not serious. tongue

P.S. I meant he's not serious about me. I think he's been hounding you for ages. You can also take FStranger and throw him away. He's bad news. I can't stand the sight of him anymore. I mean that. angry

Nairaland General › Re: Buzugee/Nairaland, So I Want To Talk About Living Abroad by isalegan2(op): 1:13am On Feb 11, 2011

Katsumoto:
Bobo yi, free me now.

Stranger will do what Stranger does. tongue

My parents do not discriminate. My mom cares if you have cashola (or gainfully employed). My dad cares if you have character. I am sure it will go smoothly.*

*If we get that far, of course. OAM4J might see the above. wink

Katsumoto:
Ma so gbogbo fun e ta ba lo je dinner lo jo ojo-ife (vals). Area i bo longbe no.

SE USA. Where are you?

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