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dayokanu:
I would be leaving work now and going for mid week service in chrch but I should be back home by 10:30 CST and would answer all questions.

You live in Texas?  That's on central time, right?  I always forget that.

dayokanu:
Ok. Ask me any question and I would answer you.

I would be leaving work now and going for mid week service in chrch but I should be back home by 10:30 CST and would answer all questions.

Ask me anything I dont have anything to hide.

dayokanu:
Compile all your questions ohhh

I don't have any questions. I was just shooting the breeze.

fstranger1:
OK forget about it Isale!

What's the matter?

Hi Tpia.  Talk about DK.  He's here somewhere.

fstranger1:
Hello Atopy baby:

If you were to describe oga DK to a starnger, how would you describe him?

Please be honest ok?

You're walking a minefield.  This will come back to bite you in the behind, Stranger!

Stranger, How're you feeling?  And why are you asking "what do you do exactly" like that?  I think we have lots of company though.

Hi!

WTF! Bandit! Bandit! Bandit!

fstranger1:
So Isale. what do you do exactly and how long have you been in the US?

I don't want to put too much personal info on here, but you already know what my degree is in. . . (some more gradually).

Why don't you answer the questions I asked you?

Company. Finally.

Talk about your stay abroad. We'll stay on topic. Or read the whole thread and come back.

fstranger1:
HAHAHAhA!

Oga DK is going all over the forum chasing girls!

He really wasn't.  Stranger, don't start anything.  I'm sure he's fun to talk to. And I invited him. I prefer this thread than going from thread to thread. Do you prefer no one else posts in it but us?

Buzugee is the one I'm gonna rip into if he ever shows up.  How hard can it be to find a thread with your name in the title?!

fstranger1:
What?
Why are we inviting Oga Dk again?

Haramu!
Haramu!!
Haramu!!!

I didn't want to derail the other thread.  And I've already established this is a hangout thread.  If you read the whole exchange, you'll see it's all innocent.  I'm posting here cos I don't want to post anymore in the other one.

P.S.: As you can see above, I also invited Ileke. Was bored. Also, was glad DK wasn't mad at me. Probably mad at you though.

From Ileke-Idi:

Will holla later tonight, got a paper to finish. . . . I know you get brain, se e fe ba'mi ko? 

Ileke, What's your paper on?  Shoot.  Maa ba e se. 

[quote author=tpia* link=topic=593399.msg7609834#msg7609834 date=1296078881]i'm listening to the clip right now and i fail to see what the problem is.

Is it her nigerian accent? [/quote]It didn't sound that bad to me either.  Maybe the print was small; maybe she hadn't previously rehearsed the speech.  Or maybe I'm missing Nigerian accent too much, having almost list mine completely.  I remember having primary and secondary school teachers who talked just like this, and they got the lessons across very well.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=593399.msg7609247#msg7609247 date=1296073171]ROTFLMAO!!! OMG!!! I swear, I laffed my azz out!!

Video was excruciating. Why do I cringe, anytime I hear "Nigerian women"?[/quote]All right.  A lot of older women talk like that.
Anyway, sis, na fight? holla at your girl later.  You know where.  

We've derailed this enough. Will see you there.

dayokanu:
^^The bolded just stress the fact that most of them have never travelled outside the country before.

How are you dearie?

Oh, OK.  I'm well. I have a hideout; you can come in but don't start anything.

Look in Foreign Affairs. 

buzugee:
let me in now. it aint no fun if the homies cant get none. snoop dogg where the fun at ?

If you can't find it, ya don't deserve to be there.  And please, for the love of Mike, don't blow me kisses.  We talked about that.

dayokanu:
A child can be good anywhere and a child can be bad anywhere.

Nigerian school children who join CONFRA while in school, most of them never saw airport once in their lives.

Hello. How are you?  I hope I'm not on your s#*& list.   I don't understand the bolded.  Yes, I do agree that children can turn out good or bad regardless of the country they're in.  I like to think the way I would raise mine they'd turn out the way I "planned."  I know, life doesn't work usually work out the way we planned. 

I wait anxiously for a resolution to this case. That said . . .

We really need to have a stronger community and political/interest group presence.  There's strength in numbers.  Nigerians in the USA need to come together under one umbrella so we can infuence things to our benefit.  That's the way every other group does it.

All these craziness: envious people thinking they can get away with doing harm to us and feeling secure they can get away with it; undocumented Nigerian residents who are victims of crimes afraid to go the authorities, etc.

I'm really pissed.

They almost got away ruling that homicide a suicide! 

Things need to change.  Seriously.  Regardless of how it ends up.

Even if we plan on being here temporarily (which is no longer the case for most) we just need to start participating in grassroots Nigerian organizations in our community.  Regardless of your visa or residency status.  I just would like everyone to look into that.  There's strength in numbers.

buzugee:
badagry ko ketu ni

Whatever. My work is done here. I have my own thread where all the fun happens. You're banished though. Ileke knows where. Kiss my buttons, Badagry!!! I'm off.

buzugee:
matter fact if kunta kinte had seen the way i was whipped, he would have thanked his massa for being such a nice and loving man to him. thats how much i was whipped.

buzugee:
i was whipped so hard, a zebra thought i was his kinfolk when he saw all the stripes on my body.

Bwahahahaha. I'm laughing so hard I'm drawing attention to myself. Free me!

buzugee:
i shall have you know that i was whipped almost everyday so hard with koboko and lanyard, i thought my name was kunta kinte.

LOL.  Kunta Kinte was a good man.  hahahahaha.  You're not fit to bear his name.  Even if he was imaginary.  

They say when you beat the kids too much they become desensitised to it.  Pay attention, Mrs. Ileke.  Would you want your boy to turn out like Badagry?    

::Kneels in prayer begging Allah to ensure none of her twin boys turn out like the wild man::

buzugee:
that she is. then when her child ends up being a dwarf from carrying that big ol cement block every day for 1 hour on his head, she will say someone has done juju for her son. not knowing the heavy cement stunted his growth

hahahaha.  I was just kidding anyway.  I forgot the smilie  .  You certainly have to severely discipline some kids.  For example, a few more caning and knocks on the head would have set you on the straight and narrow, Badagry.  Alas, it too late now.  We just have to pray the judge will be merciful when you get caught.

Ileke, I'm thinking you were telling the truth all along.  You know about what.

About corporal discipline, I'm not opposed to it.

I would prefer to raise my kids in Nigeria, but we can't always get what we want.  I'm sure there's a way to raise your kids with the values you cherish - no matter where you are.  That's my 2cents on the thread topic.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=592719.msg7608659#msg7608659 date=1296067017]But caining and cable-wiring will do. . . . NO SPARING THE ROD or CABLE WIRE. Infact, I need to remember to buy a few bircks on my way home today, my child will be lifting those brick(s), on top of his head,  for an hour or more. Simple punishment.  [/quote]Wow!  Ehen, 1 hour ke?  Se mo le bebe?  Can I beg for his pardon?  Mean ol' witch!

Today abroad:

News in USA all about Obama's SOTU address.  Been there done that.  I didn't get the full Chris Matthews though.   We'll get some more today.  Sure he has a lot to say since last night.  And his favorite tea party rightwinger Congresswoman Bachman would have given him so much ammunition.  ::Rubs hands with glee anticipating cranky old man::

Caught a bit of NBC's Today Show.  They're not even pretending to be journalists anymore.  Is Matt just picking the ones he fancies?  Lovely girl in thigh high boot in favor, Natalie's old news now?  And Meredith still hanging in there.  And before that was Ms. Campbell Brown.  Just rename it The Today Show with Matt Lauer and his Groupies.  Won't hurt the ratings any.
Speaking of groupies, Stranger, keep yours out of this thread, and in the Romance section where they belong.  

Other foreign news:
30 years and counting, Mubarak is still holding on to power in Egypt, propped up by the biggest lovers of freedom, self-determination and democracy in the whole wide world, the good ol' USA.  Go on Sam's army!
The natives are restless though.  Yes, it's spreading all over. 

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/27/world/middleeast/27egypt.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&hp

. . . In the days leading up to the protests, more than 90,000 people signed up on a Facebook page for the “Day of Revolution,” organized by opposition and pro-democracy groups to be held on Police Day, a national holiday. The organizers framed the protest as a stand against torture, poverty, corruption and unemployment. The Muslim Brotherhood said it would not officially participate, though some members were among the protesters in Cairo.

But many people said they did not belong to any particular group and were attending their first demonstration. They included Ramy Rafat, 25, who said he lived in El-Marg, an impoverished neighborhood in north Cairo. Mr. Rafat, who has a master’s degree in petroleum geology and is unemployed, said he learned about the protest on a Facebook page for Khaled Said, 28. Mr. Said’s family says police officers fatally beat him last year.

“There are a lot of things wrong with this country,” Mr. Rafat said. “The president has been here for 30 years. Why?”

Aya Sayed Khalil, 23, brought her sister, her mother and her father to the protest. “I told them the revolution was coming,” she said. Asked about their political affiliation, Ms. Khalil’s mother, Mona, said, “We’re just Egyptians.”

The marchers came from all social classes and included young men recording tense moments on cellphone cameras, and middle-age women carrying flags of the Wafd party, one of Egypt’s opposition groups. A doctor, Wesam Abdulaziz, 29, said she had traveled two hours to join the protest. She had been to one demonstration before, concerning the treatment of Mr. Said.

“I came to change the government,” she said. “I came to change the entire regime.”

adconline:
As the Researcher in Chief on NL, U called the OP a female only to be reminded by the OP that he's a male.

That was my fault, not Buzugee's. Even though I'm sure he's guilty of a lot of really bad things in this life and previous ones.

fstranger1:
I see

Thanks
Ofcourse, i am clean. i am just worried that they did not put it in wording that : we searched so so and so record"

They just wrote he is clean and thats it.

Okay, I didn't mean anything by it. If you were a criminal, you wouldn't be nervous. You'd know what to expect.

So, I really don't know if they list all or some of the below. Since I had nothing, I'm not sure.
- Arrests
- DUI
- Indictments
- Convictions
- Imprisonments / Jail
- Probation
- etc

P.S. I'm gonna check your posts. I feel you're up to no good. I'm gonna check on Ileke too and what else is going on out there on NL. I do like my little thread though.

fstranger1:
This is just by the side

I am supposed to do it and my organisation want it to cover 7 yrs plus sex offender's record.
So i got the result back and it was clean, but they did not say that they checked the sex offender's registry and 7 yr crap. they only wrote that they searched the master fingerprint file of my state and that they found nothing on me.

Just wondering If i need them to change the wording or not. May be i am just worrying too much!

They've checked everything.  Sex offender is also included in criminal history.  It's done.  Why are you worrying?  You should know if you . . .  Anyway, I know how it feels.  I never so much called the police when I had to get a Criminal background report, and I had done a job where they did it.  But the fact that I had to go get it myself was freaking me out, cos I didn't know what would be on there.  So the guy gave me the report, and I ask him, "where is it, where is the info?"  He said, "That's it. If you have no records, there is nothing on the page."  It says "No Record Found."

fstranger1:
When you do fingerprinting for criminal background check, does it cover everything?

Where'd that come from? I've done it. I believe it has to be done in each state you live. Have to do it again for something else. Clean record. Only lived in one state so far.

I'll check so I can give correct info, ok?

P.S. Some weirdo is calling into C-Span. Don't know wtf he's talking about. He's freaking out too. Freak!

The guy doing the Repub's rebuttal is better than the clown governor from Louisiana that did last year or the year before.  This one is a committee chairman, congressman Paul Ryan. 

And then Chris Matthews' favorite congresswoman Michelle Bachman is gonna deliver the Tea Party rebuttal.  Oh, it's getting good. 

Or not.  What are you doing?

fstranger1:
I understand that the foreign policy is same irrespective of who is in power

The problem is that he is trying to sell it as some sort of benevolence act, like America has nothing selfish to gain from supporting chaos in Tunisia

The guy is a fucktad.

Well, I'm sure you surmised how I feel as well. But I'll let you vent.

fstranger1:
Why is Brandon at the SOTU, if not for attention?


This guy is a not-so-smart person!

Brandon who?  Missed it.  

The only fun part of the SOTU is always watching the drama on the floor when they're entering and jostling for attention and handshake, the human interaction, the jumping up and down and the fake clapping after every bullet point, the dour face of the opposition, the president's aides with their talking points and the talking heads and their one-upmanship. . .

I do like to switch to C-Span though, cos that's the only place where you'll hear the public viewers calling in.  Let's switch there. Or back and forth cos that can get boring.

fstranger1:
This Obama is an hypocrite

He ran to Harvard because harvard does not allow the Military on their campus

Now that he is president, he wants them to be allowed on campus to recruit innocent students

You see why I dislike this guy.

American foreign policy is the same no matter who's president.  You best believe that!  Repub or Dem.

fstranger1:
Now some stupidd sob story!

hehehe.  

It is hard to reply here.  I want some sympathy.  Can't even concentrate on speech. No regrets there though.

fstranger1:
Is the phuccing speaker crying?

Neh, He's just really tanned. Obama took a cheap shot.  "You used to sweep a barbershop." nananananan nah nah.

fstranger1:
^^^

How?

I had to do detective work to come up with the right post.

Anyway, i dont need your validaation

I can tell from my pay-check!

Oh, really?  You don't?  You'll eat your words.

fstranger1:
Are you listening to the speeech?

American imperialism at her best?

Talking about Sudan. . . I am so sad!

America is too powerful and it does not augur well for the world

You confuse me.

fstranger1:
See how he is covertly supporting chaos in Tunisia?

How is that fair, now why would I not support Osama to blow up this goddamn country

You confound me.