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Laveda:Epic romance often begin with feud, but if you observed it was all smoke and mirrors towards the end. |
firstEVA:You'll get your chance to gauge my claims, dear. There are not many assertions I've made here that I can't defend. I can fill you up readily, watch your breath patterns to appraise how you're coping and adjust my pace and depth accordingly. You're a natural inspiration. |
Laveda:I thought nothing still comes as surprise after Buhari won the presidential elections ![]() |
[quote author=firstEVA post=40776405][/quote]Alright, sweetheart, you didn't do badly with the Michael Jackson lines, that's the kindest words you've said to me in our entire virtual existence. It now carries a new meaning to me.We are heading to the place where we'll go offline , away from nairaland and away from fiction. |
[quote author=firstEVA post=40775660][/quote]Only thunder? On your account I don't mind, I could take a bullet, anything for you. |
firstEVA:Stale news!!! Any time you mention him there's the big toothed emoji( ) I think I see beyond the shadows. This is a man's talk.If i could love you the way i hated you, If i could _fuck you like I e-duelled with you, and if you would fight back like you did- all red passion- you'll be experiencing the most heart stopping fairytale ever told. Only difference is that a pinch of reassurance will make you realize you're the heroine in your own live-movie. |
[quote author=firstEVA post=40770177][/quote]"Smart" isn't what i want to be considered by you. Move me up the ladder. You're physically anticipable and I am emotionally smitten, intellectually intrigued by you . Let my eyes behold that which promised the 2nd coming of Romeo and Juliet, and my lips shall loosen in psalmic hymns of worship. Do not be troubled, if you look as chubby as the lass in your DP or as straight as a model gracing the covers of Vogue Paris, i am a man of adjustable tastes, you have got enough sparks in your person to light the fireworks in the bed and off it. |
firstEVA:Dear, We'll never really know until you do. |
firstEVA:It is with you in it. Outside the crowd and traffic and noise, it is a nice place. The gateway to Nigeria. I have been there a couple times, none this year. Help me put a face to your personality. You have sat so long in the shadows. I'm a couple of hours away from you either in the South or East. |
Yes we can replicate what the Chinese has done economically. It took China all of 35 years of slogging to get where they are today. In Nigeria,I say solve the power grid problems, embark on infrastructural development, especially durable roads and most of our economic problems will disappear. If we could grow the economy with generators at the rate of 7% since 1999, what will be the rate of development if power supply is available? I predict double digit growth. If we could come up with Nollywood and the entertainment industry (the largest in Africa) with generators on set and horrible roads, Nigeria can do much more with better infrastructure on ground. Solve the power issue and cost of production, services and retail goods will reduced drastically. Foreign companies which go to Ghana for manufacturing purpose whilst targeting the Nigerian market will remain in Nigeria. Think about this, millions of SME's can be set up by ordinary Nigerians without extra budgeting for alternative power. Banks, firms and large companies will save billions of funds that go to the purchase of power plants, gas and maintenance. All the GSM network in Nigeria have generators in all their base stations across the country. That's hundreds of thousands of generators that cost billions anually to maintain and run. We can have call/data cost reduced by 50% if GSM companies don't have to rely on diesel generators. If we solve the power problem half of our economic and social mess will be obliterated. |
shizzy7:Hmm, that's saying alot. |
shizzy7:Thank you. But nothing puts me off than bigotry based on sheer ignorance. That's the dominant theme on nairaland national politics. I come to romance section sparingly, especially by "mentions" and "following"... I won't fill the slum book: I'm not qualified to.But I love the idea and laughed my ribs sore going through some of them. Your friend has got my curiosity aroused, and I am seeing the shadows behind her facade. |
raayah:Mr Alakija ain't no Alfa male. For Mrs Alakija to have the wealth she does, it means she ain't _fucking coming home every night, or cooking his meals. It takes time, discipline and effort to grow wealth. An Alfa male does not have divided loyalty, he is controlling and demands the full attention of his wife. Mr. Alakija puts up with Mrs Alakija , end of story. |
shizzy7:Been kicking their asses and having mine kicked as well. I kind of stayed far off from national politics; too much sectionalism there. I'm pro Nigeria. But the economy seems to be on autopilot, I must confess. |
Dafe20:Sorry, bro. No harm intended. But every great thread on NL always have a heated, controversial terminus. It is NL's tradition. |
TrapLORD:eternally true. We out of nkwerre and heading for another joint at abatete. It's a long , long night. SHE'S ON THE TRAIN!!! IT'S GON' BE A WICKED NIGHT. |
QatarPlayboy:Lolz, prettythicksme came forth and a Tarzan is suddenly unleashed to impress. Oya, give us that bestial growl and hop from tree to tree with the dexterity of a Kruger park primate to show her what a man you really are ![]() |
prettythicksme:It is one of the expediencies of mobile phone; the immediacy with which it can engage virtually. Also It's weekend. There are no other distractions. |
TrapLORD:Lolz!!! I'm not about to be distracted twice. Although, I usually can't resist the lure of e-fights. |
[quote author=QatarPlayboy post=40723394][/quote]I'm pachydermatous; I am not fizzled ![]() |
TrapLORD:All of it or some part? |
QatarPlayboy:temptation number 2. Are the spirits of the outer world out to spoil my preordained part ? Last night same distraction occurred. Tonight, I'm a lover not a fighter. I'm here to woo firsteva. Tomorrow might bring its fever Let me see where I'll journey forever |
firstEVA:Which lucky state in all of Africa's most populous nation is hidding you? |
firstEVA:Which lucky state in all of Africa's most populous nation is hidding you? |
QatarPlayboy: |
TrapLORD:Heard about their tales, bro. We no lodge o. We came from my boss' estate at Ideani. About 30mins drive. |
prettythicksme:Social media is kept alive by the oils of e-wars. Doubt it? The romance section shouldn't be this heated if it weren't true. |
QatarPlayboy:Men do not quote an indirect reference. It looks needy. |
TrapLORD:Gizzards for mitigating the effects of hangover. She's home-bound,bro. She's sipping Smirnoff already. She might get a little quid in the morning its all. |
TrapLORD:Man, the local delicacy here is something else. Roasted chicken never tastes so good. Nkwerre along bypass road close to the town hall is where I am. And there's a well-shaped, local chick who is already taken by my accent here. It's going to be a long night. And I won't be going to church tomorrow. I can't promise not to do the things my pastor said I should do this night. |
TrapLORD:I'm hitting up some bottles at the local bar here in Anambra. Came with my boss from Delta for a burial. |
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