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Romance › Re: What's The Big Deal In Friend Zoning A Guy? by OMA4U(m): 3:46pm On Jul 06, 2014

ITbomb: Life is too short to play around bro,
There is one I discarded on Wednesday, after 3 weeks of initial stuff (fast food, calls, chat, recharges, you know na), it came to the point for me to ask her to know my place, she come reply say, she no dey sure whether she should enter another relationship after her last experience, make we be friends.
As she dey talk am, my head dey calculate how much I don spend for the babe.
After she talk finish, I calmly told her say I like her straight forwardness but she for tell me this 2 weeks ago say my feelings for her don pass level to see her as just a friend.
I come tell her bluntly that for my side she cannot eat from the kitchen and yet does not enter the kitchen. Say that arrangement no favour my understanding of a relationship so it cannot work. Paid for the drinks and we left. I delete everything, na last night I see text say my chat no dey go (I blocked am), say she dey bored. I bin wan reply am say make she find me come my place if she dey bored but I come remember wetin Pastor talk today for church, I say make I save the text for draft, I go send am tomorrow

This is quite funny. Many of them seem not to know what they want. Playing around with a guy's feeling is catastrophic to his emotions. That friend-zone thing fit kill person.

So what did the pastor say? make you nak akpako today abi? lol...

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Romance › Re: What's The Big Deal In Friend Zoning A Guy? by OMA4U(m): 3:02pm On Jul 06, 2014

3cycle: Men and breastz eh
Smh

What is breastz without men, how much does the baby want to suck?

Romance › Re: What's The Big Deal In Friend Zoning A Guy? by OMA4U(m): 2:57pm On Jul 06, 2014

timpaker: I waste on my time on you, ignored other girls just to be with you and at the end I can't get at least 30% of your body? Oh crap! I'm not a teddy bear #SayNoToFriendZone

See response... you guys really got my likes. I never knew some guys reason this way. Fvck friendzone

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Romance › Re: What's The Big Deal In Friend Zoning A Guy? by OMA4U(m): 2:53pm On Jul 06, 2014

ITbomb: I'm the one that liked all the good post above me.

Fvrk friends, if I don't touch your breastz after 6 weeks of meeting you then bye bye.

Mind you, I have many female friends, but if I show special attention to you and you also expect me to be there for you then don't be selfish.

Bro, your own is too fast now. SIX weeks... choii

Romance › Re: What's The Big Deal In Friend Zoning A Guy? by OMA4U(m): 2:50pm On Jul 06, 2014

mencade5: please go and make friends with your brothers and male cousins,

if i cant fvck and kiss you then its bye bye

Nairaland is full of crazy fascinating guys. Nice response

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Romance › Re: What's The Big Deal In Friend Zoning A Guy? by OMA4U(m): 2:46pm On Jul 06, 2014

[quote author=Nasty-clown]Deal or no deal grin

[/quote]confirm!! deal or no deal. If no deal, move on to the next .........

Sports › Re: Super Eagles: The Insult Is Beyond Belief by OMA4U(m): 8:38pm On Jun 28, 2014

borga112: Only Algeria will make Africa proud.

France 5 - mumu republic of naija 0

You are a bastar.d! I live in Federal Republic of Nigeria same as other proudly Nigerians. Foool...

Music/Radio › Re: What Kind Of Songs Tuck You To Sleep At Night by OMA4U(m): 8:18pm On Jun 28, 2014

John Legend - all of me. Passenger - let her go. And any James blunt from tears and rain to heart of gold

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Nairaland General › Re: Reaction Of Nairalanders During The Offline Period! by OMA4U(m): 12:10pm On Jun 27, 2014

Ah! I miss nairaland. Nairaland became a missing part of me. I was just complaining and mummuring about how much I long for this site. One night I shouted, seun osewa, where are you? Wake up from your deep slumber and find solution to it. My friends were just bewildered at my reactions. Indeed am addicted to nairaland and i can't imagine life without it. I just pray this doesn't happen again.

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Literature › Re: Its Not Too Late To Change The Tide(a Short Story) by OMA4U(m): 12:23am On Jan 08, 2014

Good to hear that you're working on it. Don't worry you will get there

Literature › Re: Let Us Write A Poem About Love Together by OMA4U(m): 4:14am On Jan 07, 2014

Love, like the wind that blows the lovestruck
Love, like the liquor that sparks within the love-drunk
When one it hovers like a blanket, it's fantasy
When the blanket wet of love wine eludes unaware, it's heart broken

Literature › Re: Its Not Too Late To Change The Tide(a Short Story) by OMA4U(m): 3:50am On Jan 07, 2014

Story! Story! You know what, like someone said, it would have been interesting if you're writing for Primary 1 pupils. Try to give more descriptions. Follow the popular saying, show, don't tell. Give your readers the vivid pictures and be more articulate. Also, remove those unneccesary words in parenthesis.
Thanks...

Career › Re: Achieving The Dream Career: My Story, My Lessons by OMA4U(m): 2:44am On Jan 04, 2014

Nice one! Thanks for sharing.... We're waiting for more. I really need to learn

Literature › Re: What To Do About Short Stories...... by OMA4U(m): 1:42am On Jan 04, 2014*

princesa: The literary giants speaking in very elusive English. God help us, the learners

So you could see what I'm seeing with my eyes. May God help us oo, but you are one of them now.

It's been a while. Happy New Year o. I hope this year brings you immeasurable positive changes.

Education › Re: I Want To Know More About G.C.E by OMA4U(m): 9:23am On Dec 30, 2013*

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Literature › Re: What Do You Think Bawt The Increased Spate Of Storywriting By Nairalanders? by OMA4U(m): 9:17am On Dec 30, 2013

rapmike: Oga, i have heard you. In as much as you are right abt your post, ur tone made it seem like it was a personal attack, thats what am pointing out and thats why i referred to Larry's post. You emphasised so much on the shorthand.

Well, its all cleared up now, am waiting for the next contributor to come in. I hope he/she will nt use shorthand.

Rapmike, now you're talking. You have seemed to get what she was pointing out. You see, Ishilove has always been a good critic. So I'm not being biased. We shall all improve and get there someday.
Peace......

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Literature › Re: What Do You Think Bawt The Increased Spate Of Storywriting By Nairalanders? by OMA4U(m): 9:07am On Dec 30, 2013

Ishilove: Truth be told? I couldn't read your contribution. I always have a difficult time reading shorthand. I can't stand it so I zone out when I encounter it.

You are going off tangent. Who is talking about pidgin English here?? Pidgin English and shorthand are two very very different things. Did I tackle the syntax of writers alone? Scroll up and read agina before you say untruths.

I don't know why I even bother because it is very obvious you are not getting the point I am trying to make (or you don't want to).

See folks, I was right, wasn't I? When you criticise them they tag you 'oversabi'. Lol. It just never changes

I was about typing that. It's true that when you criticize them they call you 'oversabi' and that's why we're not getting sound criticism. I wonder where a writer is going when he cannot even handle the constructive criticism Nairalanders provide. Someone like Ishilove criticizes with an open mind and makes you know what's left to be added or where you get it wrong, hence you become better. I could remember when she criticized Royver, she pointed out things that could not be seen with an ordinary eye, except with the eagle eye of her likes.

Listen, gentle man, what am saying is that we need good critics, though their criticism may be harsh at times, but we have to learn from them and that's only way we could get better. It's not just common critics we get, 'Ride on I don grab pop corn, I'm following you, keep it up, etc.' If someone uses bad grammar for instance, let's hit the nail on the head. 'Guy, your grammar is not up to, I think you need to learn how to make good grammatical constructions.'

The objectives of critics to writers are not something we can handle with levity, if you really mean business.
Ishilove, thanks.

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Literature › Re: What Do You Think Bawt The Increased Spate Of Storywriting By Nairalanders? by OMA4U(m): 8:52pm On Dec 29, 2013

rapmike: Ok, i don hear you....

READ MY THREAD AND TELL ME WHERE I WROTE IN SHORTHAND IN MY STORY.......

i understand ur point about improving, but you can't just judge people's abilities on an informal setting, that's my point.

by the way, you just took a swipe at the shorthand without carefully viewing the post and proffering solutions to what i wrote, you could at least do that.

Ur tone sound judgmental so try and pipe it low...
my 2cents

P.S. EVERYONE DOES NOT COME UNDER UR RULE, SIMPLE

That's why some people cannot improve. 'Agidi' too much. Someone who knows better is trying to tell you what to avoid if you are serious about being a writer. At least, listen to them so that you can be better. Truly, that shorthand thing has deteriorated the way people write.
Ishilove and Larry-sun, nice contributions. Your head dey dere.

Mr. Man, abeg no attack me. I'm a learner o. I'm a novice, not even an amateur who is working hard to come out better. So don't bother to attack me. I know Nairalnders with their ever insults.

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Education › Re: 2014/2015 Utme And Admission Process by OMA4U(m): 1:23pm On Dec 24, 2013

promisechild: they don't allow that in uniben

Okay, I'm actually referring to Unilag. Any Unilag student in the house?

Education › Re: 2014/2015 Utme And Admission Process by OMA4U(m): 5:57am On Dec 24, 2013

promisechild: no he can't

But I think the change is still within faculty of engineeering

Education › Re: 2014/2015 Utme And Admission Process by OMA4U(m): 2:57pm On Dec 21, 2013

Good day, brothers.
I have a younger brother who is taking Jamb next year. He wants to choose Metalurgical Engr. in Unilag (for lower cut-off), and hoping to change to Mech. Engr in 200 level. How possible is this? I need good response, please.

Thanks.

Nairaland General › Show Your Appreciation For What You Have Learnt Through Nairaland This Year by OMA4U(op): 7:20am On Dec 20, 2013

I thought for a while about logging on Nairaland each day, but my conclusion is that it's worth it to browse Nairaland daily. It's an addiction that is profitable, because Nairaland is like a citadel of learning. You learn from others' posts and comments. You also get daily headlines through Nairaland and as well meet people who could help. I know many who have gotten help through Nairaland. So Nairaland is worth the addiction and daily logon at least.

Hence I'm ceasing this time to show my sincere gratitude to Nairaland for what I have learnt this year.
God bless Seun Osewa, God bless Nairaland and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Now to you, let's keep it going... Show your appreciation

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