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Celebrities / Re: Beverly Osu Marks 22nd Birthday With Ethopian Themed Photoshoot by Pancho01(m): 12:09pm On Sep 27, 2014 |
Ok na lets clap for her cos she's now twenty shit |
Agriculture / Re: Why Can't Apples Grow In Nigeria? by Pancho01(m): 8:56am On Sep 27, 2014 |
Your question OP is like asking why can't palm trees be cultivated in d north. 2 Likes |
Nairaland / General / 10 Mysterious People You Will Meet In Danfo Buses Around Lagos by Pancho01(m): 9:30pm On Sep 14, 2014 |
Enjoy this piece on some mysterious but interesting people I see(meet) whenever I travel by Danfo [those yellow buses], around Lagos: 1. The co-driver: In a Danfo bus, you'll normally find a driver, bus conductor and other passengers. Among these other passengers is a co-driver i.e. a self-acclaimed one. You'll often hear him from the back seats giving orders to the driver on where to follow, how to step on the brake, how to swerve onto a new lane etc. And the driver most often respond: "Nayou dey drive?" Or "You wan collect steering for my hand?" 2. Red Alert: Imagine yourself inside a danfo bus and the driver is running on what seems like a top speed. Then all of a suddenyou hear a voice break into your chain of thoughts. More like a scream: "Ahn ahn, driver you wan kill us?" Or "Driver please take it easy o. I never marry." Sometimes the co-driver doubles as a "red alert". Other times another passenger plays that role. The main goal is to caution the driver so that we can all arrive safely. 3. Preacher man: Repent for the Kingdom of God is at hand. With the preacherman in your bus, you can barely hear yourself think. Forget about receiving calls in that bus. If you do, you will hear the person on the other line asking, "are you in church?". The good thing about a preacherman in your danfo bus is that you get reminded that heaven and hell is real. "If we all die now, where will you go? Heaven or hell?" Some passengers stare at him in anger. Why should you say if we all die now? Yes, of course we want to make Heaven. No we won't die in this danfo bus. 4. The pervert: One day I was in a danfo bus and I heard a woman say in a loud voice "if you try that again I will slap you." She was referring to the young man sitting beside her. The story was that the man was rubbing his elbow against her bosom. You can't really tell who is rubbing what because some of these buses are usually so jam-packed. The best thing is to position yourself well. But if you are unlucky you might fall victim of false accusation, this time a reversed psychology- one day, an older man pissed at the way a woman was protecting her frontage bluntly asked, "who wan touch your bosom?". According to him, he has more than that at home. Silence... 5. "Do you know who I am": This man or woman tells us in a danfo bus that he or she is a very important person so the bus conductor must not argue with him/her over N10 change. Enough said. 6. Political analyst: If you missed the news last night, and you have a political analyst riding the same danfo bus with you, may God bless your day. All is cool until he gets another politically conscious passenger to engage in the discourse. Sometimes their analysis is a comic relief. Other times depressing. Depending on the topic in focus. An elderly analyst tells the younger folks in the bus about the good old days. And the danger of having a "young" inexperienced president rule Nigeria. 7. GSM users: Sometimes, you enter a bus and everyone, well almost everyone, is on their mobile phone making calls. The one screaming at the top of his voice... Like hell the other person is deaf. 8. Sleep-attack: How do people sleep through the journey? In the danfo bus? On the bumpy Lagos road? Forget it. You don't know what their story is about. Body no be wood o. 9. Networker: The guy tells you that you have beautiful brown eyes and soberly shares his story. What is yours? Blank stare. 10. Tribalism: If war breaks out in Lagos, it might start from a danfo bus. One minute you enter a danfo bus and you see us all sandwiched in the air-tight yellow buses and you sigh in relief. The next, you hear an argument from the back row and the next thing, someone is yelling, throwing verbal punches at a particular tribe. End of story. These are my first ten. There are more categories to meet. What are yours? Facebook.com |
Nairaland / General / Mysterious People You Will Meet When Travelling In Danfo Buses Around Lagos by Pancho01(m): 9:20pm On Sep 14, 2014 |
Enjoy this piece on some mysterious but interesting people I see (meet) whenever I travel by Danfo [those yellow buses], around Lagos: 1. The co-driver: In a Danfo bus, you'll normally find a driver, bus conductor and other passengers. Among these other passengers is a co-driver i.e. a self acclaimed one. You'll often hear him from the back seats giving orders to the driver on where to follow, how to step on the brake, how to swerve onto a new lane etc. And the driver most often respond: "Na you dey drive?" Or "You wan collect steering for my hand?" 2. Red Alert: Imagine yourself inside a danfo bus and the driver is running on what seems like a top speed. Then all of a sudden you hear a voice break into your chain of thoughts. More like a scream: "Ahn ahn, driver you wan kill us?" Or "Driver please take it easy o. I never marry." Sometimes the co-driver doubles as a "red alert". Other times another passenger plays that role. The main goal is to caution the driver so that we can all arrive safely. 3. Preacher man: Repent for the Kingdom of God is at hand. With the preacherman in your bus, you can barely hear yourself think. Forget about receiving calls in that bus. If you do, you will hear the person on the other line asking, "are you in church?". The good thing about a preacherman in your danfo bus is that you get reminded that heaven and hell is real. "If we all die now, where will you go? Heaven or hell?" Some passengers stare at him in anger. Why should you say if we all die now? Yes, of course we want to make Heaven. No we won't die in this danfo bus. 4. The pervert: One day I was in a danfo bus and I heard a woman say in a loud voice "if you try that again I will slap you." She was referring to the young man sitting beside her. The story was that the man was rubbing his elbow against her bosom. You can't really tell who is rubbing what because some of these buses are usually so jam- packed. The best thing is to position yourself well. But if you are unlucky you might fall victim of false accusation, this time a reversed psychology- one day, an older man pissed at the way a woman was protecting her frontage bluntly asked, "who wan touch your bosom?" According to him, he has more than that at home. Silence. 5. "Do you know who I am": This man or woman tells us in a danfo bus that he or she is a very important person so the bus conductor must not argue with him/her over N10 change. Enough said. 6. Political analyst: If you missed the news last night, and you have a political analyst riding the same danfo bus with you, may God bless your day. All is cool until he gets another politically conscious passenger to engage in the discourse. Sometimes their analysis is a comic relief. Other times depressing. Depending on the topic in focus. An elderly analyst tells the younger folks in the bus about the good old days. And the danger of having a "young" inexperienced president rule Nigeria. 7. GSM users: Sometimes, you enter a bus and everyone, well almost everyone, is on their mobile phone making calls. The one screaming at the top of his voice... Like hell the other person is deaf. 8. Sleep-attack: How do people sleep through the journey? In the danfo bus? On the bumpy Lagos road? Forget it. You don't know what their story is about. Body no be wood o. 9. Networker: The guy tells you that you have beautiful brown eyes and soberly shares his story. What is yours? Blank stare. 10. Tribalism: If war breaks out in Lagos, it might start from a danfo bus. One minute you enter a danfo bus and you see us all sandwiched in the air-tight yellow buses and you sigh in relief. The next, you hear an argument from the back row and the next thing, someone is yelling, throwing verbal punches at a particular tribe. End of story. These are my first ten. There are more categories to meet. If still any let it flow. Facebook.com |
Romance / Re: Dealing With Teenage Girls Can Be So Frustrating! by Pancho01(m): 7:48pm On Sep 14, 2014 |
I can even see the immaturity in what u are trying to express op. 2 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: Comic Actors And Their Wives ( Photos ) by Pancho01(m): 2:53pm On Aug 22, 2014 |
lalasticlala: Mr ibuAre you sure this is mr Ibu's wife? |
Education / Re: Nigerian Teenage Scientists Develops Cure For Mouth Odour, Wins Award by Pancho01(m): 10:59am On Aug 22, 2014 |
Mmmm... The teenagers were highly proactive in using their unique human endowment of self-awareness, imagination, conscience, and independent will, in creatively bringing out this innovative idea. Cheers! |
Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 10:54am On Aug 22, 2014 |
RuudNisterooy: Lmao @most of the answers up there. Funny set of individuals.You are on point 1 Like |
Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 10:52am On Aug 22, 2014 |
prettythicksme: @op this pics you upload shows you like fine slimy babeI do like good things though |
Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 10:23pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
romzyxy: all these r long stories.....as long as the girl v chelsea n barca n fine small...e don finish oGuy when you first meet a girl you unconciously and consciously access her by all these above mentioned features |
Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 10:20pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
Dubby6: 1) A*sI can say boobs falls under no 5 |
Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 10:17pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
Jarchi: Stop lying who tell u say grow-up girl they get chest,oya do the needfu by correcting it to the rightfuJust take am say no be chest I mean 1 Like |
Sports / Re: What Is Your Favorite Movie Of All Times? by Pancho01(m): 10:13pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
Face off |
Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:38pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
9 . Dressing style Probably, this is surprising but most men do notice a woman ’ s dressing style . A recent study has found that most men prefer a classy dresser to a woman who shows too much of her skin . So , try to dress nicely and more classy. A great sense of style can tell a lot about you, keep it in mind ! 1 Like
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Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:36pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
8 . Skin Most men also pay attention to the way a woman’ s skin looks . Numerous surveys have indicated that a man sees a good complexion as a sure sign of health . Most men think that a woman with a healthy - looking complexion is healthy and she can produce healthy offspring .
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Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:34pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
7 . Legs Okay , it is not a surprise for you, I know . Most men love long legs and this is another thing they notice about women, but if you don’ t have long legs , don ’ t worry ! There are plenty of other qualities that matter much more to men than a beautiful pair of legs !
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Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:32pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
6 . How fake are you ? Men also notice how fake women are . If you have hair extensions , fake eyelashes and nails , he will definitely notice it . To most men, fake means high maintenance and large expense. While fake eyelashes might draw his eye , he won ’ t like them . If you want to attract a guy, make sure you stick with your natural look . 6 Likes
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Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:30pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
5 . Chest Perhaps you think that chest is the first thing guys notice when they meet a woman. But , you are wrong ; guys are not as superficial as many women think . Numerous polls and surveys have shown that men notice a woman ’ s chest only after her smile and her eyes. Breasts are usually considered to be a sign of youth and fertility, and it ’ s one of the reasons why most men pay attention to woman ’ s chest.
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Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:29pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
4 . Weight Weight is one of those things most men notice about women. It may sound shallow , but it actually makes sense. Sure, he ’ s not judging you, he ’ s just noticing . So don’ t take it too personal . After all , weight is not a true love knows no barriers . If he doesn ’ t like your weight and he says it to you, he doesn ’ t deserve your time . 2 Likes
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Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:25pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
3 . Hair Sure, men notice a woman ’ s beautiful and healthy hair. Trust me, all those hours spent in the hairdresser ’ s chair are not in vain . Most guys think that a stylish , healthy, shiny and sleek hair is a sign of health and youth . Also , you need to know that most men like to be with a woman with natural and soft hair that smells good too . 2 Likes
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Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:22pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
Rapmoney: Op, you goofed! The first thing I notiice in a woman is her professional status. I would rather remain single than date a liability! Forget the smiles; if she like, let her smile from here to Zimbabwe, if you ain't doing nothin, forget it!guy chill am not through yet |
Romance / Re: 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:14pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
2 . Eyes Another common thing men notice first about a woman is her eyes. I ’ m sure you’ ve heard that the eyes are the windows to your soul . They can tell us a lot about a person . It can be easy to find out if someone is lying to you or simply telling the truth. 1 Like
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Romance / 9 Things Men Notice First About Women by Pancho01(m): 9:00pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
1. Smile A beautiful smile is one of the things most men notice first in a woman. I know it’s not so surprising since everyone likes to look at a person with a beautiful smile. When a man first meets a woman, he notices her nice and genuine smile. So, smile more often since you never know who may be falling in love with your beautiful smile.
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Sports / Re: BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United Sign Marcos Rojo From Sporting CP by Pancho01(m): 8:08pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
Good move for Rojo nd good signing for man utd. But I believe man utd need three more signings before the transfer market deadline. |
Politics / Re: Atiku Ready To Declare For Presidency, APC Plans For National Convention by Pancho01(m): 10:05am On Aug 18, 2014 |
We keep saying 'the youths are the leaders of tomorrow' but I can't still understand why this old men from the past keep showing their faces. Are we moving forward or backwards? We keep drinking new wine from an old wineskin. |
Science/Technology / Re: 11 Animals With Violent Sex Lives by Pancho01(m): 8:41am On Aug 16, 2014 |
purplesummer: In the above listed creatures, almost all the females have their mouths open in a seeming scream or moan. I used to think onlyThat's better |
Politics / Re: Presidency Chides Fashola Over Attack On Jonathan. by Pancho01(m): 12:06am On Aug 15, 2014 |
kendrick93: i dnt tink jona should worry abt fashola.. fashola is just lookin for cheap attension anyway. his just a puppet for his master Tinubu.. if i were jonathan all dis men would hav been in jail by nowHaba! you know we are not running a military regime here, where one can't voice out his opinion. for crying out loud this is a Democratic era. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Real Madrid Vs Sevilla, UEFA Super Cup (2 - 0) On 12th August 2014 by Pancho01(m): 8:57pm On Aug 12, 2014 |
medtes100: hala Madrid! can't wait to see my Rodriguez and Toni Kross . after d super cup, we will win d King's cup den a treble dis coming season. go Madridfor your dreams abi |
Politics / Re: Suicide Bombers’ Trainer Nabbed With 16 Females by Pancho01(m): 12:52pm On Aug 11, 2014 |
hell no!!!! 2 Likes
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Politics / Re: The Sorry State Of Roads In Ejigbo Community Lagos State by Pancho01(m): 11:42am On Aug 11, 2014 |
I am like what the hell!!! there are places even worse than this. But let us be sincere with ourselves here, if we look at these places, people living there mess up their own environment. The way people rubbish their own environment is not encouraging and we see ourselves complaining all the time about the government, that they are not doing this they are not doing that. I know sometimes the government are to be blamed for some things but we all should receive an equal part of the blame. If you even take these group of people living in that area to a comfortable community abroad, they may even turn the place worse than this because the mentality is still there. First of all we need to change our mentality. We all should be mindful of the environment we live in. 3 Likes |
Romance / Re: See Why I Don't Make Friends With NL Girls (whatsapp Scrnshot) by Pancho01(m): 12:56pm On Aug 10, 2014 |
kultimate009: She no even go small.... So 4rm a stranger, 2k is anything? And you wonder why some guys rape these girls without any remorse.... Smhvery true... most of the time some girls are the cause of their misfortune. You can see a girl demanding the hell out of a guy, from 100 to 200 to 1000 to 2000k recharge card. |
Fashion / Re: Ten Funny But True Facts About Women. by Pancho01(m): 1:32pm On Aug 04, 2014 |
women's wee wee smells more than d men's. while men's poo poo smells more than women's poo 1 Like |
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