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Culture › Re: Is This The Way You Got Your Traditional Name? by petokey(op): 12:00pm On Dec 23, 2012
k2039: Lame, boring and dry.[img]http://1.bp..com/-hkmGzJ0SPeQ/TunibIOPO_I/AAAAAAAAABI/xr-gLJ7z6lg/s400/Yawns-Are-Contagious-770.jpg[/img]
grin na jealousy go kill you.grin
the baby is even yawning and laughing at the same time. gringrin
Culture › Is This The Way You Got Your Traditional Name? by petokey(op): 11:33am On Dec 23, 2012
If names of food ar 2 b put infront of our names such as
fufufemi, ewayemi, ebadamola, akpuchinedu, tuwoamina, dodopelumi e.t.c. what wil your name bhuh
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 10:19am On Dec 23, 2012
jude33084: Naija go better one day, what tense is it? wink

Future impossible tense lipsrsealed
gringrin**rolling on the flow laffing uncontrollably**gringrin

Guy u dey swear for naija ney? U must be a cameronean, i don't think you ar from this country?


shockedshocked future impossible tense? Haba u harsh ohshockedshocked

dis guy no be from naija?
Dis guy no be from naija.
Dis guy na from cameroun?
Dis guy na from cameroun.
Dis guy smoke weed?
Dis guy smoke weed.
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 10:40pm On Dec 22, 2012
mrrock: @petokey
No, I was addressing someone else, please check page 1 and 2 you will understand.
k
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 10:37pm On Dec 22, 2012
masperano: Pls wat is d meaning of this! In as much I aint an active nairalander threads like dis futher discourages me frm being active on nairaland! Mr seun sir whoever is d moderator dat brought dis thread to front page should b queried.However I will like to appreciate some moderators who are painstakingly doing dat job without any iota of unprofessionalism! Dis sir is my humble submission
thank u sir mr lawyer, we don hear.
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 10:34pm On Dec 22, 2012
[quote author=mxxpunkxx!]Then i guess your mother never taught you well . . as she was busy hooking all nite long[/quote]Na u get ur mouth?
Na u get ur mouth.
Ur mouth go kill u?
Ur mouth go kill u?
U b mumu?
U b mumu.
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 10:31pm On Dec 22, 2012
mrrock: He is coming?. Is not a good English.
Mind you we are discussing pigin english(naija language) here. So all you professor of linguistic as claimed please leave us with our naija slangs.
Entertainment › Re: How Many Words Have You Spoken This Year? by petokey(op): 10:28pm On Dec 22, 2012
ijebabe: That's one hell of a task! My right index finger will never be the same
i dnt undastnd
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 10:01pm On Dec 22, 2012
RantAlin: Na lie! It all depends on the person responding.


Example;

.....
"Eba dey?".... "Yes e dey, you want am?"
"OP dey craze?" ... "I no fit know o, but e be like sey the guy for use yaba left well" ....
Now tell me where you got your silly idea that question and answer are same in pidgin!
Na creativity gringrin
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 9:53pm On Dec 22, 2012
vocalprince: grin yam dey? Yam dey. Op dey mad? Op dey mad. Thank you.
Q> vocalprince dey craze?
A> vocalprince dey craze.
Q> He chop winch?
A> He chop winch oh.
grin
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men, So What If She's Not A Virgin? by petokey: 8:56pm On Dec 22, 2012
Eze Promoe: Counter-topic

[color=scarlet]Nigerian ladies, what if he's not rich

To all the
Nigerian ladies out
there, the fact
that he's not
rich and has
nothing doing to show for his hardwork does
not make him
any less of a
man without
any iota of
diligence
whatsoever, i
believe so many
nigerian ladies
or particularly
the african one
places too much
emphasis on
whether a
man is
rich or not.
There are some
self-proclaimed
rich men and
sometimes you
have to wonder
if this "richman" has been smoking
the biggest blunt
of them all,
because his
actions and
manner of approach speak
otherwise, and
then there are
some men
who aren't
rich and you
have to wonder
whether he's
lying to save
money or just
ashamed of his wealth.
Nigerian ladies
and women
what i'm trying
to say is people
change, as the
saying goes the
only thing
constant in this
life is change.
People change all
the time, just
because he's
had not so
pleasant financial status
doesn't
necessarily
mean he can't
be a good husband
and can't be
responsible like
most ladies want
in their men,
in a scenario
where you meet
a man, end up
liking him and
he confidently
tells you he
has no money
judgement upon
this man
starts almost
immediately,
"he's a poor man" "i
can't marry a
poor/trying man" as if you yourselves all came from rich family i
beg, As if being a
rich man will buy true love or keep the
marriage sacred
and holy, ladies so try and
be nice, i love all
people rich men or
trying men, we
are all people
with a human
soul! Thanks[/color]
thank u very much. Now let me see what they will comment.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men, So What If She's Not A Virgin? by petokey: 8:55pm On Dec 22, 2012
Eze Promoe: Counter-topic

[color=scarlet]Nigerian ladies, what if he's not rich

To all the
Nigerian ladies out
there, the fact
that he's not
rich and has
nothing doing to show for his hardwork does
not make him
any less of a
man without
any iota of
diligence
whatsoever, i
believe so many
nigerian ladies
or particularly
the african one
places too much
emphasis on
whether a
man is
rich or not.
There are some
self-proclaimed
rich men and
sometimes you
have to wonder
if this "richman" has been smoking
the biggest blunt
of them all,
because his
actions and
manner of approach speak
otherwise, and
then there are
some men
who aren't
rich and you
have to wonder
whether he's
lying to save
money or just
ashamed of his wealth.
Nigerian ladies
and women
what i'm trying
to say is people
change, as the
saying goes the
only thing
constant in this
life is change.
People change all
the time, just
because he's
had not so
pleasant financial status
doesn't
necessarily
mean he can't
be a good husband
and can't be
responsible like
most ladies want
in their men,
in a scenario
where you meet
a man, end up
liking him and
he confidently
tells you he
has no money
judgement upon
this man
starts almost
immediately,
"he's a poor man" "i
can't marry a
poor/trying man" as if you yourselves all came from rich family i
beg, As if being a
rich man will buy true love or keep the
marriage sacred
and holy, ladies so try and
be nice, i love all
people rich men or
trying men, we
are all people
with a human
soul! Thanks[/color]
thank u very much. Now let me see what they will comment.
Entertainment › Re: How Many Words Have You Spoken This Year? by petokey(op): 8:43pm On Dec 22, 2012
nikkyshyne: Because you dey ask waec question. Mtschew.
but waec question get answer nah.
Culture › Re: Pidgin: The Language Where Question & Answer Are The Same by petokey(op): 8:42pm On Dec 22, 2012
Coolval222: So na here you dey?
my broda, am just kooling off.gringringrin
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men, So What If She's Not A Virgin? by petokey: 8:35pm On Dec 22, 2012
joeydozzy: your view as I see it is pointless and what else do you think I was talking about. you can't just come here chastising the female non-virgins and not doing the same to your gender. Its barbaric
i know ur type, u ar just trying to win favour frm d ladies. Keep it up. The truth they say is bitter.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men, So What If She's Not A Virgin? by petokey: 8:31pm On Dec 22, 2012
ogugua88: I blame women sha. If they started marrying virgin men, 98.2% of the male population for Naija would never wed.
You know u aint telling urself the truth. How wil you know if a guy is not a virgin? Please i should not be misunderstood, aside sentiment, when u look at life generally, u wil know that life has not been fair to the female gender. I hav no choice than to say am proud to be a male and lucky as well. So ladies protect ur pride and we will give u ur respect.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men, So What If She's Not A Virgin? by petokey: 8:16pm On Dec 22, 2012
joeydozzy: so you believe girls useless themselves when they sleep with men? what of the guys who patronize hookers, love one night stands and brag about their conquests? stop this shitt, you sound like a lost cause
please don't join me with nairaland girls this night oh! I did not generalise mind u. I said non-virgins. And it seems u ar taking things personal don't be annoyed, am just exercising my civic right by giving my own view.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men, So What If She's Not A Virgin? by petokey: 7:55pm On Dec 22, 2012
U want the guys to give non-virgins a chance.
But y can't the non-virgins protect and guide their dignity in the first place. Not after uselessing urself, u come back shedding crocodie tears pleading for consideration. I believe guys are now wise up so am sorry, if you ar not a virgin ur value immediately reduces at the marriage stock exchange, QEDgringrin

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