omolola100:

I'm not sure it wil last long....it looks like the man was forced, the husband put on white sneakers on the suit.

dgee1:
Professor English, you're not better than the OP. For instance, you don't "trash issues out", you "thrash them out". You see? I know where trashy people like you belong, so I don't have your time at all. Have a good day.

We4all:


When I called you ‘fish brain’, I wasn’t mistaken. You can ‘trash’ out issues, ideas, by speaking critically or disparagingly about it. Olodo, It is an idiomatic expression!

You can also ‘thrash out’ issues if you want to engage in a discussion with someone to determine the cause of a problem. The question is, why would I want to engage in a discussion with you?

I dared you to point out my grammatical blunders and let’s ‘trash it out’ by speaking critically about it and not find a solution to it.

Unfortunately, since the only English word you can recall is ‘thrash’, you were stupid enough to call me out by embarrassing yourself on a public forum.

You claim to be grounded in English language but can’t figure out that English words can assume different meanings in a sentence.

That you were too dumb not to decipher a simple idiom validates the fact that your fish brain is hereditary. Too bad that was the only word that caught your ‘gonorrhea infested eyes’.

Finally, comparing me to the OP speaks highly of how dumb you are. How can you renege on your words when you first gave her a nod? Oloti……..

NotBeenPaid:

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The pastor kept emotionally swindling the congregation of their money and you fell for it giving out your last penny. No be better hungry bin waya you.

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omolola100:
Good evening Nairalanders, please don't mind my Grammer, I'm not a grammarian
One of our colleagues at work invited all members of staff to her sisters wedding in Akure..

The whole staff bought the ASO EBI which was sold 3k, and also paid 2k for the transport which was deducted from my salary.
On the wedding day, we left Ekiti around 8am and got to Akure around 10:20am, the lady welcomed us and directed us to the church venue,the program has not started when we got to the church, they are still waiting for the groom to arrive, the groom set in around after 11, and the program lasted for about 4hrs, throughout the program the pastor was just seeking for donation to build his church, the floor of the church has not been plastered likewise the buglary and Windows, the pastor was just looking for a way to empty our pocket by seeking for donation.

What surprise me most was that when it was time for the couples to receive their wedding ring, they spent about 25minute before the groom showed up, I saw people running after the man as he was looking for a way escape , immediately when the program, we expected the woman to bring our food, I was shocked when the woman said our food is still on fire, they are just preparing our food around 3:00pm, I was boiling with anger, what kind of thing is this? I only took bread and beans in before leaving the house, there is no way of feeding us.

I felt pity for the nursing among us, their kids has been exhausted and now looking like hungry lion, I don't have money on me again, I spent the last penny in paying offering.., I felt like crying that moment, but had to hold myself, I have wasted my time all the way from Ekiti..

Typing.........

dgee1:
Again, you belong where you belong: in the trash!

omolola100:

I'm very much ok now..
I'm getting over it.

ChybuzzDD:


I hope you're not a teacher teaching people's innocent children, with the bullshit you wrote up there

It'll be very disappointing if you are a teacher and don't know where to put a ''full stop'' or a ''comma' in a sentence.

Please note that sentences end with ''full stops/periods'', and not ''commas''.

omolola100:

I hear you sir
Go and steal 200# in the market and see the outcome..

mignone:

Esp burials.

ennon92:
What do you mean by they forced him?

Like they put gun to his head that he must do the wedding?

R.I.P Shinzo Abe

Oloruntobi4382:


Sounds like Yagba.

Enny2013:
Okun oooo Ar u an Okun guy?

OJODEL10:
in ekiti we greet okun ooooo tooo or in okun ooo depending on the person we also add ORA OOO at time