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I haven't forgotten how to spell.
those who chat with me know I don't use text language.

SIRKAY98:
Ode

idiot

MidasTouche01:
Aunty, how are u?


Being a while

Im fine o.... You?

Holyfield1:
Fake -ass motherfucker

Kogbona Kotutu
Alabarameji
Sangotade

Everything boils down on self discipline. If you are self disciplined, you won't allow your smartphone to take the place of those things you enumerated; you must know when to say "no" to your phone.

eezeribe:
Stop generalizing.your list is probably For the average ones out there,who live on their phones.
Go to Medical and law schools and you will see people who don't have time to touch their phones for days.

He probably wasn't talking of academic books

hotspec:
I totally disagree with OP's opinion on number 4. Researches have shown that increased use of smart phones has indeed increase and improve reading culture. Millions of people now read on d screen rather than physical reading which has its limitations. For example check d number of members (readers) here on naira land and tell me which Library in d world can physically bring that number together to read at once?

Olodo ni e.

When last did you read a book? A novel? Hardcopy?

Olodo ni e, once again.

ednut1:
There was a day i was writing on paper and was waiting for auto correct. Have stopped using auto correct o. E dey gradually diminish spelling

JESUS CHRIST, CHAI MY CHEST IS PEPPERING ME

estyvino:
Afonja sef

Couldnt type what I wanted.Too little time

demiladegold:
Im fine o.... You?

I'm good, how's school?

Unionised:
Olodo ni e.

When last did you read a book? A novel? Hardcopy?

Olodo ni e, once again.

I will only reply u with ds screen grab of my phone and to tell u dt u need 2 doses of...

hotspec:
I totally disagree with OP's opinion on number 4. Researches have shown that increased use of smart phones has indeed increase and improve reading culture. Millions of people now read on d screen rather than physical reading which has its limitations. For example check d number of members (readers) here on naira land and tell me which Library in d world can physically bring that number together to read at once?

I agree with u. I dont read at all before but now i can spend 10hours reading on screen.

eezeribe:
Stop generalizing.your list is probably For the average ones out there,who live on their phones.
Go to Medical and law schools and you will see people who don't have time to touch their phones for days.

Most times I forget where my phone is.
Someone has to call my line before I can locate it.

hotspec:
I will only reply u with ds screen grab of my phone and to tell u dt u need 2 doses of...

Olodo ni e sha...

Na hardcopy be that?

A ni olodo ni e se....

Opening bible verse on a hard copy version

letter writing

very educative post, I have lots of ebooks on my phone, but I still buy books to build my library to train my children on how to love reading

No 1 should be How to Reason.

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muller101:
Letter writing

you must have fallen from the stone age.

hotspec:
I totally disagree with OP's opinion on number 4. Researches have shown that increased use of smart phones has indeed increase and improve reading culture. Millions of people now read on d screen rather than physical reading which has its limitations. For example check d number of members (readers) here on naira land and tell me which Library in d world can physically bring that number together to read at once?

you r on point bro. I use ebooks, download my novels via pdf, epub formats. Potable n accessible any time, any where.

onyedika946:
you must have fallen from the stone age.

go and recalibrate your GPS apparatus