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ola olabiy:
POSER!


Night vigil

Correct?

Incorrect?

Contextual?

Please, let's know.

I believe that with vigil, night has no business coming up, as vigil entails being awake at night to pray, watch over a sick one, etc. E.g: His body is getting hotter, I will keep vigil to monitor it.

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=525285.msg6884082#msg6884082 date=1286341837]Imo State [/quote]Which part of Imo State are you from?

Go to Laboratory church of God.

edoyad:
Let me guess , gej made orji file a law suit a few years back in anticipation of this. This Goodluck na evil, predictive genius.

lol.

Breaking News: 400 die of lead poisoning. Some people will also say : ah, GEJ. Haba!

Mr Cork's grammar is getting better, I bet he's drunk.

tkb417:
speak english

what are u saying?

Meaning: Girl you are strong and also sharp!

I think the question carries its answer. But no, no ultimata.

koastar:
The correct word is "it's" or it is

I meant to add it to Ola's sentence, "It seems rude", so as to get: "It seems rude but is actually not". Is it still wrong? Thanks.

Omo ibo, I got the first "no vex", you need not repeat it. We all have our toes stepped on as much as we step on other toes, so why let your conscience disturb you so? Enjoy your day.

tpiah:
actually, your question makes you seem female because it's usually women who emphasize these things.

men's own na bosoms or no bosoms, yansh or no yansh, etc.

not do women shave their armpit hair.

do you hang out with girls a lot?

No, girls hang out with me a lot. (no joke intended).

Youngichou:
@porter shouldnt you be ashamed posting this here? After all those crap motions, you still have the gods to put this here. Truly speaking i dont blame you.
Rubbish !

Chairman easy. The poster did not rate them, you know?

tpiah:
by now we should be aiming for quality in addition to quantity.

We are the Giant of Africa and the most populous black nation, yet we have no second-hand value. We're just like Methuselah whose only 'achievement' was being the oldest man in the bible without nothing significant to show for it. Then look at King Josiah. Jimoh Ibrahim buys dead companies and makes them breath again. If he buys a company like Nigeria, his name will be Sorry.

Hmm, so many national embarrassment on our Golden Jubilee.

ola olabiy:
I WILL NEVER EXAMINE NAIRALANDERS' POSTS AGAIN. NEVER!


It seems rude.

But is ACTUALLY NOT. However if you won't correct my errors in other threads, do so in this thread. I, Slap1 Nwaigwe, will be visiting this thread 'recklessly'. I'd even give you 'assignments' when (if?) need be. You're priceless, oh yeah.

ola olabiy:
Thanks for those names, slap1. What about Mike Awoyinfa, Duro Onabule and those guys (reporters) at TELL, TheNews, etc.

Opilogue (TELL), yah man. Brilliant guys.

Yeah, the etc is in their respect, including Dele Giwa. Great people.

190:
^^
thats the most sincere statement uve ever made in your NL stay ever!

190 wetin I do you? Did I pour sand into you and Omolola's garri? Thanks all the same.

OMO IBO:
LMAO
Slap, what exactly do you write??

If using the word 'insultive' is the only place you found me wanting then I'd soon be a Professor of English at Oxford. Have you heard of the word 'edit' or 'editor' before? Even Soyinka and Achebe have their works edited before they're published. James Patterson is the current highest paid author in the world, yet he has a TEAM that helps him WRITE, BEFORE the editors begin their work. It is out of the years of self-discipline and the knowlege of who I am that will make me not to use foul language against you. Thanks.

Don't fall in love, Godmother, you'll soon fall out. Grow in love. Best wishes.

How did you know?

@Ola, please will you bear the burden of correcting the errors in any of my posts henceforth, including this one? Thanks.

davidylan:
We have papers and magazines in common. I read papers too as a kid but only on weekends. I remember my saddest weekend mornings where those my dad refused to buy any papers. He mostly bought because of me at a point. . . i used to go pick my choice and everyone would have to read it. It was always punch and vanguard, maybe Guardian sometimes.

A lot of the folks you mention up there were mostly opinion writers . . . fantastic guys!

My day is not complete without reading. For Newswatch magazine I love reading Dan Agbese, Niyi Osundare, Mike Akpan, Ray Ekpu, Soji Akinrinade (now where is this guy? ), etc. I also read Dare Babarinsa, Dele Omotunde's Opilogue (creativity extraordinaire), Steve Nwosu, Simon Kolawole, Azu Ishiekwe, Louis Odion, etc.

[quote author=★★★★ link=topic=526066.msg6884743#msg6884743 date=1286351365]

why are you all getting worked up ? cant you all see the joke in the statement and move on  [/quote]The replies are mostly aimed at comedy, so the import is not totally lost on us.

madlady:
Actually no sarcasm was intended AT ALL.  

I only replied on your thread because you  are one of the guys who are normally quite understanding.

Ok, thanks. I think I'm flattered. . .

On a second thought your friend could be a confirmed homo!

And that friend of yours came out via the bleeding 'port'? He should grab a rope and do justice to himself!