₦airaland Forum

wisdomiskey:
lolz
yuh will die alone
nd wura will become a lezzbian

devonpaul:
people with sexy whatevs inthey name aare Hoes to me os yea bro, u gorrit right

martha89:
. In Oshiomohle voice go and die.

Like your girls die from AIDS and maltreatment from their _pimps in Italy?

JERRY1925:
Reading all this coments, just gets me scared..cos am actually falling for an Esan girl, she's actually alittle tof from wat I see, but I tot it's because we not dating or somtin...she even Syd she dnt cry wen people die....shes beautiful...but Steve.[

bilulu:
instead of telling dem not to b scared jux tell dem dat IF THEIR BABES IS NOT FROM EDO STATE THEY ARE ALL LEARNERS
Babe only weak guys complain about Edo babes..... it takes an Edo guy to handle an Edo gurls....... proudly Edo

sexyjessy:
am a young girl from edo state (esan central)

i really dunno y pple are so scared of edo girls esp d boys, once i mention am 4rm edo state ..dey draw bck ...it makes me sad cuz its not only in edo state u find witches or watever dey r everywhere...pls y'all shud stop it ..its nat fair dere r gud pple in edo state too..it depend on which of dem u meet
#proudlyedo


hv a nice day all

wisdomiskey:
i see dem viewing buh not
talkin.
az usual, Francis is terrified of yuh

Chidoks:
my head is swelling ooooooo.thanks for your blesdings.Honestly , i'm humbled sir, some ladies think i'm weak but when they come out with black eyes ( due to their hubby's 'impartation') i just thank God for my weakness.

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Just stay HAPPY in marriage while their relationships are in a limbo.

Have they ever wondered why most TRUE feminists (not the fake Nairaland brand) are single?

The Beyonce analogy of being a true feminist is hoax.
The same woman sung 'Single Ladies' to depict that a woman is incomplete until a man " comes put a ring on it" and makes her his wife.

The same Beyonce named her tour "THE MRS CARTER" to depict that being married to a man ELEVATES her.

The same Beyonce sang "Rise Up". Listen to the lyrics and you'd find out she's encouraging men and women to risk it all in relationships.

In 'Half Of A Yellow' by Adichie ( their supposed feminist mentor), she portrayed Olomma(?) as the damsel-in-distress who looked up to and needed saving by Odenigbo.

Olomma(?) was the DUTIFUL girlfriend, and later, wife of Odenigbo. Adichie portrayed women as the WEAKER BEINGS and HELPERS.

I implore any of these feminists to counter these claims...or they might conveniently avoid these truths.

cowgirl9090:
Are you a brother to thesono.fmark

Swaggzkid:
Where is Thes.onofmark?

wisdomiskey:
nd it will konitu 2 remain
so until francistony stopz meddling
in grown affairz

Francis, go back 2 d education section where
yuh belong.

FriedPlantain:
Taah, the supposed Prank played by Da Vinci with the Monalisa painting is nothing but a myth. You lot just see it as a Prank because that is what you want to see and not necessarily what it really is. The main reason that painting is still a mystery to everyone is because of the weird and funny smirk on the lady in the painting's face. Nothing else!

Did Da Vinci ever mention the name of the suppose "woman" who modelled for him?

How come he skipped mentioning the person who inspired Monalisa yet he mentioned others?

FriedPlantain:
Gimmick alert! gimmick alert!

You claim the Monalisa is a woman. Can you mention the woman who modelled for Da Vinci?

FriedPlantain:
Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol opens with a bold word: FACT. "All rituals, science, artwork, and monuments in this novel are real", it says.

The Da Vinci Code, his previous bestseller, began in a similar fashion. "All descriptions of artwork, architecture, documents, and secret rituals in this novel are accurate"


Looks like Dan Brown doesn't share similar sentiment with you.

FriedPlantain:
I already did.

Moreover, there is no evidence anywhere to validate your claim that Da Vinci was really bisexual back then, if you ask me, I would day it is nothing but a myth. One of the many gimmicks all these artistes pull to make their work more controversial and popular as well. Have you ever seen the Van Gogh 'missing ear' painting and have you by chance heard the contrroversies surrounding it?

ronald4lif:
I'll be aloof on this one.

I sense it's a prelude to further grilling which would expose my previous submission as irrelevant and dodgy for not partaking.

Which makes mine about Ishi' a hoax.

FriedPlantain:
Error no 1 - Dan Brown claimed Leonardo Da Vinci painted Mary Magdalene sitting next to Jesus Christ in his 'last supper' work.

One of Dan Brown's proofs is that John looks so feminine, but John is often portrayed in such a way in art because he was young.

Go to any cathedral and look at the stained-glass images of John. Just as you can identify Peter because he is holding keys, and you can tell Andrew because he is holding a Cross like an X (the kind on which He was crucified), so you can tell John by his feminine looks. But suppose it were the case that Leonardo intentionally painted Mary Magdalene next to Jesus instead of John, because Jesus and Mary were allegedly married, and Leonardo was in on the secret, then where is the "beloved disciple" John? He is not in the picture. Where is he? Under the table?

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ronald4lif:
The contest is for the spouseless, not for the matrimonials on which club I'm an associate.

FriedPlantain:
Have you read Da Vinci Code and have you ever seen the 'The last Supper' picture before?

ronald4lif:
The.SonOfMark, who are you courting in the wooing challenge? I trust you got them hands.

Ishi', so she'd reduce the rate at which she hunts my moniker.

Who are you courting?

FriedPlantain:
Nope I'm no Catholic. His conspiracies are not real and his books are filled junks sold to the unsuspecting public as fiction mixed with facts and researches.
Detailing all the errors, misinterpretations, deceptions, distortions, and outright falsehoods in his books make one wonder whether Brown's manuscript ever undergi editorial scrutiny or fact-checking at any point.

Sorry dude, I know you are big far of Brown but that guy isn't half as good as you guys think.

Or do you want me to start listing some of his really outrageous errors out?

FriedPlantain:
Dan Brown 's attempt to harmonize academic, research and fiction in his works have left his books riddled with numerous Lies and errors. The nigga is also a one way traffic kinda writer, I can close my eyes and predict half the words to expect in every page of his book I can lay my hands on.

Ishilove:
Dan Brown is really good, but don't forget that his books are kinda academic so it doesn't really appeal to everyone. I still maintain that King and Koontz remain among the best in their genre.

Ishilove:
I don't have a particular Christie favourite. All her books are wonderful!

You can try The Miss Marple Series, as well as those featuring Hercule Poirot, but all in all, the one that stands out is one about a lady who was always threatening to kill her husband because the man was a philandering artist. When unfortunately the man is murdered by poison, she is the first and only suspect. She is jailed, and dies in prison.

Twenty years later, her daughter hires Hercules Poirot, the investigator with a cone shaped head (lol) to clear her mother's name and it is later proved that the woman was innocent. The end was smashing! Totally unexpected!

I can't remember the name of this particular Christie novel (I was in my early teens when I read it) but it stands out in my memory.

I have so many favourite King novels, but The Shining, The Bodysnatchers (he watched her come out of the vehicle. Oh look, here comes Super Biitch, faster than a speeding hate mail, able to leap over cringing family members in a single bound ) and The Dreamcatcher are my all time favourites.

Gosh!! Stephen King is THE KING

For Koontz, 'Intensity' is my best of the best. The novel was so...intense... So psychedelic, so frigging deep. Even Koontz himself admitted that writing the book emotionally wrung him out because of the intensity of the novel.

My favourite line in the novel is: ...she squeezed her butt tight, tighter than a politician's fist around a cash bribe...

After reading the book once, and again, and again, I couldn't go further because it always left me feeling weak inside.

That, my friend, is a classical work of art. That is the kind of creation most writers can only dream of

The present generation of American writers are learners compared to these men