₦airaland Forum

VictoriaBee:
I know sonofmark enough.
All the monikers i mentioned claimed to be a deltan.
There's no way yorubadelta could have known i accused 5mins except she's you with that "eebairotciv" moniker.
There's no way she could have created that moniker except she's 5mins because she logged out 7.28AM and i made the post 9.22AM while 5mins logged out 9.38 after seeing the post to create an alternate moniker.

LOL.

Sinnzu:
I didnt bro, i guess ishi gave me a soft landing.

Sinnzu:
Its flu oo.

We are supposed to be banned from the Romance section for a week so how did you bypass it?

herald9:
Oh! I thought you were a pro-Biafran considering your earlier posts.

herald9:
TSM, you know how cunning, egoistic and materialistic these Igbos are. If they eventually succeed how are we sure we'd be given the much needed recognition? As a-not-so-major-tribe, how are we sure they won't end up exploiting us? It's better we stick to the evil we know, than taking the risk and venturing into the unknown, thereby putting the future of our children in danger. Biafra is a fight for the Igbos not Ibibios...

Please reconsider...

BLOTRS:
not for the igbos alone, but it carries the igbo tag with it, the reason is because the igbos have been in the fore front of this agitation

INTROVERT:


Feel free to read any meaning to the statement by the president

Olamitisoji:
This is disastrous.

MrFlavvor:
watch her she go soon be first to comment on her. own. thread

Why are you guys obsessed with being the first to comment?

kinglekan:
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They are mostly known for their magical powers.

Fairies are not dull creatures like you asserted earlier on this thread. They are imaginary beings in human forms, mostly depicted as clever and mischievous. Even in cartoons they aren't depicted as silly creatures.


The term 'fairy' from the link you posted means a male homosexual. Which would mean that the contextual meaning of the word when used to address someone would technically mean calling him gay.

There are several kinds of fairies but am yet to find one described as feather brained like you opined. Leprechaun on the other hand wouldn't fit in the generic definition you gave for fairies.

But then again I am trying to reconcile why oaf's are regarded as clumsy, _stupid, silly and insensitive. I want to believe this is purely when attributed to humans considering the fact that Oaf's are offsprings of elves and elves are by no means described in such manner.

Looking at it from a different twist, one can say Oaf's are actually undergoing a metamorphosis and as young elves they exhibit these silly traits, which doesn't of course makes them any less than full grown elves.

Oaf ~ A changeling, specifically an elf's child, left in place of a stolen human child. These children were stupid and ugly.

[url=old.qi.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=6080&start=0] Source - Elf/Oaf[/url]

So I think its safe to say that you cannot define fairies based on the definition of an Oaf, just as you can't define a housefly based on the definition of a larva.
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Webster dictionary: An oaf also means a fairy or a stupìd person.
A leprechaun is a fairy.

http://i.word.com/idictionary/oaf


A fairy could mean a stupid person. Leprechauns are fairies: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fairy

Follow these links, Lekan.


There's a difference between literal and figuaritive meanings.

Like I stated on page 4, leprechaun is used by me in the figurative context and that is the context used in the Webster and Urban dictionaries links I have provide.

Note where a fairy is stated as the synonym of oaf.

FACTUAL analysis, sir.

Dharniel:
was just booking space with that smiley...

Dharniel:

You are DISAPPOINTED his tears were induced by JOY?

brooklyn49:
Good men always suffer humiliation...I can only imagine what this man would do had he won!

sinizia:
I am not surprised that APC lied against Wike, that's what they know how to do best - LIES AND PROPAGANDA.

LarrySun:
TSM, you're breaking my heart with this comment. Texanomaly is really a wonderful woman. Take time to understand her. She's been my friend for more than a year, and I've always considered myself lucky to be acquainted with her.

I'm sorry you felt insulted, but you shouldn't have called her a kid. I sincerely pray you settle your differences.

I have nothing against her.

If anything, I like (crave even) brainstorming. Who doesn't like a battle of wits? Isn't that why we were all made to join debating clubs in high school?

No hard feelings. Yes ma'am, yes sir.

LarrySun:
Uh-uh!

Texanomaly and TheSonOfMark, both of you should calm down. I've had more than enough insults for two days.

Larry, my tête with you was civil, wasn't it? She started the insult by terming herself (not me) a fool instead of countering my assertions factually.

Now that I've provided undisputable evidence to lend further credence to my assertion, she's disappeared.

I argue FACTUALLY.

At the end of the day, the facts prove me right.

She probably didn't know who was squaring up against.

texanomaly:
Hahahahaha LarrySun can you believe this guy? He calls me a kid and questions my knowledge of Irish folk lore, much less my age? What's next? He'll question my literary skills? Who is this guy?

Webster dictionary: An oaf also means a fairy or a stupìd person.
A leprechaun is a fairy.

http://i.word.com/idictionary/oaf


A fairy could mean a stupid person. Leprechauns are fairies: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fairy

Texanomaly, you still want to argue?


Cc: LarrySun