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HarmonyDee:
i had been a guest for over a year b4 i became a member.

bitchcrafts:
Look here, we know how parents literally trade their beautiful daughters to whoever has the cash to spare in halotry down south and how able bodied men in the Delta region lazy their asses about overdosing on dry gin and engaging in idle talks while the women are up and about in the farm providing daily bread. So, shush there Mr. man and disengage with immediate alacrity from this idle talk similitude of an ignorant simpleton.

falconey:
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I should be accusing you for fulsification of tendencies of a tribe you've refused so far to provide the source of your ideal. I sense hate and disdain,thou i'd admire your gumption to go on this path of perpetual destruction on a forum dominated by the tribe.

I could take one or two flaws of other tribes and condemn their existence but not argue nor generalize about it as you've been doing, this leads to no where but to a baseless argument and thought provoking accusations.

how many yorubas have you met? experiences and stories have you heard to deduce to such delinquent crap? this is getting deeper with no vindication nothing but fabricated fallacy and hear say.

I understand your concept of argument "reductio ad absurdum", you keep misinterpreting my notion to suit your basis, turning my words against me, I articulately stated I presumed you drew your inference from yorubas living in Lagos that embraced modernization not the core yorubas who follow and practice the culture vehemently.


imagine you are building your argument on a trend,"yoruba demon" which is bluntly one of the newest trend of the modern yorubas.which is the primary point of my notion,aren't you predictable?

anytime anyday anywhere I can take you on mark, unlike you I'm not man of principle,I'm a man of expediency.

falconey:
[font=Lucida Sans Unicode] of course you didn't I presumed that's where you got your premise, when it obvious you won't disclose.

[color=red] Yes from other states that "embraced modernization"why did you leave that part? That's the basis of the statement. You can't win this argument mark.

falconey:
which women? Women that find it difficult to marry outside the tribe?

How did you come up with this? This is nothing but fallacy and hear say from few people,Probably from the Lagos yorubas who live outside their culture, embracing modernization.

If you really want to know the true and core yorubas,i'll tell you where to find them.

AgbenuAnna:
He does these when looking for a girlfriend when he wants a wife he looks differently

falconey:
it's not a claim nor a fact but personal preference if I were to be a lady. I thought that was crystal clear in my initial post.

Hmmmm NAIRALAND as a whole is not a fan of generalization,you of all people should know that. You generalized with that remark. I believe you have a personal vendetta with the men of the tribe to vehemently emphasize on "remorseless philanderers".

As I know promiscuity is not stereotyped by tribe but a personal discretion. [/b]

JuicyLucy:
In my opinion they all have one thing in common. They are ALL cheaters and adulterous so I'll avoid ALL nigerian men.

#Team foreign men...

Thank goodness.

One less angry, spiteful black woman to contend with.

Say "hello" to Mr. Toilet Bush when you meet him.

falconey:
lol


From his evaluation the pros is more than the cons unless of course you detest philandering and weigh it above the pros stated. The Igbos and south south have theirs which I consider adversely undesirable, the Crux of the matter is none is perfect.

falconey:
true that, if I were a lady I would go for Yoruba man. Best lover, father and good in bed.

dillycool:
Ahhh, it's going to be the other way round, I see you barely able to get up as you utilize all your might to thrust for the last time sending shivers down your spine and you bury your face deep in the pillow smiling with a deep sense of satisfaction...

Do you really keep it tame? I thought it has a mind of it's own.

hopefulLandlord:
what if its Yahweh that's behind it?

he "works in mysterious ways"

maybe he made another bet with Satan like he did in the case of Job

dillycool:
Phewwwwwwwwwww . There he goes again. Painting imagery vivid enough to make even the holiest of nuns yearn with desire.

Tell me, are you half as good as you type in bed?

P.S [colour=pink]I know you planned to unsettle me but it didn't work[/colour]

HarmonyDee:
yea! edidiong. The most common ibibio name i think.

dillycool:
You're too stiff. Eishhhh .

True.




With dark lashes kissing the top of her ebony cheekbones , Dillycool melts into his arms ; Her right palm splayed across his hairy chest while her left dips lower approaching the pulsating heat of him. Delicate fingers wrapped around the turgid flesh beneath , he sucks in air to keep his sanity. 'Relax, TSOM , you're too stiff', she said in that soft, husky voice of hers . So, he surrendered to her wiles and he grew even stiffer - a primal testimony of his craving for the moist warmth of her.

HarmonyDee:
..the famous grammarian of nairaland.....yes i am proudly ibibio...our names are awesome.

viciati:
Ata ayen iman atang ikor mi...Asangausung-which means pacesetter will definitely be the name of my first son.

Angelshiela:
What is Ediye translated into English?

And also the response to that if one says
Edima.?

'Edima' means 'beloved' or 'beloveth'.

'Ediye' depends on the context it is used in.

Your fell for an Ibibio man? You're in safe hands , missy .

AfroSamurai:
There ain't no gay sh1t there. He could have asked Kay (thes.onofmark) among all the romance section faithful here, Kay is one who knows more about me. And he and Kay have been good buddies.

Tygaah:
Hahahahaha I saw this coming and that was why i indicated "As at then". Looking at the good side of this post, it kinda sounds like you are supporting Sinz's point. That could only mean that you conceed that you also is no saint yeah ?

AfroSamurai:
From what I've noticed in this section, nobody is really a saint.

Almost everyone and almost no one is involved in one form of gossiping, betrayal etc.

It seem the standard norm here.

Tygaah:
On a lighter note,



And i dare to say i was a saint, as at then though [lb] . What do you have to say about that ?

Fabulocity:
If that's the language you two understand .
That was just to show him I'm not as ignorant/dumb as he thinks.

Fabulocity:
Thank heavens you know your lexicon is obsolete in today's literary world. And no, I wouldn't need divine intervention to understand that. I don't know what gives you the impetus to say that. You could simply answer my question without resorting to sounding so condescending.

Here she is dotting her 'i's' , crossing her 't's' , punctuating her sentences and spelling her chosen words correctly and even making overt attempts at being verbose but she assumes TSOM and Lezz script their thoughts articulately 'cause they seek to impress and bask in the spotlight of adulations for their above average command of the English Language .

Pray tell, missy , are you showing off too ?

lezz:
She would need divine intervention to understand what it is to be multivagant in the literary world.

AfroSamurai:
If you were non the wiser she would have hurt you, bro, like real bad.

You of all people know monikers here will like nothing more than to see you embarrass.

Fabulocity:
Another question for you TSOM

What's your love for taking screen shots?

refiner:
Cc sonofmark

What's the worst character you distaste so much...

dollyjoy:
You just broke a rule on Nairaland. Don't post false information,in this case you accused him wrongly.


How did i used Mynd to stalk and give unfair bans