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Jodesky:@ bolded: end of story. Honestly, why do I even bother responding to some people on this Nairaland. Mr man, better receive Jesus in your life. ![]() |
Pataki:you sound like a cow. Did you finish high school at all, or did you drop out since you couldnt cope? In case you havent noticed, i don't normally bother responding to you or even reading your posts, since you've always seemed like an illiterate, imo. Anyway, Deepzone is calling you on another thread to come and wash her underwear. Here's the link: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-196093.0.html |
Jodesky:where did this monkey come from, and if you're a man, why disguise yourself under a new id? your mother stinks doesnt mean all women stink, sorry. ![]() i know you thought otherwise. ![]() in fact, me sef I get problem for not checking people out before responding to their posts. See the kind of person I'm responding to: Jodesky: |
debosky: ![]() In what way have i become more aggressive? I've always been outspoken as far as i know. But really, people are taking this sistawoman crap too far. Imagine someone coming on here to boast about extramarital affairs and the same set of ignoramuses who were telling naija women to worship her on another thread, are silent on this one. That's a very useless mentality. this is the kind of woman all players deserve, for real. Make them wife wash her toto inside their vegetable stew. |
[quote author=na2day? link=topic=202330.msg3171897#msg3171897 date=1228241890]@ tpia if u r not here to help the woman get a clarity of what went down with her friend then waka far and stop making a fool of yourself. its ok to yab folks as long as the yabbing makes sense but some of u are so obsessed with attacking sistawoman u don't even think before u switch to attack mode. read the post before saying anything and stop acting stupid [/quote]@ bolded:abi oh. some of us just like to pick on poor ol' helpless defenceless sistawoman because we're so jealous of her happy married life and her good husbands on nairaland and elsewhere. It hurts the more because we cant get a man due to our bad character. oh we wish we could be sistawoman. all these idiots wey woman don mortgage them brain with jazz. serves em right anyway. na karma wan catch them. ![]() |
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[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=202599.msg3172388#msg3172388 date=1228247533]@tpia, can't somebody speak for both groups at the same time? Must everything be polarized? @tpia, can you expantiate please? So it means that because i'm igbo, I stand behind whatever Quotasystem whom i suspect is not even igbo is saying?. You are a very foolish hog with a reptilia brain.[/quote]can you shut up and get tpia out of your poor excuse of a brain. I'm explaining something to David- do you mind? All this acting as if Yorubas and Igbos have the same worldview is one of the root causes giving rise to people like you. They dont, and the sooner you get that through your thinking faculty, the better. are you just seeing Quotasystem on nairaland or what rubbish are you trying to prove here. ![]() |
wey angie? She must be looking for more pictures to show the British Home Office as a way of boosting her asylum application. I'm sure she should get her stay as soon as they see how bad she had it in the Nigerian gutters. I personally wouldnt have the heart to deny someone a visa after seeing that kind of thing. |
nuzo:I'd say this post would look good on your asylum application. very heartrending points there. |
nuzo:hehehe. You got jokes. how long before the Chinese govt tells you what they've thought of you all along? see him pontificating on the internet. ![]() |
toshmann:funny how you can imagine david and debosky's pain but not javalove's who didnt call for the dissolution of Nigeria. You have selective emotions, maybe? |
I guess the real debate is who is more terroristic. |
DavidDylan:yes you have. On another thread in this politics section, today. DavidDylan:you're speaking for yourself and your interest group but claiming to be speaking for Yorubas. At the same time you're also speaking on behalf of Igbos. Check your previous posts. |
DavidDylan:Its far easier to play the blame game than to face up to what most of us actually are. by the way, have you noticed the way you're rough riding over other people who don't share your views on this matter? You seem to imagine you're speaking for all Yoruba people. What gives you that impression,really? You may be speaking for Igbos, but Yorubas dont practice their own politics like that. With Igbos, when you speak to one, you're assumed to be speaking to all. With Yoruba, you only speak for yourself and your political godfather. And there are many godfathers, so different people speak for their different interests within Yorubaland. |
Nigeria is just a nation of saboteurs, thats all. Also known as a fifth column, ie people who are citizens of one country but also actively working towards the destabilization of the same country. Normally, they do so because they're working for outside interests. Didnt we see the same thing during the slave trade? For some reason Nigeria seems to have a higher number of saboteurs than other African countries. We've earned a reputation for such activities and that definitely has to be one of the major reasons why foreign countries profile us the way they currently do. Its far easier to play the blame game than to face up to what most of us actually are. |
sistawoman:@ bolded- look at this one. same old statement every time. Shouldnt you have come up with a new response by now? Most naija men don't like boring women. Though this pie in the sky "husband" of yours seems to have eaten some jazz from your pot. Who's jazz is greater- yours or his- is still up for debate. Boring isnt hip. Redefine yourself. If possible. ![]() Continue talking to yourself here instead of serving your "husband". Or maybe you're busy with your nairaland "husbands" for now. |
operation "wet tie' on nairaland. |
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