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Family / Re: What Attracts You To A Particular Nairalander? by tpia5: 2:16am On Nov 28, 2014
I hate always having to ask people to stay on topic everytime I open a thread.

What are those qualities tpia has which attract you?
Nairaland / General / Re: Subforum Suggestions by tpia5: 2:12am On Nov 28, 2014
That can remain in fashion.

Hair can be a subforum under fashion, or stand on its own.

The thread is for genuine suggestions plz, not snide remarks.
Politics / Re: Millionaire Chinese Businessman Rebuilds His Village-for Free by tpia5: 1:42am On Nov 28, 2014
Descartes:

You might be right wink

Raze paradise, put up a parking lot things.
Romance / Re: I Don't Wish To Date Someone From Nairaland by tpia5: 1:02am On Nov 28, 2014
Whoever wants to do it should do it, e nor concern me.
Romance / Re: Parental Consent - Really Necessary?? by tpia5: 1:00am On Nov 28, 2014
BreezyRita:
[quvote author=kristina1 post=28402767]Parental consent is very important in a marriage..
parents can never mislead you,they must have a reason before rejectin ur partner.

At times the reasons could be quite selfish......
Say, tribal for instance.

What exactly is wrong with a parent preferring their child not marry from a particular tribe?

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Family / What Attracts You To A Particular Nairalander? by tpia5: 12:58am On Nov 28, 2014
In this webspace context.
Education / Re: Nairaland Jamb Tutorial Centre {physics Thread} by tpia5: 12:32am On Nov 28, 2014
Not again.
Nairaland / General / Subforum Suggestions by tpia5: 12:22am On Nov 28, 2014
I don't know if seun still has enough space on his forum, but I wonder if a section could be dedicated to hair.
Religion / Re: Evolution And The Seagull Dance. by tpia5: 12:13am On Nov 28, 2014
How exactly is that evolution?
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:12am On Nov 28, 2014
In addition, there is nothing "international" about what I typed.

If you believe africa is a primitive jungle full of savages, keep your primitive beliefs off this thread.
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:06am On Nov 28, 2014
Whoever has issues with anything stated above, make your point in a civil manner without insults or razzness.

And, if I did not mention your name, you have no reason to assume the thread is about you.
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:04am On Nov 28, 2014
tpia6:
Misconceptions contd:


5. Everybody who is not a beauty queen or beauty pageant contestant, is local.

Absolutely not true.

You dont have to go through special training in order to shed local behaviour. Its entirely up to you, although admittedly the beauty pageants will give you an edge if you need one.

I'm referring to official offline beauty pageants plz.

So do not be intimidated or discouraged by the photos, glamour and blitz you see in pageant contestants or specialized photos. You can be just as classy and glamorous as they are if you want to (ok, maybe not quite as glamorous as them but at least what you can be in your own little way).



6. Local is "in" these days.

Is it?



7. If you have tried to be "unlocal" and it just seems impossible or you just cant cope, then why bother.

Local is mostly about mindset, not necessarily behaviour or appearance (or behavioural appearance) only. You can try to do as much as you personally are comfortable with, and check to see how it looks in general interaction. That's the yardstick you can measure your attempts by.

If you find you constantly need support from "like minds" (ie other local folk who encourage the local behaviour) in order to make you feel better, then chances are you are still at square one. If however, you get encouraging feedback (check body language) from people who ordinarily would consider you local, then you will find out what is being improved on and what still needs work.
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:04am On Nov 28, 2014
tpia6:
and yes, this debate has been going on from time immemorial.

for example, pygmalion, trading places, miss congeniality, are all stories which examine this issue.
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:04am On Nov 28, 2014
tpia6:
few misconceptions about "local":

1. It is limited to region.

This is not quite true. While being local may indeed seem more pronounced in some areas, people with local mindset can be found anywhere, even in the most "sophisticated" setting. This is what gave rise to the expression "money cant buy class" and its variants.

There are local people who have class, and "sophisticated" people who totally lack it.



2. Local is permanent.

No its not. If you make conscious efforts to improve/modify your worldview and behaviour, you will probably not be considered local so much.
Lack of adaptation skills, or low adaptation skills, also contribute to local behaviour, so if you broaden your mind, it goes a long way in changing the perception you are local.


3. If you are from a local background, you will be local.

well, this is to a large extent, true. However, as pointed out before, when you make a conscious effort to adjust your behaviour and inculcate non local mindset, you can largely overcome whatever limitations were imposed by your background.

4. Local people are always talking (yapping).

maybe.

However, not being talkative doesnt always mean someone is not local.
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:03am On Nov 28, 2014
Ibadannimowa:
tpia, how do u explain that being local is opposite of being a lady like your title suggests

My initial posts before the thread derailers started their nonsense, explains what I mean.
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:02am On Nov 28, 2014
babyosisi:


Hahahahahahahaha
E speaki kwe le!!( according to nkoli nwa Nsukka)
E don set!!

Were
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 12:02am On Nov 28, 2014
ToyozzieTohBad:
whats dis? local or international...some of you are just suffering from what i call.."Depression and lack of self esteem"
i be confirm local....ko de kan aye...mtscheeewww...just like the black and white discussion anyway undecided

The word you're looking for is razz, not local
Family / Re: How To Be A Lady Instead Of Being Local by tpia5: 11:58pm On Nov 27, 2014
wakacome:
What is the purpose of this thread?you can be local or international,so who are those that are international?grin ...who you term "local"may be different from what someone else will term "local"do you know that to some people some very popular artistes in nigeria are very local so it depends on the way you define "local"

As I pointed out earlier on the thread, people who are selling local as a brand, would still not respond to you should you act local around them.

The artists you are referring to, interact at a wider level than you do, so its an error on your part to assume you need to go by what you are seeing in the media.

And my point of reference is not "local and international", its "local and lady".

Is it surprising your type will not argue on a "classy runs girl" thread but will wear yourself out senselessly here.
Romance / Re: 7 Reasons Why You Should Date The Younger Adult Man by tpia5: 11:38pm On Nov 27, 2014
What's this about?
Celebrities / Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by tpia5: 11:35pm On Nov 27, 2014
As long as there is no fart!
Politics / Re: Obasanjo, Oba Of Lagos Clash At Abuja Book launch by tpia5: 11:31pm On Nov 27, 2014
Hm
TV/Movies / Re: 6 Questions Disney Left Unanswered by tpia5: 11:28pm On Nov 27, 2014
kilokeys:
at the end of pocahontas I.. we saw the "and they lived happily ever after"

why did pocahontas II have a different story?




The movie is based on real life.

Btw, can you explain where you saw happily ever after in pocahontas 1?

The film ended with pocahontas watching john smith sailing back to england, are you sure you saw it at all.
Family / Re: Wife Awarded The Sum Of N92 BILLION For Divorce Settlement by tpia5: 11:23pm On Nov 27, 2014
E no concern me jo.
Religion / Re: Pastor And Aspiring Pastors Forum by tpia5: 11:21pm On Nov 27, 2014
Question:


Which of these scenarios should be a basic guideline in pastoring?


Titus 1 12-13

One of the Cretans, a prophet of their own, said "Cretans are always liars, lazy beasts, gluttons". This testimony is true. Wherefore rebuke them sharply, that they may be sound in the faith.


Or

1 Timothy 1 20

Of whom is . . . . . . . . . . . who I have delivered unto satan, that they may learn not to blaspheme.
Celebrities / Re: Photos:finest Denrele Edun Cover December Issue Of Complete Fashion Magazine by tpia5: 11:11pm On Nov 27, 2014
In the first picture, he looks like a rambunctious person (child) who was forced to sit still for a photo.
Celebrities / Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by tpia5: 11:08pm On Nov 27, 2014
Ishilove:
Nollywood filmmaker and self-proclaimed culture critic Charles Novia says there should be no fuss about international stars who have big butts, because African women, especially Yoruba women are naturally endowed while theirs are usually artificial. He explains that Nicki Minaj, Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez should be should be jealous of Mercy Johnson, Yvonne Okoro and a lot of African women – especially Yoruba women.

Read his hilarious piece:



On his thoughts about today's fashion and the butt pad:


Source:http://www.kemifilani.com/2014/11/why-yoruba-ladies-have-biggest-butts-in.html?m=1



Is there a reason why he's putting yorubas on the radar?

He should stop it please, we don't need all these crappy butt kisser photos all over the web.
Politics / Re: Millionaire Chinese Businessman Rebuilds His Village-for Free by tpia5: 11:00pm On Nov 27, 2014
Descartes:
Political stunt I guess undecided

Just watch out for his political aspirations in the offing wink


Meanwhile, I need to see the picture and video footage of the village before the "rebuilding" or ....you know the rest wink

Anyways kudos to the Billionaire cool

I think its more of land development things.

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