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Romance › Re: Is This Normal by tpia5: 2:26pm On Nov 01, 2011
obviously your boyfriend has a breast sucking addiction, going by your description. lol

meaning he'll likely do the same to any girl he's with.

is this a serious relationship leading somewhere or just a flash in the pan.
Food › Re: . by tpia5: 2:15pm On Nov 01, 2011
i think you need a blog where you can regale us with more details about yourself eg what shape is your batthole, how you masticate, which of your toenails you like better, etc etc.

fascinating stuff.
Politics › Re: Names Of States Proposed To Be Created In Each Zone : Conditions by tpia5: 5:00am On Nov 01, 2011
I'm actually rather tired of all these "tracing specialists" who specialize in tracking every single footstep undertaken by elements of any particular ethnic group.

just a pet peeve of mine.

"oh, this people are found from blah blah to blah blah" etc etc.

how on earth is this relevant to anyone? huh

I mean its ok for historical research and analysis, but to actually try to form political blocs based on such associations, stretches credulity a bit.

whatever took them to their present location shouldnt really be disregarded? huh

just my opinion, not set in stone.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Lefulefu Too Gbaski, I Wish Say I Get Sista So I Become Him Inlaw by tpia5: 4:55am On Nov 01, 2011
calid16:
^ all these smehsmeh boys wey think say na by patronizing the girls na him go make them gree for una. I remember when we dey school, na una them dey call,"come escort me go" boyz. Beca use na una girls dey call when them dey find person to escort them go some where grin . But when the girls dey find persön to touch some thing nko, who them go find ? grin mrs chima shay i lie ? grin
what language are you speaking? huh
Islam › Re: 9 Stupid Questions You Hear When You Wear Hijab by tpia5: 4:07am On Nov 01, 2011
if you wear hijab are you supposed to be on nl with all those sexuality section posts and stuff.

wont it corrupt your mind, like deols checking out okija's profile picture- what if he'd posted something else there wey go make your body go wen.

the photo is almost veering that way as it is.


besides, I've heard a few unsalacious stories of ladies in hijab and the internet.

very risky, imo.

why not just study religious credo in peace without getting distracted by the many many many enticements of the web.

just so you dont get corrupted and stuff like that, leading to extra purification sessions, etc.

i'm too old to be tripped by that type of thing, so i think I'm safe.

in case anyone was wondering.
Islam › Re: What Do You Think About This? by tpia5: 4:01am On Nov 01, 2011
the hijab designer doesnt have a hijab on.

i seem to be the only one who noticed.
Christianity Etc › Re: Between God And Caesar by tpia5: 3:53am On Nov 01, 2011
is this another thread about money? huh
Culture › Re: Prostration Among The Yoruba And The Israelites by tpia5: 3:47am On Nov 01, 2011
we also have 'FA".
that's kwara though.



I said kun is a Yoruba formula for BEING or PRESENCE
that's quite possible.

i also feel it connotes an importance, power or a beginning.

the sound is just too significantly placed to not notice this.
Culture › Re: Prostration Among The Yoruba And The Israelites by tpia5: 3:43am On Nov 01, 2011
we should resist and deny the scrutiny of our native tongue and natural sound with the instruments and tools of empirical analysis
it's too late for that- already been done ages ago.

besides, do you really think its good for yoruba to run the risk of being left behind in this global setting?

we dont always need to wait for the whites to do something for us when we can do it ourselves.

They already codified the language centuries ago- we should move past that now and build on those basics.

like i mentioned before, we're approaching the same answer but from different viewpoints.
Culture › Re: I’m Sure, Igbo Are Descendants Of The Jews -noam Katz, Israeli Envoy by tpia5: 3:34am On Nov 01, 2011
[quote author=Nwa-Ikenga link=topic=775708.msg9455720#msg9455720 date=1320114038]Isn't it ironic that its only Christians who claim to be descendants of Jews and only Muslims who claim to be descendants of Arabians?[/quote]only muslims meaning. . . . .? huh

I'm not muslim and I do consider the arabian peninsula migration story as a possible source of yoruba history, only that of course whoever left there passed through sudan.

however, this is no way means nigerians are descended from arabians unless any such claimant has concrete proof linking him/her to arab ancestors eg a mum, dad, grandma, grandpa, etc.

ie recent origin. And case by case basis.

my point is I'm not discounting it even if i also consider other stories and historical legends addressing the issue of origins.
Celebrities › Re: Steve Jobs Sisters Saying Is Difficult To Understand by tpia5: 3:25am On Nov 01, 2011
Does anyone know if Steve Jobs had a house?
yes, he had one or more houses and also owned most of disney.

that's a lot.
Celebrities › Re: Steve Jobs Sisters Saying Is Difficult To Understand by tpia5: 3:24am On Nov 01, 2011
^^ these things are more complicated than that.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Students In Ghana Pay N155 Billion As Tuition Annually by tpia5: 3:03am On Nov 01, 2011
what's with all this unnecessary tracking everywhere.

pump money into the nigerian school system, improve the quality and forget about all these ones studying outside.

it's their choice.
Food › Re: . by tpia5: 12:22am On Nov 01, 2011
Na this type yorubas dey call tifunloran lol.
Food › Re: . by tpia5: 12:19am On Nov 01, 2011
Didnt even read the response.

So she's throwing herself a pity party now? huh

This lazy asss? huh


Wonders will never cease.

Oh well, maybe you'll find a man or a w1tch who will cook for you.
Culture › Re: The Yoruba-edo (or Edo-yoruba) Relationship by tpia5: 12:15am On Nov 01, 2011
He's also very disturbed anytime a topic involving yorubas comes up.

Gets quite jittery.
Romance › Re: How Do I Get Rid Of Her? by tpia5: 12:13am On Nov 01, 2011
Nah, it wont take that long.

Unless you want to just go ahead and talk to her.

However, if there are strong reasons why you shouldnt then its best to tread carefully.
Culture › Re: The Yoruba-edo (or Edo-yoruba) Relationship by tpia5: 12:12am On Nov 01, 2011
Exotik is usually drunk or high so nothing new.
Celebrities › Re: Odemwengie In Red-hot Romance With Freda Edewor by tpia5: 12:05am On Nov 01, 2011
I thought they said he was dating a white european lady? huh
Romance › Re: How Do I Get Rid Of Her? by tpia5: 12:03am On Nov 01, 2011
Date someone else and you'll forget about her in no time.

Cultivate friendships with other people.

That should help.
Romance › Re: Have U Ever Loved Someone And Hated The Fact That U Did And Cant Stop by tpia5: 9:47pm On Oct 31, 2011
I meant singing about this type of love has made many millionaires and billionaires.
Romance › Re: Have U Ever Loved Someone And Hated The Fact That U Did And Cant Stop by tpia5: 9:45pm On Oct 31, 2011
BUT this type of love has sold millions of records and made many into millionaires and billionaires, so it's going to keep on being celebrated.

But for those who know its a problem, acknowledging your weakness is the first step to handling it.

For others, count yourself lucky.
Romance › Re: Have U Ever Loved Someone And Hated The Fact That U Did And Cant Stop by tpia5: 9:39pm On Oct 31, 2011
Crown prince and sauer have said it all.

Lust is often confused for love and besides, its human nature to love- its also human nature to make mistakes in love.

I dont think it's advisable to enter into a relationship with the object of such love because such feelings may likely transform into something else and breed intense disappointment.

Just my opinion.

In addition, i feel certain temperaments are more likely to have this problem, thn others.
Christianity Etc › Re: Are Men Of God Good Role Models? by tpia5: 5:49pm On Oct 31, 2011
Well, what the bible says is follow me as i follow Christ.

Having said that, no doubt its not easy being a role model.

Much easier not being one.
Politics › Re: Seun (Nairaland) Overdue For A National Honour by tpia5: 5:35pm On Oct 31, 2011
Nigeria was on the world map long before the internet - hello.

But maybe in certain circles and perhaps for people looking for partners (?) etc nl is indeed an euphany.

I'm not saying you shouldnt give seun an award if you're so inclined however.

But it would need to be after the tribalism section is shut down.
Romance › Re: Why Do Bad Girls Get Married Easier Than Good Girls? by tpia5: 5:30pm On Oct 31, 2011
Besides, a "bad" girl's requirement in a marriage partner would likely place being rich/financially stable as a high priority in a male, with other qualities ranked lower.

A "good" girl, or church girl wouldnt necessarily ignore qualities she doesnt like in a man just because he's rich.

Just my opinion, and speaking in the general nigerian context.

Of course i could be wrong.
Romance › Re: Why Do Bad Girls Get Married Easier Than Good Girls? by tpia5: 5:25pm On Oct 31, 2011
Not sure the op is correct, but the so-called "bad" girls are likely to be less choosy about who they marry, compared to the so-called "good" girls.

A " bad" girl for instance can marry a player, drinker, weed smoker, club hopper, etc since those are the guys she moves with and finds exciting. They might have even met at the club.

And good for them.

A "good" girl on the othe hand, would not be compatible with the "jaye jaye" type who enjoys his life to the fullest. Such a man would also not date people like her to begin with.

So, she'd be a bit more picky about dating, if she's still youngish, and besides there are less males within the church than there are outside it but notwithstanding that doesnt mean people cant get married.
Celebrities › Re: Steve Jobs Sisters Saying Is Difficult To Understand by tpia5: 4:45pm On Oct 31, 2011
Maybe there wasnt much of an emotional connection between them- i dunno.

I hope there wont be a huge controversy over his assets.
Nairaland General › Re: When Last Did You Sight A Rainbow In Nigeria And Where? by tpia5: 4:41pm On Oct 31, 2011
Aceman has said it all.

Besides, its easier to see rainbows in certain parts like rural areas than in the cities. Abuja of course is an exception.
Politics › Re: Are Igbo's Really Jews? by tpia5: 3:23am On Oct 31, 2011
Not sure where you people are getting your frivolous stories from.

Yoruba,igbo and bini do not exist independently of other tribes in nigeria, ok? huh

What on earth is wrong with you folks.

So middle beltans who migrated from central africa just landed in nigeria via spaceship abi?

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