Male twilight fans are girls too. Of course

vescucci: Male twilight fans are girls too. Of course

lmfao . What do you call gals that dont care much for twilight? dudes?

Don't mind Vee joor. He's not in touch with his feminine side at all.

dominique:

lmfao . What do you call gals that dont care much for twilight? dudes?

Dudettes

uj_sizzle: Don't mind Vee joor. He's not in touch with his feminine side at all.

I lost her number intentionally by accident

I am a twilight fan. Who is saying rubbish Is it V?

vescucci:

I lost her number intentionally by accident

Intentionally by accident...hmm...

I hope it's not my no sha o

vescucci:

Dudettes



I lost her number intentionally by accident

I spose I'm a duddete
Wia is this mulan to come and answeer her riddle. Abi who sabi any vampire author?

Tgirl4real: I am a twilight fan. Who is saying rubbish Is it V?

Intentionally by accident...hmm...

I hope it's not my no sha o

But I never had your number na.

dominique:

I spose I'm a duddete
Wia is this mulan to come and answeer her riddle. Abi who sabi any vampire author?

Not me. I'm a dude

He is a mysterious writer,all his books teaches one how to succesfully perpetrate evil,he has three of such books available to readers.Hope am actually following the rules?anyways, this should be much easier for us.

Sounds like Robert Greene abi whatshisface?

You are right.sometimes i wounder where this man draws his inspiration from?he is soo negatively good.

Crack this:

AUTHOR
1. He's American
2. A Guinness Book of World Record Breaker
3. His novels have outsold those of Stephen King, John Grisham and Dan Brown combined

NOVEL
1. A thriller
2. Eighty percent of the book contains Nigerian settings
3. Professor Wole Soyinka was discussed therein
4. The Redeemed Church of Christ, Third Mainland Bridge were mentioned
5. Names like Adanne, Uchenna, Nkiru, Abidemi Sowande are fictitiously used.
6. Adaptation of the novel: T'agba ba nde, a a ye ogun ja.
As one approaches an elder's status, one ceases to indulge in battles.

GOODLUCK TO YOU.

Six clues and I still have no idea. I see what you did there: wishing us good luck. You know this is hard! Show off!

vescucci: Six clues and I still have no idea. I see what you did there: wishing us good luck. You know this is hard! Show off!

LOL! Even Google may not be able to provide answer to this one.
GOODLUCK AGAIN.

Frederick forsythe is the only american i know who featured nigerian settings in his books.

Is he even american- i'm actually not sure.

tpia@:
Frederick forsythe is the only american i know who featured nigerian settings in his books.

Is he even american- i'm actually not sure.

WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!

Mmm... I'm stumped.

Tears of the Sun is a movie, and not an adaptation either...

Wait a minute...

No no, can't be, Seun's not american...

kay9: Wait a minute...

No no, can't be, Seun's not american...

Wow! No one has been able to break this? You guys have a few hours left to tell me the book title.
The book's a great one. I have a hardcover copy of it, and it's for sale at an auction price.

waiting for the name of the book. . . . . .

in the meantime



classic

story of acts and consequence/s

a fortune involved

author has a male name but is female

also deals with the passage of time

tpia@:
waiting for the name of the book. . . . . .

AUTHOR'S NAME: JAMES PATTERSON
BOOK'S TITLE! CROSS COUNTRY

^^^ I know a lotta Patterson books but I dunno that one. Never heard of it. What's he in the Guinness book for though?

tpia@:
in the meantime



classic

story of acts and consequence/s

a fortune involved

author has a male name but is female

also deals with the passage of time

Silas Marner by George Eliot?

kay9: Wait a minute...

No no, can't be, Seun's not american...

Lmao!!

well, you guys are impressive o. Here goes:

...his first bestselling autobiography was set in Ireland, the second one in america. He grew up in such poverty that he almost lost his sight from poor nutrition, was a high school teacher all his working life.

P.S. the first autobiography is my best ever book, and it was made into a movie, one that I didn't especially care for.

BoboYekini: well, you guys are impressive o. Here goes:

...his first bestselling autobiography was set in Ireland, the second one in america. He grew up in such poverty that he almost lost his sight from poor nutrition, was a high school teacher all his working life.

P.S. the first autobiography is my best ever book, and it was made into a movie, one that I didn't especially care for.

James Herriot.

kay9: Wait a minute...

No no, can't be, Seun's not american...

Ishilove:
Lmao!!

What? The yeye riddle was beginning to look like a trick question. If Seun had even a one-percent claim to American lineage, i'd have shouted ''NAIRALAND'' as the answer... Dey dia na.


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Larry-Sun:

AUTHOR'S NAME: JAMES PATTERSON
BOOK'S TITLE! CROSS COUNTRY

Mmm. Nawa o. So Patterson has a book set in Nigeria? Interesting...

Ok, so i looked up the wikipedia summary of the book, lol, mehn i almost passed out laughing.

Look, no offence meant, aiit? But seriously, these writers might wana visit places they wana write about before actually doing the writing. I mean, didnt ANYBODY bother to tell Mr. Patterson that WHITE men are above the law in Nigeria?? The idea of some semi-illiterate mopol officers actually arresting a white guy on some trumped up charges, and actually beating him up in the cell is so so ludicrous! Mmofo beat up a WHITE MAN?? Chineke!! The rest of us don die finish be dat na, lmao!!

@kay, LMAO, you can say that again, i guess the dude just went online and typed nigeria, saw some "normal" stuff about police brutality and lawlessness and think yap, i got it! Not knowing that naija mopol go even they shine him teeth anyhow, salute and turn him bodyguard sake of say him dey talk with oyinbo man lol

BoboYekini: well, you guys are impressive o. Here goes:

...his first bestselling autobiography was set in Ireland, the second one in america. He grew up in such poverty that he almost lost his sight from poor nutrition, was a high school teacher all his working life.

P.S. the first autobiography is my best ever book, and it was made into a movie, one that I didn't especially care for.

Wow. You shoulda included he won a Pulitzer. This book was given to me by someone I was in love with at the time so I was bound to love it. But then after reading it, I was completely blown away. There's no humour like Irish humour.

The book is definitely Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt. I'm so stoked that someone else loves this book as much as I.

kay9:

What? The yeye riddle was beginning to look like a trick question. If Seun had even a one-percent claim to American lineage, i'd have shouted ''NAIRALAND'' as the answer... Dey dia na.



AUTHOR'S NAME: JAMES PATTERSON
BOOK'S TITLE! CROSS COUNTRY

Mmm. Nawa o. So Patterson has a book set in Nigeria? Interesting...

Ok, so i looked up the wikipedia summary of the book, lol, mehn i almost passed out laughing.

Look, no offence meant, aiit? But seriously, these writers might wana visit places they wana write about before actually doing the writing. I mean, didnt ANYBODY bother to tell Mr. Patterson that WHITE men are above the law in Nigeria?? The idea of some semi-illiterate mopol officers actually arresting a white guy on some trumped up charges, and actually beating him up in the cell is so so ludicrous! Mmofo beat up a WHITE MAN?? Chineke!! The rest of us don die finish be dat na, lmao!!

LOOOOOOOOl. But his readers won't know anything. Funny, I was thinking yesterday while walking home from a satisfying meal if Ludlum has actually visited all the cities he writes about or he just bullshits us. Cuz I'm always trying to be accurate with my writing. I'll be relieved if it's all bullshit.

vescucci:



Silas Marner by George Eliot?

Yes, its silas marner.

BoboYekini: well, you guys are impressive o. Here goes:

...his first bestselling autobiography was set in Ireland, the second one in america. He grew up in such poverty that he almost lost his sight from poor nutrition, was a high school teacher all his working life.

P.S. the first autobiography is my best ever book, and it was made into a movie, one that I didn't especially care for.

angela's ashes.

Great book.

yes, tis Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes.
I don't know that there's any other book that can have such profound effect on me.
RIP Frankie.