Tgirl4real:

Awwww. . . .

This is so sweet.

Thanks for the goodwill message.

Love u guys.

Felicitation Tgirl
Pls fun omo l'oyan dada o (Dont spare the milk)

Siena:

I'm still amazed at the term "bouncing baby". Wouldn't one have to drop a baby from a height to see if he / she bounced? And I'm sure Tgirl would never do that! More appropriate would be "a healthy baby girl."

Siena:

I'm still amazed at the term "bouncing baby". Wouldn't one have to drop a baby from a height to see if he / she bounced? And I'm sure Tgirl would never do that! More appropriate would be "a healthy baby girl."

oludashmi:

Felicitation Tgirl
Pls fun omo l'oyan dada o (Dont spare the milk)

Ileke-IdI:

LOL That's what I've always heard since I could understand words.

But yea, "healthy", I guess, is a better term .

Busy_body:

Nope, "bouncing baby boy" is a phrase, so the use of the adjective "bouncing" is spot on It is just like some words that are spelt the same way but can convey different meaning i.e. the "idi" in ileke-idi can mean yansh and can also mean reason


Sorry I used an Yoruba Yoruba example, nor blame me, na because English Language never reach Ekiti State yet



Tgirl


Congrats once again oh, how dey go dey go, sleeping aiight

Ileke-IdI:

Three months later. . .

Your pills no dey last. How far nau?

Ileke-IdI:

Also congrats on debosky and his new bouncing baby.

Busy_body, na your turn we dey wait on now o, tell oga to ride that bumper properly