Did somebody pass on? sorry that wasn't my intention.I guess my grandma beats them all . she wasnt scared.

^^that was a fascinating story.

so, in that particular village, they didnt do moonlight stories? I guess it's a nigerian tradition, because it would be so dangerous to have leopards roaming around while kids were playing.


if that were me, i'd have fainted straight away as soon as i closed the door, assuming i somehow magically managed to get home.

i like your point about the leopard possibly being an angel- interesting line of thought. Maybe she was being protected from something more dangerous?

Nope. I am not nigerian so the moonlight stories, I have read about them really in our literature classes .Very interesting and cool. But my village is close to the forest and there was that occasional leopard that would go steal sheep from peopl's farms.

Poster,
thats a lie, go to any village in the south south, u wud see girls that can do all that,

so run along, ur future wife awaits u

how many of our old mamas saw electricity, phones, tv, radio etc you should all know that man is driving by is immediate environment

Eya, sorri. . .

But are you talking about your great grandmother or grandmother or your mother? And if you are talking about your mother and she died at 112 how old was she when she gave birth to you?

maybe in many yrs 2come,ur great grandchildren wil wonder hw heroic it must've bn 4 u 2sit in front of ur cmpt typing out evrytin u want 2say cos operatin d computer wl b voice triggerd.
I dont want 2believe women those days were nt promiscous. &compared 2d hardwork of then, there were relatively lazy men n women. The standards our girls they break nw, sum of them broke then. Afterall hardworking ppl lyk tpia stil de dis generation

Celery: I am glad that you all agree to this fact. I have never seen any hard working girl like my mum, she work as thou her life depend on it, while the girls will be busy with their BB, ooops.

u re busy lookin fine pussy, so how wil u see a good woman