Fulaman198:


Wow, that's intense. Are you studying hard for something?

I have an interview coming up I'm a bit nervous about so I'm brushing up on a project I've been working on for extra oomph...I still wanted to keep my weekend, tho. I'll tell you all about it, Fula.

EnlightenedSoul:


I have an interview coming up I'm a bit nervous about so I'm brushing up on a project I've been working on for extra oomph...I still wanted to keep my weekend, tho. I'll tell you all about it, Fula.

I look forward to it . Don't sweat your upcoming interview, I think you will do great. Ask good questions in regards to the job, look the confident part, look interested as well. I know you will nail it .

I have the utmost confidence in your abilities.

Fulaman198:


I look forward to it . Don't sweat your upcoming interview, I think you will do great. Ask good questions in regards to the job, look the confident part, look interested as well. I know you will nail it .

I have the utmost confidence in your abilities.

It isn't a job interview. I actually like my job, lol. In fact, if I can just get into the program, I'd be happy to stay on their payroll throughout for extra cushioning - they're phenomenallyy flexible. I'm usually amply confident with interviews, but its for my Masters, and they have a limited # of spots open. I've shadowed extensively with doctors and PAs, and it seems a sizeable portion of the PAs I've come across didn't get into their programs on first attempt. That makes me nervous af despite the fact that my grades, etc, are almost impeccable.

I've managed to build, rather significantly, considering, on my research thesis (even though it technically isn't due for another two years), and I'm flirting with idea of presenting my progress in a portfolio for a little extra oomph, but I've been getting mixed feedback on the idea. I'll def tell you more. I know I keep saying that, but its been rough and I've been having issues with my acc e-mail for NL.

I appreciate your vote of confidence, Fula

EnlightenedSoul:


It isn't a job interview. I actually like my job, lol. In fact, if I can just get into the program, I'd be happy to stay on their payroll throughout for extra cushioning - they're phenomenallyy flexible. I'm usually amply confident with interviews, but its for my Master's, and they have a limited # of spots open. I've shadowed extensively with doctors and PAs, and it seems a sizeable portion of the PAs I've come across didn't get into their programs on first attempt. That makes me nervous af despite the fact that my grades, etc, are almost impeccable.

I've managed to build, rather significantly considering, on my research thesis (even though it technically isn't due for another two years), and I'm flirting with idea of presenting my progress in a portfolio for a little oomph, but I've been getting mixed feedback on the idea. I'll def tell you more. I know I keep saying that, but its been rough and I've been having issues with my acc e-mail for NL.

I appreciate your vote of confidence, Fula

Loll no problem miss .

Don't be afraid to do your masters at a different school, you are exceptionally bright, therefore, I believe in all honesty that you will succeed and even exceed your own expectations for yourself.

Don't be bummed out if the school says no (even though I think they will accept you into their programme.) Remember, there are plenty of schools who I'm sure would be more than obliged to accept you into their programme.

Fulaman198:


Loll no problem miss .

Don't be afraid to do your masters at a different school, you are exceptionally bright, therefore, I believe in all honesty that you will succeed and even exceed your own expectations for yourself.

Don't be bummed out if the school says no (even though I think they will accept you into their programme.) Remember, there are plenty of schools who I'm sure would be more than obliged to accept you into their programme.

Gosh, I hope so. I'm not completely devoid of confidence, but I can't help it when I get the jitters, lol. No, it has to be this program. If I don't get in, I'll flip a switch for awhile and reapply next time 'round.

EnlightenedSoul:


Gosh, I hope so. I'm not completely devoid of confidence, but I can't help it when I get the jitters, lol. No, it has to be this program. If I don't get in, I'll flip a switch for awhile and reapply next time 'round.

, well here is to hoping you get accepted the first time around.

Fulaman198:


, well here is to hoping you get accepted the first time around.

Thank you, Fula

EnlightenedSoul:


Thank you, Fula

EnlightenedSoul:


Thank you, Fula

You are quite welcome miss :'

I wish you well in throughout the admissions process.

Ajuran:

Fulaman198:


You are quite welcome miss :'

I wish you well in throughout the admissions process.

Well, your kind words mean a lot, and I know that they're sincere. You're a good person.

EnlightenedSoul:


Well, your kind words mean a lot, and I know that they're sincere. You're a good person.

Wish you the very best also milady.

Nayaaa isku xishooooooooood

GuyFawkes:


Wish you the very best also milady.

Thank you, Fawkes. Y'll are making me a bit nervous, but I def appreciate it. I need to take my mind off.

Ajuran:
Nayaaa isku xishooooooooood

War anni ha igu maskhuulin, caadi iska dhig. BTW, how's the xaaas?

EnlightenedSoul:


Well, your kind words mean a lot, and I know that they're sincere. You're a good person.

Thank you miss, I try to be good. I always aspire to be better. There is always a means to make yourself better. I know you will go far. You are a hard worker and as aforementioned extremely bright. You are a good person as well.

Fulaman198:


Thank you miss, I try to be good. I always aspire to be better. There is always a means to make yourself better. I know you will go far. You are a hard worker and as aforementioned extremely bright. You are a good person as well.

I have my flaws also. But yay to self-improvement.

EnlightenedSoul:


I have my flaws also. But yay to self-improvement.

We all have flaws, no one is perfect.

EnlightenedSoul:


War anni ha igu maskhuulin, caadi iska dhig. BTW, how's the xaaas?

Still in a wheel chair.


A man's gotta do, what a man's gotta do

Fulaman198:


We all have flaws, no one is perfect.

I know no one is perfect, especially women.

What Do You Tell A Woman with Two Black Eyes?

Nothing, You Already Told Her Twice.

Ajuran:



I know no one is perfect, especially women.

What Do You Tell A Woman with Two Black Eyes?

Nothing, You Already Told Her Twice.

That sounds a bit over the top my bro

Ajuran:



Still in a wheel chair.


A man's gotta do, what a man's gotta do

Now, that's a visual - newly acquired pocket poon carelessly flung into a wheelchair..

Fulaman198:


We all have flaws, no one is perfect.

That's the typical human cop out for mediocrity.

EnlightenedSoul:


That's the typical human cop out for mediocrity.

I'm a perfectionist, and I can tell you it's not a cop out for mediocrity. Every single day, I dream about becoming Superman, Goku, etc. etc. Someone whom is without peer in physical prowess and book smarts. Often, my friends remind me that "I'm only human". I still have a long way in life and I still want to achieve a Ph.D. before the age of 35. So I'm very ambitious by nature, but there are times I make mistakes. However, I learn from them.

Fulaman198:


I'm a perfectionist, and I can tell you it's not a cop out for mediocrity. Every single day, I dream about becoming Superman, Goku, etc. etc. Someone whom is without peer in physical prowess and book smarts. Often, my friends remind me that "I'm only human". I still have a long way in life and I still want to achieve a Ph.D. before the age of 35. So I'm very ambitious by nature, but there are times I make mistakes. However, I learn from them.

Being a perfectionist myself, I understand you. But generally speaking, it really is a disturbingly common cop out for mediocrity. People habitually use the lines "We all have flaws", "I'm only human", and "No one's perfect" as a way to justify their ills and dwell in a state of disarray, damaged in life and shytty in outlook. They often tend to resign and confine themselves to their imperfections. It's good to have friends that'll bring you down to earth when you over extend yourself at times, but beware the enemy of progress - it wears that same we-all-have-flaws mask, and it outnumbers. If there's no one that is the epitome of perfection, there are many who come pretty darn close. And by no accident.

Best of luck with your ambitions, of course. I know you'll get there

EnlightenedSoul:


Being a perfectionist myself, I understand you. But generally speaking, it really is a disturbingly common cop out for mediocrity. People habitually use the lines "We all have flaws", "I'm only human", and "No one's perfect" as a way to justify their ills and dwell in a state of disarray, damaged in life and shytty in outlook. They often tend to resign and confine themselves to their imperfections. It's good to have friends that'll bring you down to earth when you over extend yourself at times, but beware the enemy of progress - it wears that same we-all-have-flaws mask, and it outnumbers. If there's no one that is the epitome of perfection, there are many who come pretty darn close. And by no accident.

Best of luck with your ambitions, of course. I know you'll get there

Thank you sweetheart, I appreciate the fact that you never settle for less than perfect. I will accomplish my ambitions, I will not be satisfied if I don't. I want to play a significant role in Nigeria's rise to success as well.

Tbh (to be honest), I think that those excuses and statements are quite annoying. I never tell my friends that because I don't want to offend them. But I just can't sit back and watch my life mould itself into something I did not envision it to be. I want to become great (but I have to also remain modest at the same time as I move into the realm of greatness).

To me, I don't see boulders, I only see what's in the skies which equates to nothing but infinity. I believe that no matter whom you are, you must reach for the stars. Don't allow anything (or anyone) to hold you back from your cherished ambitions and dreams. Like other Nigerians tell me an engineer/scientist, "the way you make your bed so shall you lie on it". I agree with their statement. If I make my bed rough for myself, I won't aspire to such great heights.

Walah we must always remember that we were all placed on this world for a reason. What do you think the reason you are here is? Mine is to follow in the footsteps of some of the greatest African leaders of all time, Sankara, Mandela, Ghaddafi, etc etc. I want to modernise and make Nigeria and other African nations a symbol of power and prosperity. When the Western world mentions the African continent, they will see it as a force to be reckoned with. The will see it in the same light as they see Asian nations.

The dreams will never end. Even if people want me to lower my standards, it won't happen. I'll simply smile and thank them for their advice, but in reality I will still follow my own path. In closing, tiddo yo d'addo (which in Fulfulde means you must suffer or experience some form of hardship to succeed.)

EnlightenedSoul:


And don't be so insensitive to the damages done by dhaqan xumayd, 'cuz I can't even imagine.

Naa Shut upp Naya, gudnis-fircooni waa dhaqan qurux badan no damage at all. Kintirka Hanoolaato!!

Puntite:


Naa Shut upp Naya, gudnis-fircooni waa dhaqan qurux badan no damage at all. Kintirka Hanoolaato!!

Uff. Direct contradiction @ bold, ya doqon . The second motion I can def agree with, and thank "god" a sizeable number of us don't actually believe in it, and thus haven't been subjected to that backward bullshyt. Wisqkaan waaxxid iyo xayawaanyaahhow baas eh, dhaqankaagge so-called "quruxda bhadaan" la wareeg ee waliiibo waass(!) while you're at it. But yaaba og inaa adnaa guuskhaaga la dhiiraay so of course you'd agree, because waxaad waassii karrtid abaa iska yarr! - sorry.

EnlightenedSoul:


Uff. Direct contradiction @ bold, ya doqon . The second motion I can def agree with, and thank "god" a sizeable number of us don't actually believe in it, and thus haven't been subjected to that backward bullshyt. Wisqkaan waaxxid iyo xayawaanyaahhow baas eh, dhaqankaagge so-called "quruxda bhadaan" la wareeg ee waliiibo waass(!) while you're at it. But yaaba og inaa adnaa guuskhaaga la dhiiraay so of course you'd agree, because waxaad waassii karrtid abaa iska yarr! - sorry.

Believe in it? There is nothing wrong with Fircooni Gudnis. Its aestheticly pleasing and healthy hygenic nothing wrong with it. Its our beautiful culture that serves us free from Aids that befalls much of FUFU Africa. If its backward why do they do the same in europe? and encourage it?

Hundreds of girls aged 14 or under are having 'designer vagina' surgery on the NHS
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2236675/Hundreds-girls-aged-14-having-designer-vagina-surgery-NHS.html
Kintirka haanoolato was a sarcastic remark btw.

Yes i have circumzized guus just look you have circumsized kintir. Dont see your point.

Too much baruur iyo hilib isnt good nor good to look at.

Puntite:


Believe in it? There is nothing wrong with Fircooni Gudnis. Its aestheticly pleasing and healthy hygenic nothing wrong with it. Its our beautiful culture that serves us free from Aids that befalls much of FUFU Africa. If its backward why do they do the same in europe? and encourage it?

Hundreds of girls aged 14 or under are having 'designer vagina' surgery on the NHS
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2236675/Hundreds-girls-aged-14-having-designer-vagina-surgery-NHS.html
Kintirka haanoolato was a sarcastic remark btw.

Yes i have circumzized guus just look you have circumsized kintir. Dont see your point.

Too much baruur iyo hilib isnt good nor good to look at.

I think you heard me the first time. Do not align my person with your ills, BS, and backward gheeljeeree thinking, warya. Aadi hadaa laguu dhiiraay guuskhaga, iga ralaayahow on behalf of the freaks that did that to you, but anii ha igu dharin! I'm no victim, and not all of us believe in that shyt!

EnlightenedSoul:


I think you heard me the first time. Do not align my person with your ills, BS, and backward gheeljeeree thinking, warya. Aadi hadaa laguu dhiiraay guuskhaga, iga ralaayahow on behalf of the freaks that did that to you, but anii ha igu dharin! I'm no victim, and not all of us believe in that shyt!

its not a matter of hearing you, since you never based any fact. You probably one of those westernized Xalimos who hear propaganda that Fircooni Gudnis is barbaric and backwards, while the same gaalos you worship are having the procedure done on their young girls.

Women who have Fircooni gudnis are not mutilated victims or suvivors. Get your Facts right!!

Puntite:


its not a matter of hearing you, since you never based any fact. You probably one of those westernized Xalimos who hear propaganda that Fircooni Gudnis is barbaric and backwards, while the same gaalos you worship are having the procedure done on their young girls.

Women who have Fircooni gudnis are not mutilated victims or suvivors. Get your Facts right!!

It has nothing whatsoever to do with westernization - there are sizeable groups of people who simply don't practice that barbaric throwaway of fircoonic civilization going back to the time itself, or generations at least. The parallels you're trying to throw together are idi.otic and laughable at best. Speak for your dhiiraan guuus, yes, but not your nonexistent vagina, danyeeryahow.