naijainfogalery:


See Nigerians trying to justify their acts lol. Just accept it, Its bad. Dont ask such again lol and if you must ask the queue question asking if someone is last can be annoyingly rude. Its better asked like. Are you the last person on queue or better still hope there is no one at your back lol. These are bad habits we picked from Naija, please dont go and do it abroad ooo

xendra:
if some of these questions offends you, especially 1&4 then you have a problem.

fatymore:
Office Technology and Management.. Lagos

naijainfogalery:


Have you taken time to actually know the meaning of how was your night? It means how was your sexual experience last night., and the are you the last, you got to an ATM and you saw 3 people on queue and no other person in sight, and its obvious its the person standing last on queue instead of you join the queue, you are now asking if the person is the last., Are you that blind that you cant see the obvious?

Sezua:

What is bad about how was ur night? A lot of pple do a lot with their night. Not everybody is wired to have sex every night like you.

naijainfogalery:


Have you taken time to actually know the meaning of how was your night? It means how was your sexual experience last night., and the are you the last, you got to an ATM and you saw 3 people on queue and no other person in sight, and its obvious its the person standing last on queue instead of you join the queue, you are now asking if the person is the last., Are you that blind that you cant see the obvious?

WEIRDPC:
are you willing to teach?

IamaNigerianGuy:



YOU have the problem because despite the attempt to correct you, you are obstinate in your error.
Only in Nigeria do people ask 'how was your night?' You don't own a night.
The correct expression is 'did you sleep well?' or perhaps ' how did the night go ?'

Also, when you get to a queue join it at the end. There should be no need to communicate with the last person on the queue beyond a polite 'good day'. Because we are so crooked that we 'keep spaces' for people who are not physically present, this practice of inquiring has become prevalent.

The op is 100% correct. You on the other hand should learn something new today.

LilySopi:


Your analysis is all wrong my dear.. Sometimes when u come to the bank for any transaction, they ask the people on the queue to sit down. So when someone comes in, it is nt bad to ask the person been attended to if he/she is the last person.

IamaNigerianGuy:



YOU have the problem because despite the attempt to correct you, you are obstinate in your error.
Only in Nigeria do people ask 'how was your night?' You don't own a night.
The correct expression is 'did you sleep well?' or perhaps ' how did the night go ?'

Also, when you get to a queue join it at the end. There should be no need to communicate with the last person on the queue beyond a polite 'good day'. Because we are so crooked that we 'keep spaces' for people who are not physically present, this practice of inquiring has become prevalent.

The op is 100% correct. You on the other hand shouldp learn something new today.

IamaNigerianGuy:



YOU have the problem because despite the attempt to correct you, you are obstinate in your error.
Only in Nigeria do people ask 'how was your night?' You don't own a night.
The correct expression is 'did you sleep well?' or perhaps ' how did the night go ?'

Also, when you get to a queue join it at the end. There should be no need to communicate with the last person on the queue beyond a polite 'good day'. Because we are so crooked that we 'keep spaces' for people who are not physically present, this practice of inquiring has become prevalent.

The op is 100% correct. You on the other hand should learn something new today.

NarnieSnyper:
" How was your night" and "Have you eaten" are two stvpid,outdated and boring questions/lines I can never use on a chick when trying to woo her. C'mon, she's heard it 1001 times for fvck's sake

Shid! I am always spontaneous, maybe that's why I am never dulling when I am with a girl

paddyofboss:

'How did the night ho"..oga English was the night travelling in a bus smh