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Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Elder4sure(m): 2:02pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Buhari come and see your balls-o! These pipu on nairaland are playing with it ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Nobody: 2:02pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
What sort of ball is this? Looking so diabolic. |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by soberdrunk(m): 2:02pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
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Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by kenny5811(m): 2:03pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Oluwasaeon:.... on point... dat tin can bounce ghan.... 1 Like |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by hAlexandro(m): 2:06pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
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Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by bankole200(m): 2:07pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Yeah, we call it Parubber . That was the good old days. |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by maxiuc(m): 2:07pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
God bless your soul sweet mummy I remembered on may 1998 she bought it for me |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Jethrolite(m): 2:14pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Orobo2Lekpa:You don't know this ball. It came in different sizes and developed seeds after one intensive match where you couldn't even pass the ball in a straight line. |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Oloniyan(m): 2:16pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
we call it 'Unbreakable' due to it's elasticity back then |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by ahamonyeka(m): 2:16pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Partnerbiz3:indomie generation spotted. 1 Like |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by saheedbadmus(m): 2:17pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
with the comment i have seen above am sure most of those that comment on this post didnt play this ball..dis ball in the picture look just like 2 balls and we call one fellelee in yoruba and i think its made from rubber or so..very soft that if you play it to a direction the wind would blow it to another direction..and the second is a ball made with paper and sellotape... |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Oluwasaeon(m): 2:18pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
kenny5811:Baje baje |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by emmcrown(m): 2:18pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
It is called sagbadiwere infinitypro: 1 Like |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Kobicove(m): 2:20pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
I have always wondered how they managed to pump air into that thing since it has no visible valve |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by governor2022(m): 2:21pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
VickyRotex:you wey dey form ajibo all your life indoor generation better pass you |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by ucnwafor(m): 2:22pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Hehehe, those days we use 2 make sweeping broom 4rm palm frond nd local basket 4rm palm frond too, ball 4rm gum tree, indomie generation no know diz one sef |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by olanydeegr8: 2:22pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
We used to call it tambolo....its is made from burst balloon.that ball dey bounce no b small... 1 Like |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Flaghouse1: 2:22pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
infinitypro: Oga talk true ,you should be in your early forties for you to remember this ball,you just bring back nostalgia of my youthful days 1 Like |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by megamank(m): 2:23pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
na this one we de call bancing ball not bouncing o but bancing ball........this is the really ball that gives you natural R2 movement when you kick it hard |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by mochris: 2:25pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
I played it as a kid growing up in the Barack |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by JesusIgot(m): 2:26pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
I remembered when the time of war in Biafra, we used the ball as boom to chased hausa soldiers away from my village cos them though its boom. we decieved them ;DI |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Heymus(m): 2:27pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
After it has been deflated; we put kerosine on it and it turns gum. We used the gum to glue our worn-out books back then. (I used almost all my money back then on this) sweet memory |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by jabolo(m): 2:28pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
The strong smell made you light-headed and giddy - little wonder plenti roforofo fights during play. We were involuntary 'glue-sniffers' ![]() |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by jimzad02(m): 2:30pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
WOW! MY LATE MAY HIS SOUL REST IN JANNATUL FIRDAUSS USED TO BOUGHT THIS TYPE OF BALLS IN THE OLDENDAYS ON EVERY FRIDAY MARKET IN 80'S IT IS USUALLY MELT IF IT STAYS LONG IN THE SUN. |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by konkacid: 2:30pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
In the West, we called it 'epon elede ' , pig's scrotum. |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by sekem: 2:41pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Chai I remember kicking those soft rubber balls in the 90's I don old o! E betta may I jus go marry na na na ![]() |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by haryorbarmie83(m): 2:43pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Good old memories. During my sss1 in 1994. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by delors(m): 2:43pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
Felele...i wan play die ni |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by smilyice(m): 2:44pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
kadree:this got me laughing,lol |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by fijabs(m): 2:46pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
In Ibadan back then we called it "SAGBA DI WERE" meaning, the balls turns adult to an idiot, cos if u kicked the ball to direction X , it goes to direction Y, it used to be fun back then, and it was affordable compare to the original leather ball, the good old days. |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by VickyRotex(f): 2:46pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
governor2022: Who's this? Do I know you? "Ajibo" all my life kor. Smh. Afi "indoor" generation. Outdoor ni. |
Re: Who Remembers This Ball? by Nobody: 2:47pm On Sep 29, 2017 |
It is called Highlander back in the days |
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