We used to have a full house and everyone had something to say and it was such fun but you dare not bring your food out cos nobody says NO....hehehehehehehe
Wednesday, November 04, 2026
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his was the best way to watch TV back then......
We used to have a full house and everyone had something to say and it was such fun but you dare not bring your food out cos nobody says NO....hehehehehehehe
We used to have a full house and everyone had something to say and it was such fun but you dare not bring your food out cos nobody says NO....hehehehehehehe
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ReplyDeleteHahahaha 🤣🤣
DeleteIt's Indian movies we watch through my neighbors window 🤭 Triple C, your memory is very sharp 👍
Good old days 😌
ReplyDeleteI remember how I used to sneak to my friends house to watch film
Now, I don't like watching movies 😒
Same hereoo i dont watch movie anymore, i dont know if its maturity or stress.
DeleteMemories, good old days
ReplyDeleteGood old days. 😍
ReplyDeleteTime flies, but some memories never fade.
ReplyDeleteWhen the days were sweet 🥰
ReplyDeleteI rememberd the day we rented and watched the Nigerian movie EYE FOR AN EYE starring Segun Arinze, Ramsey Noah, Edit jane Azu, the late Recheal Oniga, Saint Obi, and young peter bruno junior, for that our box tv in Kd, ewoooo, person wey no no go think say na village meeting, our 15by 15 parlour full yakata dey troway....
ReplyDeleteThen the scene where Alisu Wariboko was crying to saint Obi (he played as SaintObi's securityman) how "some tall tall men beat me scatter scatter..."(referring to Segun and his thugs) everybody burst out laugh kwakwakwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
We rewind, and rewind till we got tired of the scene.
I missed those day wallahi.
LOL, we no dey gather like this to watch wrestling but if na movie ehn, ehn, some will even hang by the window. Good old memories.
ReplyDeleteGood old days. I remember our face me I slap compound then. You dare not quarrel with Emeka or any of his siblings else... No tv for you.
ReplyDeleteBest ever childhood memories. This generation will not understand.
ReplyDeleteGood old days. I watched one Indian movie from our neighbor's window back then.
ReplyDeleteI still remember how my grandma, my late dad and myself would stay up late watching wrestling!! Mama will be crying, "iyanmi oooo, ewod eyen awo ooo", meaning, "chei, they have killed someone's child oooo" hahahahahaha....yet she never stops watching it.
ReplyDeleteMy grandfather too. I cherish those memories
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