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Flat mate

A mom visits her son for dinner who lives with a girl as a flat mate. During his meal, his mother couldn't help but notice how pretty his flat mate was. She had long been suspicious of a relationship between the two and this had only made her more curious. Over the course of the evening while watching the two interact, she started to wonder if there was more between him and his flat mate. Reading his mom's thought, his son volunteered, "I know what you must be thinking, but I assure you, we are just flat mates." The following day, his flat mate came to him saying, "Ever since your mother came to dinner, I've been unable to find the silver plate. You don't suppose your mother took it, do you? He said, "Well I doubt it, but I'll email her just to be sure!" He sat down and wrote, Dear mom, After your visited me, the silver plate has been missing. I'm not saying that you did take the silver plate from my house, and I'
An Edo Man invited his friends for his mother's burial. After lowering the coffin, the family put yam, rice, meat etc, into the grave in line with tradition. A man asked why? The Edo man smiled &said, according to our tradition, the dead go on a long journey & need all the food items they can get". The man dropped N100,000 inside and said, "when the food finish, buy more". Another man dropped N50,000 and said, "add this incase it's not enough". Chinedu smiled and brought out his cheque book & wrote a cheque of N200,000, dropped it in the coffin & took the N150,000 notes as a change, then said, "Nwanne, withdraw when you reach there, after all, this is a cashless economy

Crashers

It was at a party and  the host was getting worried because there were too many people and not enough refreshments. He was sure that not all of these people had been invited but didn't know how to tell which ones were the crashers. Then he got an idea.... He turned to the crowd of guests and said, "Will those who are from the bride's side of the family stand up please?" About twenty people stood. Then he asked, "Will those who are from the groom side of the family stand up as well?" About twenty five people stood up. He then smiled and said, - - - "Will all those who stood please leave? This is a birthday party.

No more maturity

When I was in the seventh grade, the responsibilities I had to carry out were as deep as creating a realistic plan for the future. Petty thoughts were seen as only permitted only in elementary school. Music and movies were also talks of the town, but the music had meaning and carried a message while the movies were homely. Musics like Backstreet boys, tupac shakur, Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, Majek Fashek, Celine Dion, and even gospel artists like Don Moen, Ron Kenoly, Tom Inglis were in vogue, and when we relate, we relate on a realistic basis. People also had great interest in reading novels.    On getting to ninth grade, I saw the obvious reduction in maturity of the then seventh grade. It was sad but I knew it would get worse. Now, the songs talk about mundane things, it is just beats, and vain statements. Our interests in reading books has reduced over time. The lives of celebrities, from what they wear to their sleeping time has become the talk of the day.    The music we list