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Texas.Cowgirl:
I really want to know how you cook iyan

Water and the oyan powder

190 let these guys enjoy their photo sharing session

I can't believe you guys have never tried mashed potatoes to replace pounded yam. Try it with egusi, especially the really cheesy one

Shollypopz: ..........I'm sorry about your sister


Mashed potato and egusi soup?? What the heck? Can you even cook the soup?

thanks, miss her everyday
Yup i'm a very good cook, probably better than most girls i know including shollypopz

Try mashed potatoes with egusi, it' the same as pounded yam

Shollypopz: 2. Were you Born in Nigeria?
Yes....Ayinke House in Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria

My sister worked there before she passed away

Shollypopz: 5. Favourite Nigerian food?
As a bonafide Ekiti chic, I pick Pounded yam and egusi soup

Yummy, my favorite Nigerian food. I sometimes substitute that with mashed potato

190: then wear googles on your eyes to see it better




Thank's i'll pass- bribe me with 1500 MTN recharge card




wow u nice to me..OK am sorry was jst taunting you

You're a nutcase

Popowaa: And many women will tell you i want six packs.

But this isn't even about the packs, you don't have to be this ridiculously huge to be ripped

WTF! They all look like characters from Marvel comics

Eze Promoe: [color=crimson]In Nigeria standard, college could also be secondary school [/color]

Well i meant a university, not secondary school

Eze Promoe: [color=crimson]Since adaobi claims to be below 20 and she isn't writing JAMB today, does that mean she's still in secondary school [/color]

She's not in Nigeria and i believe she's in college already

Alyricist★Laura:


Give me some African Queens like this Represented.

...No Aesthetic Buffoonery In Synthetic Euro/East Asian Weaves and Women who have had Nose Jobs to Narrow Passages

Authenticity Please....

Do you just like mocking or you simply lack taste? I go with both, such a weirdo!

Eze Promoe: [color=crimson]Na all NLders dey write this JAMB See as everywhere dry [/color]

True, you can tell the average age of most NLers just from this observation

greatgod2012: i think im eligible to answer you, 8+ years and still counting...........

Now, to each his/her own, so, i believe it depends on the individuals involved, some couples dont fall out of love, that does not mean that they will not sometimes have disagreements, but they quickly resolve their disagreements, and they never come short of calling themselves beautiful names, also, they never stopped complimenting each other.
However, some do fall out of love, but the thought of the vow they have both made to each other binds them and they are stuck with eack other, and gradually, the love is formed again. May i put it that, those "falling out of love" we are talking about, are sometimes not intentional, to some, its the burden of financial and other responsibilities that is weighing them down, and he just concentrate on that, instead of not thinking much about it, so that the flame of love btwn him and his wiffy do not go down, and when this happens, the wife concludes that her hubby no longer love her and vice-versa.
And to some, they just have the feeling that after wedding, all these "kiddies play" (according to them, kissing in public, holding your partner's hand while walking, etc are all kiddies play)have to stop, so they start seeing their wives as just anybody and they dont even care to compliment them, to the wives of such, the women may just think that the men no longer love them, which most of the time, not really true.
And the last set are those who married for the wrong and selfish reasons, who are the ones that intentionally fall out of love, examples of their excuses include, shes has become bigger after childbirth, she want to be controlling me, shes no longer as beautiful as when we were dating, shes concentrating more on the kids, e.t.c........such men are the one who have really fall out of love, and its just an excuse for them to become infidels, and for their wives, its the vow and the fact that they have kids for each other that definately stuck them, if the matter do not eventually lead to divorce.
Hope i make sense sha.
May God help us all.

True words!! Thanks for sharing this with us, marriage scares me too and this is insightful

Shollypopz: Hian!! Is that your strategy?? It can't work on me, I always knew u two had something in the past and now.

I'm not mad @ you sister....... as long as he throws it down in d bedroom, this will be our little secret

Abomination!! We don't do inbreeding

ItsModella: I wanted to move my 9.15 am flight from PH to Lagos a week ahead so I went to the airline office at the airport at around 6.30 am. The office was meant to open at 7. At 8am, the office was still locked. Even the workers were standing outside waiting. Apparently, the person with the key had just left his house. I told them clearly that day "if that flight moves out without me changing it, you guys will book a new flight for me at your own expense" I was mad. the person showed up at around 8:30 and offered no apology. Silly people, no respect whatsoever for their customers.

I was ready for battle that day. They think they're mad, they haven't seen madness.

Geez! this is so terrible, there's no accountability whatsoever and everyone does whatever they feel like doing. There's really nothing you could have done if you were mad at them, you'll be surprised their 'oga' will come out and try to blame it on another 'oga at the top'

ItsModella: hahahahaaha!! two years ago, somebody sent me jamb answers on bbm and said "pass it around"...I was like what? wtf?

ItsModella: That was the first and last time I flew with them. My flight was scheduled to depart Lagos at 3.30pm. By 5.45pm, we hadn't even boarded the plane. We eventually boarded the plane at 6.15pm (almost 3 hours after the originally scheduled time) after some Igbo lady screamed about how she'd been waiting since 2pm and had an appointment in 45mins. The plane was tiny (not small, TINY) and looked like a molue both in and out. Just when I thought the worst had ended, it was just beginning for me. As the plane gained altitude, I lost my hearing. My ears were hurting badly. I was at the point of crying. It took almost 6 hours after I got off that flight for my ears to return to normalcy. It was no joke at all.

smh @ the country's lack of maintenance culture and respect for people

Shollypopz: Lol, u and Ileke are planning to move to Texas?!......and you tell me there's nothing between you two??

Hmmmm....wonders shall never end

Her moving has nothing to do with me now

Shollypopz: You're lying right?? Why must you lie?? Why do you NLers like lie-lie.....

Hahaha It's NL babay! I was in the south last summer and i'm thinking of moving to Texas

CFCfan: He was the governor of Imo State. He lost the 2011 election to APGA's Rochas Okorocha.

Oh i almost thought it was Anambra. I used to kick it with his friend some years back and we had fun spending his Dad's money, glad he lost

Shollypopz: Where do u live??....
*pray tell*

Alaska

ItsModella: but why? we're talking about the biggest market in west africa, that's a tourist destination.

Hehe true, i actually think they're more innovative than the lagos market, my personal opinion

CFCfan, what State was Ohakim(Oakim) the governor? Or is he still in power?

ItsModella: I wish I could say the same. Except for my carry-on bag, my checked in luggage are usually packed, up to the maximum of 50 pounds. I can't waste space abeg.

CFCfan: You're lucky. Whenever I traveled internationally, I used to carry at least 2 hand luggage.

What's gonna happen if you both travel at the same time and on the same flight? Overloading!

Shollypopz: Are u going to take the mega bus to Nashville?? Cos I know your broke bottom can't afford $400+ plane ticket price from Texas

I don't live in Texas jor

Shollypopz: That's why u are not a computer science major, a computer science major wouldn't have given this reply

They there, we make more money than a lot of CS graduates

ItsModella: Onitsha is already a mall...all they need do is build a fence around main market.

Lol i remember reading a book about a boy from onitsha when i was kid, it was all about going to the market

Shollypopz: Huh?? What about my shoes?

I'll bring it with me when i visit Nashville on October 1st, heard it's nice around that time

Shollypopz: What?! I can bet one or two of those bags is for your mum

Hahahaha I'm jk, i don't ever carry more than 1 bag and a stuffed backpack for the longest trip. I hate carrying stuff, i'll rather pay my siblings to do it

Shollypopz: LoL, I don't plan to hussle like that. All I'll hussle for is my charity org

1000 likes, you won my heart with that

ItsModella: ATL, JFK

Mhmm that's interesting. I've never had to use the trolley anyways

Shollypopz: I need more than Google knowledge

Well the founders of google today are billionaires

arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Shollypopz: You should be like me, I have connections there. All I HV to do is tell them when I'm arriving and I don't even have to stay in line.

I like to follow the rules, i'm gonna work my way to the top...so you better act up now

CFCfan: Sharp girl. But why not queue up?

Good question

abiL: It's not compulsory. Na by force to push trolley? I'm sure your luggage has wheels... Use it. It'll save you having to pay $5/ #150

Na by force o, gonna need to esp if i'm carrying three 50lbs luggage

ItsModella: What do you mean? I usually pay for trolleys here (about $4 or so)

Anyhoo, MMIA is quite messed up. There are only two baggae carousels serving the airport and one has been dysfunctional since I can remember.

Ah really? What airport?