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1. Skipping the budget talk
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First comes the ring and the few days of post-
engagement bliss. But after that, you should sit down and have a financial heart-to-heart with your fiancé about a realistic budget and what you’re both comfortable with spending.

Financial planning can be one of the biggest stressors in marriage, so you might as well start practicing good habits ahead of time. Loop in family members at this point, if applicable, to know how much you’ll be responsible for covering as a couple and how much your family might want to help with.

“You can’t start planning and hiring vendors if you don’t know what you can afford to spend,” Anne Chertoff, Wedding Wire’s trend expert, wrote in an email.
Break down spending into as many categories as you think you’ll need, including the venues, attire, photographer, florist, and more. If you think you might be missing something check out resources, such as Wedding Wire’s budget tool, that give a list of pretty much anything you could want. Then, allocate your funds accordingly.

2. Shopping for big items without sticking to a price
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You made a budget, but the hard part is sticking to it. What’s another $1,000 for an unbeatable honeymoon or an extra $500 for the perfect dress?

The key here is hold yourself and the salespeople you work with to your original number. This is especially important if you’re on a tighter budget than most.

Be up front with any budget you’re working with, and expect the salespeople to help you stay in that range, not try to convince you otherwise. If they push too hard, consider taking your business elsewhere.

3. Not saving money for the last month of
preparations
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If there’s ever a time that’s the most vulnerable for blowing your budget, it will most likely be the last weeks leading up to your wedding. While a money cushion throughout the process is great, make sure to leave some of that for the final weeks. You might need last-minute alterations, lunch for your wedding party, or other things you didn’t think of until they’re staring you in the face.

“There are always last-minute purchases that brides and grooms may not think of when allocating their budget initially, such as the cost of the bride’s mani and pedi or ribbons to tie the favors or white umbrellas if the forecast calls for rain the day of the wedding,” Chertoff wrote. “Make sure to leave at least $500 to $1,000 for last-minute purchases so they don’t catch you off guard.”

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10. You're Not Old Enough To Get One Legally
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If you're not old enough to walk into a professional
shop and get a tattoo legally, and your parent/
guardian won't or can't give consent so you can have it done legally, then your only option is to get it done by some scratcher or do it yourself. Both situations could lead to serious infection, disease, and even death - not to mention a really ugly tattoo.

9. You Don't Have Enough Money

The tattoo you want costs twice the amount of money you have, so what do you do? Too often, people opt to find someone who will do it cheaper and end up very disappointed with the results. When it comes to body art, you shouldn't be looking for a bargain.

8. You're Not 100% Decided On the Design

If you're not absolutely sure about the tattoo design
you want to get - or if you've only been absolutely
sure for a couple of days after changing your mind
several times before - you're really not ready to get
the tattoo yet. There's too great a chance that you'll
end up regretting it later on.

7. You Don't Understand the Language or
Symbolism of Your Chosen Design

The symbols may look pretty, but there are websites
dedicated toward making fun of people who got
tattooed in a foreign language they couldn't read,
because the translation was clearly not what the
person was going for. It happens all the time - don't
let it happen to you!.

6. You Lost a Bet/You're Being Pressured Into It

Getting a permanent tattoo is a big decision and
shouldn't be made lightly and certainly shouldn't be
the result of peer pressure. Don't make any bets that end with someone getting a tattoo, and don't let
anyone pressure or force you into getting something you don't want. It's your body, your life, and you're the one that has to live with it and see it every day.

5. You Think That If You Change Your Mind, You
Can Just Have it Removed

Getting a tattoo with the mindset that you can just
have it removed if you decide you don't like it later on is like getting married with the mindset that you can just get divorced if it doesn't work out. If you're not in it for the long haul, don't do it at all.

4. You Want The Name of Someone You're In a
Relationship With

Name tattoos are such a risky choice when it's
someone you're involved with. Relationships end,
and if it does you're still stuck with a permanent
reminder of a failed coupling. If you're not completely commited and in a long-lasting relationship, a name tattoo is a very bad idea.

3. You Have Health Issues That Could Interfere
With Your Ability To Heal

Some health problems could cause serious problems during the healing process of a tattoo. Diabetes, heart problems, and circulation issues are just a few that could make getting a simple tattoo very dangerous. The same goes for medications that thin the blood and/or could interfere with the successful implantation of pigment.

2. You're Not Sober

You can't legally get tattooed while under the
influence of drugs and/or alcohol, but it's in your
best interests to be sober anyway. People make
stupid decisions when inebriated and alcohol thins
the blood, making for a messy tattoo that's difficult to heal. Not a recipe for success.

1. It's an Unclean/Unsafe Environment (Tattoo
Party, Outdoor Event, Home Tattooer)

Getting tattooed at a party or during a fun event may seem excited, but it's usually just a recipe for
disaster. You have no idea who the artist is, what
their qualifications are, how clean they are or what
outside elements you might be exposed to.

Temporary, fly-by-night tattooers who are here one
day and gone the next have no responsibility for their clients safety or the outcome of their tattoos. It's best to go to someone you know and trust.

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1. Installing malware
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One of the biggest misconceptions about
smartphones is that you don’t have to worry about
security with them nearly as much as you do with
your computer. But that’s a myth, and downloading
apps at random without doing your research is a
great way to end up with malware on your device.

Malware ends up on your phone via an app, so it’s in your best interest to avoid downloading apps from third-party stores or clicking download links on suspicious websites, even if they show the icon and name of an app you think you can trust.

Downloading an infected app is a great way to damage or even permanently ruin your phone, so your best bet is to only download apps from trusted sources, always be vigilant about what you’re downloading, and be careful about which apps you’re granting permissions, especially if you’ve rooted or jailbroken your phone.

2. Leaving your phone plugged in
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Leaving your smartphone plugged in and charging all night isn’t great for the longevity of the device. It may not really be a problem to leave your phone plugged in for a couple of hours once it’s charged completely, since devices can limit the power being transferred to the battery once that battery is fully charged.

But there’s no benefit to continuing to charge your phone after the battery reaches 100%, and leaving the device plugged in for long periods of time can
generate excess heat and damage your phone.

Another great way to damage your phone as you
charge it? Leaving the device plugged in when it’s
tucked under your pillow or even just sitting on top
of your mattress. A smartphone heats up as it’s
charging, and if you don’t place it somewhere where
that heat can dissipate, it can overheat.

3. Allowing your phone to overheat
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Speaking of overheating, your phone doesn’t have to
be plugged in for the device to get too hot. Whether
you’re reading the news on the beach or playing a
game at your neighbor’s barbecue, it’s relatively easy for your phone to overheat in strong sunlight. Even leaving your phone on the table while you jump in the lake can be enough to make your phone
overheat, and in some cases, a phone can get hot
enough to shut down when left in direct sunlight,
even in an air-conditioned room.

The problem there is that excessive heat can damage the battery. That’s never a good thing, particularly because most people want longer battery life out of their smartphones, not shorter times between charges.

Typically, a phone that overheats will shut itself off to prevent damage. But repeatedly pushing your phone to that point will likely do more harm than good, so shielding your phone from the sun, turning it off if you have to leave it in a hot car, and otherwise keeping your device at a comfortable temperature is a good idea to prevent accidental damage.

4. Keeping your phone on 24/7
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Just like you turn your computer off when you aren’t
using it, it’s a good idea to shut your phone down at
least occasionally to give it a rest. Leaving your phone on all the time burns through the life expectancy of its components more quickly than you would by shutting it off every once in a while.

Regularly shutting down your device, or even simply rebooting it, will help ensure that caches are cleared and that everything is running smoothly. Think of it as a well-deserved power nap for what may be the hardest-working device you use on a daily basis.

Pluto16:
Nairalanders and Awoof are like
Make una go find better work...BEGGARS
Lmfao!!!!
Thieves

Plss Shut Up
They're not beggars, becos they aint begging you.

You offered to do a giveaway, in other words offer a help.
Interested fellows gave in .. And you disappointed them.

See who is calling someone a Beggar. You even went further and called them Thieves .. You think you're doing me?

Claiming who you ain't.

If you want to make a lot of money to the extent of giving away free cash .. Then Get A Good Life Out There and stop disappointing people here.

Mtcheeeeew!

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Finally .. My Moi-Moi Is Ready Oh .. ...


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Just Finished Adding All The Add-ables ...
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Popularly GroundNut Oil When It's For Marketing ..
But I Used Red Oil To Cook Mine ..

Added Some Salt to Taste ..

soberdrunk:
Fufu and moi-moi? Will it go well?

No oh .. Bring rice

Just Added Some Pepper To Taste

Just Added Some Spice To Taste

soberdrunk:
Are you by any chance in Portharcourt? Should i buy bread or garri when am coming?

.. Hahahah .. Why not buy fufu?

Just Added My Maggi To Taste

I just finished grinding my moi-moi
I also added some grind-able things before grinding it ..

GoodPm , Wonder Nairalanders ..

I have been eating moi-moi made by other people,just like buying from shops and all the rest of them.

But today, As a lady, I decided to make one my self
And it tested really good Wish to see?
I took some pictures step by step anyway ..
Say cool ..

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luke55720:
enjoy your life but dont let your children see this




@op you shouldnt put 18 am not sure if they are 16

No ..18+ means ' photo is meant for those 18+ above

Gistedge:
Op Said 18+, Them never even reach 18 dey display dis something... na wao.. endtime babies.

What I meant was ' The photo is for those 18+ above'

Lastking147:
Op don't worry our own PIC sef go soon flood Nl

you n who?

I no sabi do nude oh

Babies of nawadays

Bunch of biscuits ..

See ha bwest

Because they're hunters

[quote author=showmeurpenis post=53521420][/quote]So You don't know what 'Nothing More Than Kissing Has Occurred Means ..

#Ndo

showmeurpenis:
Please be careful of kissing girls and staring in their eyes while smiling. The bondage that will cause will take your freedom for 14yrs

#showmeurpenis

Your moniker is still in control
Who mentioned of kissing a girl
And what's wrong in smiling with my friend?

#PleaseCreateAnotherAccountAndDropThisMoniker