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vickyO:
wHY NA

I've been cooking for about there years now. It's just those occasional mistakes.

I know the tips to avoiding them occasional mistakes?

ITbomb: The girl likes shouting and moaning

just like you like voyeurism

vickyO:

LMAO!!! you were late...check my previous post

vickyO:
I sabi cook (but I dey do wonders some times e.g. over salted stew, taseless porridge.. note the some times.). If girl my age no sabi, then there's trouble.

its beginner's norm

ITBomb!

idnoble135: If you say so.

It's not. It's all good.

That's what I've been trying to explain.

smart guy lol...wanted to yab ur 'explaining' lol

vickyO:
Fate, I guess.
But my own sweet pass your own sha.

how e no go sweet pass mine...we compare when u do tge cooking not when ur mum did

vickyO: She's right....

dont mind him, he knows

idnoble135: This is a play on words as related to the subject matter.

is it now?

vickyO:
Eba and egusi soup... care to join?

how come we eating same thing

vickyO: Nope. but it's been served.

what?

vickyO: Hmm, OK.

have you had dinner?

vickyO: YOU CLEAR ON THE TOPIC NOW, ABI?

yes, i have always been clear on it but not as you think.

vickyO: Exactly. But this one is a biblical/scriptural doctrine because it is deeply rooted in the Bible.

you said so.

idnoble135: Every doctrine can not exist on it's own. It has it's root in scriptures.
All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is
profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction,
for instruction in righteousness:

...scripture ought to make doctrine and not doctrine making scripture.

vickyO: What is a doctrine?
doc·trine [dóktrin]
(plural doc·trines)
noun
1. rule or principle: a rule or principle that forms the basis of a belief, theory, or policy
2. ideas taught as truth: a body of ideas, particularly in religion, taught to people as truthful or correct
Scriptural?
scrip·ture [skrípchər]
(plural scrip·tures) or Scrip·ture [skrípchər] (plural Scrip·tures)
noun
1. biblical writings: the sacred writings of the Bible
2. biblical text: a passage from the Bible
[14th century. < Latin scriptura "what is written" < script-, past participle of scribere "write"]
-scrip·tur·al, adjective
It's more scriptural than doctrinal. Why? Cause it's clearly stated in the Bible.

the bolded. An idea can be wrong and taught as truth...

Shout out to sunbellar

my shout out continues

idnoble135:
Not really my opinion. I have scriptures to back it up. And this is one of them.

i have seen it.
see this reference;

ATMC: @vicky i get 1jn5:7 ...the dispute is with trinity...God the father, God the son and God the holy spirit. I said it is doctrinal and not scriptural.

Joshthefirst: maybe I didn't?

pls do?

@vicky i get 1jn5:7 ...the dispute is with trinity...God the father, God the son and God the holy spirit. I said it is doctrinal and not scriptural.

vickyO:
It takes only someone with a strong sense of smell to know that.

LMAO!! See this babe! lol u r right #nods