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vickatcch:
sharap my friend.you have been used Better behave yourself before another person uses you

Your sisters has all been used by yahoo guys

Tallesty1:
*In Baba's voice* She has been used

It's your sisters that has been used

IamPlato:
...


Biya Amusu!

Must You Slap?

Yes I want to reset his brain

Elder001:
See you at Shiloh 2024...

Shiloh kill you there

Elder001:
ladies who're saying they can't marry broke guys...

A time will come when they'll beg to marry guys earning 3k monthly...


Shiloh is a respecter of no female.


#A word is enough for the wise

Shut up

WebSurfer:
Did you bother to read the post before commenting ? Who’s dating here ?

Yes I did why would a guy expose a lady he had a thing with....? Don't tell me you are Supporting what the young man did

Elder001:
A word is enough for the wise

Have you heard of sugar mummy using the destiny's of young men all in an exchange for money or probably marry them.......?




A word is enough for the wise

movid:
Yes

K

Elder001:
Biacan, please I'm not joking here.
Everything isn't a play matter.

I'm joking also

Elder001:
so that you can read the contents of the post and learn from it (that's if you've not been used already)

Used Nah I'm a yahoo girl and you've been used by me

movid:
Make u no date yahoo guy

Do I look like someone who date yahoo guys

Elder001:
really?

Yes but why did you call my attention to this thread though

Elder001:
really?

Yes but why did you call my attention to this thread though

See why I always tell my friends to date mature men and not boys this is what happens when you date boys

Diickrider:
Bat pepper soup. Delicious food

What the rainbow colours is happening here

Rextayne:
Lol why the face? OK you can learn by googling about foods online, I also learnt how to make meaptie online through YouTube video though, or you can go to culinary school if you stay in Lagos, there's one I know in Pedro lagos, 18 solajinadu street(Red dish chronicles) and Culinary academy Nigerian in 50 Raymond njoku street Ikoyi. Have a great day.

You too

Elder001:
Abraka presently but I stay in Asaba.

I do come to asaba sometimes

zaynie:
Biacan, I didn't learn to cook till I was in the University and had to fend for myself and I was a day student during my Seconds School days o. My mom just never wanted us to get into the kitchen cos we were very rascally, I guess she didn't want us to burn the house down

My roomie taught me to make the baddest ogbono soup ever. The first time I ever made coconut rice, I added the shaft! as in the cut up one o not even blended. My beans was always hard and too salty, my ewedu was never well shredded, you would actually pick whole leaves out, my okro was chunky and watery, only my white rice and stew was safe for consumption and then I was a pro at Eba. But by the time I was graduating, omo I was a pro at almost all kinds of Igbo and Yoruba soups (my roomie was Edo but we loved to experiment), I could cook over 7 variations of rice (coconut, fried, jollof, spinach, palm oil, curry and concoction) and my porridge was fantastic.
ff to when I got married, I declared to my husband, I'm a decent cook but I hate cooking , I hate the kitchen....if I could I would avoid entering that one room in the whole house. I don't eat much and can survive on nothing for 2 days plus i love eating out. Served my MiL a very tantalising soup but she said she doesn't eat Eba, that's the only swallow I could actually make back then, so one of husby's cousins taught me to make amala and semo. I learnt to make wheat and poundo and even fufu all by myself.
The day my husband took me to his favorite peppersoup joint, I was like this is nonsense you're eating here na, he just yinmued then I made peppersoup for him and he was like "let's open our own peppersoup joint, I swear you'll beat them hands down!" . I had to even hold a small class for my colleagues.

Today, I can cook anything. All I need to know is see the finished product and figure the ingredients out.
I can cook a whole cow and bags of rice (the only thing I run from is party semo or amala cos of the turning). Make a big party pot of porridge without breaking a sweat. My husband's family love party too much.
I still don't like cooking (covers face). I pay someone to cook my kids breakfast and drop it at their school everyday then I wiggle my way out of making breakfast for my husband some days and other days I bombard him with breakfast and lunch even before I leave home by 6am.








Women that are great cooks and even host their own cooking shows have lost their men to women that can't boil water. Learn to cook for yourself and not to catch or keep a man. If food was the secret then why do we have men that will vex for you and your food join sef? Men that will stop eating at home.....lol.
If food was the secret why do we have rich men that hire chefs and cooks for their wives?
A good man isn't hard to please, he just wants you to be happy and to be better, you as his partner knows what he wants best. If he is a foodie but cannot afford a chef then roll your sleeves and get into the kitchen, if he can,good for you!
Food will only keep your man for so long.

Thanks

Rextayne:
Isn't it obvious? you seem like a lazy girl to me.

Yes I don't know how to cook but I'm not lazy

Elder001:
Biacan, hope you're reading this.

Where are you in delta

NeeKlaus:
Ichoputa ya, jidesie ya ike o. Ogologo amu dikwa scarce kita.

Onye ara

DonPiiko:
The mikado drink I can see online doesn't look expensive, it's better you don't drink at all, alcohol is bad and very addictive

Yes I know alcohol is bad I just want to have a taste of the Mikado that's all

DonPiiko:
What is Mikado

It's an expensive drink mostly taken by US celebrities and my mentor Nicki Minaj takes it regularly so I did love to have a taste though I don't drink

DonPiiko:
Oya take my dear

I need Mikado

IamPlato:
...


No I Can Marry You but It Will Be After Preshy... You Will Be My Side Chick

Keep quiet

DonPiiko:
I like you a lot

I like you too Bia nah like I go chop

pocohantas:
Tbh, the only thing I see wrong is his choice of words. The message is still very clear to me. Yes, he should apologise for the words. Even me pity for the girl as I dey read am.

I tell you I feel for the said lady

comtem2011:
UWC, as u can see the experience shared by that sis, you too can do better.
No one brought cooking skills from heaven, we all learn it one way or the order.

Yes her words actually inspire me

pocohantas:
Nothing wrong in what you said.
But the timing!!!

Everything is wrong in what he said he knows that she has ego problem but she still call him and denial it I think he should apologise to her for those harsh words used on her

comtem2011:
My dear, there is nothing bad in going to boarding school. Also, its a thing of the past. This is for you " The beauty of life is to move on, it will always end in praise". And don't forget to come back and testify by the time you become a great cook and even contesting for " knorr cooking contest".

Cheers.

Thanks for your words

Pettyperty:
I understand and feel you from one angle. I went to boarding house too. Anytime i went home for holidays, things were done around the House for me as we had three maids.

Then I met a man. He came to our house to ask for my hand. I was just 21! I could not even boil water talk more of making pap. I did not even know how the cooker in our house works. All I could operate was the microwave. Warm my freezer food and eat. What is washing dishes? I hated the kitchen! It was so bad.

I told uncle husband that I cannot marry o. I cannot cook tea. The man was adamant. Married me like that. First 3 months he was cooking and washing dishes. Till one day he fell ill. Okay!
I saw him make Eba and okro few times. He was starving around 10pm. I made garri and water with okro and water. As in, u could count the okro in the water and the Eba was like over soaked garri.
After he got well, we would stay in the kitchen together. When he's putting salt, I'll add maggi. Thats how he taught me how to cook. Now who born him near my kitchen? I'm now his master. There's nothing I can't cook, I bake too. My okro soup beat his own 25times over. I'm bad like that.
So you will get over it with time. I believe so. If I can cook, me?! Then u can.

Now you're making have some relief because the guys here were making it look as if if I can't cook no man will marry me

comtem2011:
I'm not in lagos, but I believe they will have cooking classes in lagos. Meanwhile, u have many options even if you don't attend classes.

1. You can engage the service of a good cook
2. There are different cooking manuals u can use to practice on your own.
3. Make yourself available during cooking time @ home and assist with little u can, don't forget to ask questions.
4. Make use of Youtube and also practice what u have learnt.
5. Go to food section on this forum, there are some threads that teach on how to prepare different types of food.

It is just a matter of interest, thats all.

All the best.

I really appreciate this I just wish I never went to boarding school I think it's the root of one of my major problem