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RomanceRe: What Does This Mean? by Caliente(m): 6:09pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]The question is self explanatory. For your mind you don rephrase the question to how i wanted our wedding to be. Babes and husband issues sef
[/size]
RomanceRe: The Guy Complains Too Much by Caliente(m): 6:00pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]Too much of everything they say is bad[/size]
RomanceRe: 10 Signs She Has Turned You Into A Puppy by Caliente(m): 5:44pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]I command Uju's puppy to see this thread and be transformed back into the dog he is. Abracadabra[/size]
RomanceRe: One Year Marriage Ultimatum! by Caliente(op): 5:22pm On Sep 02, 2008
Ben20001:
And this rush is always from the mothers, why? lipsrsealed
[size=13pt]She actually said the ultimatum came from her dad but I won't be surprised if the decision has the royal backing of the mother.[/size]
RomanceRe: Colors: An Indispensable In Attracting And Keeping A Man by Caliente(m): 3:20pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]Link?[/size]
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Graduate Cleaners In Nigeria! Whats Your Take? by Caliente(m): 2:54pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]It further displays the many ugly faces of unemployment in Nigeria[/size]
Nairaland GeneralWhy Do You Guys Lock A Thread? by Caliente(op): 2:43pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]Why do you guys usually ban lock a thread?[/size]
RomanceRe: One Year Marriage Ultimatum! by Caliente(op): 1:18pm On Sep 02, 2008
HR.hotness:
what or who is an omata guy? undecided
[size=13pt]It's a term for (often derogatory) somebody who is trading without any proper education.[/size]
RomanceRe: One Year Marriage Ultimatum! by Caliente(op): 12:57pm On Sep 02, 2008
spikedcylinder:
Err, I have problems understanding that part. huh
[size=13pt]I was only trying to say she's very pretty[/size]
RomanceRe: One Year Marriage Ultimatum! by Caliente(op): 12:55pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]She's 24[/size]
RomanceRe: Can I Ask Him Out? by Caliente(m): 12:52pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]Maybe the guy is shy. Maybe the girl is (!@#$%^&*). Try and make friends with him in a very casual manner he may get the hint.[/size]
RomanceRe: Men And Their Periods! by Caliente(m): 12:41pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]I'm guilty of that. I usually do it when it looks as if I'm the only person keeping both ends of the affair alive. If she sorts me, we can continue and vice versa. Other times a guy just needs a time out or prepare you for break up[/size]
CultureRe: When Last Did You Visit Your Village? by Caliente(op): 12:24pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]@ big father
But do you know the place at all?[/size]
RomanceRe: Why Can't This Girl Stop Staring At Me? by Caliente(m): 12:08pm On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]She prolly likes you or you remind her of her dead he goat. You just have to find out by making a move. I can't guarantee the outcome though undecided undecided[/size]
RomanceRe: Guys How Do You Like Being Introduced? by Caliente(op): 11:48am On Sep 02, 2008
Ujujoan:
Whats wrong with 'my friend'??
[size=13pt]Nothing actually, it's your two cents[/size]
RomanceOne Year Marriage Ultimatum! by Caliente(op): 11:45am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]I've got this beautifully designed friend of mine whose dad gave an ultimatum to get married in the next one year. She's currently in NYSC camp somewhere in the north. According to her the first two suitors were just too full of themselves, annoyingly arrogant, disrespectful and think that their money is everything a woman needs. One of them is an Omata guy. The other one saw her like today and started talking marriage the next day. She doesn't think they are capable of treating a woman right. What advice can you guys give her? This is the first of the twelve month ultimatum.[/size]
CultureRe: Zimbabwean Women by Caliente(m): 11:22am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]@ post
Another bullsh1t[/size]
CultureWhen Last Did You Visit Your Village? by Caliente(op): 11:20am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]When last did you visit your village? How often do you visit your home town? I grew up partly in the villa.[/size]
RomanceRe: Bitch! by Caliente(m): 9:14am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]Dissociate yourself from that girlfriend of yours. If the supposed dumb dude finds out you won't be treated different from the biatch you connived with[/size]
Nairaland GeneralRe: What Is 'lol'? by Caliente(m): 8:01am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]@ Mustay
Confirmed smiley[/size]
Jokes EtcRe: I Am Tying The Knot by Caliente(m): 7:59am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]Jeez smiley smiley smiley I suspected it was something like that, thanx for the knot anyway[/size]
RomanceGuys How Do You Like Being Introduced? by Caliente(op): 7:47am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]How do you like being introduced by your girlfriend to her friends or whoever? Is it something like; meet Ajasco the HIV in my blood , etc or is it just, meet my boyfriend? how do you like it boys?
I'm ok with just boyfriend any other embellishments is coooooooool[/size]
Forum GamesRe: A Million Heads Count! by Caliente(m): 7:40am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=23pt]23[/size]
Forum GamesRe: This Or That? by Caliente(op): 7:39am On Sep 02, 2008
[size=13pt]Pee

Body odour or Mouth odour
[/size]
FoodRe: How To Cook Edikaikon Soup by Caliente(m): 7:29pm On Sep 01, 2008
LondonCool:
Onions is a no-go area for Edikang-Ikong soup. A typical preparation of the dish does not involve Onions, the elderly women will catsigate you for putting it.The same goes for knorr/magi cubes. The blended Cray fish produces a far more superior taste than Knorr/Magi cubes and traditionally it is not part of the recipe. I know of lots of non-Efik indigenes who add Aji-no- moto or fry the leaves in Palm oil to get that unique taste. The key is getting the right ingredients and the right timing of putting them in the soup.

You lifted your recipe from a mini-Project done by secondary school students based in Abuja, so I was not surprised to see onions in your list of ingredients.
[size=13pt]Do you think what your great great grand father ate was exactly what his own great great grand father ate? Hell No! Today you cook in stainless utensils and gas cooker, but these ooooooooooold era people will tell you that clay pots and firewood heat brings out a distinct flavour which your stainless utensils and gas cooker can bring out. In this case, your kitchenware has compromised the taste of your onionless dish already. One woman once told me in secondary; no you don't cut onions like this, cut it that way. And I was like if I cut it this way it turns into a poison. Bottom line is what your people are eating today is just a shadow of what your people ate 200years ago. IT IS NOT THE SAME.[/size]
FoodRe: How To Cook Edikaikon Soup by Caliente(m): 7:19pm On Sep 01, 2008
Pepeye:
You don’t have to emulate everything you mum, grandmum, great-grandmother cooked in the kitchen they lived in a different era remember.

You invent your own style and skills, be innovative , There is no boundary when it comes to cooking, Onions and maggi cube is a must in my edikaikon no apology

Periwinkles are cool
[size=13pt]That is so true and I believe it too. I always tell people if there was no creativity in the kitchen, we all will be eating the same goop since Adam and Eve was created.[/size]
FoodRe: Craziest Animal Meat You've Eaten? by Caliente(m): 6:05pm On Sep 01, 2008
[size=13pt]Well to the best of my knowledge it's monkey meat, you can't be sure the meat Iyabasera cooked her stew with. lipsrsealed lipsrsealed[/size]
FoodRe: Which Maggi Do You Prefer For Cooking? by Caliente(m): 6:03pm On Sep 01, 2008
[size=13pt]Royco or Knorr[/size]
FoodRe: What Did You Cook Today? by Caliente(m): 6:00pm On Sep 01, 2008
[size=13pt]I only cook on weekends and not all the weekend[/size]

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