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I did this in camp. ![]() Una do una Own when una small I did mine when I was 20+ Hard conditions call for hard measures. So what if they guys were watching sometimes while pretending as if they weren't? Small price to pay than get bathroom infection from those ugly bathrooms Amaechi refused to improve. No other way to survive in that River state harsh camp. |
Sorry about your loss yuzedo. |
MasterJayJay:If that someone is related to you pls have them withdraw from that archaic school if you can. This is a debate fit for last century. And there's no playing devil's advocate either way because you can only debate topics that make sense not the senseless ones. When you were playing pretend devil's advocate,what reasons did you come up with that made sense to the ears? It is a dumb debate. |
moca:My own ehn. He will buy you expensive masculine gifts that you don't understand. Like how many Pairs of sunglasses does one need since they all look alike? But he will buy it because it is a designer even if it looks exactly like the last one just a different brand ![]() Things like that. Trainers Beatz by Dre that I don't care about. Hmmm. I'm learning a lot from nairaland. Now I know not to bother about such things. At least he's improving. Last gift was a handbag and a good brand too. I didn't even know he was aware such brand exists. (He said he used google to find it) I guess that are really fast learners. |
Sorry you have to feel such pain |
Herzumpther:i love that plantain dish. Yummy |
christabeli:Mix one and half cups of flour with half teaspoonful of salt and two teaspoonfuls of vegetable oil . Rub in the oil thoroughly until absorbed by the flour. Add half cup water gradually until you have a thick dough. Start kneading the dough until it becomes very stretchy. If it sticks to your hands, put dry flour on both surfaces of your palms and keep kneading. Note that the more you knead the tougher it becomes. You don't want to too hard to roll. So stop when you've gotten a consistency that you can roll easily and at the same time be able to cut it shape. Cover for fifteen minutes. Then cut a handful of dough and roll into a flat circle. Cut the circle into three equal triangles (picture 1) Fold each triangle into a cone using a little flour mixed with water to form a paste to secure the sides. (Picture two) One edge will stick out on top(pic 3) Put your filling and fold the edge sticking out on top over the cone. Secure with more flour paste (pic 4) and set aside until you've done all of them and then start frying.
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JoeCutie:i don't know my dear. I've only been to Dubai once in my life and it was just a stopover flight to somewhere else. I didn't even leave the airport ![]() |
cutiereborn: ![]() Very simple to make Use your favorite veggies. Minus broccoli or cauliflower (I hate those two) I used green beans, egg plant, sweet corn,carrot,potato, onions,mushroom and spinach leaf. Chilli pepper (ground) Garlic Salt Half cup water Accent seasoning(my personal favorite )Chicken flavor seasoning or maggi chicken ********************************** Boil the potato and dice. Dice and fry your onions with curry and a pinch garlic. Add the other veggies and let cook until carrots and green beans are soft. Add the water and then Add mushroom,sweet corn,eggplant and spinach greens last because they cook at two minutes tops. Then put your already diced boiled potatoes. add little chilli pepper according to your taste but don't let it get too spicy Salt and seasoning last according to your taste. If it is too runny,add a teaspoonful of plain flour to thicken it Let cool and use it to fill your pastry/dough before frying. Don't make the dough too soft or too think or too thick either. You get the general idea from my pic but I should have made my dough a bit stiffer so it would be crunchier. The samosa should be Crisp and crunchy on the outside but tender and juicy on the inside. Make your dough stiff but not too hard to roll or cut. |
Kizmarty:pay me I'll find one for you |
JoeCutie:Not Dubai. see thief. |
JoeCutie:you're welcome to come and join ![]() |
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missberrypop5:No meat. Just pure veggies Fried and not baked Crisp and crunchy unlike meat pie. Come have more than one ![]() |
Ready. Been licking my fingers ![]()
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I made samosa. an Indian appetizer This is the veggie version. You can also use chicken or most commonly beef Very yummy. It turned out so good I surprised myself being that this is my first attempt. ![]()
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maclatunji: ![]() Ok. Make only you post for the thread na. Na you be OP Na only you go still be 'contributors' |
Why do some men marry women they don't trust? If the wife is not trustworthy enough to be reasonable and contribute sensibly to the home decision making and upkeep, why marry her? If his judgment must always be the correct one,it means he doesn't believe he's marrying a trustworthy mature adult whose POV and opinion should always be on the table alongside his for consideration and the best option of the two chosen In the end. If a man feels like his wife should always go along with whatever he says regardless of how it affects her or the home in general,then he doesn't need a wife. He needs to be by himself since he is self sufficient and all-knowing. Or is trust one sided? |
The chairs don't look comfortable. That's what I have against them. |
I wasn’t even bothered she had two sons from her previous marriages because when I met her, she was the best woman in the world. She took care of the seven children I had from my previous marriages.The drunk poverty stricken eidiot even had seven kids from his former marriages (whom she took good care of as can be deduced fron the son's stance that all the kids are in harmony) yet he feels he did her a favor by marrying her and her two sons. What some women won't see in marriage. ![]() |
Excess Alcohol affects sexuall performance. He has drunk his manhood away and is blaming his wife for his alcohol induced impotence. |
Good for you ![]() |
She has my vote. That's for sure |
Afam4eva:you're a clown. ![]() |
OP no vex abeg. ![]() |
![]() OMG he go just give the person belle sharpally if na woman. @OP have you found the lady you're searching for? |
Really?klark3: |
bukatyne:@bold, I don't know maybe the motivation is the responsibility naturally bestowed on us as a higher species to ensure that harmony, fairness and continuity is the theme of life from one generation to another? Does there have to be a motivation borne out of fear for one to live a righteous life? Promoting good relationship,friendship and justice between humans of all races should be enough motivation. shouldn't it? Afterall if you really look at the 10commandements, those rules are specifically mostly for the promotion of good relationship between man and his neighbor for our own good. If that's not enough motivation for anyone to try to live a righteous life, trust me, the promise of a shiny heaven or the fear of a fiery hell won't be enough to get them to live righteously. We have been raised to be selfish mostly. so it is perfectly ok to see someone say "if I can't go heaven,why do good?" subconsciously everything we do,we hope to gain something from. That's not righteousness. That's selfishness. Most people honestly cannot break a sweat to help another person if there's nothing in it for them. They just can't wrap their heads around such. So there has to be the promise of heaven for them before they can do good. Take that away and you will see that most 'godly' people aren't really godly or selfless at all. They just think they are buying themselves some treasure up somewhere. If there was no promise of a heaven or the threat of hell somewhere,many humans would be running amok in their own wickedness because the thought of doing good just so that the life of the next person will be easier won't ever cross their minds. To them it would be a waste. And that honey is true human nature. Whoever or however the idea came up of a hell and heaven,it was centered on man's inability to do good except there's something personal in it for him. As for whether there is really a hell and a heaven, everyone to their beliefs jare. Since Christians are even divided on the matter who else will vouch for it? |
Rapmoney:congratulations ![]() |
So she's now atheist because she's calling out religious hypocrites? Lol. |
baby8:you're welcome |
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Really?