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Um check out the us embassy website. There is also a setions for questions and answers in case you're lost. Plus you haven't specified what type of visa you're applying for. Check out the website. The instructions are quite detailed.

Try google?? Unless you wanted a hard copy then maybe a bookstore? Or library? But google might be your best bet.

CAMEROONPRIDE: ton francais est excellent ou l'as tu appri ?

L'ecole. En fait, je me specialise en francais et les etudes de conflit.

CAMEROONPRIDE: ihihhhi cravatte du notire c'est quand le mec place son engin entre les seins de sa copine et fait des va et vient ..la copine tenant ses seins a pleine main tu vois un peu

ahhh je vois. d'accord. je comprends maintenant.

CAMEROONPRIDE: bred and raised in YAOUNDE,Cameroon ...but actually i'm in the usa...east coast...et toi tu vis ou? sinon les Camerounais sont sympas ...il faut en rencontrer bcp tu seras pas decu et pourquoi pas sortir aussi avec un

t'es sur? lol. d'accord. comme j'ai dit, je ne connais aucun camerounais sauf la femme qui m'a tressee. peut etre si je rencontre quelques-uns. moi j'habite aux etas-unis aussi mais le mid-west.

CAMEROONPRIDE: that's not the thread you are suppose to say something in french....but because it's you:

a) a cheval
b)levrette
c)missionaire
d)cuillere
e)69
f)branlette espagnole ou cravtte du notaire
g)missionaire
h)brouette
i)ciseaux
J)bateau ivre
k)union de lotus
l)union de l'aigle
etc...now say something in french

Interessant mais cravatte du notaire? ca veut dire quoi?

hmmmm I dunno how I feel about this. Milk, beans, rice, bread, pasta... so what then shall we be eating? o ga o. lol. like a friend of mine said yesterday, today fruits are good for you and then tomorrow they tell you that they are bad for you. It's impossible to keep up with these things mehn. I don tire for all these things. My own be say know your body and eat what works best for you. For example, I know eating too much cheese isnt gonna work well for me but that milk? and beans? and bread? nah.... no be we dey chop beans rice and bread for naija like say tmr no dey.

Do you agree with the quiz?

CAMEROONPRIDE: DROP A WORD IN FRENCH HERE....A SENTENCE IF YOU WANT ....DON"T CARE ABOUT MISTAKES ...JUST DROP A WORD YOU LIKE TO HEAR OR YOU FIND FUNNY..
READY GO.........: je trouve les nigerians tres gentils ....arrogants quelque fois mais tres gentils du moins j'ai toujours ete bien traite sur ce forum....bisoux...

tu habites ou? Au Cameroon ou quoi? Je ne connais bcp de camerounais mais la seule camerounaise que je connais est tres gentille. en fait, elle sort avec un nigerian

I just asked an American friend of mine and he said that yea he would feel intimidated approaching a lady with a bigger and better car. So it might not be just a nigerian thing.

"What soldier men DO to our girls..." it seems like it's a mutual thing going on here. I actually thought twas going to be a case of rape or whatever but the girl seems pretty happy so I take it to be a mutual agreement.

[quote author=One_Naira]Chineke see me see wahalla. I'm wishing nigerians goodluck on the account problem is increasing daily in that nation and I pray those still residing their are kept safe by the grace of God and you are attacking me for wishing una goodluck. Fine, I take back my Goodluck.

Wetin I do you? Na wa ooo!!![/quote]lol. you no do me anything. Your statement came across as being selfish. one of those, i dont care as long as im no longer in the country, those that are there can help themselves etc. But then, you prolly didnt mean it that way. No vex. Peace bro.

[quote author=One_Naira]With the way things are going in Nigeria, I'm happy I don't live there.

Good luck to Nigerians.[/quote]Biko, keep your goodluck to yourself o. Very selfish statement.

Yea I know what you mean. It will certainly make a great movie. Although like you said, making it into a movie can take a lot away from the intensity of the book. A lot can be lost through "translation". I didnt even know there were plays. Well at least, that's a start.

Have you read any other books by C.S Lewis?

I've had this book for about 3 years now and I havent gone past chapter 5. It;s like the devil really doesnt want me to read this book. I told myself that by force I must finish it this summer but the summer is almost over and here I havent even touched it.

Anyway, Yes I agree with you. It is indeed a very good read. It opens one's eyes to a lot. It's one of those books that will make you "wow! this is crazy" the whole time. I think this thread is going to make me pick up the book right now!

Looking forward to hearing what others have to say about the book.

hahhahahahahahahahahha Juat had a good laugh from this!! LOL. gone are the days... lol

Nothing wrong with it. No be dem get the food dem dey chop? Na whichever way dem wan chop am dem go chop am. Food tastes better when eaten with the hand. Besides, they were in the comfort of their own space so no biggie. Like Afam4eva said, they are doing it the African way.

ronkebp: ^^^^^^^^^ NOW I AM HUNGRY.........

hahhahaaha im sorry! lol. I can send you some? I think this was my 2nd time making jollof in my life and it came out well. But I've learned never to use Uncle Ben's rice again. It's just terrible.

obowunmi: Thought its Senegal ?!

obowunmi: Thought its Senegal ?!

Gambia is "inside" Senegal and they have the Wolof people there too. Na colonization break them so. So yea, Gambia/Senegal cause the wolof people are found in both countries.

Its actually called ceebu jen rouge (red rice and fish). There is also ceebu jen blanc (the white version). The way it is cooked is totally different from how we make our jollof. They have tons of veggies in them such as carrots, zuchini, garden egg, okra (all cooked in the sauce). The rice is steamed on top of the cooking sauce. When the sauce is ready, they take out the cooked veggies, fish and some of the suave, then add the rice to it and let it cook a lil. then they serve it in a large tray put the fish and veggies in the middle and pour some of the remaining sauce on top (not necessary though)

Jollof rice, plantains and chicken.

Pounded Yam first then maybe Amala and eba next.

Revolva: Shut up I bet you the numbrs of guys knows much about e books than ladies between the age of 18 to 35 ok
When girls never fit read hand held book na e book even with their ipad bold 5 galaxy tab wey half of dem use their kitten take buy am you can't see an e book there just pictures musical vid and all sort of movies I know of many babes dat rock dis gadgets but never seen any important thing they bout it for mugu dey always pay na

*sigh* smh. I have no words really. Its a waste of time trying to argue this out. Peace!

anderson1994: This Iƨ a typical yoruba girl mstcheww what Iƨ cool abt buying e books rubish u

Excuse me, whats typical about what I said? Im not the only one thinking like that. What's the big deal about e-books?!! smh. Im done.

[quote author=Sisi_Kill]The only way this topic makes sense is if the OP is thinking of starting an ebook business which caters ONLY to Nigerian Girls and he is doing a feasibility study.

What say you. . .OP?[/quote]ahhahahahahahahha good one!

[quote author=Curious_city]Why are we Nigerians so petty about things? So buying e-books has become a status thing now?

Hmmmmm, I weep for the 'future'.[/quote]Thats why I kept asking if there was something special about e-books! I couldnt understand. *sigh*

ediko5: Wat this thread means is dat 'Girls do not read educative materials' rada d spend most of their money buying SEXY MOVIES, LATEST FONES, LATEST FASHION OF KLOTHS, 75 Inches Of Brazilian Hair etc.

One problem with this thread is that it is such a generalization. How can you say Nigerian girls dont read!!! Out of how many millions. The Nigerian girls I know read and read wide. Yal just need to get with the intelligent ones. It is also very possible to balance both fashion and books. Many Nigerian girls read.

[quote author=p.wiz]I even doubt if most of them knws what an ebook is calld.[/quote]How many guys know what e-boooks are?

I really dont get this thread. Is it about reading books or reading E-BOOKS? Y'al making seem like E-BOOKS are the ish. I mean what if they prefer buying hard copies? It would have been different if the question had been books in gen and not e-books. still smh.

[quote author=tpia@]Thread title is mischievious.


Somebody baked a cake- they can also put obama's name there, doesnt mean it belongs to him?[/quote]I was seriously thinking about how this could have been Fashola's own cake you know. I thought so too that someone just made a cake and put his name on it but then wasnt too sure.

Is there supposed to be a big deal about buying e-books? I dont get it Whats so cool about buying e-books?

10 over 10: Misplaced priority!!!

Misplaced priority!!!! Cant the man have his own personal life anymore? So because he is govenor, he cant celebrate birthdays and have a cake like that? It dont cost that much to get a cake like that really. Na wa for all of una wey dey curse the poor guy. Haba! Let the guy be. The cake aint even that big too!!

bumps: The cake can as well fix all the road at ayobo and epe LGA.rubbish

Do you know how much the cake cost that you think the cost is enough to fix the roads at Epe and Ayobo? O ga o.

Def the indomie! Dont like the honey's ad at all.