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FL Gators:
rotflmao.
I just dey play with both of them.
Never knew they both have fangs

You did not know After all the kung fu they've done on NL?

My dad was driving an ice cream truck selling ice cream and my mum, then in secondary school, bought some. It was love at first sight, from my father's side

topup:
[color=#008855]Thanks for taking the time to write the reply, but right now I just feel worn out. I've been defending myself but still I'm told that I am in denial and also I'm apparently in love with him. All of this is confusing me, I guess maybe I'm not over him, if I still think it's exciting to see him - that's what you guys keep saying to me. I definitely don't want to reconcile. Is it so wrong to want to kill two birds with one stone; 1 - be able to ask any lingering questions (and I can't remember any) 2 - to be able to re-state what he has lost.

I came on Nairaland last year, and I was told that it was my fault for ignoring his messages back then when messages mattered, and so since then, I've tried not to do anything that could aggravate the situation. I wasn't even thinking about him, until he text me asking if he could meet.

Lastly, I agree, most things can be said over the phone.
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Why? This seems to be a big issue for you and i do not see why it should be. Don't let what you've read here wear you down after all it is your life. Like so many people have said here, you are smart. Use that smart brain of yours to make a decision. Even if it ends up being a mistake, that's life, learn and move on. If the decision ends up working out, hurrah. My dear life is just too short and important to fuss about an ex, unless you really want to get back with him.
All the best.

I boil it with a bit of curry, thyme and dry pepper. Then when it's almost done i pour in the seasoning. When it's done i add chopped onions and let it steam as the indomie cools down. Yummy!

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=273238.msg3904619#msg3904619 date=1242947835]Wetin women see for that bread sef?[/quote]I don't think it's only women who like this bread. I know a couple of guys who love it also. I like the bread because it is soft, succulent, sweet, richer than normal bread and can be eaten on its own.

rodolpho:
gentlemen of the nairaland, i need serious help and i believe only you guys can advise me right.

i applied for my student permit to study in Canada on 19th April 2009. in support of my application among other documents was a letter from my office confirming that i have been given a study leave and i can come back to the job upon completing of my programme. however around March i commenced moves aimed at getting a new job, hoping in the event that i fail to get the visa i can change my job. unfortunately i am yet to get a feedback on my visa application but i have been offered employment in the new job. i am directed to resume on 26th May 2009 even though i can shift my resumption date for at most a week. the pay is almost thrice my current salary.

however i really want to go to Canada for my postgraduate study and i feel the chances of my getting a visa will be seriously affected if i leave my present job as the embassy people may subsequently try to confirm the authencity of my study leave letter and of cos my employer will tell them i am no longer in their employment.

this new job is also offers great financial improvement and if i refuse the job and i am subsequently denied a visa, i will feel seriously gutted. this is especially as i don't feel motivated and appreciated enough in my present job.

gentlemen, what do i do? accept the new job offer and jeopardise my visa application or deny the offer and hope my visa application will be successful.

please gentlemen i need help and fast too.

Bros, my advice to you is to take the new job. What if you do not get the visa? Life continues. I believe one's life should go on even while waiting to receive almighty visa. This is a chance to make more pay, don't waste it waiting for some people to make up their minds. As per your concerns, can your change of job not be explained in a letter to them?

mohawkchic:
~Aah Thanks Ejadamen I Just googled to see an image of it! There's Agege Sweet Loaf ~Sliced ~Wheat . . kwel . . maybe when i do Visit Naija I'll make a point of tasting it  

You welcome.

Only banana?! Is this for real? Especially the shinning shoes part.

mohawkchic:
~Am curious to see what this Agege bread looks like,read about it on here. . .is it made locally?

Yes it is made locally. It looks like normal bread made in Lagos mostly only it has a unique taste. I haven't seen any like it in the east. That bread is sweet especially when it is still hot

FL Gators:
~ runs out of thread~

Why now? You started it and ran away.

I don't see why not. It's okay as long as there is trust.

Banana and apples.

Big Treat's cake bread is fantabulous Eaten by itself it is perfect!

This is great, i have started building a recipe book from this. Will try out the french toast and samosa this weekend.

What's with all this pedophile relatives?

Peru seems to be breeding prematurely developed girls.

enyagberue:
wasup,
am andrew and dis is like my first time being on this site.saw ur messages and am kinda intrested.looks like u no quite a lot about nbc and how they do their stuff.i appreciate ur stand as per their pay and opting out and all dat.i just wanna no one thin.this second test,wat is one to xpect?is it gonna be like the first, multiple choice and all dat or is it gonna take another format/?thanks

I have no idea but i wish you all the best.

engrksa:
@ ejadamen
I think u r very funny.
If u know very well that u can do biz & make more than 100k per month, why r u applying for jobs? Start up ur biz now.
U had better sit quiet & av a re-think of ur statement. Work is very scarce in nigeria, employers feels like king over employee. They believe employees are burden.

I did not come here to trade words with you. I just found out the salary yesterday and i have decided to opt out. I know jobs are hard to find that is why i started a business. It is a personal choice for me not to go ahead with Nbc so what's your problem? If you want my spot come and take it.

timmy7:
Chei! This lady too dey form sha,u no need their job but u go write their test and dey even ask wetin dem ask 4 interview. If u get wetin u dey do b4 u no go even get time go write yeye test wey go give u a job of 80k. Na oil company u 4 apply 4 sef make we see if u go fit handle d test talk less of d work  

Why would i need to form? I asked about the interview because i was curious, that was before i found out salary. Read the posts well. For your info it's not only oil companies that offer great pay.

You guys, no need for beef or yabs. It is a personal choice. I no want, i wish all graduates best of luck in finding jobs but Nbc i do not want.

adapcee:
@last poster,na wa for you o,so a job that will pay you 80-100k is not enough for you abi?where we have graduates looking for 30-40k jobs,it is well my brother.

No it is not. At all! I have my reasons for saying so. For the graduates looking for 30 - 40k jobs,good luck to them. Why should i work like donkey and earn that in a month when i can run my own biz and earn more than what Nbc is paying in month? With less stress for that matter. To each his own.

Synthase:
somebody said there that d fixed is abt 80k-100k.

Chai! Wetin, make them hold their job. All the best to y'all but i am opting out. Ciao.

ulol:
Hi, i didthe NBC test on the 8 of this month and i got a txt from NBC GT last week to come for anoda test on 29 of this month but just a fewminutes ago today i got anodatxt saying the test has been brought forward to 22 of this month pls did any one get the same txt to this effect.

Yes o! I did but i don tire!
@ syntahse, what did they ask you at the interview? Any idea how much salary is and what is rmd position?

All of you are funny. All these people afraid of either amala or the ewedu soup, do you not eat wheat? There's not much difference in the colour of wheat and that of amala.
[quote author=dora-nna link=topic=187437.msg3890271#msg3890271 date=1242744890]It has nothing to do with the colour. It's the soup. Most igbos don't eat amala because of the soup. For me and my friends, its just a slimy, tasteless, green soup. Even with the stew, it still tastes horrible. I used to eat amala and ewedu a lot back in the north prepared by my friend's mom but on coming down south it was a different ball game entirely. It's not amala but the soup[/quote]Ewedu soup is lovely maybe your taste buds don't agree with it but it's delicious. I find this soup repulsive oha because it looks terrible. Even abacha, nyama!