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Jokes Etc › Re: Romantic Couple Dance Gone Bad:( by madlady(f): 6:20am On Oct 14, 2010
AqRiUs Age:
Gotcha. Look out for a thread with your name on it smiley You're welcome
Fantastic @AqRuUs Age. Love you big time. I'll meet you there smiley smiley smiley


@Queenie baby girl, how u doing ? kiss kiss kiss.
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 5:49am On Oct 13, 2010
@SA Goddess take a look at these really wicked styles, maybe one may take your fancy. kiss

Romance › Re: The Nairaland Romance Woman (is She Really Single) by madlady(f): 12:45am On Oct 13, 2010
@Queeneve don't worry  about @MOBO666 he's just attention seeking.

@MOBO444 your @Topic so boring that I cant be bothered to read it anymore.

If I can learn, help or laugh at a @Topic I read it, your @Topic doesn't fall into any of those categories, its NOT even @ROMANTIC .
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 2:10pm On Oct 12, 2010
SA Goddess:
What is wrong girl, take time off work if you need to, we need to recharge our batteries from time to time. Hope you feel better soon. . . . . . [/b]

I also have a forehead and would hate to mess up the hairline as it would mean [b]double
forehead, no thanks, I got enough of that! cheesy
Yup that's it, mine really looked like it was heading down that road  embarassed

Didn't go in (went to the doctor) Thanks for your good wishes.

I think half the hair problems some of us have, we cause it oweself. My Mum only ever uses that conditioner I told you about, and then I braid it. Her hairs so nice (sometimes i add bulk hair to hers that's all).

I really thing sisterlocks or braids with add bulk hair may be your answer. kiss
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 1:53pm On Oct 12, 2010
SA Goddess:
I was saying the person on NL may not like her name being mentioned (as per my request) hence I said if you find something else to post with nice hair, please do. . . . . . . .did my post above come out wrong? Untentional babe. . . . . . . . .

Does getting the instant face lift cheesy not mess up your hairline girl?
Your too smart, it's made my hairline recede, it's also made my buck forehead more prominent.

I see what you mean in your post now  embarassed embarassed. I am not myself these days. cry cry cry.
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 1:42pm On Oct 12, 2010
wink
Romance › Re: How To Become A Babe Magnet by madlady(f): 12:03pm On Oct 12, 2010
[quote author=D-sense link=topic=529782.msg6921143#msg6921143 date=1286817165]Those fat pigs look like fairly used Jamo grin grin[/quote]That was like a KICK IN THE GUT.
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 9:56am On Oct 12, 2010
The way I do canerow maybe the reason, I only have them at the top of my head, I pull it very tight (it draws my eyes back,gives me that instant face lift wink) I will leave it  out for now.

I don't know if she would like me to say undecided. It's really really nice, very neat sisterlocs, looks a bit different from what I see in the UK. Most peeps over here do not do sisterlocks like that, but then I've not seen that many.
Fashion › Re: ***Hair For African Women*** by madlady(f): 9:37am On Oct 12, 2010
SA Goddess:
Hey Gangsta. . . . .how are you doing? How is Mantra? cheesy

Don't get me wrong Ejadamen,

[b]I love my hair natural but don't know what to do with it in terms of styling, you know when it is not long enough to plait/braid yet not short enough to look cute. . . .[/b]

I am determined to stay natural though, a break from chemicals is needed so I am sticking to this, hopefully to last
a life time! cheesy
Hello @SA Goddess good thing I saw this before I left. Theres a NLander member who's got the most fab sisterlocks.

I've seen a few girls who are just starting their sisterlocks, it looks really great. It's seems to keep all the hair strands neatly in place and looks like it does not stress or split the hair like cane-row does ( I've stopped canerowing the top of my hair because of split ends)

Maybe the girl with the sisterlocks will come over to your thread.
Culture › Re: Do Dogs Actually See Ghosts? by madlady(f): 5:18am On Oct 12, 2010
Gamine:
We used to believe this as kids, cause we lived near a cemetery one time
and at about 7 in the evening, as the sun goes down there's always a mournful
bark from the dogs around us. In the morning also, before the sun fully rises,
it was scary.
I hear that also, but the baying I hear comes from foxes.

Maybe the howling you heard came from a pack of dogs who lived in or around the cemetery, that's how they call out to each other. smiley smiley



Dogs are very sensitive to the environment, their senses are very highly tuned.
My family dog (we had him for 12 years) ran away the day before my dad died. He came back a week later, he was extremely emaciated, he died a week later cry cry.
Fashion/Clothing Market › Re: Contemporary Artworks (proudly Nigerian) by madlady(f): 8:13pm On Oct 11, 2010
zuki4o:
My Name is Azuka Nnabuogor and a Contemporary Nigerian Artist (Painting).

I have had a couple of symposiums and exhibitions in Nigeria and abroad.

I have works on display and for sale.

Interested buyers can call me or send me sms on: 08032018503 or 08034263319 Email: zuki4o@yahoo.com

See pictures of paintings below.
Nice.
Romance › Re: Jamaican Female Dating A Nigerian: Advice by madlady(f): 12:49am On Oct 11, 2010
Hmmm.
Romance › Re: Please I Beg For Your Advice by madlady(f): 12:21am On Oct 11, 2010
^^
That's not true, many of the private tutors in my part of London are Nigerian.

If you can prove me wrong I stand corrected. smiley
Romance › Re: Please I Beg For Your Advice by madlady(f): 12:00am On Oct 11, 2010
@loving01, is it possible for you to get him a private tutor, he/she could coach him up to a level so that he could resit his failed exam. 
Maybe you could coach him yourself. If he were able to pass this exam it might motivate him to kick start his life.
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by madlady(f): 2:27pm On Oct 10, 2010
Hmm lipsrsealed
Romance › Re: Jamaican Female Dating A Nigerian: Advice by madlady(f): 7:22am On Oct 10, 2010
^^It worked. kiss cool
   

Nice thread.
Nairaland General › Re: Who Is Your Favourite Nairalander And Why? by madlady(f): 7:19am On Oct 10, 2010
queeneve:
I think I need to take a good chit now! lipsrsealed
What did I tell you about not disgracing your mommy in public shocked, go to bed girl child kiss
Romance › Re: Jamaican Female Dating A Nigerian: Advice by madlady(f): 7:07am On Oct 10, 2010
queeneve:
It okay baby,

Heeyy Mommie Maddie! You don't need to let me give you a cliff note version,

The chick is Jamaican and is living in USA. She dating this nigerian guy who she have no idea about his culture and wanted to know a few FYI about nigerian men. She heard some things about nigerian men such as cheating, romantic tendencies, and other host of stereotypes. Some people responded that there is no different between Jam and Nig except the language. Some suggested that she learn about his culture and work on it with him. She thanked the advisors and peaced out.

There ya go! grin (can I have my allowance now please)
grin grin grin grin Yes baby girl come and get your pocket money now. kiss kiss

Great summary.
Romance › Re: Jamaican Female Dating A Nigerian: Advice by madlady(f): 7:03am On Oct 10, 2010
larryhil:
Hi don't understant your post.
I said "I am going to read this thread" smiley
Romance › Re: Jamaican Female Dating A Nigerian: Advice by madlady(f): 6:49am On Oct 10, 2010
What's this now huh, let me read it from the beginning.
Jokes Etc › Re: Romantic Couple Dance Gone Bad:( by madlady(f): 2:00am On Oct 10, 2010
AqRiUs Age:
Urm, yes huh ? kinda sadistic of me, isnt it? Maybe I need to see my shrink undecided
Thank you!!!

Thats okay. Yes, they are sisterlocks. Thanks!!!
@AqRiUs Thanks for replying. smiley
I would really like to find out how to start the sister locks, it's very hard to find people who do it in the UK.
Maybe we can chat in the Fashion Section. smiley


@Queeneve sorry to go off topic. wink
Fashion › Re: Please Help Me Name My Boutique by madlady(f): 2:41pm On Oct 09, 2010
nauvel:
African Queen in french is "La Reine Africaine".
I see, you've add "The" to it cool, nice smiley
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by madlady(f): 10:06am On Oct 09, 2010
jay bee:
I'm too fugly. My pic will def crash dis thread with ma worworness
Liar liar pants on fire. tongue tongue
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by madlady(f): 10:00am On Oct 09, 2010
^^Picture lipsrsealed.
Food › Re: by madlady(f): 8:56am On Oct 09, 2010
@chaircover.

             So your a good decorator, that's the part I love, especially making sugar flowers and painting the cakes.

            Your oven temp could make or break this recipe (i stick to this because i am use to it, but find it very rich)

            I know what you mean about heavy cakes, the first wedding cake i made, my mum made it into a pudding.

             Yes that should be 1/4 teaspoon of nutmeg.[/b]
           
            I do not make Christmas cake for xmas,we don't celebrate Christmas.

           Delia Smith recipe taste fine when soaked for about 4 weeks,the longer you leave it the better it will be.
           
           Leaving out the treacle doesnt make it dry,the rum/ brandy prevent that.  I find treacle bitter.
           Prick holes in the cake with a metal prong (boil the prong in water first) gradually pour the rum/brandy over.

           Wrap the cake in greaseproof paper (never foil, it seems to taint the cake)store it in a big plastic box.



           I hope you get more recipes so you can have more choice, you have a library of books.

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