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Seun:
You think the royal family would have allowed her to chose an indecent dress for a royal wedding?  No way!

[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=656783.msg8230524#msg8230524 date=1304106747]Royalty is expected to be elegant.

If they start dressing slutty in such contexts, then that could undermine them. And besides there's a certain standard expected in such situations. You have a lot of VIPs in attendance.[/quote]!!!

ragdollz:
besides, she has no bosom to speak of so why would she even think of exposing them?

!!!

african1:
@ MIssy: We don't really need to worry about the moms, it is the dad that you need to befriend. THe moms are easy they will do things that make you happy, the dads just want someone to torture. Lol

Awww! Quite the opposite in Nigeria.
The mother is the 'drama queen', the hard nut. In most cases, you'd have to 'suck up to her' to gain her approval (especially the boy's mother). The dad may be strict at first but with time, he will relax. But the mother, you most likely can never get it right with her.

[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=657901.msg8240523#msg8240523 date=1304273068]Y'all are so used to photo shopping. Real pictures look so ugly these days.[/quote]I don't know what you're on about, because that photo up there has been airbrushed.
Not my taste, don't likey, nonetheless.

With 2 Ferrari Scuderia Spider 16M, 7 beautiful houses in 7 different countries, £--,000,000 in ma account, I couldn't say no. Don't blame a sister. 

Enjoy!

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Hopefully, prince William will now let me rest. Dude just can't get enough of me. He's been calling since morning.

Thank you!

Is there any way those outside Nigeria can view it online? I'm interested.

What exactly would you like to eat?

Wharraphoque!  I'll pass.

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Kate's second dress

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Very simple. Progress, go for someone better.

african1:
African politeness,  of course.  I don't know much about Nigerians, but in my culture if you want to date a girl without have problems, you have to be best friends with the dad. Usually sucking up to him and the mother work.

In Nigeria, you suck up to the mother.

Nah. That's quite selfish of her.

Lol! Likey likey. 

Hey Venus,
Got this for you

How to make Spring roll[flash=500,400]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhjeIfMGBCo[/flash]

Cone biscuit

You will need a non-stick cookie sheet and a cone-shaped mold (available a bakery supply stores) to make these cones. If they end up with a hole in the bottom, plug the hole with a mini-marshmallow.

3/4 cup sugar

1 large egg

2 tablespoons butter, melted and cooled

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

1/4 cup milk

1/2 bup all-purpose flour, sifted

Preheat oven to 300 F. In medium mxing bowl, beat the sugar into the egg until it is thickened and pale yellow. .Beat in the butter, vanilla, and milk. Gently stir in the flour. Grease a large non-stick cookie sheet and spread 1.5 tablespoons of the batter into a 6 inch circle using a thin, flexible spatula. Bake for 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove each cookie from the sheet and wrap around a cone shaped mold, sealing the point. The cookies harden as they cool so work as quickly as you can.
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[quote author=Natasha,, link=topic=657270.msg8238846#msg8238846 date=1304248873]@redsun where I stay the people are just too wicked no one comes out to clean the environment not even on sanitation days we are just the only ones who do it and its so difficult, the worse thing is that after cleaning the environment this people come back to litter the place and half of the refuse is this sachet water its so fraustrating. [/quote]Exactly!
It's not about only where you stay, it's like that 'everywhere'. It's a common observation that people tend to take better care of their properties than those of the public, unless they are compelled to.

redsun:
Nobody teaches or compel people how to be clean and there is no special time for cleanliness.Nigerians have to take it upon themselves to make their environment clean,every second,minute,hour,week,month,year and for eternity.

The saying that cleanliness is nest to godliness is not a joke,for real.

We aren't talking about cleaning our individual houses. If I clean my house and you clean yours and Natasha cleans hers, who will clean the street? What is to say, without an authority to impel us, all or one of us wouldn't be reluctant to join in general cleaning? Or do we all clean our various houses and leave the streets littered?

Banning sachet water is not the best antidote to unclean enviroment. The roads in Nigeria aren't littered only with sachets of 'pure water'. There are candy wraps, cellophane, paper, cigarette butts, etcetera. Do these things get banned too?

There should be recycling bins on every corner of the road and the public should be educated to either take their litter home or use the recycling bin. This will help in keeping the environment clean.
Thorough street cleaning should be ensured for extended hours more regularly ( When I was in Naija it's used to be once in a month or 2, and it wasn't even properly supervised. Don't know if they still do it) .

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Hmm. . . . Wrote a thesis on this few months ago.

redsun:
What measures are in place to ascertain that imported foods into nigeria are not Genetically Modified?

Consumers  should demand mandatory labelling.

redsun:
Are nigerian willing to eat the controversial GM food or are they unknowingly eating it?

They most likely are eating it already and I think only a minute percentage know about GMF/O

If I'm not wrong, there are no proven disadvantages of it on human health, yet. I'd say people should stay off it until it's proven that GMF/O is or isn't harmful to human health.

Girls cot
Women's cot

Out of sight, in most cases, eventually becomes out of mind.

chic2pimp:
Amadioha strike anyone that ever tells me "Money Is The Root Of All Evil"

That is ehn. 

See pictures on page 1

Buckingham Palace, where the wedding procession route begins.

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Did I hear a poor man say money isn't everything?  

rokiatu:
The kiss was damn quick.

Lol!

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!

Kate steps out with William and the Queen.

chic2pimp:
Some of my Jobless friends are at Buckingham Palace.

Lol!