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It's dependent on many factors : With whom, when, why I get into the bathtub. There's no fixed duration. |
Just look at him . . .Shameless animal! News like this make me grateful to God for the men in my life. Very different! |
daroz:Why do you think so? What proves the dude has class or the girl doesn't or the dude has a higher standing than the girl? |
jaysay: iice: ohaechesi: |
I'm great, sweerie [size=4pt]Werrin I suppose do? Food? Hunger go ''beat'' you tire[/size] ![]() |
What line? |
Try me! I gots nyansh and I'm yellow. Plus I never take offiense and you can truss me, always. ![]() Do we give it a whirl, Daddy Cork? ![]() |
Chai! Nonso is now fat o. Ehen . . .When are the photographer's copies coming out? [Spikey, allow me use your term] ![]() |
. . . and this is supposed to be our most burning problem? ![]() |
Snthesis |
Ndipe:This is what I'm familiar with. I don't know any place where anything different from this is done. Sagamite:Lmao! ![]() **Don't let me catch you giving a stùpid opinion on this forum** |
Not a bad idea. |
OMG!!! https://l.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/emoticons7/24.gif Thanks for the amusement eh. . . . I needed it. ''Market girl is in love with me'' ![]() This takes my mind back to one of Harakiri's posts about Love, as well as everything else [focusing on emotions, in this case], being conditional. How right he is! I'm sure the reason for posting this tale on NL and what makes it seem out-of-the-way is the fact that she sells in the market. Now, I ask - What's wrong with that? Aren't 'market girls and women' supposed to have feelings too? martyns303:Gbahahahahahahahhahaha!! My ribs eh. Una don kill me. |
Ayah! My ribs ehh . . . . .I'm so dead! https://l.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/emoticons7/24.gif Una nor go kill me on Nairaland. Rotflapimp! Ingrish o!!! ![]() |
Nope! Not at all. I don't regret the age, either. |
coded777:That's why we are here to tell you what it is, and not what you think it is. ![]() You do not have evidence, but mere assumption. Have you asked yourself : What if she didn't moan but made a like sound and I misinterpreted it? What if she actually moaned because she was touching herself but too shy to tell me? ![]() Why don't you want to give her the benefit of doubt? Has she given you reasons to think she's cheating, prior to this time? |
Here comes the hurt again - Manhattans |
Insecurity is your problem. In fact, I suggest she booob-slaps you, to teach you how to trust. Son, throw your assumption aside and help her take off the jeans. ![]() |
[quote author=invisible! link=topic=542060.msg7141044#msg7141044 date=1289738686]If you cannot send goodies from abroad, we have to judge you harshly because you are not perfoming your own share of family work. Its better you return and be weeding your mumsie's cassava farm or replacing your dad in his suya hawking business under the flyover![/quote]Cor blimey! I can't believe my eyes! In 2010, a grown man [I want to assume] is still waiting for his relations abroad to ''send him goodies'' like, it's his birth right. Else, they get tongue-lashed. Seriously? ![]() It's the likes of you that frustrate individuals abroad. You keep asking and asking and demanding and the person, in an attempt to please you and not to be labelled a failure, keeps struggling to meet your needs, paying little or no attention to his Must Do(s), while you sit back at home drinking paraga, smoking weed and dissipating the money he sends. ![]() Why you nor travel abroad and start sending goodies home, too? Are you less human than those that did? Don't you have shame? **If anything you're going to write doesn't answer the above questions, please save it, I'm not interested** ![]() Share of what family work? Who assigns what duty to whom? Why is your share of the family work to enjoy the ''goodies'' while mine is to satisfy your want? You're a joke. ![]() You must really think people are under obligation to favor you, in life. Some of you need to grown up. . . . .Like money falls from the sky, abroad! atampakoeg:If you earn N5 from your ''graduate job'' [as you put it] in Nigeria and you have a chance to earn N20 from an unskilled job abroad, if you opt for the second option, you haven't made a wrong choice. One of the many reasons for working is to produce income and, it's only sage that, after considering other factors, one settles for the activity that enables one produce the most income. atampakoeg: atampakoeg:Keep God out of this! There are more important things God is interested in, other than where you decide to work and live. If you want to practice godliness and spirituality, I'D recommend you start by observing Paul's instructions : 1 Thessalonians. 4:11 -> Make it your goal to live a quiet life, minding your own business and working with your hands, just as we instructed you before. |
OR broiler-fryer chicken peanut or cooking oil 1 medium onion, chopped can tomatoes, cut up chicken broth 1 bay leaf ground ginger, ground cinnamon, and dried thyme, crushed salt ground red pepper long grain rice snipped parsley In a large skillet, brown chicken pieces on both sides in hot oil (about 15 minutes); remove from skillet. Set aside, reserving drippings. Add the onion to drippings; cook until tender but not brown. Drain off fat. Return chicken to skillet. Combine undrained tomatoes, chicken broth, bay leaf, ginger, cinnamon, thyme, salt, and ground red pepper. Pour over chicken. Do not stir. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Cover; simmer for 30 minutes. Skim off fat. Add rice, making sure that all the rice is covered with liquid. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes more, or until rice is tender. Remove bay leaf. Sprinkle with parsley |
This should help. 500 g (1 lb) lean beef or chicken Salt and ground white pepper, to taste Vegetable oil for frying 1L (1-3/4 pt) stock or water with 3 crushed stock cubes 3 large onions, finely chopped 4 cloves garlic, peeled and finely chopped 2-3 chillies (hot peppers), finely chopped 4 large tomatoes, blanched, peeled and blended or mashed 45 g (3 tablespoons) tomato paste 250 g (8 oz) each of assorted chopped vegetables, e.g. carrots, green beans, mushrooms and capsicums (sweet or bell peppers) 500 g (1 lb) long-grain rice Parsley or fresh coriander (cilantro) and hard-boiled eggs to garnish Cut meat or chicken into 5 cm (2 in) cubes or small pieces and season with salt and pepper. Cover and allow to stand for 1-2 hours. Heat oil in fry-pan and fry the meat or chicken pieces until brown. Remove meat from oil and add to the stock in a large, heavy-based saucepan. Simmer on low heat until meat begins to soften, then remove from heat. Drain excess oil from fry pan leaving enough oil to fry onions, garlic and chillies (hot peppers) until golden. Add tomatoes, tomato paste, half the combined vegetables and 250 mL (8 fl oz) of stock from the meat mixture. Stir well, adjust seasoning and simmer on low heat for 5-7 minutes. Add this vegetable sauce to the meat mixture in the saucepan and simmer gently. Finally, stir in the uncooked, long-grain rice. Adjust the seasoning again, cover and simmer slowly on low heat for about 15 minutes. Arrange the remaining vegetables on top of the rice and continue to simmer until the rice absorbs all the stock, softens and cooks, and the meat is tender. It may be necessary to sprinkle additional water mix to help the rice cook. If so use small amounts at a time of approximately 250 mL (8 fl oz) lightly salted water. Serve hot, garnished with chopped parsley or fresh coriander (cilantro) and hard-boiled eggs. www.nairaland.com/attachments/149091_jollofrice_jpgf93466d76439fb8b2a79346f21403ad2 |
Now, I'm missing Chamo. I'm going over to the UK to see Chamo, too. ![]() Chamo darl, where have you been? ![]() |
How much more productive can one be? ![]() Remember I launched the kitchen in which you met the love of your life - Dayo? Yes, thank me. ![]() |
r231:I tire o. ![]() Dayo and Mama-Gee in loff! Bobo Yekini is also falling for Mama-Gee's charms. ![]() Y me darl. |
Mr Cork: Mr Cork: Mr Cork: Mr Cork:These posts from Mr. Cork just confirmed my assumptions about him. ![]() He wrote in English. . . . . No errors [at least, not much] and, he even sounds sane. Let he who thinks Daddy Cork is indeed dumb, realize his mistake.How one can continuously pretend to be what he's not, and does so perfectly, pushes the limit of my comprehension. . . . It's a puzzle. The reason he's one of the Nairalanders I admire. Your #1 fan here, Cork. ![]() |
This Harakiri is an interesting character. I may not like the way he articulates his opinion on topics about Women, but it's difficult to ignore or slight the modicum of truth in his posts. |
''You're too young, sorry''. It's in his best interest that he lets me be afterwards. Else, I'D step on his ego to pass the message across. |
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