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LOL!!! So what did you found out about Labuan Island?

190:
^actually give me 2weeks and i would keep roperto to myself

Whatever happoen to MzDarkSkin your wife?

tellwisdom:
Babe, u knw nw, i need d same treatment, or dnt u lav me again?

Oooooooo!!!!! Im sorry just that I have never knew you before untill this thread and I guess this must be the first time knowing you and I know you are the same towards me as well

You are not serious at all ooo

I am from Nairaland and I come in peace. How about you?

What do you mean sef?b

WHo and who? I hope its not me sha

Guys, Gabry is no more the Moderator of this section.

You were banned and your posts was removed because it somehow bypass the spambot filter. It will be visible soon. Im sure you were given a message to email the Admin or SuperMod to unban you. Try doing that.

Thanks

DONT CALL ME ROPERTO OOOOO!

REALITY!!!

ogugua88:
That's true for a lot of Oriental dishes isn't it? Or at least the more common ones. I've never heard of chicken shrimp fried rice lol. The bolded is true in my opinion

Nope, I've never lived there. I am originally Nigerian though.

LOL! Like when my bf first cook for my family and I a simple chicken and beef stew,we were all shock as we have never seen such thing before. But my family are very open when it comes to food except my father and I. We both are fussy eaters but when we ate it, we were impress. Since than when I make wontons, I use shrimp and pork or if Im making some chinese dish, I would sumtimes mixed the meat and seafood together. I find it impressive

ogugua88:
I'm in the US. I use all sorts lol. For the one I made above, I used chicken (for the kids), oxtail (for the old people), stockfish, and smoked fish.

I know one thing I admire and love about Nigerian dishes is that they mixed meat and seafood into one single soup which will actually enhance all the flavours of the dish.

Like in my culture, once you cook chicken, theres no way of mixing it with another meat.

Oops! Sorry i thought you are living in Nigeria. But are u originally Nigerian?

ogugua88:
Hmm, well obviously people make it differently due to some preferences. My aunty owns a restaurant in the UK. She came over to our house in September and made her own ogbono soup. I disliked it so much and she's an experienced and well-trained cook! So, yeah, depends on the person lol. You'll like my own o!

What kinda meat you usually use for Ogbona soup?

And are u in Lagos?

ogugua88:
Whaaaat? Lol, it's one of my favorites. If we ever see, I will make you some. There's a special ingredient in mine: love

Wow! Really? Like the other day when I pick up one of my bf's friend from the airport, he brought back the ingredients to make Ogbona soup anbd he told me he will make it for dinner. I said ok and after he made it, I find it so hard to swallow the thing cause theres a certain ingredient which makes the taste funny to me. But than I am not sure if that the exact taste of Ogbona soup cause after my bf ate it, he was telling me that the soup he cook is not nice.  

My brother's wife used to call my brother stoopid everywhere including infront of my parents she would say it. I know she did not mean it but its a bad habbit she inherited from her family.

My brother ended up fighting with her because of this but it did not bother her untill the day my parents told her off and now she diont say it anymore.

hey!!! You forgotten you say excuse me after sneezing. Where is your wisdom in that ehn?


Anyways, bless u