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Offpoint1:
Don't push it dear, but I got the feelings you already know ☺

I'm not fine jare � too many debit alerts

Any news that's money related ☺

Lovelydaisies:
Garden eggs and ose oji, pineapples, bananas, mangoes, oranges, apples and avocados. Soursop too. I eat star apples and pawpaw but not a favorite. Then coconut, it's not my favorite o but I dey manage am.

@ bold what is it called in English?

Mariangeles:

Divay22:
I swear, i don't please

Lol.... debit alerts
Don't worry more credit before the month runs out...

Hmmm....
The last news i heard that was money related was selling of kidney o (just kidding)

Divay22:
Any fruit but not cucumber

Offpoint1:
you're too innocent, I don't want to corrupt you... God will be mad at me ☺


Amin to that, if yours shows before mine... Remember me, my account number is very simple ☺


If you know where I can sell mine, I'm willing to sell the both

Richy4:

@ bold what is it called in English?

Error401:
cucumber is nice

Divay22:
Hahahahaha...
Lemme assume i know what we both are dragging about

Noted!

Lol.. Damn dude
Don't be greedy
How will you then spend the money after selling both your kidneys
Abeg o

Offpoint1:
Loool, I knew were as guilty as Pablo Escobar


After sell the originals, I'll buy fake ones from Alaba international market or from Oshodi under bridge I can get the one of N2500 there

Lovelydaisies:
Groundnut paste, I think. At least, that's what I call it.

What you wrote initially is called Alligator pepper...
The one you are calling grandnut paste is different.. it's locally made peanut butter

Divay22:
Alright sir... Thanks for correcting me

Divay22:
Lol.....
I got to know it from going through the thread....so that's what y'all think @ the mention of cucumber by a girl?


That one of 2.5k will not last you up to 1 hour o
Please please let's not go there.

Chochovini:
. Kaai superb taste.

ComeToJesus:
Bros, the taste is out of this world.

Chochovini:
. What is soursop pls?

Offpoint1:
Lol, let me pretend you got it from the comments
it's not our fault, cucumber used to be just an innocent veggie until... You get the point now

I'll buy 20, it'll buy me enough time to finish the money

Ginomel:
Are you this humble? Very admirable.

Maryjane001:
I love all fruits.

chitheo:
Don’t have a favorite but I don’t like pineapple.

Mariangeles:
Fruits are very important, and should be an integral part of our diet because they contain antioxidants which are essential for human health.
Antioxidants mop up free radicals in the body that can damage the body’s cells and lead to diseases, such as cancer.

According to Medical News Today Eating a diet high in fruits (and vegetables) can reduce a person’s risk of developing heart disease, cancer, inflammation, and diabetes.

Citrus fruits (like oranges, lemon, grape fruit, lime...) and berries (like strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, bananas) may be especially powerful for preventing disease.

Did you know that Oranges also contain high levels of pectin, which is a fiber that can keep the colon healthy by binding to chemicals that can cause cancer and removing them from the colon?

I read a guy's comment that said he could never buy oranges, mangoes, red apples...with his money, and the comment left me wondering what fruit do you like then? I mean, what more options are there? and that comment led me to create this thread, so that those who don't know, can know the importance of eating fruits.

So guys, what is your favourite fruit?
What is/are the fruit(s) you can't tolerate?

For me, I like variety of fruits, but sweet oranges are my favourite.
I cannot stand cashew! Urgh! I'm allergic.
As for pineapples...let's just say my mouth let's me know when it's had enough.

Nairalanders, what is your favourite fruit?

tonididdy:
Durians stink

bibbiana:
Avocado, ackee, sweet melon, guava

Divay22:
Honestly i don't like it...
I once saw someone eating cucumber with groundnut and just staring at him almost made me knock is head
I substitute watermelon for it...

Divay22:


Please don't sell o.. Never sell

Mariangeles:
What fruit is that?