07kjb:


U are very intelligent supporting rubbish

Some body said dead fish in a soup and you are here telling me a dead fish in the pond does that correlate?

Yes a fish can be dead in a pond


But it is insane using the word" DEAD IN A BOILING SOUP NAWA FOR YOU O

Kagd10:


Yes. Or freezed ones. Not dead ones which have been long dead before frozen. You're the one stupid.

Kagd10:


Yes. The dead fish inside the pond used in a soup. Intelligent people know the dead fishes he's talking about as well as the parable. That's how Yoruba rolls.

07kjb:



Now the appropriate word to use is rotten

One of my biggest fishes died in my pond,and I gave it to my neighbor he cooked and he enjoyed it, the fish wasn't allowed to rotten

Get that

zeuss:


You go first kill the fish make e die before u put am inside pot

Kagd10:


Dead in this case means dead and unusable. I mean dead fishes floating on a pond for example.

Kagd10:


Nah. It's dead fishes. No one uses rotten fish to cook. These pond's dead fishes are always fresh and neat until when cooked.

Kagd10:


Dead in this case means dead and unusable. I mean dead fishes floating on a pond for example.

zeuss:


Only lobsters are cooked alive.....nobody body eats rotting fish for food .
English is not so simple after all.

07kjb:



Now u are talking NO ONE USES ROTTEN FISH TO COOK

MEANS TINUBUS STATEMENT IS VERY MUCH INCORRECT

AcuraZDX:


So who uses a dead fish to cook in this your case ?

See how stupid you sound. Haha

Kagd10:




These fishes are not rotten if you see them. Anyway, it's parable which Yoruba uses. Just keep shut if you don't understand.

zeuss:


You dont understand ENGLISH.

Kagd10:


You're the one stupid. Just as I already replied your fellow above. If you don't understand Yoruba parable, simply keep shut.

Kagd10:


Na you be the Odesin. First, in Yoruba parable, it's called dead fish which is unusable. Secondly if you're taking it literally, these dead fishes that float on ponds aren't rotten. they're fresher than yourself sef.

Kagd10:


Odesin, when you say something is rotten, it means it's not recognisable. For example, if someone says the dead body found in the gallow is already rotten. You would already know what it means.

You're so brainlessss!

E go begin smell before e swell up. Smelling mean e don change. You and tinubu na the same....making nonsense noise....agbado English speakers.

Also, if you don't know Yoruba parable, simply keep shut.

Kagd10:


Odesin, these fishes doesn't even smell when you pick them up or are with faint smell. Meanwhile, rotten doesn't mean smelling. A dead body will smell but it's not rotten. But when you say it's rotten, anyone with a brain already knows what that means.


You're a brainless fool.

Also, I have already told you to simply shut up if you don't understand a Yoruba parable.

Kagd10:


Yes. Or freezed ones. Not dead ones which have been long dead before frozen. You're the one stupid.

zeuss:
go school you no gree, you see am say na ya self you do las las......please stick to yoruba that you understand.... It is rotting not rotten...immediately any living thing dies it starts rotting when it starts smelling it is rotten even though some living thing are an exception, like you for example.

toneroforever:
The only thing I like about BAT are his special, customized proverbs. Honestly nobody can compete with him. Just imagine: "a dead fish cannot be sweet in any soup".
Maybe the soups Remi cooks for BAT they put a live catfish that will be swimming around in the bowl of water soup. BAT will not kill somebody before Feb 25.

Kagd10:


Yes. Or freezed ones. Not dead ones which have been long dead before frozen. You're the one stupid.

Kagd10:




These fishes are not rotten if you see them. Anyway, it's parable which Yoruba uses. Just keep shut if you don't understand.

ExudeLoveToAll:



There is difference between rotten(spoilt) and dead.

What you referred to in original assertion is rotten or spoilt fish, that is the only basis your soup can't be sweet and not dead fish.

95 percent of not more of all fishes gotten for preparing soups are dead and that doesn't make the soup sour or bad.

There is a clear cut difference between dead fish and spoilt fish, the essence of BAT message correlates spoilt or rotten rather than dead fish.

twodee75:



Which Yoruba use such statement as a proverb?
Don't defend stupidity so can't look like a fool

Kagd10:


First it's a Yoruba proverb. A dead fish means unusable. If you don't understand Yoruba parable, kindly keep shut.

Secondly, while taking it literally, those dead fishes that float on ponds are not rotten! They always look fresh until you cook them and you will see whatzup.

ExudeLoveToAll:


I don't go low during conversation, have a great evening

Kagd10:


I simply told you the truth. You keep shut when you don't understand someone's culture.

Chimarto:
His brain always abandon him each time he want to talk