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#31 (permalink) Thu Jun 12, 2008 0:33 am Should love remain unspoken?

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Do you guys eat hamburgers, pizza... how much has western cuisine infiltrated Nigerian menus?

When you say western, do you mean American? And, if you'd like to know more off-topic stuff, why not create a thread? You could call it "Who wants to be in Africa?".

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#32 (permalink) Thu Jun 12, 2008 0:35 am Should love remain unspoken?

Yankee wrote:

In other words, you don't have any firsthand knowledge of living in Nigeria at all. That's too bad. Sad

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I have first-hand knowledge of running from Nigeria. Dad wasn't too popular there.

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#33 (permalink) Thu Jun 12, 2008 1:56 am Should love remain unspoken?

Molly wrote:

I have first-hand knowledge of running from Nigeria. Dad wasn't too popular there.

How old were you when you left? Why wasn't your dad too popular there?

Molly wrote:

We were discussing your lack of knowledge of all things Africa.

How come you used the word 'lack'? And how can you possibly know what I do or don't know about "all things Africa"? Wink

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