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Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Nobody: 12:04am On Feb 09, 2015
eiBADAn:


Okay NOTED. SAVED IN THE ARCHIVES!

Your archive folder seems to be like me IDONTGIVEAFLYINGFRICK folder grin
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Nobody: 12:05am On Feb 09, 2015
jzdoberman:


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A) New York
B) London
C) Lagos
D) Borno
E) Moscow

E) London. Final answer. What do I win?
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by olisa4(m): 12:11am On Feb 09, 2015
eistien:
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s.ban aye cheesy
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by LAX89(m): 12:19am On Feb 09, 2015
WIZGUY69:


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Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by oshioke2012: 12:23am On Feb 09, 2015
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this moderators, there is God o...

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Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by bond77(m): 12:25am On Feb 09, 2015
Pyroxene:
Lol there is a group dat is not so common cos their package na coded package, this is how dey operate;

Madam give me 1 fufu with soup
Ahhhh!!! Madam d soup no reach o! I dey like plenty soup on their way to their sit they make a u-turn and say madam add stew sef.... When dey get to their sit they unload fufu they bought at cheaper price from their pockets(most likely from where d iya basira buys hers @ wholesale price) .. Most times dey sit @ d corner where they don't attract attention. What group will u classify them as?

The silent pistols
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by danbrowndmf(m): 12:27am On Feb 09, 2015
SAMBARRY:
Yesh

dt pix is frm a boka in ibadan i guess?

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Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by akigbemaru: 2:16am On Feb 09, 2015
Buka and canteen!
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Princepioneer(m): 5:16am On Feb 09, 2015
How about those that always request for "jara" they be like they be like iya bukky put jara or i no go chop am grin
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Madamspeaker(f): 5:25am On Feb 09, 2015
eistien:
The creditors...they always buy on credit

Debtors not creditors buy on credit. Creditors sell on credit cool
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by SkinnyDude(m): 5:27am On Feb 09, 2015
raziboi:
No meat...Dis type of pple don't eat meat at all ..dia way is

mummy gimme rice and beans...no put meat...oooo


afta eating

mummy abeg help me with extra......
thats me. to save cost. and i always go at night so people wont see my face and food.
God go punish brokeness.. school life no easy.
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Madamspeaker(f): 5:38am On Feb 09, 2015
Tinyemeka:
cheesy
When I was in 1st yr (UniZik Temp site), a plate of Akpu with soup was N20. Extra plate N10. So my regular order then was Akpu with Egusi and draw soup. It got to a point that I didn't have to say anything whenever I came. I'd just fall in and be like "Madam biko ti nye re 'm nri" and she'd already know what to do. It's a miraculous wonder I didn't suffer Kwashiorkwor.

My tummy also obeyed Hooke's law cos no matter what happened I'd always order for extra. Unfailingly. My stomach's elastic limit was not yet exceeded. But after eating, the tummy would still remain as flat as an Almajiri's slate.

Person dey grow sha.

P.S. There's also the 'window shoppers'. Those who'd price everything down to the pure water ("make e no be say cold one now na N10"wink and press calculator finish before making their order.

They'd be like "em madam good morning o. Abeg ur rice na how much? Ah. N200? Half plate nko? What of with 1 meat? Without meat nko? Ok. Abeg put half rice, half beans and 2 plantain."

Then because they know the woman has never served fish before, they'll use that as an excuse.
No dulling: "U get fish? What of liver? Ohh. Why na? Abeg no put meat. Na fish I for like now. I dey do lent".
Whereas it's just February O!

Some dudes sef. smiley

greetings...i am currently a zikite. A plate of food for #20? shocked....wow, doz were the good old days, i presume.
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Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by franksam2009: 6:10am On Feb 09, 2015
angelTI:
I don't do buka because I rarely eat out.
. Wetin this one wan form now?
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Yazmin: 6:16am On Feb 09, 2015
eistien:
The creditors...they always buy on credit

It's more like, the 'debtors' because they buy on 'credit'.....
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by eistien(m): 6:27am On Feb 09, 2015
Madamspeaker:


Debtors not creditors buy on credit. Creditors sell on credit cool
Thanks 4 correction

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Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by omusiliyu(m): 6:54am On Feb 09, 2015
I normally eat where they're selling per plate. 2fufu, 1meat, pure water...all #200. U can request for soft drink separately.

Babate3e which one did you belong to?
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Nobody: 7:23am On Feb 09, 2015
Jonwesley:
OP! You nailed it, falls from my bed.... U reminded me of that Marina mama put joint in front of First Bank Head Office. Hilarious, U made my night. .

I always eat in First bank's cafeteria but when I have to get back to work ASAP, I crossover to the mama put cos of delay due to loads of people trying to get on the lift or queuing for food in the cafeteria as people from different firms eat there.

Back to the topic at hand,
If there is anything I dislike, is the type that will be selecting the food either by using the serving-spoon themselves or directing the seller ie.

"Give me big cut o"
Then the person will start ransacking the soup till at times, the seller gets perturbed and snatches the serving-spoon from his/her hand.

Or
"give me better meat/fish"
The seller picks and you hear "not that one" again you hear "e too small" while delaying the queue till the seller probably gets impatient and gives him/her any piece while turning a deaf ear to all complaints that follow suit.

Even when buying meat/chicken suya, this type will probably touch and pick every piece before deciding. I'll be like Aaaarrrgghh! Now I can't buy this suya.

If female, this type will probably select the best pieces from the pot at home before others are served.

If male and breadwinner, this type expects the best pieces in His food or all hell is let loose.

As for me, I'm a Muslim and follow the best of practices. Islamic table manners dictate that you pick from the one in front of you not by selecting the biggest/best. So I always place my order and let the seller put for me. If i notice she's trying to choose, I say "madam, just put anyone, it's ok, thank you "
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by SisiNini(f): 7:34am On Feb 09, 2015
Jonwesley:
OP! You nailed it, falls from my bed.... U reminded me of that Marina mama put joint in front of First Bank Head Office. Hilarious, U made my night. .

You mean that place they call 'Coca Cola?' #Lol
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Engrchuks2011: 7:39am On Feb 09, 2015
Customer: Madam wetin u get? .madam: I get egusi,draw nsala, fufu garri rice and stew. Customer: K mix egusi with draw for me add am nsala and small stew.... After eating he will demand his extra plate to be rice and bean
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Tifanee(f): 8:00am On Feb 09, 2015
angelTI:
I don't do buka because I rarely eat out.
[size=20pt]same with me...I feel weird[/size] lipsrsealed
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by dyadeleye(m): 8:07am On Feb 09, 2015
Una no remember those ones dat their soup no dey reach...( The 'madam ,I need more soup category)
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Kay512: 8:21am On Feb 09, 2015
joseph1832:
Am surprise tosyne2much didn't create this thread. grin

It should be "I'm surprised..." or I am...

Note that I didn't make this correction to berate you but rather because I think how we pronounce it is affecting how we write it.
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by joseph1832(m): 8:31am On Feb 09, 2015
Kay512:


It's should be "I'm surprised..." or I am...

Note that I didn't make this correction to berate you but rather because I think how we pronounce it is affecting how we write it.
Thanks Mr English teacher. Kindly endeavor to correct your words....

*Note that I didn't make this correction to berate you but rather because I think how we pronounce it is affecting how we write it.*
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by olareed(m): 8:35am On Feb 09, 2015
What category do u fall Op?
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Kay512: 8:40am On Feb 09, 2015
joseph1832:
Thanks Mr English teacher. Kindly endeavor to correct your words....

*Note that I didn't make this correction to berate you but rather because I think how we pronounce it is affecting how we write it.*

Tit 4 tat.

clapped 4 ur selfing

...and I did as you advised
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by joseph1832(m): 8:41am On Feb 09, 2015
Kay512:


Tit 4 tat.

clapped 4 ur selfing
Dude buzz off abeg!.
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by arimahoseloka(m): 9:13am On Feb 09, 2015
Na wa o.. op who orders 9 wraps of akpu u forgot to add the brokeass: these people no dey ever order meat with food. madam Abeg giv me 3 amala no meat Abeg. madam give me beans 50 naira Abeg.
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by Drdaps(m): 10:01am On Feb 09, 2015
watchman111:
e be like say na you dey do dis one..
Yes na, but last time dat I sent you to buy one wrap from iya bukky joint, the soup small so make sure you take plenty soup next time grin grin grin
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by SweetyZinta(f): 12:20pm On Feb 09, 2015
I don't eat out too.
angelTI:
I don't do buka because I rarely eat out.
Re: 5 Types Of People You Meet At A Typical Nigerian Buka (mama Put) by watchman111: 12:38pm On Feb 09, 2015
Drdaps:

Yes na, but last time dat I sent you to buy one wrap from iya bukky joint, the soup small so make sure you take plenty soup next time grin grin grin
sorry I don't chop for iya bukky joint or any buka.I chop in McDonald.moreover I no school in nigeria.I school for las Vegas........ Lol..no quote my gbagaun oh..

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