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TV/Movies › Re: Top 10 Most Powerful Super Heroes. by 5minsmadness: 1:41pm On Aug 11, 2014
Someone should start the strongest manga thread already.@teflony
TV/Movies › Re: The Best Cartoon(s) You've Watched?? by 5minsmadness: 4:07pm On Aug 10, 2014
penzino: please add turbo to this awesome list. Has anyone seen legend of the Guardian?
Yes I have. Warrior owls right? That should be my number 11!
TV/Movies › Re: The Best Cartoon(s) You've Watched?? by 5minsmadness: 2:24pm On Aug 10, 2014
1. Frozen: Walt Disney's animation movie of the year 2013. Watch it and thank me later.

2. Despicable me (part 1.)

3. Incredibles

4. The Croods

5. The Lorax

6. Sinbad-the book of peace& the goddess of chaos. Action packed from beginning to end. You cannot watch this cartoon movie sitting down.

7. Rio

8. Bolt

9. Hotel Transylvania.

10. Rise of the Guardians.

Those are my best 10.
Family › Re: Strange But Funny Things That Has Happened To You by 5minsmadness: 8:18am On Aug 10, 2014
OK here's one.
I keep losing my socks. The funny thing is I NEVER LOSE THE WHOLE PAIR, its either the left foot or the right foot. Its so frustrating because I always keep them together when I get home but before the week is out one or the other foot is missing. You can imagine how often I have to buy a new pair.

There was a day I was so pissed I decided I wouldn't go anywhere until I found the partner to one of the new socks I had just bought not up to three days ago. I ransacked the house, checked the washing machine, under the bed, behind the sofas etc.

At the end of my search and rescue you won't believe I found almost 10 pairs of socks all of them incomplete! It was either the right foot or the left foot. Na so I chose one set wey resemble wear am like that go work oh.
I had the fleeting thought that some mischevious elf is doing this to me but maybe that's taking it too far...

But where the hell are those socks??
TV/Movies › Re: Top 10 Most Powerful Super Heroes. by 5minsmadness: 1:05am On Aug 10, 2014
Zedric: that pic proves nothing
grin grin grin
Family › Re: Strange But Funny Things That Has Happened To You by 5minsmadness: 5:46pm On Aug 09, 2014
zube01: ....from what u said that Dosent they are attracted to u!! But that's not my business!!
OK sir.
Its not something I talk about anyway. This is the last I'll say about it.
Family › Re: Strange But Funny Things That Has Happened To You by 5minsmadness: 5:42pm On Aug 09, 2014
SirAweezy: Hmm.. Forgive me don't want to put myself out like this.. Maybe I'll PM as my spirit led mam.. I don't even know why I qouted... Wow! But. Just never pay attention to me pls.
I'll bet you are an MFM member or something of the sort.
Family › Re: Strange But Funny Things That Has Happened To You by 5minsmadness: 5:39pm On Aug 09, 2014
zube01: I wasn't shouting sir! But back to the topic so u be earth father?
Babies stop crying when I carry them. Babies wailing in their own mother's arms. Babies at naming ceremonies, neighbors babies, stranger's babies. I usually know what the problem is and tell the mothers. Most of them just think if their baby is crying then it must be hunger. Some babies are too cold, too hot, didn't like the way they were being carried, hadn't belched , place was too loud, straining to suck the breastmilk etc etc. I usually get what the problem is and solve it and it works instantly. And yes it gives me joy to do so. Usually it doesnt work for babies over 2yrs.
If there's a scientific explanation for this i'd very much like to hear it.

Its not even a strange thing for me anymore. Still thinking of the last strange but funny thing that happened to me. Brb.
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op):
MegMich: Nahhhhhh! We've some DNA viruses tho! Buh Ebola is an RNA virus just like HIV.
Laudable approach indeed! However, there are many factors to it. Trying so hard not to see this as a joke and thus would encourage rather than dissuade.

Really, many limitations abound buh we aim to strive notwithstanding.
Please mention the limitations, I'm quite sure it can be overcome. My main issue was getting a research lab but I've gotten some 'if you can get the team we've got the lab' people although dunno if they r just daring me . everything starts from somewhere.

The Zmapp cure was from a team of 9people only! We can do this!
Family › Re: Strange But Funny Things That Has Happened To You by 5minsmadness: 5:13pm On Aug 09, 2014
zube01: .. I happen to know a guy that kids get attracted to too! What is he now! Earth father?
Yes. I happen to be one as well. Stop shouting.
Family › Re: Strange But Funny Things That Has Happened To You by 5minsmadness: 4:26pm On Aug 09, 2014
Bootybuttchic: i think mine is babies are usually attracted to me even when i think its unneccesary huh ,...like everywhere i go a baby wil like to follow me,touch me,sometimes even in d bus ,there might be someone between i and the mother oo,but the babies will still strecht to touch just me undecided ...the other time i was just walkinng on my own oo,a baby(like 2yrs dont knw sha) the mum wanted to take her and was like come,outta nowhere this baby just ran to hug me,......please is there any thing strange about this,cos i find it strange,...and is there any reason hy it happens undecided
Two words. Earth mother

I hope you are a good person and no one has hardened your heart. Kids are going to need you.
Family › Re: Woman Marries Her Brother Unknowingly by 5minsmadness: 4:10pm On Aug 09, 2014
You notice the woman is the one declaring love and 'nothing shall seperate us' meanwhile the man's opinion is audibly absent.

Its neither of them's fault sha.

See why its good to belong to a culture where you have to present bride-price?
Africans have the most advanced culture in the world.
TV/Movies › Re: Top 10 Most Powerful Super Heroes. by 5minsmadness: 12:34pm On Aug 09, 2014
Jaymaestro: Peter without morals could defeat The mask . He can easily mimic his powers and use it before his father absorbed that ability from him 'afterwards he had to touch and absorb '
I doubt it. The mask's powers are based on magic, not science. They can't be replicated.
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 12:28pm On Aug 09, 2014
equlibrium: Okay this shiiit aint funny anymore.
you started this around 9am
isnt your 5minsmadness exhausted yet?
Its been more than 5mins after all
I actually expected more snide remarks and rebuttals. Is that all you've got? Nigeria must really be getting better.

Does this look like a joke to you? So what if my moniker is 5minsmadness so what? People are dying, we have a ticking biological time bomb on our hands and you think its about 5mins of madness?



Any volunteers pls! We are moving forward. Pls those pming me can share info here. The idea is to rub minds to see how to go about doing this. Thanks again for your support!
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 12:24pm On Aug 09, 2014
cirmuell: Hope you know that If that isolated lab go heywire, we'll lock y'all down. #justkidding grin

Nice move though, it's people like you that we need in present day Nigeria.
Aw thanks for the encouragement. We intend to get a highly self contained research facility that has been inspected by competent hands prferably US staff as they are more acquainted with the standards.
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 11:21am On Aug 09, 2014
pickabeau1: Generally viruses are DNA creatures n need to be sequenced

A virologist will have more information
Thanks. Seeking one now.

Mods can we move this to front page pls? Seun, mukina?
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 11:04am On Aug 09, 2014
equlibrium: sweet. . .
Which occupation are you?
Manager?
Politician? undecided
Manager/genius/philanthropist
Family › Re: 11yr Old Boy Jokes With Tiger And Gets His Hand Chopped Off(graphic pix) by 5minsmadness: 10:38am On Aug 09, 2014
First off, it could have been a PETTING ZOO. The people are allowed to touch the animals there although the animal's trainer is always close by.

Secondly, Google Zoo animal attacks. You'll be amazed how stuuuupid people (especially white folks) can be. I have seen a guy jump over not one but two wire fences to meet a bear cos of a dare from his friends.

Thirdly look at those pictures. The flesh has been stripped off the bone. Obviously the boy was trying to pet the animal with his dominant right hand and was grabbed on same hand by the animal. The boy would have tried to pull away while the nearby trainer would restrain the animal as best he could.

Ipso facto, this is a true story.

cc efemenaxy, arithcom
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 10:21am On Aug 09, 2014
MARKone: I go bring RATS, shey it's not a must e go be the white ones grin
Rats are more violent and difficult to maintain plus they might eat their way out and escape. Mice would be better pls.
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 10:19am On Aug 09, 2014
pickabeau1: Laudable idea..a huge challenge to actualise without access to DNA sequencing
What do we need the DNA sequencing for? And how do we get it if we need it?
TV/Movies › Re: Top 10 Most Powerful Super Heroes. by 5minsmadness: 10:15am On Aug 09, 2014
Teflony: Hmmmm u just made sense bro. 5minsmadness crazy moniker thoughgrin
grin
Health › Re: I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 9:46am On Aug 09, 2014
1stola: 1stola: I'm a Nigerian and a Medical Practitioner
(Laboratory Technologist) and I will love to volunteer in order to curtail
the
Ebola epidermic. I wouldn't also mind to travel to any
African
country where the virus has killed lots of people.
Seriously, I'm not just trying to seek attention here.
I'm also currently doing a research on how prevent the
spread
and possibly, the remedy.
Please, who knows how I can go about it?
.
.
.
https://www.nairaland.com/1847993/love-volunteer-take-
care-ebola
Thanks for volunteering. We might need you to get some samples for us under the strictest safety conditions when the time comes.

We should be able to get a well isolated lab to carry out our procedures when the time comes.


Any more volunteers?
Health › I Propose We Make A Cure For Ebola. Volunteers Needed. by 5minsmadness(op): 9:39am On Aug 09, 2014
Enough talk. Time to act.

[size=18pt]I propose we make a cure for Ebola[/size].

I will need botanists. Do we have botanist graduates here? Whether you are now working in a bank or anywhere no concern me. I need botanists to help us identify the plant “Nicotiana benthamiana”.


Secondly I will need scientists. Med lab scientists who can extract the contents of this plant and purify it.


Then we need to find where to purchase lab mice from that we can test on.

Then we need small blood samples of an individual infected with the Ebola virus. Doctors can help us here. This is not a joke.


If we can inject small amounts of the Ebola virus into these mice and then the extract from this plant, we should he able to culture and isolate monoclonal antibodies against the Ebola virus.

I strongly believe with the right set of people, this can be done. ZMAPP DID IT WITH 9PEOPLE. We can do it!




Who is with me?
Health › Re: Medical Experts And Volunteers Against Ebola. Let's Meet Here! by 5minsmadness:
Secondly. Enough talk. Time to act.

[size=16pt]I propose we make a cure for Ebola[/size].

I will need botanists. Do we have botanist graduates here? Whether you are now working in a bank or anywhere no concern me. I need botanists to help us identify the plant “Nicotiana benthamiana”.


Secondly I will need scientists. Med lab scientists who can extract the contents of this plant and purify it.


Then we need to find where to purchase lab mice from that we can test on.

Then we need small blood samples of an individual infected with the Ebola virus. Doctors can help us here. This is not a joke.


If we can inject small amounts of the Ebola virus into these mice and then the extract from this plant, we should he able to culture and isolate monoclonal antibodies against the Ebola virus.

I strongly believe with the right set of people, this can be done. ZMAPP DID IT WITH 9PEOPLE. we can do it!




Who is with me?

https://www.nairaland.com/1849794/propose-make-cure-ebola-volunteers#25339766


Update: thanks for all your support. We now need a Virologist pls.
Health › Re: Medical Experts And Volunteers Against Ebola. Let's Meet Here! by 5minsmadness: 9:24am On Aug 09, 2014
techmymoney: The funny thing here is, ZMAPP was developed by 9 individuals only! But in Nigeria we must set up a panel to look into it. This will consist of 700 unqualified individuals that know absolutely nothing about science to head the committee with the motive of siphoning more money from the Government. A simple Google search on ZMAPP will give you the Wikipedia page. It defines the drug and even gives you the name of the tobacco plant “Nicotiana benthamiana” which the drugs three humanized monoclonal antibodies are produced from, a general representation of the method used to produce monoclonal antibodies, studies published, and there’s even a picture of the plant! What other EXPO do we Africans need? “A ga luru gi nwanyi, tuwara gi ya ime”meaning- Should one get you a bride and also get her pregnant for your? But “No, ehn-ehn, mba, ra-ra ohh,” we want the ZMAPP from America "Nke Ahu wu authentic"- means (that one from America is authentic)

We call Nigeria a country but yet we can't defend our National Security, or have simple research labs. Doctors are on strike ohh, I heard. Which Nigerian based Doctor do you know will leave the comfort of his house, bosom of his wife and concubine nurses to go to another Virus infected country with a deadly disease to help out? Their response will be, “Tufiakwa Anam acho nne na nna mu ebe ahu maka gini" or "Dem no born me well to go there." I wouldn't even live in Nigeria if we had something like CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) because when our politicians want you dead they’d call up their favorite scientist to give them the bacteria (Ota Kpia Kpia) to wipe away their opponents family gbam. “Oya” Ebola has landed, if you are the real African scientist please stand up, or if we have research centers oya open the doors and dust off our old equipment. No be to answer Doctor for mouth.

However, the drug, which have not been established as a CURE, is still in the experimental stage. They have only been tested on monkeys “Rhesus macaque” and have not been formally approved. While they might be willing to take a chance and use such drugs on their own people, they will not start issuing it in large amounts to others countries. There are real consequences for doing that. What if it turns out later on that the drug has effects they were not aware of that are worse long term. Then that will become a legal issue. Normally, when drug companies are working on drugs that have not been used on humans or approved by the FDA, they are hard pressed to allow anyone to use them...even on American Citizens. I've seen cases in which little children dying from one rare condition or other where a drug is being tested and may be helpful, are refused. Even if they ever accept to use it, I'm certain, the parents of that child must sign a legal waiver. I understand the drug company's arguments. What if they gave that drug out and then bad things started happening to the people who received it or what if the drug works only for a short time and they release the infected people back to the population which in turn infects more people. But No We Africans don't want to hear that or understand due process, we want it now. Just like little babies if we don't get want we want we cry out. Then, there will be those who will start accusing them of trying to finish what Ebola started. So to be fair, in context, it's not so easy to just give people drugs if they aren't completely sure of its possible outcomes.

Nigeria is a country of its own like America and has an annual budget of its own. We also have people that claim to be doctors and scientist who don't do any research or find cures for anything. Yet they use Goverment funding to go to annual confrences all over the world, come back with pictures just to hang in their offices. All everyone wants to do is get into politics in Nigeria. Nigeria is a full blown country that should cater for the security and health of its citizens yet people in politics squander money for everything and nothing is left for anything. African countries are used to seeking help from other countries when trouble comes, but when our ministers party and buy jets they don't ask for help. The rest of the world conforms to a certain norm when it comes to governance, developmeny, human rights and standard of living, but in Africa “No, Ehn-Ehn, Mba, Ra-Ra Ohh!” We must eat all the bushmeat in Africa, chop bat meat, chop monkey, chop anything chopable. I see people on social media with their psychotic theories on how the Foreign countries “Oyibo” invented Ebola and “dem wan kill us all.” Is it Oyibo that invented bats which are the carries of the Ebola virus, or did they force us to encroach into bat territories and add bats and bush-meat to our delicacy? I went to Nigeria a couple of months ago, every corner you look, there's a hotel, bar, church, mosque or restaurant. No library in site, no research laboratory to be found, epileptic power supply, bad roads, poor sanitation, should I continue or stop? So give me a quater reason "Why a virus like Ebola no go thrive for Africa?"

Those two Americans were flown out and are doing better because they have a country that cares and has invested so much in making sure that they and by some measure the rest of the world do not suffer from horrific disease such as this for nothing. What do we do? We sit down fold our arms and go to Holy Ghost service and yell out call for prayers at odd hours. God answered us and gave us brains, but what do we do still? We don't fund research labs, we don't invest in teachers and researchers that can contribute to much that is going on in the world so in our idleness, we sit down and formulate unintelligent theories to absolve ourselves of any responsibility.

In any drug there must active ingredient and that ingredient must have a source or origin. Nigerians just have lost the ability to think. The thing with Nigerians is, we never read up on current facts we just remain stale on colonial knowledge. We just wait to be fed some news, and always discredit what a fellow Nigerian has to say. This man might be right (Dr. Iwu), if you guys have followed up on the Ebola news instead of turning up at the club and playing turn down for what, you'd find out that USA developed a serum that helped the two American Doctors get better. It's called ZMAPP, use you internet for something good and Google it yourself. " ZMapp is an experimental mixture of three humanized monoclonal antibodies for immunological protection against the Ebola virus, and manufactured in the Nicotiana plant. On 4 August 2014 the drug was first tested on humans. It was administered to two Americans who had been infected with Ebola. Both people appeared to have had positive results." Guess what else has nicotine in it? Bitter Kola! yes bitter kola contains little caffeine which is not harmful to the body system rather it helps as an antibiotics. Instead of making fun of the Doctor, the Nigerian Government should make use of our funds to find out if it is a promising fact or even get the tobacco plant “Nicotiana benthamiana” to research on. But no we always want already made things.

This I copied from a recent publication from Bloomberg's website " A tiny San Diego-based company provided an experimental Ebola treatment for two Americans infected with the deadly virus in Liberia. The biotechnology drug, produced with tobacco plants, appears to be working. In an unusual twist of expedited drug access, Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc., which has nine employees, released its experimental ZMapp drug, until now only tested on infected animals, for the two health workers. Kentucky BioProcessing LLC, a subsidiary of tobacco giant Reynolds American Inc. (RAI), manufactures the treatment for Mapp from tobacco plants." Please use your internet for good things Nigerians instead of watching twerking videos. I wanted to find out what the relevance of Dr. Iwu's controversial tenure as Nigeria's electoral umpire to his capabilities as a scientist or the authenticity of his scientific research? To me both spheres of endeavor are different from the other and rather unconnected in any material way. Knowledge humbles those who acquire it because it reveals to you the vast complexity of our system of things and the universe at large. Knowledge without culture is a disaster!

Also, have you bothered to research thoroughly on Iwu's claim and how it was received by the scientific community even in the United States and the way the international media including the BBC reported it back in 1999? Surely if his claim was dubious, he would long have been exposed to the world and disgraced as a charlatan. I make no pretension to scientific knowledge or background of any kind but I can understand simple information which any of us could access in this age of the internet. “On Thursday August 5, 1999 the BBC reported online that a plant which can halt the deadly Ebola virus in its tracks had been discovered by scientists in laboratory tests. The plant under review was garcinia kola or bitter kola commonly grown and eaten in West Africa.” In that same report the bitter kola was attributed with the ability of being effective against some strains of flu also caused by viruses. Dr. Maurice Iwu (as he then was) was the major researcher behind that discovery which was announced at “16th the International botanical congress in St Louis USA in 1999.” I wouldn't know what has delayed the development of a dispensable drug for the ailment from this discovery but it would appear that Iwu is not a fraud as far as this issue is concerned.

Africans complain, why did the American doctors receive the treatment first, why shouldn't they? They left the comfort of their homes to go to a Virus infected country to help save others. "ZMAPP nah their country man make am, funding for the research nah probably taxpayers money." But no, Nigerians or Africans can never understand due processes, we all want already made things. "We are busy "chooking eyes" into other peoples taxpayers money and scientific research." In 2014 Governors in Nigeria are still commissioning water projects and villagers come out dance and give them Chieftaincy titles while other countries are busy moving forward commissioning ground-breaking scientific researches and satellites to space. If African countries always look up to other countries for help for everything except when it comes to partying and looting funds, why are we then called countries? The world conforms to a certain norm but again, our African countries will say "No, Ehn-Ehn, Ra-Ra Oh" we like "apiam way" short-cuts, never want to follow due process or take no for an answer. Oya lets solve Ebola with the typical way we solve things in Nigeria, Prayers and Fasting 6am to 6PM, Occupy Ebola, Ebola party turn-up Tuesday, Ebola Don Come Again Part 2 by NolloyWood, Baby Girl You are My Ebola Remix Featuring God knows who . Ndi ara! You expect America to make cure for you and not make enough for its Citizens first”eh kwa?” If you like don't go and buy Bitter Kolla and eat, swallow, boil and drink the water, stay there and be waiting for ZMAPP. "ZMAPP gba kwa Kpia gi Anya there." Instead of coming to social media to poke fun at Dr. Iwu or others, get your self some Bitter Kola and wait for the American vaccination to be tested and be available to us all. At least half Bitter Kola is better than no Vaccination "Nkem ji ka mma"
First off, I read everything you said, every single word and I will encourage others reading this my post to readit as well. That's why I quoted the whole thing again.

Have you considered running for an electoral post? You are a natural born leader.
Health › Re: Medical Experts And Volunteers Against Ebola. Let's Meet Here! by 5minsmadness: 9:11am On Aug 09, 2014
Kalvan300: It's "wept".

I'm an Atheist btw.
No, its "went." Google it.

The mistake is understandable though, since you are an atheist.

cc kennygee
Health › Re: Medical Experts And Volunteers Against Ebola. Let's Meet Here! by 5minsmadness: 8:59am On Aug 09, 2014
grayht: Ebola now trending..
Meeen, look at the balls on that chimp! shocked
TV/Movies › Re: Top 10 Most Powerful Super Heroes. by 5minsmadness: 8:18am On Aug 09, 2014
@parrotibaba, teflony, penzino

Is the mask actually a Superhero? I think he is a selfish fellow although if he sees a bad situation he goes and helps sha. His powers are mostly magical and he cannot be killed except when the mask is removed and destroyed. Also Odin(his father) can swat him like a fly if need be.

Having said that, penzino's peter petrelli submission is a formidable character. He has the powers of flight, freezing, telekinesis, enhanced strength, shape-shifting, telepathy, enhanced speed, spacetime manipulation, healing touch, mental manipulation, rapid cellular regeneration and terrakinesis i.e controlling the weather.
The only problem is he can only use these powers one at a time. His father Author petrelli made it so he can't harness all the powers at once. Also although he has these powers they cannot be measured in intensity with the powers of the mask. Peter petrelli will lift up a wholebuilding if he strains hard enough. The mask will lift up the building while licking ice-cream and toasting a girl.

I think the mask wins peter petrelli on this one.
Health › Re: I DID NOT start the salt cure rumor, only created awareness of d hoax by 5minsmadness: 7:56am On Aug 09, 2014
armadeo:
A beg op make sure u update from time to time
, I know its at night Sss picks their suspect so if we don't hear from you we can start a thread to raise money for your lawyers.

U get luck say no be bayesla u dey rumor mongering law us in force there.
Seconded. Op dem don catch you? How are things your end? Update us na.
Health › Re: I DID NOT start the salt cure rumor, only created awareness of d hoax by 5minsmadness: 7:51am On Aug 09, 2014
SammyHoe: How can someone come up with fake rumour by using real names, institutions and hostels? Now according to what I heard, the SSS have started arresting the FUNKEs in Jibowu hall FUTA where (s)he mentioned.
Someone even advised him in the beginning part of his thread to remove those personal information but he didn't. But his real identity has been uncovered sha. Like I said I still think he did a good thing but very VERY foolishly.
Health › Re: I DID NOT start the salt cure rumor, only created awareness of d hoax by 5minsmadness: 10:56pm On Aug 08, 2014
atbu1983: Can't u read and understand. He said he did not start the rumour. he only claim he did so that people will believe d salt and water therapy is fake.
I know he didn't start the rumour, that's why I 'quoted' in my sentence that he 'sent' out the message.
I think he did a brave thing albeit very very foolish. If he hadn't come up with the fake confession, people would still be drinking salt by now and blaming it on TB Joshua.
Health › Re: I DID NOT start the salt cure rumor, only created awareness of d hoax by 5minsmadness: 5:24pm On Aug 08, 2014
Aidy97: You arent an exception
NIGERIANS ARE MUMUS! its not by saying whether am an exception or not! Imagine a college graduate and high level worker arguing hotly with me this morning by 5am that we must all bath with the salt and drink the water, a GRADUATE!

I was like WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUUUKhuhhuh??

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