Iyoocartel:
Iyooooooo cartel

Irrelevant destruction.
Na human being house gate be this or poultry farm gate?
Keep deceiving yourself

loneprof:
Oyinbo gates are very tiny and made with light metal. They don't even consider it a necessity.

If he wants to test his strength, let him come to Lagos and see gates, na there him go know say all this one na kindergarten... Even Bill Gates will forget his surname

Nbotee:
Na dat small thing b d gate?

Arthurity1:

First... Because a metal is light, doesn't mean it's weak. And because it looks light, doesn't mean it's light. Judging from its appearance, the gate is made of steel, alloyed with several other elements. If they give you two lifetimes to bend it with your bare hands, you no fit!
Second... He broke it's hinge it's strongest part
Third... He would do worse to a Nigerian gate, these ones here are barely painted so corrosion resistance is almost zero. Over there, that gate could stand for centuries.
Fourth... If you see his morning work out routine, you would shut up. Because you can't do it doesn't mean he can't.

rentAcock:
Should we give him the WWE championship belt or what? Whats the point of these vivid descriptions of the capitulation of an inanimate gate that cannot fight back?

Arthurity1:

Your judgement is impaired.
First... Because a metal is light, doesn't mean it's weak. And because it looks light, doesn't mean it's light. Judging from its appearance, the gate is made of steel, alloyed with several other elements. If they give you two lifetimes to bend it with your bare hands, you no fit!
Second... He broke it's hinge it's strongest part
Third... He would do worse to a Nigerian gate, these ones here are barely painted so corrosion resistance is almost zero. Over there, that gate could stand for centuries.
Fourth... If you see his morning work out routine, you would shut up. Because you can't do it doesn't mean he can't.

loneprof:


Your aggression is needless. What I wrote about Nigerian gates being heavier is true whether or not you believe it. The only reason their gates last longer than ours is maintenance, i.e regular painting, which we often overlook here till rust takes over.

I'm too busy to start arguing over things that don't pay the bills so don't bother quoting me anymore... Adios.

loneprof:
Oyinbo gates are very tiny and made with light metal. They don't even consider it a necessity.

If he wants to test his strength, let him come to Lagos and see gates, na there him go know say all this one na kindergarten... Even Bill Gates will forget his surname

Arthurity1:

A metals structural usefulness is judged based on its strength, not it's weight... Use education in judgement, don't use your bias or insecurities.

loneprof:


Stop showing your ignorance thinking you're smart man. If what he did was to rip and pull a gate apart, you're telling me the weight is not essential just cos it's not directly proportional to the strength? Tell me, is the gate made of titanium?

In case you missed it in high school physics and you're looking for where to make up for that, you've goofed again. The major activity here is strength to weight ratio and as far as I'm concerned we use steel plates in Nigeria not aluminium, they don't use titanium for gates in the US either, so what's your silly point?

Even the gate he ripped apart is already showing light rust at the bottom which means it's lightly buried in shallow cement and not even close to what we do here when we erect gates.

You're just a rude ignoramus!

loneprof:
Oyinbo gates are very tiny and made with light metal. They don't even consider it a necessity.

If he wants to test his strength, let him come to Lagos and see gates, na there him go know say all this one na kindergarten... Even Bill Gates will forget his surname

NobleAngell:
In simple terms, NEPA took light