That Nigeria and nigerians still have a long way to go!

@Lasinoh, don't you know that a straight road on a hill can lead to lost of break while driving down? So can you see the reason behind the way the road was built?
2) Are you so dumb? Have you ever been to Calabar? If you haven't, no wonder you don't know where the road leads to,
If Government do nothing you will shout, if they do something you still talk,
Visit Calabar so you can see wonders,

Lasinoh:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/592570_calabr3_jpg7ba843fb61295900a5b56e65863802c0


Only a Calabar man would have built this mess to 'chop' money for sure.
Can anyone spot what is wrong with this picture?
All this rigmarole to go to where?
The man just fool Calabar people. . .little did he know this would ever be revealed to the whole world.

*the shortest distance between two points IS A STRAIGHT LINE!

What a joke!

Haba guys, this is the mountain road that leads up to the ranch at Obudu Resort. How can you build a road ascending 5,000 feet in a straight line. C'mon.

afam4eva:

@ Lasinoh
You have a point. They could have just made the road straight forward. there was absolutely no need for beating around the bush.

No pun intended!

Reference:

Haba guys, this is the mountain road that leads up to the ranch at Obudu Resort. How can you build a road ascending 5,000 feet in a straight line. C'mon.

Why climb the same hill twice?
Did the road stop 'ascending'?

Amtired:

@Lasinoh, don't you know that a straight road on a hill can lead to lost of break while driving down? So can you see the reason behind the way the road was built?
2) Are you so dumb? Have you ever been to Calabar? If you haven't, no wonder you don't know where the road leads to,
If Government do nothing you will shout, if they do something you still talk,
Visit Calabar so you can see wonders,

Who is dumb and dumber?
You of course for using 'ignorance to pose' on this thread!
I repeat. . . why climb the same hill twice?
Only in Calabar land I guess!
I may be dumb sha.

Answer: This photo tells us that Calabar people are DUMB AND DUMBER for being charged for the same road UP THE SAME HILL TWICE!!!!!
LWKMD!!!!!

www.nairaland.com/attachments/592570_calabr3_jpg7ba843fb61295900a5b56e65863802c0

Lasinoh:

No pun intended!


Why climb the same hill twice?
Did the road stop 'ascending'?

Who is dumb and dumber?
You of course for using 'ignorance to pose' on this thread!
I repeat. . . why climb the same hill twice?
Only in Calabar land I guess!
I may be dumb sha.

Answer: This photo tells us that Calabar people are DUMB AND DUMBER for being charged for the same road UP THE SAME HILL TWICE!!!!!
LWKMD!!!!!

I hope you are joking because if you are not, then you are more than dumb. How can they build straight roads on mountains?

This is an Arizona Highway


Abi they should demolish the mountains to make straight?
Ode Oshi.

Dis picture tells me that the driver is a reckless driver. What was he thinking? That his/her car is flexible? or his/her car na okada abi keke napep?

Another picture for Mr. Straight road



That Calabar picture impressed me so much, I did know there can be roads in Nigeria.

Sicherheit:

I hope you are joking because if you are not, then you are more than dumb. How can they build straight roads on mountains?

This is an Arizona Highway


Abi they should demolish the mountains to make straight?
Ode Oshi.

Moo moo!
Yes You can!
Especially if your so-called mountains DO NOT HAVE VALLEYS UNDERNEATH!
Abeg show us beta pictures. . .no break my glasses with this 'foggy mess'!

Another Calabar picture?

[img]http://puglia2010.files./2010/03/p92b_saint_gothard_pass_switzerland.jpg[/img]

Something simple like this would have sufficed

Lasinoh:

Moo moo!
Yes You can!
Especially if your so-called mountains DO NOT HAVE VALLEYS UNDERNEATH!
Abeg show us beta pictures. . .no break my glasses with this 'foggy mess'!

It is unfortunate that you are this dumb. Entry Level Physics will solve you lack of knowledge problem.  

www.nairaland.com/attachments/592570_calabr3_jpg7ba843fb61295900a5b56e65863802c0

This road has become an IQ test with shocking results!
Carry go, Lasinoh! Nutin do you! Keep trucking and avoid marriage to avoid "blessing" the lil kiddies with your "intellect."

Funny shyte!

^^^^

Ha ha ha ha ha. . .what a hard-on!
Real IQ test!
Mtchewwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!





Money well spent!
See railroad track under the topographical lay-out?
See the valleys?

Compared to your Calabar rip-off!
DID YOU SEE ANY VALLEY OR RAIL ROAD IN THIS PICTURE?
WEY THE DRAINAGE SEF?

^^^
Chei! See your intellect, blazay?! Too much "igbo" no go o!

jason123:

^^^
Chei! See your intellect, blazay?! Too much "igbo" no go o!

See this one?
Is this love or what?
It is not by force you know?

Ileke-IdI:

Something simple like this would have sufficed

Gbam!
Case closed! Olodos!
Without valleys. . .plus mountains. . .as simple  STRAIGH ROAAAAAAAAAAAAD WOULD HAVE SUFFICED!!!
GO AND GET YOUR REFUND FROM YOUR CDOT!
*Calabar Dept of Transportation*!

Why are mountain roads always winding up and never have a steep gradient?

A winding road puts less load on an engine, transmission, and cooling system of a vehicle , and allows more cars to successfully traverse it at a safe speed than a steep gradient. Additionally, it's safer to build because construction equipment plummeting down a hill while trying to make a steep road is never a good thing

Cars can't go "straight up" and roads that go straight up would tend to crumble to say nothing of how extraordinarily difficult (and expensive) it would be to construct such a road.

Why not this?





www.nairaland.com/attachments/592570_calabr3_jpg7ba843fb61295900a5b56e65863802c0

Instead of this?

Does the road have to be this deep and far out?
Especially where you have no buildings or other infrastructure obstructing a more prudent and concise structure?
You still have to drive up the same hill TWICE!

^^^ LMAO!!!

Wharra the pipo with high IQ?

Lasinoh:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/592570_calabr3_jpg7ba843fb61295900a5b56e65863802c0


Only a Calabar man would have built this mess to 'chop' money for sure.
Can anyone spot what is wrong with this picture?
All this rigmarole to go to where?
The man just fool Calabar people. . .little did he know this would ever be revealed to the whole world.

*the shortest distance between two points IS A STRAIGHT LINE!

What a joke!

I do agree with your point; why would they build such a road? I'm no structural engineer but having watched Extreme Engineering on National Geographic, they used big supporting steel columns and built the roads on it. Like seriously, did they have a architectural design competition for this project? They need to watch Extreme Engineering more to see designs and ideas.

having watched Mega Structures on National Geographic

yes, that makes you an expert in whatever field.

@ blazay/lasinoh

you seem to be getting dumber and dumber ?

tpia@:

yes, that makes you an expert in whatever field.

Field of watching it on tv Netflix , take your anger to the engineers who designed it OR beat it.

tpia@:

@ blazay/lasinoh

you seem to be getting dumber and dumber ?

My #1 fan how na?
Happy holidays to you.
Liking ma 'vageegee' as usual?

My prerogative.
Soooooooo, what dooyoo wanno do abourrit?

*moo moo has not learned to mind it's business. . . must be having a withdrawal I think*

This is page 3. . . please contribute to the topic with your other 'personalities' as usual huh?
EWU!

manny4life:


I do agree with your point; why would they build such a road? I'm no structural engineer but having watched Extreme Engineering on National Geographic, they used big supporting steel columns and built the roads on it. Like seriously, did they have a architectural design competition for this project? They need to watch Extreme Engineering more to see designs and ideas.

Well, do no let awon high IQ know this o!
Na only Calabar land get mountains!
Calabar governor don collect 5 times the budget for this project!

I am sure the stoopid Calabar peeps thought they had 'gone ourra state, town and country' with that long journey. . . Mu he he he he. . . not realizing they were on the same 'spot'!

I can hear them saying 'UKAH(oga). . .de jouney far o! E go take 2 days UKAH"!

Classic I tellya!

Thank God for 'skycams'!

I am sure the stoopid Calabar peeps thought they had 'gone ourra state, town and country' with that long journey. . . Mu he he he he. . . not realizing they were on the same 'spot'!

ROTFLMAO

ROTFLMAO!!! Was the roundabout on this road even necessary?
Sorry for my limited physics knowledge o

^^^
Where you see roundabout?
That is a residential area. . .

blazay/lasinoh

that reply is too short now.

oya, modify and add plenty more.

your posts usually take up at least half a page at the very minimum.

I meant zigzag jare.

the curvy zigzag was not necessary, a straight line would have been fine, like the ones in Cali.
Looks like the hill on my school campus.

tpia@:

blazay/lasinoh

that reply is too short now.

oya, modify and add plenty more.

your posts usually take up at least half a page at the very minimum.

Written like a true "Ogboni' Christian.
Well, I have news for you.

Soooooooooooo. . . in a good mood. 5 paychecks this month.
Go and get a job, a life or BOTH!!



My last reply to you this year. . .

Later.

Ileke-IdI:

I meant zigzag jare.

the curvy zigzag was not necessary, a straight line would have been fine, like the ones in Cali.
Looks like the hill on my school campus.

A CURVE zig-zag is the BEST WAY TO CLIMB/DRIVE A HILL.
Especially in bad weather.
Unlike this!

www.nairaland.com/attachments/592570_calabr3_jpg7ba843fb61295900a5b56e65863802c0

Twice the journey. . .double the climb. . .same spot!
WwwwwwwwTF?