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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503390#msg9503390 date=1320715618]I would have been burned if you were beaf Since your last attempt at chemistry failed you, we'll just laugh this off and pretend that you know what you're discussing [/quote]Ok madam I don hear. ![]() |
ak47mann:watin u wan marry them ![]() |
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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503369#msg9503369 date=1320715242]@alj harem Oya, where you dey? Mr, we have this chemistry to discuss.[/quote]I dey here I am sure you are cluless about this discussion but I dey wait ![]() |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503318#msg9503318 date=1320714445]Of coursethere are techs to determine that, my question is, is Nigeria or the north even equipped with such? Esp since nigeria is not prone to earthquakes. and if so, why were we not told the level of earthquakes that it could withstand? Homes in Japan and USA have been knocked down by earthquakes. What is earthquake proof? Lesson: Dont be assured by bogus crap in news articles, esp one from a nigerian article, carried out by a northern inspectors.[/quote]Why is Nigeria and the north not equip with such? is there any reason not to be equip with such ? Nigeria is not prone to earthquakes but prone to acid rain that weakens structures isn't it ? Offices in Japan withstand earthquakes . Earthquake proof is when a structure is flexible enough to absorb the energy or wave of the quake. Or if the house can counter balance the energy of the quake by using a counter weight to cancel the energy of the quake. [quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503318#msg9503318 date=1320714445]Once again, what has your attempt at simple chemistry got to do with the discussion?[/quote]It has everything to do with the discussion because I am trying to explain to you why houses collape in Lagos and how this can be an alternative in structural engineering |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503286#msg9503286 date=1320713884]Sincerely, if you believe the garbage that you just typed up to be the components of a home, esp the 21st century one you posted up there, then you must be educationally declined as I hope. A bottle of sand. What an incredibly NORTHERN boy.[/quote][quote author=alj_harem link=topic=797958.msg9503281#msg9503281 date=1320713752]SMH, I posted that to know if houses are earthquake resistance, the STRUCTURE NEEDS TO HAVE STRENGTH AKA FLEXIBILITY [/b]stop displaying ignorance here and accept you are wrong. Yes there is a technology used to determine if a structure is earthquake resistant or not and it has to do with structural engineering and architectural design such as this. Infact this is a way to reduce earth quakes in places like Japan, and I am such they would buy the technology. [b]Simplicity is brilliance as one famous scientist once said. stop thinking everything is all about machines and advance things. NO, in fact that is one of the major achievements of the 21st century. Go figure. i am trying to compare the block hosues in lagos with this. those houses are not flexibale and as such due to strain and acid rain, the structure becomes weak and they collapse out of shere weightcements are made from Limestone to build blocks which are made from CaCO3 CaCO3 + H+ ========== Ca + Cation. this is soluble in water and can dissolve thus weaken the structure of those houses. were as a plastic or glass bottle are resistant to WEAK ACIDS. they simply eat the plastering and and not the structure itself[/quote] |
igbo2011:we do but Nigerian and there pull down syndrome Onado, conoil, folawiyo oil, spog oil, at least 20 but I have forgotten now but the thing about Nigeria is that, they hate if they themselves do well. You need to know how tribalism has handcuff this country. |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503201#msg9503201 date=1320712658]Earthquake resistance? using what technology to determine it? That's assuming Nigeria he even knows how to work i[/b]t ![]() Another Yahaya has done it again. Let me guess, it has also been flood and demonic proof. I see, you're one of those gullibles who believes anything you read uh?[/quote]SMH, I posted that to know if houses are earthquake resistance,[b] the STRUCTURE NEEDS TO HAVE STRENGTH AKA FLEXIBILITY [/b]stop displaying ignorance here and accept you are wrong. Yes there is a technology used to determine if a structure is earthquake resistant or not and it has to do with structural engineering and architectural design such as this. Infact this is a way to reduce earth quakes in places like Japan, and I am such they would buy the technology. [b]Simplicity is brilliance as one famous scientist once said. stop thinking everything is all about machines and advance things. NO, in fact that is one of the major achievements of the 21st century. Go figure. [quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503210#msg9503210 date=1320712780]So a house collapsing in lagos is an assurance for the strength of this one? And what has lagos got to do with this discussion? or with me? A house fell in Las vegas last year, I wonder why the one in lagos still fell.[/quote] i am trying to compare the block hosues in lagos with this. those houses are not flexibale and as such due to strain and acid rain, the structure becomes weak and they collapse out of shere weightcements are made from Limestone to build blocks which are made from CaCO3 CaCO3 + H+ ========== Ca + Cation. this is soluble in water and can dissolve thus weaken the structure of those houses. were as a plastic or glass bottle are resistant to WEAK ACIDS. they simply eat the plastering and and not the structure itself |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503177#msg9503177 date=1320712357]Yes oh, thank you for stealing the position. List all the components in the completed house and compare them with what your boko is doing on the first stage. I doubt those up north have that level of intelligence to take every safety issue standard, security, etc into consideration. Na who wan pakurete for us, all in the name of going green. Arewa!!! yea!!![/quote]And the ones in the west do ko ? I dey laff o, just last month, a house collapsed in lagos, does that show the Lagos state government intelligence or it's stu,pidity ? Where the houses not meant to be checked for safety before people start living in them ? Abeg comot for here ![]() |
GenBuhari, I salute u o You have really tried on this thread, Thanks a lot/ this thread sums up Nigeria political history |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503139#msg9503139 date=1320711899]Nothing like this, I pray. If you study structural engineering and economics, you would know that strength to money ratio, this is far better that those cements and sand that cannot hold houses for more than 20 yrs again, I am sure you have been reading the news these bottle houses can hold up for more than 70 yrs because of it's flexibility structural and inter-changeably |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9503096#msg9503096 date=1320711410]Lawd have mercy. ![]() This will begin and end in the North sha. Arewa n sindodo.[/quote]Ileke Idi that house is not completed, stop hate ![]() which one have the west done ? I am waiting Houses are falling every time in Lagos because of cheap contractors, well this has more strenght that those houses, Block fo Block because strength is flexibility ask any structural engineer . Any structural engineer would tell you that. ![]() |
we really need unity in the country, no lies |
PhysicsMHD: ![]() actually you are very correct |
Wislet:just shut it PointB:what rubbish, Have I not be vouching for Roachas ![]() Whether Sanusi, roachas or fashola, so long as they do the job right, I am ok any one. I am not voting an Igbo man but A credible Nigerian ![]() |
PhysicsMHD:You don't care about the video but I got the info from the Video The Yorubas in Ife taught the Benins act of bronze making. There is nothing questionable with that and Yes it is a Nigerian Phenomena or not, My case is that the Ifes taught the Benins. There is nothing questionable about that. I am sure they have done some analysis and in fact benins are part of the yoruba group as far as I am concerned. I have a Bini surname kosoko and speak yoruba, what does that make me, yorubanised bini man ? The history is clear. You do physics, you know of C13 NMR and half life age analysis, so there is no claim. it was analysised |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=797958.msg9501367#msg9501367 date=1320696305]Teacher dont teach us nonsense. ![]() I guess I'm going to have be bring an oxygen mask with men next time I come to Nigeria, prolly after separation. Anywayz, I'm hungry. Go "outside" and make me food jare.[/quote] . That is my ileke idi, alway on point ![]() |
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Since your last attempt at chemistry failed you, we'll just laugh this off and pretend that you know what you're discussing
[/quote]Ok madam I don hear.
I am sure you are cluless about this discussion but I dey wait
