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Romance › Re: Mr. Nairaland Contest 2015 - ELIMINATION ROUND 2 by iPopAlomo(m): 11:17pm On Jun 23, 2015
agarawu23:
smiley
sorry... I didn't make it... them mods have me a day ban... expired after the election closed... hopefully I make it up to you tomorrow...
Family › Re: I'm Not Temperamental But When I Get Angry, I Turn The Whole Place Upside Down by iPopAlomo(m): 11:01pm On Jun 23, 2015
until you kill person... you anger nah still apprentice... e still dey learn work...
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 6:22pm On Jun 22, 2015
Truckpusher:
Op, you've perfectly painted a perfect picture of a misandrist and not a feminist in as much as I do agree with you that our women in this part of the world misunderstood feminism for equality with man.

But again you can't blame them when they grew up in a patrichial society where women undergo a lot of scrutiny,they live in fear and constantly blamed for every wrong thing that went down in relationship and marriages, most of their destinies tied to a man's destiny .So, it is normal that when such a people or gender find for themselves an avenue to express themsevles they might likely use it in the most undesirable and vigorous manner.

Women need a voice in the society to discard that western scourge and be African women and that can only be achieved by educating the girl child but today in this country you still have men that lay more emphasy on the sex of a child .You can now see that something is fundamentally wrong with the society and not women.
Bottom line is : we can't blame the women for what they are turning into until we put our house in order.
What are you saying nah... what are you saying nah... down south... how many women lives in fear...?! fear of what... can you back it up with stats...?!
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and would you really want to give birth to one dozen children at this time and age...?! what emphasis on the sex of a child... people are growing past that... times are changing...
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 6:15pm On Jun 22, 2015
freecocoa:
You are making it a bit difficult to understand your point.

The analogy of the children's ages doesn't apply here as it never said anything about age in marriage.

You shifted the argument from men and women to husband and wife and I agreed with you. Unless you are arguing that submitting to someone who is supposed to head you, doesn't mean anything and should not be adhered to, no?

Play try to stay on topic.
She's very confused... she just start work... lool... apprentice feminists...
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 6:07pm On Jun 22, 2015
As much as it seems I'm slanting women... I'm the biggest women lover in this thread... the curvy ones especially... I respect some women... the ones that quietly go about their job/work/hustle without rubbing it in our faces... I'll surely give respect when due... but if you can hide behind your computers and think because you work 9-5... you're superwoman... then I won't hesitate to throw shades at you...
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a typical African woman would raise five boys into men... without seeking an international recognition for bravery... feminism has taken stupidity into another dimension of alternate reality... none of you nairaland feminist have achieved nothing in your lives... and you want to take credit for O. Winfrey, Omotola.J, Merkel, Serena.W, etc etc... you want recognition... female power... go out there... una oga chimamandi(I destroyed her name) is doing something for herself... start making your name... and you just might get the respect your seeking...
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abi outside nairaland... how many people sabi stillfire or misssclassy...?!
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 5:43pm On Jun 22, 2015
Stillfire:
Buhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! grin grin grin
You look beautiful my sister! cool cool cool cool cool
why you dey lie...huh
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 5:43pm On Jun 22, 2015
VictoriaBee:
I'm appalled when ugly men label women ugly.
But you're ugly... let's put up a picture without makeup...
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 5:41pm On Jun 22, 2015
VictoriaBee:
But no female or male non-feminist in this section has been able to upload his/her ugly face.

Irony of life. lipsrsealed
but we know you're flatter than a shoemaker slippers... I don't need to impress you...
Romance › Re: Mr. Nairaland Contest 2015 - ELIMINATION ROUND 1 by iPopAlomo(m): 5:37pm On Jun 22, 2015
I vote: Agarawu23... . . Cc: NLJega
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m):
When a woman has lost out on love, life, friends... feminism is what they turn to... that's where they find a bit of reprieve... lonely bunch of women...
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 4:13pm On Jun 22, 2015
Most feminist (nairaland and Africa) are ugly... lacking in yansh and boobi...
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the only thing left is to make other people feel bad... male and female...
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she-man women and men hater club...
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by iPopAlomo(m): 4:07pm On Jun 22, 2015
lezz:
and I wouldn't even care a rat's ass about feminists.

Show me an African feminist and I will show you a sad , ftustrsted , psychologically maladjusted she-man who lost out in the world of love, affection and promise.

Frigid biitches with corrupted hormones. grin
misssclassy...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 4:49am On Jun 21, 2015
PMIcon:
If that girl died, it is likely murder. B4 electric shock plastic case would av melted & she would av woken up b4 it gets to what d picture shows.
If it was an explosion + shock whoever left the power bank in that position it is in d pics is not so smart. An explosn would not leave it in position.
If it is not murder it will most likely b photoshop.
Murder... finish... you've said it all...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 4:46am On Jun 21, 2015
handebayor:
You don't want to be addressed as a mister, fine. But don't change the argument here, WHY WOULD ANYONE PLUG A HARD DISK TO AN AC SOCKET?
Go back and read from page one... if you aren't such a Skippy reader... you'll see where I stated a bad prank played on her...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 10:36pm On Jun 20, 2015
handebayor:
Mister, you are yet to answer my question



I don't work with any federal agency so how am I to know, how about you, got any available data?
Mrs... why don't you enquiry from the federal agency on my behalf...huh mbok...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 8:37pm On Jun 20, 2015
handebayor:
But why would anyone plug a hard disk directly to an AC socket?
How many people have power bank killed in Nigeria...?!
Phones › Re: Why Do The Moderators Keep Deleting My Threads In The PHONE Section????????? by iPopAlomo(m): 8:34pm On Jun 20, 2015
which is to deactivate your account... lobatan...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 7:38pm On Jun 20, 2015
RomanceLander:
I'm not just sure you make use of your eyes and brain.
You're eyes should have shown you the casing is metal and your brain would have told you polymer and lithium , li-on are battery types.

Don't quote me again, you're ignorant and under educated
And I'll ignore your next quote trust me. U hv nothing to offer the society except abuses
from someone who doesn't abuse... back at you... wink
Politics › Re: Bombings In Creeks: Buhari You Have Declared War Against The South by iPopAlomo(m): 5:19pm On Jun 20, 2015
lmao...
Sports › Re: NFF Goes For Foreign Coaches by iPopAlomo(m): 4:55pm On Jun 20, 2015
mmsen:
Managers often do that when there is a lack of focus from players in training - that is apparent to anyone who has been following football for more than 4 weeks. It has nothing to do with 'technical competence'. Had you read my initial response properly you would have seen what I had to say about this comment.
What are you saying... a coach invites 30 players to camp... and he couldn't drop them...?!!! haba... I know your being patriotic... four international professionals are lacking focus... even simon that brought Genk or Gent to the champions league is not focused and the coach couldn't drop him... egbon... I'm too tired... but you'll see that the coach is incompetent in your defence...
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did you watch our first match... Yahaya was the best player by a mile... and what did the coach do...?! drop him...
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last match we needed a goal... what did he do... take off a striker and bring on a defensive midfielder... when simon is on the bench...
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your argument is weak... a competent tactical coach would never commit that error... a PES player or a FIFA player would never do that...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 4:45pm On Jun 20, 2015
RomanceLander:
I won't use foul words on you, buh you should be sure of what you're saying before making useless arguments.
I'm an Engr and trust me, when ever the amount of input voltage exceeds the stipulated amount, surge occurs.

I've seen multiple DC phone chargers explode so why won't a metal cased powerbank shock

Btw- learn to talk like a man , it pays to have courtesy
excuse me... but what is polymer...? plastic or metal...?! and if you can read... I said every power bank I've seen is covered in plastic... now if you look at the dead girls picture... it melted into her body... melted and the casing... intact... if it was a power bank with "polymer" casing... the bloody plastic would melt with the body... when electrocution occurs... it glues... and burns... the metal case of the hard disk is unaffected... do you need me to continue... I never stayed metal casing won't shock... and please don't sell me crap... in width your picture is quite smaller... you're an engineer... precision should be paramount...

p.s
I don't CARE what you think I talk like... you're irritating... and I'll say the same thing to a guy...
TV/Movies › Re: Naruto Information by iPopAlomo(m): 3:09pm On Jun 20, 2015
misssclassy:
[color=#000050]Naruto vs Nagato(pein).

Sasuke and naruto vs Obito(9 tails Junchiriki)

Sasuke and Naruto vs Madara

Sasuke and Naruto vs Kaguya

Naruto vs Sasuke, last fight.

These remain my best fights so far.
I have watched the first 2 in the anime, but only read the last three on the manga. But the last three will be epic when released on the anime.[/color]
not bad...

I love Kabuto vs Kakashi... that's the only time I really saw copy ninja work... I still like Kabuto...

killer bee vs Sasuke... some insane moves by killer bee...

the list is endless...

Rock Lee though... when he's drunk on sake... my pick everytime...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 2:57pm On Jun 20, 2015
Harvard13:
bro hard disk shock u? hmm and u feel power bank no go shock u?
in metal casing... yes... but that picture the op use... that's not a power bank...
Sports › Re: NFF Goes For Foreign Coaches by iPopAlomo(m): 2:47pm On Jun 20, 2015
mmsen:
Any coach picks his team based on the evidence available - if they were left on the bench then he must have seen something that he did not like.

How many coaches currently working have won a World Cup?

How many foreign coaches have Cote D'Ivoire hired and how many tournaments have they won with all the talent that they've had over the past ten years?

Why have Egypt struggled so much with all the foreign coaches that they have had since Shehata stepped down?

What did Berti Vogts do for Nigerian football? Or even Scottish football?

Do you want Nigeria to hire another Lars Lagerback? Is he better than Keshi or even Siasia?

Most of these foreign coaches that wind up in Africa are not very good, that is why they leave Europe because they know that there are foolish people like you who assume that they know what they are talking about because they come from Europe. If you judged them based on their track record they would not be hired at all.

It's bad enough that they come with bad ideas for excessive pay but what makes it worse is that they all coach a horrible (usually northern European) style of football that no one wants to watch and is not successful anywhere.

Nigeria's problem is that the league is not taken sufficiently seriously - for some reason the NFF seems to think that they can partially develop players and then send them abroad and others will take care of them. Players need a viable domestic league to grow into top class players, it is foolish to rely on foreign leagues and coaches to take care of your own.

Look at what Mikel was at 19 and look at him now. Why was a vibrant, positive attack minded midfielder turned into a water carrier? This is what will keep happening if Nigerian football does not take care of itself.
What are you saying nah... I asked you a simple question... whats the point in camping if it's not too fish out the weed... four good players in the bench and your taking about Berti and Lars... that's one lack of technical competence...
Sports › Re: NFF Goes For Foreign Coaches by iPopAlomo(m): 12:58pm On Jun 20, 2015
mmsen:
Manu Garba has won an international tournament.

Keshi has won an international tournament.

I guarantee you that the foreign mercenaries that they hire will not have achieved as much yet people like you will somehow claim that they are better.
Did Keshi win the world Cup.... and as per Manu... Simon, Success, Nacho, Yahaya... all on the bench and you call that a coach... an international coach keeps his best four attacking players on the bench and uses Ehanoloo(I destroyed his name) throughout the tournament... guy explain that logic...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 12:50pm On Jun 20, 2015
ShakurM:
Intelligent observation!
you dey mind all these people...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 12:49pm On Jun 20, 2015
RomanceLander:
Please check for fil 12000mah powerbank tell me the difference
Please don't irritate me... did you see how bulky those power banks are and how flat the one that killed the girl is for 1st generation...huh how can you call that a power bank....huh and they aren't covered in metal but plastic... pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee... borrow brain from someone or somewhere...

Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 12:17pm On Jun 20, 2015
SpeedyConnect:
See the way you exude ignorance. Could you please tell us the cirvumstances that will make a finger battery kill?
Go back to page one and read all over again...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 12:10pm On Jun 20, 2015
The numerical answer: Voltage is like electrical pressure, voltage causes charges to flow, and when charges flow through our bodies at a low rate, we can't even feel a thing. But when they flow at more than a certain high rate, bad things happen. To stay safe, we should only play with voltages which are way less than 45 volts. Don't mess with plug-in appliances, they use 120 volts. As long as the electric charges flow through your body at a rate that is lots less than 1/1000 of an ampere (one milliamp), you can't even feel them. To stay safe, only send electrical current through your body at a rate less than 1/1000 ampere, and do this by staying away from high voltage. But this is numerical, so it's not that meaningful.
The "electricity" which flows through human bodies is charged particles: potassium ions, sodium ions, chloride, etc. Since these particles are always inside our bodies, we can't say that "electricity" is dangerous. Instead, it is the FLOW of charges which causes problems. Think like this: human beings are partly composed of movable "electricity" or charges, but these charges normally don't move much. If something makes them move, abnormal things can happen. When someone gets a shock from touching wires, electricity WAS NOT put into their body from outside. Instead, the electric voltage on the wires pushed upon the charges already inside their body, which then moved forward, causing an electric current to appear inside. During electrocution, human beings become part of an electric circuit, and the circuit causes their "electricity" to begin flowing fast.
During electrocution, the large abnormal electric current (ion currents) cause nerves to fire, which causes muscles to tense up, and this can include your heart muscle and your diaphragm (electric current can stop the heart and prevent breathing.) Suddenly-tensed muscles can throw your body across a room hard enough to break bones or cause concussions. Also, electric currents directed through your heart can trigger fibrillation, which is a type of fast, quivering heartbeat which does not pump blood. Once fibrillation is triggered, it might not stop by itself. And finally, large electric currents can cause heating which cooks tissue.
As long as the value of electric current within tissues is small, it will not cause significant pain, heat, or muscle contraction. For example, if you touch the metal terminals of a 9 volt battery with wet fingertips from each hand, the voltage does push a measurable electric current in a circular path through your arms and chest! Yet the only result is that your fingertips become full of corroded metal from the electrochemistry occuring where the wet skin touches metal. In other words, 9 volt batteries are relatively safe. Now if you did the same thing with a 90 volt photographer's photoflash battery, the voltage-push is ten times higher, and the value of current would be ten times higher. You'd feel violent pain, your arms would jerk away, and some people would even go into cardiac fibrillation or "heart attack." The 9v battery creates a small current which you can't even feel. The 90v battery creates a larger current which is painful and dangerous.
Voltage is not the only thing which determines whether you get a shock. ELectrical resistance of your skin is also important. If the resistance of your skin is low, then a smaller voltage will create a larger current. For example, if you have tough, thick, dry skin on your hands, you might be able to touch even a 90-volt battery without harm (don't try it though!). Your higher skin resistance only allowed the battery to create a small current through your body. On the other hand, if you have thin, moist skin, then the same battery voltage will push a much higher current through you. If your skin is thin enough, then even a 9v battery might cause a larger current, which gives your fingers a slight tingle.

p.s...

graduated 8 years ago and I'm not practising... you can see the burn mask and you still call that Photoshop... I'm done with you... nah una dey make people yab engineers...

Cc: speedyconnect...
Phones › Re: Power Banks Can't And Didn't Kill A Ghanaian Girl. See Why. by iPopAlomo(m): 11:48am On Jun 20, 2015
SpeedyConnect:
Haba! Don't you know that shocks can be severe but not fatal depending on several factors I listed above. Or must all shocks kill? Please check the factors I listed.
Please what's the empirical back up. You think you are stronger than elephant.
Don't spew gibberish please.
I'm not and I won't argue with you... under the right condition... an AA battery (finger battery) will kill a human... I'm not in the mood to crack my brain... so I'll let this pass... but if you engage me properly... backed up by facts... then I might come out of engineering and school you a bit... until then... you win...

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