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J12: Don't worry man, i'll rig the contest to your victory with my 345 nairaland accounts

lmfao!!

Im sure people will do that as well.

snthesis: if you've seen her, u wud knw why i am so protective/worried

thats why i'm saying you should marry a goat. . . .less worry, less hypertension. long life

now is this the guy that was reppin lil children. . . . . . . took him long enough!

Sagamite: Bloody fa[i][/i]ot.

just like you!!

snthesis: i wonder d kind of person u are- thinkin a serious decision like this is entertainment- bet u aint married

you said someone alot less like me? that was an entertaining statement abeg.

snthesis: thanks for adding to my fear
maybe, its ur plan for me to settle for sum1 alot less, sum1 like u

less ke? in what manner- this is entertainment lmfao.

you should go to the nearest village and pick a goat for a wife, at least then you can tie it down and stop it from going anywhere.

shameless man.

Ammyng: I suggest a proper verification before voting. Nigerians frauds on everything fake photos, fake ids, fake passports, fake sn all fake everything

snthesis: just added to my vocab- H.U.E.T- Helicopter Underwater Escape Training, she just got certified today, wow u need to see the smile on her face, shes so excited- i smiled with her, but really, im afraid to tell her not to go

your wife doesnt deserve you. . . . . a bright vibrant woman with dreams and ambitions being hampered with insecurities from her troll husband.. . . . . .she could have done sooo much better.

maybe she will realise and leave you for a hot engineer.

it's true- God makes people 2 2. Who is this woman after my own heart! chineke meeeee!!

you arent having the good ones, but for the bad ones- its an acquired taste

horny4u: Your wife married her own personal enemy.....
If she were your sister or daughter will you let her go...
Women should look before they leap.....Know something she will secretly resent you for not letting her go and will eventually leave you

#thatisall

dasparrow: The perils of marrying a Nigerian bred male

If you don't trust your wife, why on earth did you marry her? correct me if I am wrong but should'nt the foundation of marraige be based on TRUST? And then you wonder why the rate of divorce continues to climb in Nigeria. It seems like many of you just rush into marraige not knowing what the institution is really all about.

I seriously don't know why the women bother. . . . .

jimmy4x: Woo!! Hoo!!! Queensmith, oya chop kiss :*:*:*, I'll design ur mansion for free...lol

lol aww thanks.

better 'nigerian' than 'black' gives a better impression.

armyofone: not a fan of blue machine blender. its mix too much stuff into the tomatoes. imagine hidden beans and co together with your tomatoes.
grinding stone ummm i told grandma na punishment. after grinding pepper, your hands will be so sore/hot from pepper.

i don't think any of them make your stew tasty.
your skills in combining the right ingredients/measurement will make your stew

i learnt that the hard way, imagine cooking with your hands burning up!

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Sexkillz, plz delete and clean this page.[/quote]give us a recap bebe
how many do you guys have soo far?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]We need pl who still post, not those who are prolly married with 10 children by now lol

PS: If you're married, have babymamas . . . . you're disqualified.[/quote]thats a bit ridiculous dont you think? if you are fine you are fine abeg. we are not looking for future husbands here. . . . . are we??

wildorchid: https://www.nairaland.com/london2lasgidi

lasgidi is dem sexy!! hmm hmmm. I wonder if he's tall . . . . .

@jimmy you are very fine-

rokiatu: Is Queensmith still around? abi where is that Jaquan guy profile?

hes taken the picture down so he wont qualify.

[quote author=Royal-VII]https://www.nairaland.com/ayanle456[/quote]aww, you are somalian! we have somalians here! lol

kandiikane: I know, I said that was the only photo I have of him(it is, where he doesn't look so stoned) but I have a couple of him he sent me ages ago but he just looks half-baked in them loool.

Lemme, go through photos.

he looks like hes got a nice body on him!

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Chocolate god who we can only admire from afar.[/quote]lol. . . .erm he looks like he is on som chronic weed. . . . .I wonder who supplies him . . . . . chocolate god ko!

I just cant reconcile with this way of thinking, I mean what if she stopped you from doing your dream job for the exact same reasons? smh

who is the dude kandikane posted?

lad gidi is very fine ooo, hallelujah praise the lord!

[quote author=Mr..Cork]ok am from London. do companies in Nigeria hav lifts? becoz i remebered walkin the staircase to 25th floor last time i went [/quote]this comment is bloody hilarious! i died after reading this! lmfao!

the grinding stone will make better food for someone like kandikane who likes to eat sand

the second one (whats it called? ero?) is good for that nice whiff of petrol or kerosene in your obe ata

The blender is is a good choice, but becomes a big problem for when you want to use it to mixx cocktails. Your Margarita will be smelling of scotch bonnets. hmm!

I'll go for a blender, or a food processor, its neater and less laborious.

justwise: It certainly does, i can't dismiss that, the school you attended can get you to interview stage or even get you a good job because even the employer might have attended one of redbrick universities, some of these posh-boys are just shallow-minded and can't survive outside their comfort zones.They got no idea how it works in a real world.

Just look at the banks full of posh-boys, making decisions that screws everyone of us, look at Govt front bench full of posh-boys coming up with blunder after blunder.

and this is it, this is the fact of life. We are all skewed towards a tradition and lifestyle that benefits the upper classes.And I agree with you 100% we shouldn't have to base decisions and choices on the 'big boys' and what they are doing.

justwise: There is a huge difference between being educated ad having a shiny qualification from a posh school.

. . . . . it's sensitive, I understand that. But does having one not put you at a certain advantage?

Now this is just very confusing;
This is what google gives you;
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1046/j.1365-3156.1997.d01-322.x/pdf Hbss carriers low levels of pf in kenya
http://biomed.emory.edu/PROGRAM_SITES/PBEE/pdf/Udhayakumar6.pdf Hbss with significantly fewer levels of malarial parasitameia
http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/v37/n11/abs/ng1660.html This (possibly sheds a little light on things, as the resistance seems to be specific to a certain type of malaria)
This Nigerian paper on the other hand. . . .this is actually very surprising. So now there is a higher risk of malaria with associated with SS.http://www.medwelljournals.com/fulltext/?doi=ijtmed.2011.73.76

I'm missing something here. . . . .I'm going to waste my time finding out what! (you can learn from this place i'm grateful!)
This makes sense,

Similar protection against severe malaria (high parasitemia) is also thought to occur in patients homozygous for sickle cell anemia (HbSS). However, even a mild degree of hemolysis from malarial infection can lead to significant anemia and even death in patients with HbSS.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2722546/
But it still doesn't explain the findings in the Nigerian paper, don't know what to conclude from all this contrasting information.

Abali1: You can as well use good old google. Malaria and typhoid are the common sicknesses that can send a sickler to his grave if not well treated.
The high fever as a result of malaria leads to break down of the red blood cell, and remember that a sickler already have some of his RBC mutated due to the sickling of his RBC. Moreover most drugs used to treat malaria are strong anti biotics which also leads to more breaking down of the RBC.

My dear, I ve lived with SCD for over 30 years and I know what i'm talking about. You can equally visit the centre opposite LUTH and make your enquiries.

the problem is most of these journals focus on the trait rather than the disease.

It doesn't make any sense, if carrying one trait offers partial immunity (to specific types of malaria). Then how does being homozygous to the SS gene not offer full protection. Now hearing malaria is a big killer of people with SS is just absolutely confusing.

Don't worry I am on google scholars case!

justwise: That is a bit vain to me, its a class/snobbish attitude thing.

I know, but for educational purposes I don't see anything wrong with it?

Abali1: i have SCD, and i have researched well into the facts, fiction and myths of SCD. Your average of mid 20s is a myth jus like abiku phenomenon. You can ask any doctor, malaria is in the top 5% killer sickness of SCD patients.

really? Can you give me a link?