NewStats: 3,263,990 , 8,182,173 topics. Date: Monday, 09 June 2025 at 08:02 AM 1e4n2q

dorothy0324:
"Thank you for participating in our aptitude test. Please be informed that you will be ed in due course for the next stage of the interview" . "[ I don't even know if it means I ed the test cus the message seems vague. Please did anyone get a message like this and was interviewed?

I also got the same message. Please where did you write your test?

wow

$100

Offering. I once attended a church of which we were told to drop only one thousand naira in the offering box

All

Too much tucking in stomach

Removing the matchstick from 6 and inputting it in 4 to make 9

5 + 4 = 9

No2

life story of Dan Brown's 'the inferno'

571

The one in white

Let the mothers age be y
Then daughter=y/2
Then father= y+5
Mother +daughter+ father= 100
Y+y/2 + y + 5 = 100
2y + y/2 = 100 - 5
5y/2 = 95
Y = 38
Mother =38
Daughter = 38/2 = 19
Father= 38+5= 43

You forgot gall in love by Dbanj. That song too was at at weddings

Brief Analysis
Leptospirosis is a real illness, but this message contains highly improbable and misleading information. The Leptospirosis Information Center dismisses the warning as fake.


Detailed Analysis
The Leptospirosis Information Center dismisses this circulated warning as fake.

Exposure to urine from infected rats and other animals can indeed cause humans to contract leptospirosis. However, the chances of someone becoming infected in the manner described in this email are extremely slim.

An article about the warning on the LIC website notes:
First seen in 2002, these emails are entirely without substance, and have been used to send spam, transport viruses and simply to cause panic. The text of the email varies, but the most common version we've seen in 2005 is as follows:

[Copy of message similar to above example omitted]

The email evolves over time, and currently we are seeing a rise in circulation in the USA, referring to deaths in several states. If you receive one of these messages, please delete it and ignore what it says. You are more at risk of being hit by lightning while riding a camel than contracting leptospirosis from a commercial drinks container.
The LIC article also states that:
Leptospira require constant immersion in water to survive, and so drying of the surface for any length of time would permanently kill the bacteria. Given that drinking containers are non-porous, surface moisture dries very quickly and cannot possibly contaminate the contents.
The organisms that cause Leptospirosis can survive outside the body of the original host, but only if favourable environmental conditions are present. An article on the Michigan Department of Natural Resources website notes that:
The bacteria prefer moist, slightly alkaline soil, stagnant ponds, and low-flow, slow-moving, slightly alkaline streams. In these conditions the organism can survive for several weeks.
Given these facts, it is highly improbable that Leptospirosis bacteria could have survived on the surface of the can lids long enough to infect the alleged victim.

Furthermore, the email implies that rat urine is always toxic. According to the message, "rat urine contains toxic and deathly substances". This implication is misleading and inaccurate. with urine from diseased rats can certainly lead to illness in humans. However, this is because the urine carries bacteria associated with a particular illness, not because the urine itself is in some way inherently toxic.

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/leptospirosis-soda-can.html

. This soo funny like a scene outta 9ja version of boondocks.

orobs93:
Hello
Everybirthday has been a hit 4rm 1year old to 5 years old to 18 years old..f**k death
Longlife and prosperity takeova
It's my birthday
Wish we me well friends

Egbon Orobs93, if you want the likes, come and collect it

Hope he can speak igbo?

Looks more like buttlifter to me

Lol

Pls edit your post properly

Cool

Drink it

Beautiful family

Nice one dear. Our miss IUO is going places. We are proud of you

Wow