@daprince

lol, who ever said i was decribing a female .

welcome to the forum. Though honey i don't think it's right for you to put down your phone number especially as there are a lot of freaks on the forum.

Raymand:

My skin colour, my accent? the colour of my eyes?. . .

That doesn't make you nigerian, it just means u are african.

Theses days what would make me a nigerian doesn't make me a nigerian anymore and that would have been my way of life by that i mean what i eat, the way i greet my parents and my cultural view of life.

I don't know if they dream, it will aslo be hard to figure out what they dream about because if born blind then they have never seen or experienced the existence of anything.

I actually have to say that i like your script, there's something very usual about it especially since it's a scary film, but at the same time you still have a chance to surprise and frighten. I also have to disagree with Iice about the first line of your script i find it very gentle a contrast to whats coming ahead and the lines "i love it here" are so usual so everyday it's something anyone would say and that's what people have to learn to put in their scripts Reality. And not the usual nollywood "i'm going to America tomorrow" or "when would i be getting my five hundred thousand naira" (please get a life) . Using 'good morning' would have made it boring and bland it would have sounded like using once upon a time in the beginning of a story.

I also have to admit i got really excited when i discovered that they were going to be figuring out a mystery (i usually get excited with things like that) but i like the idea of them doing something thoughout the film instead of them sitting down and talking like every other nigerian film. And the scary concept is different from the typical Nigerian film about witches which stops you from going to sleep at night. I do think you should lose the idea of bats it's not very nigerian i'm even wondering where you are going to get some from (it's not like you see them everyday).
I think your story is really cool just do a little tighening up on it.

Bridesmaid was a really cool film
Behind closed doors was also fab but it has three parts
I also think games women play was great, has two parts but if you like sda, Omotola and Genevieve then you'll definitely love it.

And if you speak yoruba then watch 'Owoblow' classic film, goes up to three parts but if you love guys playing bad and a little action with tonns of tears then you'll love it.

cool, . Seems really interesting i'd like to see what u got. Just remember to keep us posted it's been two days and you haven't given us anything yet. And to say Orikinla has already started searching for funds for your movie, guess you didn't tell him you were working on a minimal budget. (if he knew he'd probably have something to say about that.)

Genial:

Hey! This is quite confusing. I beg your pardon, ma'am, but I mistook your id for Dams[b]o[/b]l! Dams[b]o[/b]l, Dams[b]a[/b]l . . .

@Thread

No comment.

Hey what's confusing bout Damsal, damsol.
I think it's quite different knowing she stole ma id and did some tweeking on it

Okay honey, i have to admit reading through your post was not easy halfway through i started to feel sorry and not for you but for myself, i guess if you read through it again you'll realise why.

Now to your issue i don't really think there's much to say, she's offered to be just friends and there's nothing you can do about it, though it was wrong of her to lead you on. What's done is done. I guess next time you should be really upfront about yourself and what you want from a relationship and if the girl doesn't feel the same way then you know where to head.

hey how ya doing.

lol, she sounds pretty cool, well apart from the whole black boy fantasy thing. i think you should give her a call she did say she was a christian, what's the worst she can do,

Okay i guess i want to be like everyone and say that you are way too good for her and she is not worth your time but i can't say that casue though i feel that way no one is actually seeing the positive side to it.

Gridlock:

We are from the same ethnic group (Yoruba), and the funny thing is; her parents and siblings disapproved her previous relationship with the guy.

i did initially think that your fiancee was a tad out of way, untill i saw this post, you might not know this but there's actually something very daring about opposition and if a girl has to maintain a relationship wth a guy even when her parents are totally against it then there's probably more to it. She's either rebelling or just really likes ths guy i personally wouldn't advise you to mantain a relationship with her especially if she's going to marry you and spend the rest of her life regretting that decision.
My advice would be for you to break of the engagement and allow her to date him.
There's a saying that goes
'if you love something let it go if it doesn't come back it was never really yours if it does then, '

I don't get it

Hey hun, sorry bout your heart ache, i hope you meet someone who will be worth your time. But then again no one ever said the pathway to love was ever easy, you just got to keep trying that's what seperates the losers from the winner. The winners never quit trying.

Lol, okay i don't even want to imagine what went wrong. Or do i?

Don't you think finding out the best kisser would be hard to determine, knowing that i haven't kissed any of them before

Drusilla
if Americans believe that that is their duty then i'm absolutely fine by that, i personally feel it's also my duty as an African. I just don't believe a person should point it out to another as to being their duty unless they wish so. eg. Nigerians shouting at Americans and telling them it's their duty to provided for them. If they don't wish to do so you can't inpose it on them, if they have a guilty conscience that alone should do it.

and i am not being a spokes person i just don't believe you can inpose a duty on a person. I can't induce someone to give me money, as it would not come from the depth of their heart.

I find it quite wrong that you should jump into the conclusion that rich people should be the ones to shoulder poor people, i think it's quite an an amount of pressure for you to place on them. Just as i find it wrong for someone to say that richer countries (eg. America) should be the ones to help poorer continents, these big countries are in the position to and can assist them but it is not their duty to assume such a position.

By the way how many poor people have you helped today.

@ goodguy
well i wouldn't need to lie unless i have something to hide

I most definitely would not date a guy with a car that hot he'll clearly love it better than me. Damn it, i'll love it even better than him.

what is he a sicko? if he's suspicious about anything all he has to do is ask.

This is hilarious , guess the husbands not really good at catching on.

lol, that's funny