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[color=#9900ff]Are you underwater? Considering your location
Were you gone? [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Supernatural
Fringe[/color]

[color=#9900ff]So it's now 2nd? And bollywood has moved down to 3rd?

Well i like that they are giving students a chance to show their stuff. [/color]

[color=#9900ff]@Topic
Na today? [/color]

[color=#9900ff]The act itself is just that to get off.
If you are in tune with each other, good communication and all that. . .it definitely spices up the relationship.
When we say communication, i don't mean blathering about only about how your day went, who annoyed you, what food you will eat, what clothes/shoes/car/house to buy etc. You have to know what turns each other on, what you find sexy/offensive, what you like/dislike, how far you're willing to go or try something with sex. You have to be on the same page or it may just be one person getting their rocks off or worse, neither. [/color]

eghost247:
Thank God was contemplating Going to the cinema to see that movie
but something kept telling me this film might not be worth it

[color=#9900ff]Haven't seen it myself since i detest the actor.[/color]

amydonics:
Still cant be compared to the hostility out there.

[color=#9900ff]LOL as if we don't have enough hostility in Naija. Whether by tribe, sex or religion.
Anyway humans are sentimental. . .so live on and i've said whatever blows the hair back.[/color]

chika98:
LOL Anyone who watched Green Hornet and was expecting to be entertained
needs to learn a few things about movies first. The casting got it wrong Seth Rogen shouldn't have
been cast in that movie at all.

[color=#9900ff]He shouldn't be cast anywhere. His career should die quick death [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Urggh this man sef. . .guguness for real [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Yea.
Valkyrie is also scandanavian.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Vesc, i don't even have energy to start it. But considering he directed it, it's an incentive to watch it.
Just him in front of the camera and that horrible actress of a blake lively, is gonna take some alcohol to get through.[/color]

aguiyi:
^^^ its a toast at least

[color=#9900ff]did i say it was a burnt onion? [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Not a word about my eating [/color]

[color=#9900ff]You have a nice car and keep body and soul. I think you're doing that's fine.
But Nigerians have a thing for monetary richness. So maybe you should do more of what you're doing that helped you get a nice car



As for the no place like home. . .well whatever blows your hair back[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Stressful and time consuming[/color]

[color=#9900ff]True.
Though i don't see how buttering up burnt toast really changes the reality of it being a burnt toast [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Ok so i haven't seen The Town. . .still working my way up to seeing Ben Afluke in a movie.
Frankly i don't know why it's just now news that he's a better director than he is an actor [/color]

Source: Yahoo!
Feb 4 2011

Ben Affleck seems well on his way to a career like John Travolta or Bruce Willis, an actor who goes through so many career zeniths and nadirs and "comebacks" that the way the public reacts to him becomes a storyline of its own. But Affleck has a distinct advantage over those two actors: As he proved in both "Gone Baby Gone" and "The Town," the guy can direct the crap out of a movie. That's gonna help.

"Gone Baby Gone" came out in 2007, and Affleck, fresh of a string of flops ranging from "Gigli" to "Paycheck" to "Jersey Girl" to "Surviving Christmas," was wise enough not to cast himself in the film. But by the time he made "The Town," he had enough confidence in his skills to play the lead, and thus, both actor and director were rehabilitated. But he's being smart about it: He's more about the directing right now than the acting.

His next project may secure that. The Hollywood Reporter broke last night that Affleck may direct the thriller "Argo." It's a George Clooney production, and it sounds like a killer premise. Basically, in 1979, the American and Canadian government helped smuggle out six U.S. diplomats from Iran by pretending that they were movie executives making a sci-fi thriller. (That might be the most "George Clooney Options This" premise ever.) It's based of a Wired magazine story from 2007 that, if you want the movie spoiled, you can read right here.

It sounds like a fun, exciting romp, though it's of note that "The Town" wasn't exactly known for its humor. But now studios want to work with Ben Affleck the director more than they want to work with Ben Affleck the actor.

[color=#9900ff]^I find Patricia Cornwell boring.  You should try Jonathan Kellerman, he and Patricia have similar characters. 


@Topic
Yes, especially when it involves a pair of one human and another being. 
Means i may one day have my alien/supernatural being [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Most people are potential friends.  I say most because, the rest, one can take an instant dislike to.  So they rest will fall in potential friends category.  I think it's important to be atleast friends with someone you have interest in.  I tend to start of as friends, and because of that we usually end up still friends even if we break up.  Works for me Also, interest slowly builds up for me.  [/color]

[quote author=Mr_Orton link=topic=598274.msg7669797#msg7669797 date=1296872605]And you were wrong about one fin - The truth does matters: all the time.  [/quote][color=#9900ff]It doesn't on NL for the most part.
Like i said, to save you the trouble. [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Acting for who? The 3 wizards are not that accomplished
Alan Rickman/Ralph Fiennes probably but going up against other actors in that category will be very hard.
Directing? Only 2 of the movies (yet to see half blood prince) PoA and HBP were memorable in the directing genre for me. But it's cool they are getting award. Though i think Rowlings made and outstanding contribution to the literary world than cinema, since the movies were based on her books. Still, cool they get an award.

In the technical aspect, i would have thought they'd won something . However sometimes, the competition is really fierce in those categories. [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Go go HBO [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Bored[/color]

[quote author=Mr_Orton link=topic=598274.msg7669702#msg7669702 date=1296870343]Yeah watever iice!
BTW, I never said anyfin bout being angry, if you figured it out then i guess you've
got a hand in it!  
And Why not speak for yaself? cos i see no reason why anyone would want to back up an act that
he/she ain't partaking in
And see who we've got here talking about egos - The almighty god of snubbing - iice

************I knew I should Included You In that FM  ************[/quote][color=#9900ff]You can lump me in all the villainous roles if it soothes you.  It doesn't matter what the truth is because people are more presumptuous than they are unassuming.  So to save you the trouble, just tell everyone that i banned you, i stole your shoes, i changed the words in your post, i ate your bread, i married your gf etc.  It usually works. Why should is speak for only one point of view when there are several? Should i be as presuming as you people?  As for snubbing. . .yeah humans have a tendency to have aphasia[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Damn, film buddy's gone back home. Gotta find another one. A crazy one too [/color]

[quote author=Mr_Orton link=topic=598274.msg7669410#msg7669410 date=1296862935]^
Bullshiit!!!

Sometimes I wonder who some of you fink you're deceiving!
What is so glaring and obvious, you turn a'round, twist, paint and sweet tune it to suit and justify your over_rated egos. Mtcheew!!

@POSTER, Nice observation And YOU ALL ARE GUILTY OF IT IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER![/quote][color=#9900ff]Chile, gather yourself.
Anger is the beginning of irrationality  And women by large are irrational. . .which constitutes 90% of the men on this site  As for pot and kettle, that is glaringly obvious who corners that market especially when it comes to egos. Just because all of you men yes all of you as you will paint all of us, can be droningly dense as blatantly displayed, doesn't make us of the females species as dense as you all are.

I gave a explanation of some people's thoughts on why they'd make a statement that most people will misconstrue as jealously.  And some of you'll misaligned synapses are reading cabbage instead of banana.  We don't need to justify anything as females, humans in their entirety do that. [/color]

[color=#9900ff]^Some episodes drag, some are good.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Yes. Cuts down the yapping to half[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Rubbish. [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Guilty of the zombie movie watching! [/color]

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=598466.msg7661799#msg7661799 date=1296758415]IICE!!!! YOU LIKE UWE BOLL?!!! I just watched one of his movies, Attack on Dafur. What do you think of the movie?[/quote][color=#9900ff]Erhhh no.[/color]

2buff:
Chima, I think by using the word BANE, she meant she HATES him if anything.

iice, you must be a geek though (nothing wrong with that ) as minas wuteva you have on there as your location reminds me of lord of the rings.
Plus when I hear Uwe boll I typically think "the guy who buy's licenses for video game movies just so he can destroy those licenses".

[color=#9900ff]Yes
Lol i don't think i'm cool enough for geekdom. Yes it was in LOTR. . .down the road from Mordor
Absolument on Uwe Boll. [/color]