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[color=#9900ff]I'm only here coz is saw Idris on the topic
And with that. . .

Unless Thor does very well. . .Idris has been doing some crappy movies lately.  It can kill an actor's aspiration to being on the A-List, if not their career.[/color]

mukina2:
i hope the war path sessions ends soon loff . .or else . .

[color=#9900ff]Mehn. . .na only Odin go help us [/color]

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

Orikinla:
You forgot to add the Spiced Goat Head (Isi Ewu).

[color=#9900ff]Don't get me salivating here [/color]

twinskenny:
or is baking soda same as baking powder?

[color=#9900ff]Different.

Check in either cleaning agents or baking products.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Well that is one thing i'm doing right [/color]

[color=#9900ff]There used to be a chatroom. I don't remember the link. . .don't know if it still functions.
Anyway. . .what's wrong with your Yahoo/Gtalk/MSN/AIM programs? [/color]

[color=#9900ff]No resolution to break.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Hmmm unless we meet. . .it's a friend only zone.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]When did being independent become synonymous with extravagant?

Goodness. . .Nigerian Education [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Warpath Where is my Mjölnir? Loki be damned! [/color]

[color=#9900ff]What does serious have to do with being coherent? Figures! [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Poundo and Egusi.
No bombardment of calls/texts
No Flowers and all those lovey goey things. . .
Watch some gruesome movie [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Lets wait and see. So is the british one canceled?

@Topic
The Cape[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Grandpa and grandma[/color]

chaircover:
Harakiri I tried to go through as many of these ladies posts as I could.

The problem many of them had/has is that they are people who depend on other people to make them happy forgetting that you have to first love yourself before anyone can love you

Most of them had external  "admirers" "friends" outside of the marriage and were comparing their husbands to these men. They will leave their marriage only to find out that greener looking grass has been photoshopped

These are the kinds of misleading  literature young girls are exposed to and they get the feeling that the man has to kill himself before they can be happy. What has they done to make them selves happy. Do they make him happy?

what is happiness anyway? Is it not subjective?

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

[color=#9900ff]In my family it's irrelevant since we are more concerned with the person himself/herself.
Too many wack people anyways. . .of what use is adding more problems? [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Ok this is more my pace. . .more for the location than the technology.[/color]

Source: Silas Lesnick
January 5, 2011

Today saw the launch of the Sanctum 3D Mobile Experience, a traveling theater that will showcase scenes from the upcoming film for free across a dozen US cities over the next four weeks. To launch the event, director Alister Grierson joined executive producer James Cameron and writer/producer Andrew Wright for a discussion about the film, the true story behind it and how, in a way, the 3D element plays a larger role in Sanctum than it did in Avatar.

Inspired by the real-life experiences of Wright, the thriller came after a near-fatal storm that hit when the explorer was cave-diving in Western Australia's Nullabor Plain.

"We were exploring an underwater cave system similar to what we've got in 'Sanctum,'" Wright recalls, "On the last day of the expedition, we were hauling all of our equipment out and most of the people in the cave were engaged in that activity. I was on quite a small ledge hauling tanks up and a freak storm hit the area. What started as a trickle of water from the cave, turned into a torrent which then started to collapse the entrance to the cave. Literally, boulders the size of an SUV were rolling down in the cave. You could hear the clatter of scuba tanks banging off the walls. It trapped about fifteen of us below ground."

Luckily for Wright, he survived the incident and, after working with Cameron on his 3D documentaries, decided to script a thriller based on the same scenario. Produced in Australia for a modest budget, Sanctum aims to apply the same cameras used in Avatar to different effect. By telling a story of incredibly close-quarters, the upcoming film is able to make more distinctive use of the technology.

"'Avatar' had so many wide vistas," explains Cameron, "that the difference between watching the movie in 2D and 3D is not that great. The more expansive the image, the less you feel in close contact with the characters or objects. It's the intimate scenes in 'Avatar', that were really the most effective."

For Sanctum, intimacy is driven to a terrifying level as the characters squeeze through dark, flooded caves in search of some kind of an exit. To achieve the cramped, underwater shooting, the cast was required to undergo extensive training with Grierson joking that they waited for the most dangerous stuff until the last day of shooting.

[color=#9900ff]Whats with these loons and their penchant for stating the obvious? [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Please someone read and encode. This una writing style dey stressful[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Strokes your ego to have a woman madly in love with you on your other hand noh?[/color]

[color=#9900ff]This ish is not happening[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Be friends. Till the point the hurt is past[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Mad because wetin?  Na film we dey?
Unless it's mutual agreement. . .then i will be mad[/color]

[color=#9900ff]A perfect man, is one who is on the same plane as me. [/color]