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JeSoul:
Not all of us are packing like iice . . . 

vescucci:
Are you kidding JeSoul? By the time Tim is through with Alice, you will think you were watching The Ring and wonder when the spooky well took the shape of a rabbit hole.

iice, you dey try. You're making me miss the good old days of that my defunct thread

Starship Enterprise. First, here's what Abrams told me:
   "The ambition for a sequel to 'Star Trek' is to make a movie that's worthy of the audience and not just another movie, you know, just a second movie that feels tacked on. The first movie was so concerned with just setting up the characters -- their meeting each and galvanizing that family -- that in many ways a sequel will have a very different mission. it needs to do what [the late 'Trek' creator Gene] Roddenberry did so well, which is allegory. It needs to tell a story that has connection to what is familiar and what is relevant. It also needs to tell it in a spectacular way that hides the machinery and in a primarily entertaining and hopefully moving story. There needs to be relevance, yes, and that doesn't mean it should be pretentious. If there are simple truths -- truths connected to what we live -- that elevates any story -- that's true with any story."

Where are you in talks for Star Trek 2?

Abrams: We're hopefully going to have everyone, obviously, from the first cast. I keep trying to spread this rumor that I'm going to recast Kirk as Greg Grunberg, but no one ever prints it.

Have you settled on what direction you're going to take it?

Abrams: We're just starting on that. Yes, we know the direction, but it's very early. We're working on a script right now still. I can tell you it's cool. We have some really cool ideas, but it's too early.

So Orci and Kurtzman have physically started writing?

Abrams: No, but we've started talking story, and Damon's writing it with them.

Any momentum on Mission: Impossible IV?

Abrams: Yeah, we have a really cool story. It's being written right now by Andre Nemec and Josh Applebaum.

What's your ETA on when you'll see the draft?

Abrams: We're hoping to get it soon, like by the end of the year.

Could it work out for you to direct it?

Abrams: I'm open to anything.

verycute:
although i am married, i will need a cool and buster woman for love and effection. good.ideas202@gmail.com I am 35, handsome and very good looking.

Ani Lee:
1. One of the commonest mistakes women make: is going out of their way to get our attention. Don't act out to get noticed. Guys like the thrill of the chase and chances are that if they ignore us, the more we'll want them. (Cant say the bredrens are lying. Some sistrens eish. I dont know where they get the courage to chase a guy)

Ani Lee:

2. The most confusing thing about women: is when they say one thing but mean another, or ask questions that they dont really want the answers to. It's as though they're speaking in some sort of code but forget that we dont understand it.

Ani Lee:
3. Getting serious too soon: is a definite no-no and a sure way to lose a guy. Even when you like us so much that you can hear wedding bells on the third date, don't say nothing - just let it happen.

Ani Lee:
4. Two things we wish women knew: are, 1stly, that men are actually very easy to please and, 2ndly, that all we're really looking for is someone we can be best friends with and be intimate with.

mukina2:
yessssssssss . . . . . . .your winchery is working . .


me sef go watch old moon

No2Atheism:
no wahala so long as Ika takes one part, mukina takes another part and iice pure water takes another part.



Am very generous . . .

Secretz:
Both of you, thank you jare. Why even bother snooping when the person has not even given you ANY sign or reason to suspect, for the need to go and snoop and only hurt yourself.