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TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 7:08pm On May 05, 2019
alexistaiwo:
Dead Silence.


I can't remember who recommended this but you are the bomb cheesy


This is how I like my horror movies prepared cool
Praised be koicereloaded
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 3:34pm On May 05, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
Good soundtracks improve a bland plot. Baby Driver for instance has one of the blandest plots out there, but since every soundtracks from beginning till end, were on point, it was a memorable experience. Dude, go and learn how to watch movie, you've been doing it wrong your whole life. No wonder you couldn't appreciate the fine artistry of Mr. Nobody. All the best movies have memorable soundtracks we remember them by.
The guy is truly an agbero without refinement.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Non-Christian Chatbox ( sticky ) by JeromeBlack: 3:28pm On May 05, 2019
budaatum:
You speak as if my "getting older", being "educated" and "knowing better", all had nothing to do with me and my freedom to act as I please!

For your information, despite having been purchasing mostly Lurpak butter which is one of the dearest, I still stood by the butter fridge reading the small print on the packs of many butters to see what was in them before choosing Lurpak as I have done numerous times in numerous supermarkets around me. I've found the butter makers have changed the ingredients in their butters without stating it clearly in the large print.

I "live on a healthy diet" out of choice and not because some divine being or some "biological algorithm" predestined me to. But if a "biological algorithm" (whatever that means) had anything to do with it, it is an algorithm which I have personally intellectually determined would by my very own freewill, which if I hadn't developed with my freewill would ensure I had no say whatsoever in my butter choice.
It is not totally your choice to get that butter. Your genetics and environment led you to choose.


Imagine if you were lactose intolerant, would you be eating lurpak butter?

Imagine if you didn't live in the uk, wouldn't it be blue band margarine in Nigeria you would be using for your bread?

Imagine if you grew up in Japan and preferred to eat noodles for breakfast instead of bread?

I use lurpak when I'm in the UK as well.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 3:21pm On May 05, 2019
mekaprime:
Your matter tire me i swear. Wetin you day find again for plot of a movie way him genre na fantasy. It was basically a simple story based on one of the fictitious mysteries of the great wall of China. No offense, but i seriously doubt if you have ever seen a Chinese fantasy/mystery flick before, because if you had, you would have seriously appreciated this movie. As a matter of fact, It was the most expensive mystery/fantasy flick ever shot entirely in China.

Acting wise, so you're trying to tell me Matt Damon, Pedro Pascal & a whole bunch of others, failed to delivery??, for fvck sakes, it was a fantasy flick with more action than dialogue scenes.

Octopusssy, the movie wasn't an Oscar bait nor perfect/spectacular, but trust me, it was sure worth seeing.
The movie was as daft as hell. The movie had the worst visualisation of a siege. The women on ropes were the most foolish thing I have seen in movie warfare.

The Chineseguys could have set more traps on the wall. The they had 60 years to prepare. They could have put many traps on the ground.

The white saviour plot is also foolish. What did Matt Damon do that a good Chinese soldier can't. Is he the only one that can shoot arrows?

Nonsense
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 1:45pm On May 05, 2019
alexistaiwo:
Nice visuals but the plot and acting skills on display is trash cry
No need to sugarcoat it. The movie is trash.

Till today, I have never seen the end of the movie. I stopped halfway.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 8:21pm On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
I just don't like what I hate biko
Funny enough, I didnt like spectral for the same reason that I did not like bird box! The monsters were not truly explained and the numerous plot holes were annoying
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 8:14pm On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
Love gini?

That nonsense movie where apparitions were killing people.

Plot holes plenty inside pass the holes in JeromeBlack empty black brain.
No head no tail.

First Bright, now this?
Seems like you people here are hellbent on reminding me that I have seen lots of trashy movies in my lifetime
Your taste in movies is shite. cheesy
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 7:56pm On May 04, 2019
mekaprime:
Least i forget, pryme have you seen Spectral, its a 2016 Sci-fi/Thriller. If you haven't, do check it. You'll definitely love it.
I never even gave it second thought until now. Did you know that I actually thought that Pryme and Mekaprime are the same people?

I just saw it as a "koice/koicereloaded/dannykoice" second username thing.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 4:19pm On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
That one is a long story.

Moral of the story is You can never please humans
The real moral is that some humans are greedy. Never leave your money in someone else's hands.

Confess your sins
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 3:19pm On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
I am not well paid enough for that .


My pay check covers my hyping duties not the consequences tongue
But you are well paid to steal from the betting thread abi?
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 2:09pm On May 04, 2019
REALBETPAWA:
Thief cool. Return the 60k u stole from old gambling thread immediately. Thief shocked
Harassing him on nairaland will not get you the money back.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 2:07pm On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
Agnostic is someone that doesn't believe in God but open minded enough to the explore the possibility. Basically, a fence sitter.
So, why all the wahala then?

You just like to argue.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 1:59pm On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
I don't have beef with you. I can't beef with my apprentice na.
You sell spare parts too?
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 1:58pm On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
Agnostic. Two different things.
An agnostic is a subset of atheists.

There is a funny saying
"An agnostic is an atheist without balls".
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 1:56pm On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/9317914_1556964851473_jpeg32ccfd44d6488fb44db66b7d4d2e570b
You want to hype fights but don't want to deal with the consequences.

grin
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 1:37pm On May 04, 2019
MJBOLT:
wetin cause this debate,i thought koice was an atheist
Koicereloaded has beef with me. He has joined that agbero called alexistaiwo in believing that I live a fake life.

Somebody cannot travel abroad and flex in peace again.

If they vex me, I will spend summer in spain/Holland cool
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 1:34pm On May 04, 2019
armadeo:
Bright was anything but bright.


I knew Smith would be a bright by the end. It was a wack movie 4.5/10. Very forgettable.

I hope Gemini man makes up for the gagfe
Gemini man looks like a flop. The 'clone Vs real' thing has been done to death.

What a dead plot
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 1:33pm On May 04, 2019
pryme:
A study in the US showed that religious societies had higher crime rate than the non religious societies.
Fact! Even another study shows a higher rate of racism among religious societies.


Another L for koicereloaded. cool
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 11:11am On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
This guy sef... E bi lyke sey sense and your brain no dey reason at all.

All the things you spouted above are merely the words of an ignoramus.

The screenshot below is what a Sweden native have had to say on the topic. Pay attention to the second to the last paragraph; the summary.

Stop talking what you don't know.
Sorry, I couldnt hear you over the sound of your big "L"

TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 10:53am On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
I hear you sir.
I am not getting into any lengthy argument this weekend.
You forgot your Dino Melaye "hands up" pic grin grin grin
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 10:52am On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
Nigga, read up. Most of the natives (atheists and Christians alike) exercise some Christian beliefs like marriage, funerals, Christmas, baptisms, etc, as these are part of their culture. Haba!
Sharrap. Stop talking nonsense.


Marriage is not a christian belief and neither are funerals. People have been married and buried long before christianity. Even christmas is not really christian anymore. The christmas that you know is sponsored by Cocacola. Ever wonder why the colour of christmas is red? A christian christmas means you go to church on christmas eve- which most British people dont do.



Britain is very secular. Can you explain how gay rights in Britain is christian based? Or how the "anti-circumcision" culture in the UK is christian based? How about the fact that their laws are secular?

I know that you would foolishly point out that the Queen is a religious head but then, you should know that she has limited power. Or the Bishops in the house of lords- which people are debating to eliminate......
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 9:10am On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
If I want to listen to music, I know where to go.

Movie is trash, you are telling me that soundtrack is good. I download movie for soundtrack? undecided


Bros, are you normal at all? angry
The movie is okay. The soundtrack makes it better cheesy
Crime › Re: Nigerian Lady Schooling In Canada, Cries Out Over Alleged Suicidal Level Racism by JeromeBlack: 9:06am On May 04, 2019
otipoju:
The key to dealing with white folks is never to defer to them from the very beginning.

I lived in the same house with them for 6 months...my land lady had to tell me one day that " you do carry yourself with some pride " i tell am straight..." You dont know what you are missing by not being from Africa and youll never know."
Your head is correct! Nice one.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 9:05am On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
After wasting 1hr plus watching trash, you want me to appreciate soundtrack.

Na musical concert I dey watch? angry
What kind of person are you sef?

Take for instance Tron (2010)- I didnt really like the movie like that but the soundtrack was amazing. Daft Punk energised the movie with their music.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 9:02am On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
Whatever, just take the Ls and move on.
Yeah, right! Mr "the culture of the UK and the Scandinavia are based on Christian philosophies and ideas".

What a joke!
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 8:59am On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
You're not alone. The only thing I was able to take away from the film is the dope soundtrack, Home.
The dope soundtrack was actually "Danger" by Migos and Mash Mello
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 8:05am On May 04, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
The guy was right. Some of the things I said can be considered fallacies for the mere fact I didn't back them up with proofs from credible sources. I could have done that but was either too lazy or distracted. But my God! The _shit you spouted made me look good in comparison.

- First, you shouldn't have dismissed my perfectly reasonable stats if you're only gonna use stats yourself. Throwing irrelevant stats without a link from a respectable source to back them up is fallacious.

- 2nd: Your refusal to accept that a secular government can also be a religious one more or less.


What you failed to grasped is the term "Religion" has more than one meaning or connotation. There is the socio-political meaning: christians as opposed to Muslim or Jew or Buddhist or Hindu or whatever, a use of term that often has absolutely nothing to do with actual religious practices or beliefs. For instance, Western nations are Christian as opposed to Muslim/Islamic etc. It does not mean everyone in western nations actually practice Christianity.

Then, there is the pseudo-religious meaning that entails a person affiliation to some branches of christianity or Islam through heritage or marriage. Such a person only identifies as a christian/muslim in title/identity alone, and don't follow the teachings of that branches teachings.

Then finally the true meaning: those who follow and try to live by Islamic/Christian scriptural guildllines.


Another thing you blatantly overlooked is that the culture of the UK and the Scandinavia are based on Christian philosophies and ideas. Ditto their constitutional laws. The majority may not be christians in practice, but they are christians culturally. They celebrate all the christian holidays.
Out of point.

I am not interested in arguing the obvious- Religion is inversely tied to national progress; mankind should do away with religion and if not possible, we should severely limit it

TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 7:52am On May 04, 2019
alexistaiwo:
One of the worst movies I have ever seen (expectation wise)
That is what happens when you rely on others to inform you about movies.

I liked Bright as a movie. Its good but very derivative. I went in expecting an above average netflix movie and I got what I asked for. wink
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 4:00am On May 04, 2019
joeeee240:
Wrong. It was an almost even match up but KoiceReloaded had the upper hand. For one, jeromeblack questioning the validity of statistics and then still using is quite absurd. Not to talk of the fallacies both of them littered everywhere with Jerome coming in with more fallacies in this one
You are very free to cast your baseless opinions but please do no accuse me of throwing fallacies up and down, especially without any proof.

Furthermore, it seems that you have comprehension problems. If I criticise outdated statistics does that mean that I should not use current applicable ones? Does that mean i shouldn't use statistics again?
Christianity Etc › Re: The Non-Christian Chatbox ( sticky ) by JeromeBlack: 9:03pm On May 03, 2019
budaatum:
Asda because they are the cheapest near me. I passed Aldi on the way and Tescos is just a further stop on a bus at no extra cost. I bought Lurpak butter. Its about the only one on the shelf with 100% buttermilk. All the rest are 28 or so percent with rapseed and palm oil. If I wanted palm oil there's a Yoruba woman selling it across the road. I bought flour too ( for bread making), olive oil and mushrooms for my supper tonight of rice with fish in a tomato and mushroom sauce. All freely chosen by me and no one or nothing else. And as you can see, none is an illusion.
Lies.

You bought lurpak butter because it is sweet. That butter is like heaven when you put it on hot bread.

I can see that you are trying to live on a healthy diet. That is no coincidence. You might see these things as choice but you are still in the matrix.

It is a biological algorithm consisting of multiple facts from.your life.

-you are getting older
- you are educated enough to know the importance of healthy food.
-you are picking butter over margarine because you know better.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by JeromeBlack: 7:40pm On May 03, 2019
KoiceReloaded:
I can see you don't have any meaningful thing to say again.

I love the Japanese culture, and if that makes me a weeabo, then so be it.
Everyone can see our posts. People can judge for themselves who is more grounded on the subject matter.

You love the Japanese culture because you don't really know it. Culture shock never jam you.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Non-Christian Chatbox ( sticky ) by JeromeBlack: 7:33pm On May 03, 2019
budaatum:
For you, perhaps. I've run out of butter so I'm choosing right now to go to Asda to buy some to go with the bread I baked. I should have bought some since Monday, but didn't so my toast has been dry all week. I can assure you that there will be nothing illusionary when I spread that butter on my bread tomorrow morning. As to my freewill butter buying, you have motivated me to exercise it to prove my point and will be posting said butter as evidence as soon as I get it home in approximately 45 mins.
Why Asda? Why not tesco? Why not Aldi? Or Morrisons?

And why the specific butter brand? Why not buy margarine or cheese to go with your toast?

Its all an illusion of a choice

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