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Frosti: Larry-sun, am yet to receive the mail.Your name has been included. You'll be writing Chapter Eleven. Thanks. |
Nice.. Tried them all and smoke came out of my phone's ears! |
Oahray: Now it's my turn, dem wan turn am to chat threadYou mean I should cut down your time? I'd gladly do that if it'd be okay by you. ![]() |
Wow! I've nearly forgotten totally about the discussions, been quite preoccupied with some other issues. Chapter Three: This portrays the desperate Richard finding himself knocking at a gate for a job least befitting for his academic status. However, a consolement came rather when he beheld the lady with whom he had been particularly fond. This didn't last long though, as he was later confronted by a very ugly Cain, the antagonist of the novel, I presume. Chapter Four: Here, a new character has been introduced, and quite a delightful one at that. This brings my mind to the popular saying of unlike poles. Barrister Kish was an opposite physical image of the legendary Cain Martins, and it's quite ironic to realize that this seemingly harmless lawyer is one man in the world whom Cain feared. There appear to be something about this new character than meets the eye. Granted, he showed Cain hell back in high school, but I'm thinking his countenance his more daring than the schoolboy of years before. And Richard getting entangled in-between these two giants won't spell peace in the least. Maybe he should have read that signboard in the first place. Chapter Five: It seems like the writer was trying to build a history for every character in the story. This chapter concentrates mostly on the affairs of the gateman, it shows that even the feeble-looking old man has much more arrow in his quiver than any other character. He's had the most amazing adventure; he is an ex-soldier who has fought in the Biafra, and he's sent robbers to their early grave. What has poor Richard gotten himself into? |
Wow! I've nearly forgotten totally about the discussions, been quite preoccupied with some other issues. Chapter Three: This portrays the desperate Richard finding himself knocking at a gate for a job least befitting for his academic status. However, a consolement came rather when he beheld the lady with whom he had been particularly fond. This didn't last long though, as he was later confronted by a very ugly Cain, the antagonist of the novel, I presume. Chapter Four: Here, a new character has been introduced, and quite a delightful one at that. This brings my mind to the popular saying of unlike poles. Barrister Kish was an opposite physical image of the legendary Cain Martins, and it's quite ironic to realize that this seemingly harmless lawyer is one man in the world whom Cain feared. There appear to be something about this new character than meets the eye. Granted, he showed Cain hell back in high school, but I'm thinking his countenance his more daring than the schoolboy of years before. |
Hi Cud! There are some comments on the Nairaland Writers Collaboration thread that I'd like you to please hide. A guy even made an impolite comment which warranted my replying him. Please hide all these unnecessary comments (including my reply) and kindly find a way to warn the rude guy about his arrogant conduct. Thanks. https://www.nairaland.com/1189817/nairaland-writers-collaboration |
C'mon, grow up! It's not funny. |
Christ! I can't believe tribe is still a barrier to marriage. |
Popowaa: He is not cos if he is y must he be pestering her for sex even when she does not want it.C'mon Pop, is your friend a teenager or what? |
The guy might really be serious. Who truly knows a guy's mind? Cast ye not the first rock. |
Diamondeva: emyo is here too? Na wah o Diamondeva: emyo is here too? Na wah oIs Emyo not human? |
A simple 'I'm breaking up with you' can shatter the heart. |
Even Jimmy Carter looks like a refugee. |
You need to work on your tense constructions, you're mixing past and present. Also, try to organize the script, no paragraph. |
Op, you look great. |
Guy, Comedy isn't your niche. |
Yellow_Mosquito: Dear Readers,Yellow Moss, I'm thinking this request would fair better on the complaint thread. The chance of Cuddlemii seeing this complaint here is slim. Bless you. |
Mine Boy! Oh, I read that in primary... In high school, I read...Gone With The Wind, amongst others. |
brokoto:Baddest boy! ![]() |
Oahray: Yeah... Good point.I know you're going to deliver a blow to our solar plexus. ![]() |
Let's not forget that time factor is also particularly important, we should be definite about when the actions are being performed (morning, afternoon, evening or night). We may even go as far as describing the weather, what day of the week and the month the event is happening. |
If this makes frontpage, I'm gonna puke! |
It's so old that I remember Jesus sharing this joke in the Bible. |
Ishilove: Oya, uncross them sharp sharp and decree thy troth! |
Ishilove: Mmmmm. . . I will sure as heck accept thy plight, if it is really troth.Arms crossed ![]() |
I'm really learning a lot from you guys. If I may say, I'd like Lucan somehow managing to jailbreak and become a fugitive while he tackles the problems looming over his dome. |
You still haven't mastered the use of 'I'. |
Rap maestro: Mr Corrector,it's not raider or rader,it is RadarThanks a lot, bless you. I guess error is inevitable. Next time you're placing a comment, try to space your letter after every punctuation mark. Thanks again. |
Frosti: Actually, it is radAr and not radEr.Shrewd mind, God bless you. |
Frosti: Didn't know there was such a criteria. My bad.Okay, no big deal. I'll get back to you. Wait for a PM from me. |
Ishilove: O SirIshilove dear, would you plight my troth? ![]() |
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