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LiteratureRe: Black Maria by LarrySun(op): 8:18am On Aug 21, 2016
Orikinla:
Good narrative.
Interesting and engaging characters,
Thank you, sir. smiley
LiteratureRe: SHACKLES A Tale Of Ladi.. By Amusan Toluwalope by LarrySun(m): 8:15am On Aug 21, 2016
gbishancomedian:
INTRO

I know God exists but why his hand works continue to make life unbearable for others makes me wanna question His existence (insert a comma here) but I was wrong. Love has no iron but can crush the strongest steel of any form (This is a weak metaphor. Rather use something like this: Love is a sledge hammer, it can break down walls) . At first (insert a comma here) I thought it was a dream but it was real than (delete) reality himself (itself).


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I was not born to be nice and I do not see being nice as an attribute of man but of dogs (Politesse has never been a virtue to me. I was not brought up to be nice; that's a quality for the weak, or the dogs of this world. If you are found to be nice, people will put you on a leash and feed you sh!it). I was that idiot killed my mum with a broken bottle... (Kindly rephrase) picked me up and dump (dumped) me in a well. Thank goodness there was no water in it (I was lucky it was a dry well). I came out alive and found the house has (had) been raged with fire (razed down by fire).

For 20years I searched for him. (I searched around for him for twenty years.) Not that I didn't find him, but the worst things I made him feel before embarking on my final showdown. (When I eventually found him, I managed to make his life a living hell.)

So glad when I saw his new family year pictures and I was convinced that throughly he wasn't my father as he has always claimed (I was fortunate to come across his family pictures, these pictures, however, convinced me that he wasn't my father as he had so claimed).

I did everything humanly possible to get the education I need (needed) to stand out. I didn't study to look for job of become successful, in studied to be able to make my revenge look more classic and packaged (I didn't study because I wanted to search for jobs in the labour market, far from that; I became educated so that I would gain the best knowledge of how I would carry out my vengeance with the strategic plans of a learned person).

While in school, no cult dare come near me (When I was still a student, no cult member dared confront me). At every of their meetings, I deal not only with the capons but those small chicken inclusive (Each time they were having their meetings, I always went there and wiped them out, the capones and the small fries altogether). You wanna know how many times I have been shot? Sorry (insert a comma here) I have lost counts. I did head surgery more than four time (times). But I appreciate the surgeon's effort to make sure my handsomeness was not tampered with.

I have watched people get killed without helping them. My ideology is to bring down the man who killed my mum.

I never saw beauty in the faces of all ladies that throw (who threw) themselves at me. Most times (insert a comma here) they want to get laid, I get them drugged and ask a beggar to have their (his) way with them. Am bad? Shhhhhh..... not yet (You think I'm a terrible person? Hush, you haven't seen anything yet).

Thats (That's) the beginging of my story.
My name is Ladi and I am not here to make any common sense.

See you later.

To be continued...
Rough Review.

For a professional editing job, contact me at larrysun4real@yahoo.com

Thanks.
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op):
Part 3 of 3 - The Absolute Conclusion

The innocent driver had established his esteem deeply rooted into the earth of rationality as he launched his narratives, and so expressively detailed his befuddlement over the malfunctioned brake pedal. He strongly asserted that he had serviced the vehicle just the previous day, and he had particularly ensured that every part of the car was in impeccant state. Surely, someone must have put his fingers to work under the vehicle. And such suspicion, logically, birthed a graver inkling of foul-play which, however, bore the focus on motives – someone must have wanted the master and his mistress terminated.

The rainbow of absurdity was the evidence of the deluge of conspiracy that had already sufficed. And so the investigators had been forced to radically trace the origin of such scheme. There, lodged in the entrails of the condemned wheeler was a little mechanical tool that should have rested in Boda Meko’s box. Therefore, without further ado, the detectives caught the loose wire dangling from the oesophagus of the iron steed; a wire which should have rightly attached itself to the lone pedal. This became the revelation which demolished the solid conundrum that erected the mysterious house of cards.

Further disclosures maintained the symbol of some of the deadly sins: Lust, Envy and Wrath. Boda Meko had allowed himself be annointed by a drop of oil from the bottle of self-destruction; he had been overcome by a little complex of the famed Oedipus. As a matter of certainty, the young man had been smitten, unfortunately, by the seven common vice. With a testimony by the master’s mistress, the tree of deduction bore a final fruit.

Boda Meko had nursed a particular sickness as someone of high libido and constant gonadal twinges towards his master’s volumptous lover. He knew the dangerous path on which he was making an exodus of lust, but his affection assumed the role of a stubborn compass; he was so considerably blinded by lasciviousness towards the woman that he was willing to do anything to have a romp with her, even if it meant sacrificing his master. Where is the strength? How brave are we? What weapon do we use to defend ourselves – when the warrior of lust attacks?

Casting dignity to the winds of oblivion, Boda Meko engaged in a new venture of seduction, but the lady considered his advances as terribly revolting and abominable, and indeed cautiously sent the man with the raging hormones to Coventry. Depressed by the agony of unrequited lust, he succumbed himself to callous intentions birthed by raw jealousy. Possessed by blind rage for being turned down, he gave a firm vow that no human would do if he didn’t have the lady. Selfishly, he deftly assaulted the machanisms of his boss’ Toyota, having the prior knowledge of his master’s plan to take his paramour on a love cruise. So Boda Meko had had an insane expectation of later gazing at the obituaries of his master and his lover. Unfortunately, timing took an awkward route; Boda Meko had arrived at a rash conclusion that his boss would use the vehicle early the next day, but that was far from being the case.

At noon, when it was duly evident to him that his master and the lady had met their ends, Boda Meko found the world utterly unliveable, and so he acknowledged a suicidal mien. Surely, if he could not have the charming lady in this life, she would be his in the nether. Having this ridiculous theory firmly stamped in the depth of his damaged mind, he guided his own feet to the junction of doom.

In comparison of time, the detectives successfully determined that the time Boda Meko perched himself upon the hard floor of the tarred junction was the moment his master and the lady mounted the iron steed already doctored to crash and bake them alive. Thus the unravelling, or rather the un-unravelling, of the mystery casting a gloom on the extraordinary death of Boda Meko.

Right there, by the careful assessment of expositions, the sleuths melded their ideas and arrived at an absolute conclusion:

Boda Meko killed himself, but he did not do it directly; and the master killed his apprentice, but he did not do it directly, it was with the help of the same apprentice – Boda Meko himself.

The End
© Larry Sun, August 2016
larrysundynasty@gmail.com
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HealthRe: Researchers Searching For Volunteers To Infect With Zika Virus - Photo by LarrySun(m): 1:39pm On Aug 19, 2016
If volunteering would make the world a far better place, I gladly would...even for free.
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 12:30pm On Aug 19, 2016
fikfaknuel:
Mr. LarrySun,I hail. You probably don't know but your works inspire me alot. I'm 17 and a writer,although my ink isn't as fluid as the pros. It'll do me a great pleasure if there's a way,of some sorts,through which you could mentor me.

I've followed your works and your detective sense got me wondering if you a criminal,lolz. You rock at the genre. Please, teach me how to wield a pen.

And also,on this story...great one but abeg,tone down on the grammatical grandiloquency,not all of us are there yet.
Kindly send me a mail.

larrysun4real@yahoo.com
LiteratureRe: Black Maria by LarrySun(op): 7:11am On Aug 19, 2016
The next update would be posted later today.
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LiteratureRe: Black Maria by LarrySun(op):
COMPLETE BOOK NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD HERE:

http://okadabooks.com/book/about/black_maria_book_one/20094

larrysundynasty@gmail.com
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LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 5:08pm On Aug 18, 2016
Part 2 of 3 - (A New Theory)

Without any lengthy ceremony to visit the bystanding witnesses more frequently in future, the detectives left their midsts with hasty steps, lingering upon the tyre tracks to follow the origin of evidence well-disguised by the ridicule of the situation. They were inclined to prejudice themselves against the sneers of the onlookers about their hound-complex. And by devoted followership of the tributaries, they soon arrived at the big river. They indeed came to the divine understanding that the vehicle had not turned its own ignition; of course, the horse had been galloping uncontrollably until the riders jumped off its back. The deceased apprentice’s master had been cruising with his latest lover in the caravan of disaster when, at top acceleration, his foot pressed on the brakes, but the pedal had somehow been rendered useless. Anyone in the teeth of such predicament would always seek out a way of escaping from the looming mortality. The driver immediately detached his knuckles from the steering wheel, pushed his squealing passenger through the right door and took his own flight at the left exit. Although the couple had sustained a few bruises and cuts from the inflictions of the little stones on the roadsides, they had overlooked their wounds and were occupying their minds with the appreciation of the Supreme Being’s abundant grace. They were still in their thankful mien when the human hounds made a sudden debut appearance and tried to squeez out genuine information out of the worshippers’ mouths.

And so the rabbit of veracity poked a snout from the hole of mystery. The couple had been mortified to understand that the vehicle had hit Boda Meko. The master’s car had killed the servant. And what an irony of event it had been; an expert in vehicles had been caused to kiss mortality by the same machine in which he was an expert – quite far from being unlike a sparrow dying of flying.

The devoted gumshoes, from the recent illuminations, were forced to arrive at their second theory:

Even though the master was driving the car that killed Boda Meko, he wasn’t behind the wheel at the moment of impact; therefore, the driver could not be charged for homicide, for he didn’t know what harm the vehicle could cause when he was jumping out of it. He was simply running for his life. And so, logically, if the crime wasn’t murder, then it was suicide. We feel that the killing was too premeditated to be called an accident.
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LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:32pm On Aug 18, 2016
olanshile2016:
bro,I lost my phone and some contacts are missing,pls message me on whatsapp

ANOTHER COFFIN OF ERROR HERE
Messaged.

Unlike The Coffin of Errors, which is a mere screwball comedy, this one is a tragedy. sad
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:29pm On Aug 18, 2016
pelvicky:
breath taking!

I hope you complete your story this time
Hehehehe! cheesy
I plan on completing all my stories, sir.
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:27pm On Aug 18, 2016
DRISKLEF:
[color=#0799AD]Interesting. [/color]
Thanks.
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:27pm On Aug 18, 2016
ritababe:
sitted
And the queen makes a sensational appearance. cheesy
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LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:26pm On Aug 18, 2016
dpete1:
Another story from larrysun
itz gonna be a cool one..
It's nice having you here, sir.
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:25pm On Aug 18, 2016
skarlett:
The weighty vocab tho
Following
Forgive the abundance, ma'am.
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:23pm On Aug 18, 2016
ibolomo:
hehehee. See drama.

listening to Fela Anikulapo Kuti's
#...dead body get accident, yeepa...#

great work as always, Oga Larry. More orororo to your frying pan.
LOL! I've missed your foibles, sir. grin
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LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:22pm On Aug 18, 2016
kingphilip:
Signing in
This sure must be another master piece
Lemme go read
Boss, it's been a while.
LiteratureRe: The Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op): 3:21pm On Aug 18, 2016
ClassCaptain:
Another Masterpiece...
I hope so, sir. cheesy
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LiteratureThe Curious Case Of Boda Meko (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op):
This work is specially dedicated to two great writers:

Ali Kolawole - mollusco (My literary master, #Respect)
Oladokun Abdulhakeem Oluwabukola - OluwabuqqyYOLO (My doppelganger) grin


Part 1 of 3 (Enter the Befuddlement)

Shall we sympathise with the dead? No, we shall not. They need not our sympathy. Let us cast our sympathy on the living – on the hard surface of ageing flesh; let us fling it on the oasis of turbulent condemnation; dash it against the walls of tragedy; or, worse still, give it rein to linger within the bosom of infirmity.

Not to edge on the laxity of transgression, two plain-clothed men, swinging the batons of inquisition, titling themselves significant gunshoes, had volunteered to cast a pail into the well of mystery that enveloped the extinction of Boda Meko (this, of course, was a drudgery taken up from lack of any other venture to excite). The self-acclaimed sleuths had sacrificed a significant level of peregrination to the site of the misfortune, where the mangled remains of Boda Meko remained, and without much ado, had attempted to break down the venerable walls surrounding this erection of terror, albeit both mysterious and amazing. The understanding of this tragedy, whose thought had almost been allowed to dwindle into bleak oblivion, was aroused by the honest lamentations of witnesses whose fate had caused to behold such ghastly drama that resulted in Boda Meko’s inevitable expulsion from the shores of the breathing.

The tree of absurdity was later faithfully watered by the statements of the bystanders. Boda Meko had been knocked horizontal by a quadruple-wheeled Toyota. Since automobile mishaps were not an uncommon happenstance, there was not really supposed to be anything of the event to hoist the eyebrows aloft, but there was. The explanation for lack of logic is usually an illogical hypothesis. Indeed, Boda Meko had been crushed by a vehicle with disfunctional mechanism, everyone had sworn that the car was accelerating unnavigated. Quite simply, the vehicle had travelled itself without a driver and succeeded in flattening the suicidal Boda Meko. The deceased, shortly before his demise, had entertained the thought of yielding up his unromantic ideas to supplace them with others which eventually should coincide with those of a different gender.

Suicide was the north side of the triangle. By prior arrangement of circumstances preceding the central demise of the protagonist, Boda Meko himself had been spotted disregarding the observance of his cardinal point. He had found the four-route junction the right place to pitch a suicidal tent. With reasons later exposed to the presiding sleuths, the hopeless young man had perched himself – like a spider – in the middle of a web of adjoining roads. But because of his rather unimpressive sartorial presentation, pedestrians had assumed him to be one of those street gentlemen of unsoundness of minds. And truly, by observing the reality from the perspective of rationality, it would not take a process of psychological miracle to deduce, rather positively, that it would take the turbulence of thoughts and intelligence to nest oneself in the heart of a +-junction. It takes nothing to harbour suicidal tendencies, but it requires a great deal of senility to carry it out with grim determination. But in this regard, this unique determination was such a virtue that was lost on the man of twenty-something harmattans; for on spotting the oncoming Toyota with a familiar licence plate, the suicide reneged on his conviction. Little unlike a yoyo, Boda Meko sprang himself erect and attempted to dash to safety in protection of the little semblance of hope in his hopeless life. However, with a fate so unfortunate, and a situation so ironic, Boda Meka, in the struggle to escape death, ran himself – like a dislodged food particle – into the dentistry of the Grim Reaper. The driver-and-brake-deficient Toyota had climbed over him and moved on for a few metres until it was held to rest by a very solid concrete pole.

These revelations had caused the detectives to postulate their first theory of the mystery:

Although Boda Meko’s initial plan was to commit suicide, he was planning to inflict the mortality by his own hand, therefore waiting for a car to run him over. But the fact that he had run at the sight of an approaching car showed that he was not really ready to commit suicide. Thus, at the moment of impact between Boda Meko and the rogue car, there was a thin difference between suicide and homicide. If Boda Meko had run towards the car, it would have been suicide; but if the car had run towards Boda Meko, it would be termed homicide.

How could it be suicide when everyone saw that Boda Meko had attempted to run for his life? How could it be homicide when the vehicle had no driver?
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LiteratureRe: Drop A Comment Here And I'll Help You Make A Book Cover by LarrySun(m): 8:32pm On Aug 17, 2016
MrsExplorer, you're doing an amazing job. May God bless you abundantly. Can you kindly help me design one of your catchy book covers? The details are stated below:

Title: Kanu: The Journal of a Rogue
Writer: Larry Sun
Category: Fiction
Snippet: They tried to kill him, now they are going to pay!
Synopsis: Kanu was a simple nerd in the University of Lagos. He met Jumai and fell in love. Then cultists tried to take his girl from him. He was shot but he refused to die. Now he is out for blood! Every cultist must pay! Every Scarecrow. Every Southpaw. Kanu is on the loose!
Excerpt: The next thing he did was attack me, but I had already envisaged his move. He was a lousy boxer. He threw a wide aim in the bid to hit me on the side of the face. I dodged it easily, his move was too slow for my liking. With the punch he threw, I could have rendered him unconscious in an instant, but I wasn't going to do that. In trying to attack me, he had let loose of his own defence. I found an opening on his neck and gave him a vicious slap on the throat; it was quick and precise. For a moment, he could not breathe at the impact, and when he finally caught his breath, he grunted out loud, not much unlike how a pig with a boil would grunt.

Attached below is the poor attempt at creating a befitting cover.
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LiteratureRe: Black Maria by LarrySun(op): 8:42pm On Aug 10, 2016
I don't want to rush the story. Give me time, I beg of you. smiley
LiteratureRe: WASTED YEARS:the Ordeal Of A Pastor's Son by LarrySun(m): 8:36pm On Aug 10, 2016
Keep up the good work, you're really getting better.
TV/MoviesRe: Old Vs New: Your Favourite TV/Movie Characters And Their Different Versions by LarrySun(m): 12:52pm On Jul 04, 2016
Iron Man of old is the most pathetic of them all. The guy looks like a toy.
Ishilove and Naptu2, you guys must have helped to compile the Bible.
EducationRe: 2016/2017 Uniben Admission Thread Guide. by LarrySun(m): 10:56am On Jun 30, 2016
SirDavico:
Don't get me wrong....I didn't mean they're irrelevant because they:re not aclaimed....but because they're not books yet....I deal with books...not Patchy-patchy stories pasted here and there....If I read such stories .....I do so in order to profer some constructive criticisms ( if the writer asks for such) and not for entertainment or self development.
Okay, sir. I would love to get some constructive criticisms from you. It's true that some writers do not like their errors being pointed out to them. There are a lot of them in the Literature Section. That is why, perhaps, they would not grow.

I've modified my previous post.

Bless you, sir.
EducationRe: 2016/2017 Uniben Admission Thread Guide. by LarrySun(m): 12:45am On Jun 30, 2016
SirDavico:
Well....If it isn't recognized by the outside world.....isn't it a waste of time? I mean....There're tons of globally acclaimed literary works out there waiting to be read....Why not devote ur reading time to something meaningful....How many Shakespearean works have u read from cover to cover? I mean, not as school work, but as leisure? Have u read all Soyinka's books? Achebe's ? No? and yet u still find time to read some Experimental works?

I hope u get my point now? Go for the real thing....leave the Irrelevant stuff.
Well, some of the so-called 'globally-acclaimed' works are still not as great as some unpopular ones. The fact that Soyinka and Achebe were famous doesn't mean that there are no better writers than they.

I disagree with your claim that the fact that they're not yet popular makes them irrelevant. The writer of Fifty Shades of Grey began by posting on online blogs before becoming acclaimed.

Widen your scope, my brother. The whale is not the only fish in the ocean. There are great, great writers in the Literature Section. Awesome stories, too. I've read hundreds of those books you may call 'acclaimed', but some of them are still dumb. Check the works of good writers like Royver, Kayemjay, Repogirl, Ishilove, Vantee20, Whitemosquito, Princesa, PrettySpicey, AudreyTimms, Frank317, MaziOmenuko and so on.

Peace!
EducationRe: 2016/2017 Uniben Admission Thread Guide. by LarrySun(m): 4:12pm On Jun 29, 2016
SirDavico:
Reading those stories is a waste of time and energy...I'd advice u to find a good novel instead of these unfinished , unpublished, experimental write ups that add no value to one's academic bank of knowledge. Thank you.
I disagree with you, sir. You obviously haven't come across any of the great works there. And trust me, you're missing a lot.
LiteratureRe: An Ace For Oscar (A Short Story) by LarrySun(op):
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LiteratureRe: Do You Know Agatha Christie? by LarrySun(op): 11:45am On Jun 27, 2016
darkid1:
I have about 20 of her Ebooks, I honestly thought she was boring. Since Larry endorses, I must read... Big fan of your works Larry
Thank you, sir. Try reading her A Holiday for Murder/Murder for Christmas.
Christianity EtcRe: The Salvation Plan by LarrySun(m): 9:18am On Jun 23, 2016
Seun:
God created the first human couple and placed them in a garden with a talking snake and a tree that they were never to eat from. The talking snake convinced them to eat from the tree. For this atrocity, God cursed them and all human babies that would ever be born. Centuries later, God made a pact with a small tribe of shepherds in the desert - the jews. He would be their God if they followed his very strict laws.

God was surprised that the jewish pact didn't cause God to forgive all human beings, so thousands of years later, God prepared a new plan. God would impregnate a virgin, and she would give birth to God. God would grow up to be crucified for calling himself the Son of God. God's brutal murder by humanity would pay for humanity's sins against God. Then God would rise again after 3 days but only appear privately to his followers, proving that God was indeed the Son of God. Then God would chill for 30 days as God's followers met in a closed room, and afterwards God would descend on them in little flames of fire and cause them to preach God's good news in many languages.

Because of God's sacrifice, God would forgive any person who believed that God died for humanity's sins against God. After death, God would send the believers to a place where they would spend all eternity telling God how awesome he is. God would throw those who didn't believe this story or were not told about it into a lake of fire where they would be burnt alive for all eternity, demonstrating God's justice and love.

In an alternate reality, God said, "I'm angry that you ate from the tree". Adam and Eve said, "sorry sir". God said, "ok I forgive you". The end.
With some added suspense, this story could become a blockbuster.
EducationRe: Simple English Test! by LarrySun(m): 10:48am On Jun 22, 2016
1- A) If the king gives us leave, you or I may as awfully preach as they that do. (Correct)
B) If the king gives us leave, you or I may as awfully preach as them that do. (Incorrect)

2- A) I wish I were the campaign manager of PDP in the last general election (Correct)
B) I wish I was the campaign manager of PDP in the last general election (Incorrect)

3- A) The news of president Buhari's arrival was broadcasted yesterday (Incorrect)
B) The news of president Buhari's arrival was broadcast yesterday (Correct)

4- A) They appeared to be talking together on private affairs. (Incorrect)
B) They appeared to be talking on private matters. (Correct)

5- A) He fell down from the top of the house (Incorrect. Tautology)
B) He fell from the top of the house (Correct)

6- A)The subject of his discourse was excellent. (Incorrect)
B) The subject matter of his discourse was excellent (Correct)

7- A) If she had known about his financial
situation, she would have helped him out. (Correct)
B) If she knew about his financial
situation, she would have helped him out. (Incorrect)

8- A) Her baby daddy has too many baggages (Incorrect)
B) Her baby daddy has too many baggage (Correct)

9- A) Nothing else but that would satisfy him. (Incorrect)
B) Nothing but that would satisfy him (Correct)

10- A) That a historian should not record trifles is perfectly true (Correct)
B) That an historian should not record trifles is perfectly true (Incorrect)

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