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Lol, Luvola. You take this stuff real seriously o. Good luck ![]() |
I understand your consternation Precap, hence the options I alluded to of its existence either being a mathematical requirement for calculations or just tht we can't detect it but we feel its presence. thehomer sums it up nicely anyways |
Lol. I know perfectly well what a drug lord is but perhaps you've heard of the word hyperbole? |
Hmmn, I never knew George refused to accept the Oscar. Was he unavailable or he outrightly declined it? Did he say why? |
Radical!! |
Ah. You're missing out on the genres of espionage, science and philosophy and even non-fiction. Allow me to recommend Angela's Ashes which I like cuz of the one who gave me and the merit of the book itself. If you haven't read 1984, do so. Also Bourne Identity is one of my all time favourites. A Dangerous Fortune rocks as well. There are sooooooo many books out there, it's hard to choose one over the other. I'd recommend Foucault's Pendulum but I have a feeling you might sleep off with that one |
Lol, it flew over your head ![]() You have a very good taste in movies and books (which is another way of saying they mirror my own somewhat). I dey go sleep jare. |
Damn, dude. Hippie days were five decades back. |
@Mukina, if an ME does his autopsy, the bones that are not funny will be the hard ones to find |
Being fundamentalist is really just being uncompromising in one's beliefs. I didn't read the long thing but there are fundamentalist everything. It is not necessarily a bad thing as long as you're not trying to make everybody like you |
I suppose all those course codes are universal, not to mention that everyone read Accounting/Finance. ![]() |
Lol. I dunno what the Yaba left thing you say means but I have a feeling it might be apt here. |
They all look French. Did Anthony Quinn speak french? |
I loved/love Mathematics because I hate uncertainty and my mind likes to work with fact. I'm grown somewhat now and I'm getting in touch with and exploring my philosophical and creative side and thus wish I could learn the arts. I am able to appreciate it though, thank God. |
I'm not in a hurry to believe Photoshop is not capable of some mischief here but I'm digging this nana. She wants to plan for her retirement in heaven and she fully intends to pay her way. But seriously, she's probably doing it for a son or a drug lord who was hoping she'd bypass detection on account of her age Viva la reefa! ![]() |
@Topic BTNH's Body Rott or Handle The Vibe Fort Minor's Where'd You Go ![]() |
I got the Selfish Gene too since he was always refering to it like his baby that never grew old. The God Delusion is a masterpiece and it's not even like Da Vinci Code. There should be no moral outrage at this book but conciousness raising as he likes to say |
The ones at Playboy mansion never do am. He wants some local flava. Do you mean the number of goals Chamakh will score with his head? Yeah maybe not ten, maybe like 8 or 9. |
Lol. 2010 had a sucky beginning but things are turning up now and I wonder what'll be in store for the end of the year. Maybe it'll be like last year where the very bests were saved for last. Don't worry, I'm taking my time with Inception but it won't be soon before long, lol. ![]() |
I like the idea for Danny Boyle's film. It is not like the material he's used to though and minimalist films are terribly hard to pull off. James Franco can be pretty intense when decides he wants to. He's very similar to Hayden Christensen and Heath Ledger. I can pick them interchangeably for anything but it's been a while I've seen Franco in anything. Paradise Lost? No comment until more concrete things develop, but I just gotta say Del Toro is FRESH!!! Damn, he is refreshing. Mountain of Madness is an example of what I mean by fresh. I dunno about the 3-D thingie though but Cameron should have his back and this might be a visual fest. The type that sticks with you through your sleep. The synopsis doesn't give much away and it sounds more sci-fi than horror to me. We'll see. His deep interest in the idea reminds me of my own idea of a list I wanna compile. I'll get to it when I'm less busy. Noooooo! is right. Totall Recall is good as it is jare. It should be more thriller than action. If this thing smells like Surrogates, somebody will die. Another Clash of the Titans in the making ![]() @Obinna, the thicker and more intricate the plot, the better. But it has to all come together and not that stories will start attaining escape velocity like one series like that called Lost. |
Have you seen it already? @Topic, How To Train Your Dragon |
A girl with her heart somewhere else is likely just using you. I'm tempted to say you are slow but you say make we no yab you, besides love blinds like a megawatt halogen lamp. Look for someone else who values you and leave this one alone. If she's married, that's a no-brainer. If she lives with said guy, no-brainer. If she is his girlfriend, use your brain. |
@Topic. How To Train Your Dragon. Awesome @Obinna, I don't imagine that collection to be very big. |
Yup |
Eat crap |
There are about seven billion people in the world o. |
You mean the guy wrote ALL three before deeming it fit to publish? It's sad sha. Never even got to autograph one book. You have some time yet because I won't be reading the books till I finish like the five odd books on the queue. Who's read Kite Runner? |
Penguins of Madagascar |
Kick ass not kiss it |
Some of the words are not big words, merely long. I hate big words because they're supposed to be for very specific use but prolixity drives people to use them when they really aren't necessary. A word that always manages to surprise me when I use it, as if for the first time, is characteristically. |
I'm an alumnus of this yeye school. So what? Why is this in Lit section anyways? |
If it works for all women, let's get ourselves perforated |
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