Nobody uses big words like the nigerian.It definitely is the curse of the nation.The hoi-polloi of our great commonwealth believe thyat spewing forth sentences filled with haute-sounding words passes them off as erudite.The use of less pretentious words actually facilitates the conveyance of any message witouth your audience needing a lexicon to decipher your ramblings.
I for one would never be caught dead usingunnecessarily supercilious words,or would I?
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
hokum!
i have the most amazing thing for the big screen;tom cruise,russel crowe,julia roberts,arnord shwarze-cant spell his name;the point is,i love movies.so,it really grinds my nuts when i see a bunch of semi-illeterate(they are mostly not smart enough to be illeterate)goons passing off as movie stars in the Nigerian firmament.
Dont get me wrong,i think there is a sky full of genuine ,top class movie makers and actors,i just think we have far too many lame stories.
I wont try to profer solutions,cos i honestly dont have any but i think first things first,the new generation of actors are simply not good looking(enough).we all know they can barely speak talk more of act.
But then who am i to preach.My only claim to acting experience was acting "daddy" with a bunch of other five year olds,and yes,hokum is an english word.
Dont get me wrong,i think there is a sky full of genuine ,top class movie makers and actors,i just think we have far too many lame stories.
I wont try to profer solutions,cos i honestly dont have any but i think first things first,the new generation of actors are simply not good looking(enough).we all know they can barely speak talk more of act.
But then who am i to preach.My only claim to acting experience was acting "daddy" with a bunch of other five year olds,and yes,hokum is an english word.
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