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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/7/2007 Posts: 11,935 Location: Nairobi
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wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'.Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. WoooooW ! Now that!...You are an old man. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 6/23/2014 Posts: 1,652
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wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'. Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. You cannot leave your goat to a hyena and hope the goat is in safe hands.Our politicians are insincere about the fight against alcoholism.There is positive correlation between politics and alcoholism.Most of the clubs and bars are owned by politicians.The brewers on the killer brews finance the politicians and so dont hold your breath.You cannot run a political campaign without buying wananchi fombe.This is a political gimmick about saving central kenya.The problem has been prevalent over more than 20 years.Why the interest now? Hutia Mundu!!
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 6/23/2014 Posts: 1,652
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  How do you even start drinking this? Hutia Mundu!!
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/26/2009 Posts: 326 Location: Nairobi
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Wamunyota wrote:wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'. Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. You cannot leave your goat to a hyena and hope the goat is in safe hands.Our politicians are insincere about the fight against alcoholism.There is positive correlation between politics and alcoholism.Most of the clubs and bars are owned by politicians.The brewers on the killer brews finance the politicians and so dont hold your breath.You cannot run a political campaign without buying wananchi fombe.This is a political gimmick about saving central kenya.The problem has been prevalent over more than 20 years.Why the interest now?  Wamunyota - you failed to read my lips. The fight has been indirectly passed on to the public. MPs are a red herring. The public had always wanted to 'take the law in their own hands' but chiefs, police were blocking, now not any more. Lets watch the space together.
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/26/2009 Posts: 326 Location: Nairobi
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Njung'e wrote:wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'.Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. WoooooW ! Now that!...You are an old man. Ambaga kuria andu kana methambire na mai ma ithanua kana maunjugire munju wa ica-anake!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2008 Posts: 2,695
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wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'. Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. WaP, I am very interested to learn, please share. What was this problem and how was it dealt with?
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 6/23/2014 Posts: 1,652
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/19/2010 Posts: 3,503 Location: Uganda
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 punda amecheka
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Rank: Member Joined: 9/14/2011 Posts: 834 Location: nairobi
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wa P wrote:Njung'e wrote:wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'.Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. WoooooW ! Now that!...You are an old man. Ambaga kuria andu kana methambire na mai ma ithanua kana maunjugire munju wa ica-anake! Wa P, you were send me an email at employerat40@gmail.com. I am still waiting
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Rank: Chief Joined: 5/9/2007 Posts: 13,095
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/26/2009 Posts: 326 Location: Nairobi
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heri wrote:wa P wrote:Njung'e wrote:wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'.Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. WoooooW ! Now that!...You are an old man. Ambaga kuria andu kana methambire na mai ma ithanua kana maunjugire munju wa ica-anake! Wa P, you were send me an email at employerat40@gmail.com. I am still waiting Heri, pole sana. Just done.
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/26/2009 Posts: 326 Location: Nairobi
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Kusadikika wrote:wa P wrote:Mainat wrote:You must learn to ignore the president when he does his off the cuff speeches which are akin bar talk. Just meant for passing time The president is usually very well appraised about cause-effect. In case you are one of those Mainat's from Mars,then you dont know what this is all about. Past couple of weeks the anti alcoholism decibel has been raised by opinion leaders. They want one thing - the enforcement to be 'devolved' to the public. A few other social challenges in Central have been solved like that. Ask your granddad how they dealt with 'thuya'. Giving MPs the greenlight to deal with alcoholism is giving it to the public. I will not be too elegant about it, but methinks alcoholism problem is now in good hands. WaP, I am very interested to learn, please share. What was this problem and how was it dealt with? Its a story that require first oiling the lymph glands. pertains to turncoats and moles we had among us during the MauMau. It was difficult to know who is who, so a whole new language was developed. If you did not glitch, then you are marked. The whole story is better told, in the language it happened, than written. Too much nuance will be lost in translation.
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/9/2015 Posts: 188
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/27/2010 Posts: 951 Location: Nyumbani
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I hear the problem is the same in Russia pia especially in winter they likethe dose of vodka and women there complain too.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 6/23/2014 Posts: 1,652
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This is barbaric and backward.Private property must be respected at all times.Anyone engaging in this mob nonsense should be arrested.Hatuwezi endelea hivi.Hii ni wizi,ukora na uhooliganism. Hutia Mundu!!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2008 Posts: 2,695
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Wamunyota wrote:This is barbaric and backward.Private property must be respected at all times.Anyone engaging in this mob nonsense should be arrested.Hatuwezi endelea hivi.Hii ni wizi,ukora na uhooliganism. When a president directs people to break the law, what follows is anarchy. Central Kenya MPs sat quietly and were nodding respectfully when the president was giving this directive and as you can see some people here can find all ways to justify it. This is a very slippery slope because all manner of atrocities can be committed in the name of following the president's directive.
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/17/2014 Posts: 231
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Wamunyota wrote:https://www.facebook.com/DailyNation/videos/10153524578434497/ Like I said here this is a problem that has been there for years. jguru wrote:Metumi = Murang'a.
Actually called "Metumi ndigi maguru", loosely translated as "seal or close legs with string".
Murang'a men who used to drink a lot, had the bottom of their trousers tied at the ankles with string before they entered a pub (bar). In case they drunk too much and downloaded (watery semi-solid) on themselves, they could carry the downloads with them away from the pub to their wives (very angry women!). This would make the men resort to drink moderately. It was actually the Murang'a barmaids who devised this method because they were tired of washing the downloads off the pub floors. "Occasionally I drop a tea cup to shatter on the floor. On purpose. I am not satisfied when it does not gather itself up again. Someday perhaps that cup will come together."
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2008 Posts: 2,695
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