@leona...you are spot on. Some kenyans have no umbrella-handling etiquette (if there's anything like that).
Another thing that pisses me off is people who stop by a newspaper vendor to read the newspapers and magazines on display, blocking the frigging street...nkt!

@Edge

Waaaa spot on!!!! Especially those who grow the little finger....I hear they are called 'butt-scratchers' Soooo gross...:(


Those guys who chew miraa and Big G until they have a huge greenish pink ball in their mouths and its leaking to the corners of their mouths.....YUKKKKK

@Jangwa la Jangili
...for you to know it is a cat that has been knocked down you slow down and also inconvenience those who are behind you!!!

kweli kabisa.'Pun' is to be used only with words that hav similar sound but have different meanings.e.g talking about Dan you can say 'Dan is done'(no pun intended to shot that despite using 2 similar sounding words you didnt use them on a light note

an example of no pun intended from wiki answers
"A manager at a company is very heavy. One day he comes in with an auditor who is evaluating how the manager runs his department. The manager sees a number of things that are unacceptable, and he starts dressing down his workers in harsh tones. "I've told you guys that we do this and we do that and we do the other, and you still don't get it. Please follow my instructions and get those things done in the way I've aske you to do them!"

The auditor looks at the manager and says, "I've got to hand it to you, and, no pun intended, you really know how to throw your weight around."

The word "weight" here refers to the manager's authority in his department, and not to the extra pounds he carries. [This is offered to make the point. It would be in bad taste to say something like that to someone who is overweight.]

No pun intended means they did not mean for what they said to be a pun."