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murchr wrote:@kiash were you at LAX today? Kwani @kiash is many people or has the US shrunk?
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theman192000 wrote:murchr wrote:@kiash were you at LAX today? Kwani @kiash is many people or has the US shrunk? Sasa hii ndio ile swali nyanya yangu uita ya clinic "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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@Kiash, I really hope your safe. Happening now. I remember watching Anderson Cooper hosting some dudes and they were saying the westgate thing cannot happen in the US...haiya "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/27/2010 Posts: 951 Location: Nyumbani
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Still alive and kicking
haiya@kiash
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/27/2010 Posts: 951 Location: Nyumbani
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Magigi wrote:Death toll in Colorado flooding rises to 8 as rescue crews scour rubble in search for missing http://www.foxnews.com/w...avy-rain-deadly-floods/
These floods are there every year and they claim the same number of people as those that occur in Nyando. Nyando's floods are so magnified like it is the the worst disaster to occur in the world... The Colarodo floods happen like they are possessed by demons..so fast and so violent. The ones in Nyando give the residents time to 'kuomba serikali" before they can do further damage... The California fires rage every year and what I see is something akin to hell as described in the Bible...These disasters happen every year and they claim several lives...Does it mean our The USA cannot find a solution to these disasters? Its called nature. At least they have helicopters and try to control the fire before it rages on . Could you imagine what would happen if they used twigs like the ones used in Nanyuki the other day? They have no time to "tunaomba serikali" the serikali does its job coz its accountable to the tax payers.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/27/2010 Posts: 951 Location: Nyumbani
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masukuma wrote:kila mtu anafanya kazi bwana... no one has arrived. some are ahead and some are behind. they are now wrestling with obesity... obesity mbaya!! I am all for people praising the country they live in but i really get irked when people insult the country they are from. Si afadhali watu waambiwe ukweli - kama that indian lady who was born and raised in the US is not considered 'american' itakuwa some random kyuk fellow who went there when he was 30? watu waache kutukana wazazi wao? @masukuma i think you confuse criticism with insult. All the same i can count the number of people who insulted Ole lenku, KDF, police and many more during the westgate "saga" but the difference was they were insulting the same people who are serving them. Talk about was it "vomiting on blabla shoes or what" ? Actually doing it on the plate that you eat on.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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kiash wrote:Magigi wrote:Death toll in Colorado flooding rises to 8 as rescue crews scour rubble in search for missing http://www.foxnews.com/w...avy-rain-deadly-floods/
These floods are there every year and they claim the same number of people as those that occur in Nyando. Nyando's floods are so magnified like it is the the worst disaster to occur in the world... The Colarodo floods happen like they are possessed by demons..so fast and so violent. The ones in Nyando give the residents time to 'kuomba serikali" before they can do further damage... The California fires rage every year and what I see is something akin to hell as described in the Bible...These disasters happen every year and they claim several lives...Does it mean our The USA cannot find a solution to these disasters? Its called nature. At least they have helicopters and try to control the fire before it rages on . Could you imagine what would happen if they used twigs like the ones used in Nanyuki the other day? They have no time to "tunaomba serikali" the serikali does its job coz its accountable to the tax payers. Well... I partly agree with you. The government here is also doing what we elected it to do...to steal...so we are at par...
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Magigi wrote:kiash wrote:Magigi wrote:Death toll in Colorado flooding rises to 8 as rescue crews scour rubble in search for missing http://www.foxnews.com/w...avy-rain-deadly-floods/
These floods are there every year and they claim the same number of people as those that occur in Nyando. Nyando's floods are so magnified like it is the the worst disaster to occur in the world... The Colarodo floods happen like they are possessed by demons..so fast and so violent. The ones in Nyando give the residents time to 'kuomba serikali" before they can do further damage... The California fires rage every year and what I see is something akin to hell as described in the Bible...These disasters happen every year and they claim several lives...Does it mean our The USA cannot find a solution to these disasters? Its called nature. At least they have helicopters and try to control the fire before it rages on . Could you imagine what would happen if they used twigs like the ones used in Nanyuki the other day? They have no time to "tunaomba serikali" the serikali does its job coz its accountable to the tax payers. Well... I partly agree with you. The government here is also doing what we elected it to do ...to steal...so we are at par... Really,...eee. In the midst of alot of Negatives sir....we surely can find something positive the Govt is doing. Oh ..again...Positivity doesnt sell 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,325 Location: Masada
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kiash wrote:Still alive and kicking
haiya@kiash Were you in that Mall at New Jersey?  Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/2/2009 Posts: 2,458 Location: Nairobi
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@Kiash...
People are still bitter at that last rubble you raised over here. They are looking for something to symbolise their frustration.
We did it with Moi, RAO/UK, Ocampo/Bensouda.
Comparing events back here at home. with what is happening in other countries. you tend to wonder what the bonny chest thumping is all about.
surprisingly the best defenders are those living in quasi ivory towers (midro crass) The political hypocites, sycophants encore.
Average education from our bored universities. A sense of entitlement courtesy of MBA, MSC.
Content with imported cars,rented/morgage houses. Feeding from GoK corruption/tenders or NGO 'pocket change' or sweating their behinds off for some multinationals.
Wachana na watu Kiash..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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poundfoolish wrote:@Kiash...
People are still bitter at that last rubble you raised over here. They are looking for something to symbolise their frustration.
We did it with Moi, RAO/UK, Ocampo/Bensouda.
Comparing events back here at home. with what is happening in other countries. you tend to wonder what the bonny chest thumping is all about.
surprisingly the best defenders are those living in quasi ivory towers (midro crass) The political hypocites, sycophants encore.
Average education from our bored universities. A sense of entitlement courtesy of MBA, MSC.
Content with imported cars,rented/morgage houses. Feeding from GoK corruption/tenders or NGO 'pocket change' or sweating their behinds off for some multinationals.
Wachana na watu Kiash..
He he he wewe utatupiwa boulder... possunt quia posse videntur
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,325 Location: Masada
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maka wrote:poundfoolish wrote:@Kiash...
People are still bitter at that last rubble you raised over here. They are looking for something to symbolise their frustration.
We did it with Moi, RAO/UK, Ocampo/Bensouda.
Comparing events back here at home. with what is happening in other countries. you tend to wonder what the bonny chest thumping is all about.
surprisingly the best defenders are those living in quasi ivory towers (midro crass) The political hypocites, sycophants encore.
Average education from our bored universities. A sense of entitlement courtesy of MBA, MSC.
Content with imported cars,rented/morgage houses. Feeding from GoK corruption/tenders or NGO 'pocket change' or sweating their behinds off for some multinationals.
Wachana na watu Kiash..
He he he wewe utatupiwa boulder... Haiya!!! Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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poundfoolish wrote:@Kiash...
People are still bitter at that last rubble you raised over here. They are looking for something to symbolise their frustration.
We did it with Moi, RAO/UK, Ocampo/Bensouda.
Comparing events back here at home. with what is happening in other countries. you tend to wonder what the bonny chest thumping is all about.
surprisingly the best defenders are those living in quasi ivory towers (midro crass) The political hypocites, sycophants encore.
Average education from our bored universities. A sense of entitlement courtesy of MBA, MSC.
Content with imported cars,rented/morgage houses. Feeding from GoK corruption/tenders or NGO 'pocket change' or sweating their behinds off for some multinationals.
Wachana na watu Kiash..
indito!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/9/2008 Posts: 5,389
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There is a saying that goes....'he who hasn't traveled thinks their mum is the best cook'. It's good to be patriotic and sing praises for your home land.....but sometimes we have to accept the fact that we are behind and that Kenya isn't the best place to live in the world. Take for instance an ordinary neighborhood mayuu where @kiash lives and compare that with a middo class neighborhood in Nairobi. You just can't compare: @kiash mayuu - he lives in a real house wazuan middo crass Nairobi - lives perched hapo juu in the air like a bird
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poundfoolish wrote:@Kiash...
People are still bitter at that last rubble you raised over here. They are looking for something to symbolise their frustration.
We did it with Moi, RAO/UK, Ocampo/Bensouda.
Comparing events back here at home. with what is happening in other countries. you tend to wonder what the bonny chest thumping is all about.
surprisingly the best defenders are those living in quasi ivory towers (midro crass) The political hypocites, sycophants encore.
Average education from our bored universities. A sense of entitlement courtesy of MBA, MSC.
Content with imported cars,rented/morgage houses. Feeding from GoK corruption/tenders or NGO 'pocket change' or sweating their behinds off for some multinationals.
Wachana na watu Kiash..
@poundfoolish. If i ever meet you, i'll buy you a drink.
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kiash wrote:Magigi wrote:Death toll in Colorado flooding rises to 8 as rescue crews scour rubble in search for missing http://www.foxnews.com/w...avy-rain-deadly-floods/
These floods are there every year and they claim the same number of people as those that occur in Nyando. Nyando's floods are so magnified like it is the the worst disaster to occur in the world... The Colarodo floods happen like they are possessed by demons..so fast and so violent. The ones in Nyando give the residents time to 'kuomba serikali" before they can do further damage... The California fires rage every year and what I see is something akin to hell as described in the Bible...These disasters happen every year and they claim several lives...Does it mean our The USA cannot find a solution to these disasters? Its called nature. At least they have helicopters and try to control the fire before it rages on . Could you imagine what would happen if they used twigs like the ones used in Nanyuki the other day? They have no time to "tunaomba serikali" the serikali does its job coz its accountable to the tax payers. Jameni...yaani @kiash they are even blaming you for natural acts of God such as floods and forest fires....
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Impunity wrote:maka wrote:poundfoolish wrote:@Kiash...
People are still bitter at that last rubble you raised over here. They are looking for something to symbolise their frustration.
We did it with Moi, RAO/UK, Ocampo/Bensouda.
Comparing events back here at home. with what is happening in other countries. you tend to wonder what the bonny chest thumping is all about.
surprisingly the best defenders are those living in quasi ivory towers (midro crass) The political hypocites, sycophants encore.
Average education from our bored universities. A sense of entitlement courtesy of MBA, MSC.
Content with imported cars,rented/morgage houses. Feeding from GoK corruption/tenders or NGO 'pocket change' or sweating their behinds off for some multinationals.
Wachana na watu Kiash..
He he he wewe utatupiwa boulder... Haiya!!!  The man who marries a beautiful woman, and the farmer who grows corn by the roadside have the same problem
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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jaggernaut wrote:There is a saying that goes....'he who hasn't traveled thinks their mum is the best cook'. It's good to be patriotic and sing praises for your home land.....but sometimes we have to accept the fact that we are behind and that Kenya isn't the best place to live in the world. Take for instance an ordinary neighborhood mayuu where @kiash lives and compare that with a middo class neighborhood in Nairobi. You just can't compare: @kiash mayuu - he lives in a real housewazuan middo crass Nairobi - lives perched hapo juu in the air like a bird Hio space infront kwa nini hakuna extensions..!!!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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Magigi wrote:jaggernaut wrote:There is a saying that goes....'he who hasn't traveled thinks their mum is the best cook'. It's good to be patriotic and sing praises for your home land.....but sometimes we have to accept the fact that we are behind and that Kenya isn't the best place to live in the world. Take for instance an ordinary neighborhood mayuu where @kiash lives and compare that with a middo class neighborhood in Nairobi. You just can't compare: @kiash mayuu - he lives in a real housewazuan middo crass Nairobi - lives perched hapo juu in the air like a bird Hio space infront kwa nini hakuna extensions..!!! wana waste space... possunt quia posse videntur
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Magigi wrote:jaggernaut wrote:There is a saying that goes....'he who hasn't traveled thinks their mum is the best cook'. It's good to be patriotic and sing praises for your home land.....but sometimes we have to accept the fact that we are behind and that Kenya isn't the best place to live in the world.
Take for instance an ordinary neighborhood mayuu where @kiash lives and compare that with a middo class neighborhood in Nairobi. You just can't compare:
Hio space infront kwa nini hakuna extensions..!!! Maybe @kiash should construct some kiosks hapo mbele and rent to mama mboga, mpesa, saloon, etc etc, to make some extra money. And build a wall for security....
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