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boiyot
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what was the real meaning of goin for overnight service?
Its about time for camps most presence is felt at night and during the day
there are countable heads who attend,
KIPTAYAT nebo lukosyek cheptolel nyon sorun bik"uk |
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Chelaa
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| Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 8:17 am Post subject: tat.?.... |
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The number at night is obvious as 4 dudes they go so they could get some
while for chiles ''kochorta tuguk''
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Tarz
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| Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:47 am Post subject: |
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| This are the things ppl missed if u didnt grow up in shags,the times when u cleare ua errands mapema n wait 4 the paro's to sleep then u clad like an eskimo-sweater,jacket,gumboot alafu u pick ua chebunyo(rungu) and head 4 tha kesha....u choose to stand in church jst to get a view of "nyundo yangu leo itaingia wapi"....haraka yako ndio bahati yako...immediately after service...take the chick to tha thicket unaharakisha kama sungura n make sure she catches up with her friends enroute home......"that was living"
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boiyot
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| Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:56 pm Post subject: |
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| Tarz wrote: | | This are the things ppl missed if u didnt grow up in shags,the times when u cleare ua errands mapema n wait 4 the paro's to sleep then u clad like an eskimo-sweater,jacket,gumboot alafu u pick ua chebunyo(rungu) and head 4 tha kesha....u choose to stand in church jst to get a view of "nyundo yangu leo itaingia wapi"....haraka yako ndio bahati yako...immediately after service...take the chick to tha thicket unaharakisha kama sungura n make sure she catches up with her friends enroute home......"that was living" |
achagokwek matot konamtak kiptaiyat at the course of the act? anyway funny was the time realy getting the chance to touch without permition so that was then ...
kiiwalake tarz? are you perception to the morals 
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Tarz
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| Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 1:44 am Post subject: |
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@boiyot,
I think the change was inevitable due to growth n obviously rural urban migration.The nostalgia though still burns, 
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SuraMbaya
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| Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 8:08 pm Post subject: |
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| Tarz wrote: | @boiyot,
I think the change was inevitable due to growth n obviously rural urban migration.The nostalgia though still burns, |
i used to luv the innocence of growing up in shacks. like going for a sleepover and then waiting till the girls are asleep b4 we boys do what we called "kesopchi lagok" good old days
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jcs
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| Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 4:41 am Post subject: |
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| Tarz wrote: | | This are the things ppl missed if u didnt grow up in shags,the times when u cleare ua errands mapema n wait 4 the paro's to sleep then u clad like an eskimo-sweater,jacket,gumboot alafu u pick ua chebunyo(rungu) and head 4 tha kesha....u choose to stand in church jst to get a view of "nyundo yangu leo itaingia wapi"....haraka yako ndio bahati yako...immediately after service...take the chick to tha thicket unaharakisha kama sungura n make sure she catches up with her friends enroute home......"that was living" |
i so so agree with you tarz, if you missed this bit of growing up then i wonder what reminiscing one is out for? looks like all shagz were just one & the same- the sinemos(with some heavy kale accent) & all. we too back at our village used not to be left behind when it came to such get togethers. God knows (tarz has confirmed it) that lots used to go down in the name going for the sinemo.
shagz must be the root of all evils yaani just not exposed.
I have to wonder tarz, with all that dressscode how did u manage a quickie mpaka she catches up with her girls????
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jcs
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| Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 4:44 am Post subject: |
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| SuraMbaya wrote: |
i used to luv the innocence of growing up in shacks. like going for a sleepover and then waiting till the girls are asleep b4 we boys do what we called "kesopchi lagok" good old days |
inocencE????MY FOOT. just that the paroz thought. still waters run deep indeed[/u]
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xugal
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| Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 6:06 am Post subject: |
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| jcs wrote: | | how did u manage a quickie mpaka she catches up with her girls???? |
yaani anaharakisha like kuku lol
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Nixon
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| Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 8:53 am Post subject: |
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Orkitit ng'alechu.
It seems where I went to kesha things were ok. I have heard of this though, hizo ni dhambi omba msamaha tafadhali. Going to church in the name of kuomba???? but with hidden agenda!!! Give me a break!!! Battles that happen at night, cheered by dogs, ishindwe!!!!!!
Anyway everyone is a sinner and Jesus has/will forgive them.
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boiyot
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| Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 2:31 pm Post subject: |
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wow that is and will remain to be the story to tell,but nick imiliebiik eti in the name of kuomba that was it ingisom akoesyo then you hunt her after the kesha
the problem those days was it was not quarantie you do it, so long as you squize her to your chest na umemaliza she will run crying 
but ole for those who could hold a ten men que only to realise wote waliungua then she finds out she goes to the doctor, the doct tells her to call the man she slept with in order to be treated and the chain unfolds for treatment 
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Nixon
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| Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 3:07 am Post subject: |
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hehehe kaimilaa ooh boiyot, ati kuungua I never imagined that. N by the way did someone there unguaad? I would like to know how the story went.... oii anendet heee!!!! the ladies would laugh!!! who did you tell as a kid? Ur mom or who coz I cant figure someone teliing his dad for that.......sekebire mbiret/kambet/rogoet (rubber) nebo baskilit.
Anyways, tumetoka mbali.
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boiyot
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| Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 5:07 pm Post subject: |
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hee hehe he e
ya infact my closest friend who was guarding our cows(kipoityot) is the victim
for the ball we used to mess alot infact it is during super time when mothe unlishes sosiot bwana kiyakasit
that the moment you better decide to go and spend kwa kogoo
otherwise utachapwa mpaka ile 'kakotonon mukuleldo mama'
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