XhosaNostra:


Kai! You didn't even build a smallanyana snowman
I don't like hailstorms lol. Last time one happened, last year, it ruined my day. I was pissed! Imagine I had just done my laundry & even washed a couple of blankets for good measure. Next thing, it just started raining out of nowhere. Huge balls of ice. It rained hard for about an hour. By the time it was done, everything was on the floor, covered it dirt. I won't lie, I shed a tear because I was just beside myself with anger & frustration. Had to throw away one blanket because the shit on it wouldn't come out.

I hate hailstorms
last time I experienced one I got smacked in the face by a sheet of ice and water (I don't know why I thought looking in the sky was a good idea) Ice got into everything.It felt bad.Then it melted and i got drenched.One of my worst rainy days ever.Felt like a melting snowman.Wonder how the Egyptians felt when they got the hail plague.

XhosaNostra:


Hmmmm...

An attractive quality to have for a man.

Reminds me of someone that almost jumped into my arms like a baby, all because dogs were running towards us I've never been more disgusted by a person than I did that day.

What kind of dogs? boerbels?

XhosaNostra:


Lol, I was like 10 at the time I read the book so I don't remember the details now. It just described the village life. What the people were like & what they did etc.

Ohk,that's a loong time and I just checked the cover and a summery of the book online and it dates way back in 1984.Those were the most difficult times in our history as a nation.

JaceBlaze:
God forbid,we learn everyday.

Damn,you must really have strong imagination if you can just fall in love with a place you've never been to just by reading about it.I think I have seen pics of Accra posted here and the city looks stunning,not a bad pick.For me I just don't know if I would come back alive under those extremely hot West African temperatures.

I was still a child though lol. The story just appealed to me & remained with me for a very long time, probably because we were about the same age. By that I mean Comfort & myself

Is it not hot in Morocco? It looks hot. Well, I don't think I'd live in a place with hellish temperatures either. But to visit, no doubt.

TayserMahri:



Ok

Me: Ahh fvck Am COMING !!!

LMAO.

So fast? A rooster would probably last longer than that

abbeg:
What kind of dogs? boerbels?

It was just dogs. IDK the breed.

XhosaNostra:


Kai! You didn't even build a smallanyana snowman
I don't like hailstorms lol. Last time one happened, last year, it ruined my day. I was pissed! Imagine I had just done my laundry & even washed a couple of blankets for good measure. Next thing, it just started raining out of nowhere. Huge balls of ice. It rained hard for about an hour. By the time it was done, everything was on the floor, covered it dirt. I won't lie, I shed a tear because I was just beside myself with anger & frustration. Had to throw away one blanket because the shit on it wouldn't come out.

Haha no,can't built a snowman with small pieces of solid ice.

How can the hailstorm be so cruel to my poor baby .That's bad,do you know how hard it is to wash one blanket and wring it to the form of koeksisters?...and then have it fall off the washing line and then have to rinse it again?

You must come and wash my blankets,they all sweaty and Jayceon is too lazy to wash them?

XhosaNostra:


LMAO.

So fast? A rooster would probably last longer than that

They are in that stage already Look closely

chrisagyei:
Ohk,that's a loong time and I just checked the cover and a summery of the book online and it dates way back in 1984.Those were the most difficult times in our history as a nation.

Yeah but I don't think the book touched on that. It just followed the life of the girl from their flat in London to the village life in Ghana with the extended family over there. It was all about painting a contrast between the two worlds, with a lot about Ghanaian culture rather than politics. Books don't really have to reflect the realities of the times they were written in.

TayserMahri:


Jace, ever felt the pleasant smell that comes from the ground immediately it starts raining? Man that thing orgasmic! Just learnt it has a name they call it petrichor.

Yeah I know the smell ,it's basically a combination of dusty/dry soil and water.Goddamn girl! you and I tend to love the same things

JaceBlaze:
Yeah I know the smell ,it's basically a combination of dusty/dry soil and water.Goddamn girl! you and I tend to love the same things

GADDAMN! Which girl

TayserMahri:


GADDAMN! Which girl

Her

JaceBlaze:
Haha no,can't built a snowman with small pieces of solid ice.

How can the hailstorm be so cruel to my poor baby .That's bad,do you know how hard it is to wash one blanket and wring it to the form of koeksisters?...and then have it fall off the washing line and then have to rinse it again?

You must come and wash my blankets,they all sweaty and Jayceon is too lazy to wash them?

LMFAO. Ewwww. Wash your own blankets. Just step on them with both feet & then put them in a washing basket to drain out the water. At least that's how I do it. It's much easier that way.
Jace, the hardest part was picking up the wet blankets from the ground up, then I had to go up the stairs with them. I was whizzing like a steam train I was finished!

TayserMahri:




They are in that stage already Look closely

LMFAO, Tayser. Gutter mind. Goan & take a cold shower!

Good night, y'all

XhosaNostra:


LMFAO, Tayser. Gutter mind. Goan & take a cold shower!

Good night, y'all

Seriously. All we long for is coming. Thats the whole point of sex.

JaceBlaze:
Her

You quoted me dude!

XhosaNostra:


I was still a child though lol. The story just appealed to me & remained with me for a very long time, probably because we were about the same age. By that I mean Comfort & myself

Is it not hot in Morocco? It looks hot. Well, I don't think I'd live in a place with hellish temperatures either. But to visit, no doubt.

Aren't you a child anymore? lol just joking.I get you


I don't know hot it is in Morocco but I assume the temperatures may be more tolerable than how they are in West Africa.My nose bleeds when temperatures hit 35+ degrees,so hot weather is my kryptonite.I sweat excessively and become extremely weak.

XhosaNostra:


LMFAO. Ewwww. Wash your own blankets. Just step on them with both feet & then put them in a washing basket to drain out the water. At least that's how I do it. It's much easier that way.
Jace, the hardest part was picking up the wet blankets from the ground up, then I had to go up the stairs with them. I was whizzing like a steam train I was finished!

Lol I have been postponing washing them,those things are heavier than a Ford truck engine when wet.Maybe I should install wheel and axel to help me lift them out of the water when I wash them

Lol @ whizzing like a steam train.How many times do you wash them in a year?

TayserMahri:


You quoted me dude!

I just noticed.I thought you were Nostra

forgiveness:



Private school. You can lie ooooo.

It's over Mr. Forgive-me-I'm-an-idiot, I stopped the argument when you couldn't post just a SINGLE public school from Nigeria and instead went around posting photos of American Schools. The Kabarak school photo wasn't meant for the argument but I posted it when Xhosanostra requested for photos outside Nairobi. It's official, Nigerian public schools are trash. Even your international schools can't match Kenya's top public schools.

forgiveness:


Na only thing dem sabi be dat. I think we should start taking pictures like them.

Exactly

JaceBlaze:
Una Pidgin be so good Wey dey confuse person for a naija pikin.Trade your ID in at home affairs and comot for naija Jare!

Ahswear I no go lie you. Your pidgin dey fear me die

JaceBlaze:
Aren't you a child anymore? lol just joking.I get you


I don't know hot it is in Morocco but I assume the temperatures may be more tolerable than how they are in West Africa.My nose bleeds when temperatures hit 35+ degrees,so hot weather is my kryptonite.I sweat excessively and become extremely weak.

Lol, spoken like a pampered cheeseboy

SuperIgbo1:


Dre is an elementary rapper. He's better off as a producer and manager.

No rapper in us can rap like Dre? Go and ask

mtisTheQubit:

man Dre was ok but pac an biggie were something else...

Something else. Let them first catch up with ice cube before coming to Dre side?

JaceBlaze:
Lol I have been postponing washing them,those things are heavier than a Ford truck engine when wet.Maybe I should install wheel and axel to help me lift them out of the water when I wash them

Lol @ whizzing like a steam train.How many times do you wash them in a year?

Just buy one of those big plastic washing baskets. They make the work easier.

Well Jace, I have a mild case of OCD, so I wash them once to twice a month. It depends on how they "feel". Even if they don't visibly look dirty, I'll still wash them if they feel dirty lol.

TayserMahri:


GADDAMN! Which girl

NL's 1st same sex kiss I'm glad I was here to experience it.

How did the kiss make you feel?

XhosaNostra:


Yeah but I don't think the book touched on that. It just followed the life of the girl from their flat in London to the village life in Ghana with the extended family over there. It was all about painting a contrast between the two worlds, with a lot about Ghanaian culture rather than politics. Books don't really have to reflect the realities of the times they were written in.

I totally get it

gallivant:

What is happening here? Strangest thing I've ever seen. Your military work the fields?

Kazikazi:
Kenya is a starvation capital of africa

Mind you? Not in East Africa, but in the world