@Atalaku ever wondered why she does that everytime u go down,maybe she realised thats what does the trick for you and gives u magic.

You have made my morning today,i need to sue you for a cracke drib.

short cut......to the goodies!!!1

C&P

Jeff, a hotelier, has no such qualms. "I studied the situation quietly and took charge. So every Valentine’s Day, I buy a handful of those things in the guise of ‘love’. But the truth is the situation was bad. You don’t want to know how embarrassed I got when she went into labour suddenly and had to be undressed by nurses in my presence."



But let's all admit like @Ocampo suggests that we all have at least one that has a "kashimo kadogo"

you guys!!! ati sasa uko na kashimo kwa ngotha, na pine imepitia hapo ABK!

This reminds me of the story (true story)where guys were sharing a community bathroom, and on this particular day mama nyumba had guests for chama ya akina mama...so she was up early cleaned the house and finished cooking...sasa ilibaki kuoga tu...waits patiently in line and gets into the bathroom, and then back home where the visitors have assembled and waiting...all changed into new clothes she joins the meeting...as the chama progresses, a little boy comes in holding up her blue ngotha (with white rim) ridden with holes (you'd be forgiven for thinking those were multiple bullets), and asks in vernacular, "Mama nani, is this your ngotha? I think you left it in the bathroom!!!"...she has not lived to forget the day...