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Rank: Member Joined: 2/7/2013 Posts: 447 Location: Nairobi
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jaggernaut wrote:I have always taken precautions in pubs but still I have been drugged TWICE.
First time: It was on a Monday about 2 years ago and as i was getting home from work I decided to have a few beers. Went to one of my favorite pubs, sat at the counter and asked for a beer. The pub was rather empty, it being on a monday. Seated at the counter, about 3 seats away from me was this middle aged lady (about 30yrs) that i found seated and taking her tusker alone and minding her business. Somehow on my 2nd beer we got talking, i remember her making the first move by asking me why i was so quiet. She told me that she was on leave and that's why she was 'relaxing' on a monday, and that she worked at the Physically Handicapped Association of Kenya offices hapo Waiyaki way opposite ABC Place. She went ahead to give details regarding 'her job and the institution' and since i have worked in the locality in the past i found her to be quite knowledgeable and genuine. When she was ordering her next beer, she also ordered one for me, and infact she ended up buying me 3 beers that evening. I also ended up buying her about 4 beers kurudisha mkono. We also danced abit.
When I was about to leave at about midnight, she asked me if i could drop her at some guest house near the pub since it was late and unsafe for her to get back to her house, and also coz she was having some visitors from upcountry and thus her house was a bit congested. We got into my car and i dropped her at the guest house. I offered to take her to the reception to find out if there were any rooms available. The rooms were 1500 bob, and i gave her 1000 bob and asked her to top up the amount. We went upstairs to see if the room was ok, and the last thing i remember is me asking to kiss her goodnite since i wanted to leave, and this was just a few minutes after we had gotten to the room.
I was waken up the following day at about 11 am when someone came to clean the room. I had slumped on the bed with my clothes and shoes on. Luckily no landing had taken place, though i had bought some condoms just in case. The door wasn't locked. My phone was missing but my car keys were still in my pocket. I had withdrawn some 20k the previous evening to buy cement for some mjengo and had left it in the car. Somehow she saw the ATM withdrawal slip in my pocket and she had gone to the car, taken the money from the glove box and returned the keys in my pocket. And disappeared.
Second time: It was on a friday and i got to the pub for a few drinks. The counter was packed and i took an empty table having 4 seats. At about 8pm, and when i was on my 2nd beer, 3 ladies came and sat at the table. The asked for 2 beers (tusker malt) each which they paid for. We got chatting and i bought them some beers. They also bought a few rounds and I remember them also buying me 2 beers that evening. They told me they were campus girls on a girls night out. One of them was very cute and i had taken some interest in her. When i was about to leave, she offered to sindikisha me to the car. I woke up the following day at the parking at 8am. Strangely the lady was lying there next to me, ngothaless, and i had to wake her up. There was also a small crowd surrounding my car. Who had drugged us? The stories are sad..at the same time am ROTF... You cant win, unless you first begin....
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/7/2007 Posts: 11,935 Location: Nairobi
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jaggernaut wrote:I One of them was very cute and i had taken some interest in her. When i was about to leave, she offered to sindikisha me to the car. I woke up the following day at the parking at 8am. Strangely the lady was lying there next to me, ngothaless, and i had to wake her up. There was also a small crowd surrounding my car. Who had drugged us?  .....You should be nicknamed Wanaruona! Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 10/25/2007 Posts: 1,574
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Rankaz13 wrote:jguru wrote:There was once a guy I met who had been drugged by other guys in one of these upmarket pubs. He woke up in a hotel room, naked and alone. There were about 3 used makombostos next to the bed.
He went straight to hosi and they did the usual tests and routines for rape: VCT, swabs etc. Because the number of men present were unknown, assumption was only 3 used the makombosto. He had to take Post-exposure prophylaxis ARVs for 28 days plus antibiotics and a repeat VCT after 6 months. And he had to attend several sessions of Post-traumatic counseling. Sounds eerily familiar. Met one too, way back, huko Nyeri. Dude was a musician in one of the pubs near KCB Nyeri (I forget its name, long time). So one Friday after performing, he was invited to share drinks by some revellers and he obliged. Next he remembers, he woke up with lots of aches in his ninii, had to rush to hospital for PEP, Counselling and testing. That guy was thoroughly traumatized by the ordeal and it took him a long time to get over it. Turns out, later, that Nyeri town (apologies to wazuans from there) has very high cases of homosexuality, especially MSM. Problem is, most victims often opt to go for treatment quietly and are averse to reporting to police coz of the adverse publicity it may attract. Sad state of affairs I tell you. That dude was so traumatised he had to be placed on Suicide Watch for major depression for about 2 weeks. He left his girlfriend (he never told her what happened); he refused all social support; refused to disclose to anyone else; he did not go to work for a long time; the PEP gave him really bad side effects; and he had some problems downloading after that event (there was obvious extensive bruising and lacerations huko nyuma though he says the bed was wet when he woke up; maybe some of the makobostoless dudes used lube). He is now ok and fine. It was in a pub in Westlands. There was bad traffic and he opted to hang out in a pub next to his office as he waits for traffic to subside. Actually, one of the men who joined him as he was drinking was mzungu (Eastern Europeanish coz of the heavy Artur accent). He says as he was leaving, he passed by the Gents and that was the last thing he remembers. I think they 'chloroformed' him in the urinals, then carried him out saying he'd had too much to drink. Set out to correct the world's wrongs and you will most certainly wind up adding to them.
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Rank: Chief Joined: 8/24/2009 Posts: 5,909 Location: Nairobi
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 what a laugh on a Wednesday afternoon!! @JB, ati "a friend of mine"..are you sure sio wewe? @The guy trying to chips funga kwa kanisa, that is a no no..those girls are probably in church to repent all the nasty things they have done, and they might backslide and do the madhambi on you... There was a case of a guy drugged in Westlands area, and found himself in an empty house the next day with stiches on the side of his stomach...He became an organ donor against his own will....
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Rank: Chief Joined: 8/24/2009 Posts: 5,909 Location: Nairobi
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@Milken is back!! I can see you peeping....karibu sana!
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All these in the name of kutoa stress. IN DANDORA, IN THE NAME OF POVERTY, 6 DEAD! Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you.” ― Rashi
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2012 Posts: 3,855 Location: Othumo
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C&p ..... With the rising cases of people being drugged in night clubs, these are some of the things you should do to avoid becoming a victim. 1. Don’t leave your drink unattended. 2. Do not use a glass brought to you by an unknown person, use the bottle. 3. Glasses can easily be laced, try rinsing the glass before use or wiping it with a tissue. 4. If you must drink a cocktail, do it from the counter or an area you can see the preparation otherwise opt for bottled drinks even if it means soda. 5. Do not drink an open drink, insist on the waiter opening the drink from your table. 6. When taking a drink that comes in a glass e.g., shots of whiskey, vodka etc. shake the drink in the glass, if a white layer forms or the drink has a suspension it is ok to think it has been drugged. 7. Master the taste of your drink of choice e.g. Whiskey, vodka. If it tastes funny, do not drink it, find a way to spill it if you must. 8. Drink such drinks, in number 6 from the counter. 9. Insist on a waiter bringing you drinks, in as much as he/she might look kind going to fetch the drink for you, do not accept. More so for glass pours or shots. 10. Let your friends know where you are. 11. If you meet someone new, inform a friend at least of a name or if possible insist on taking a pic with them. 12. If he/she is too generous with buying drinks, be careful. 13. Be privy and try getting more info, where they live/work etc. It helps with cops to trace the person in case of anything. 14. Always have a plan of getting home, you don’t have to be dropped home by the new person you meet unless with a group of friends. Insist on taking yourself home and meeting another day. 15. Befriend the bouncers and waiters, e.g. buy them a drink or offer a tip they will take care of you, often they know the dangerous people. 16. Stay alert. When the deal is too sweet, hold back, you can always meet in the day to talk more or hang out more. Thieves
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/21/2008 Posts: 2,490
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King G wrote:C&p .....
With the rising cases of people being drugged in night clubs, these are some of the things you should do to avoid becoming a victim. 1. Don’t leave your drink unattended.
2. Do not use a glass brought to you by an unknown person, use the bottle.
3. Glasses can easily be laced, try rinsing the glass before use or wiping it with a tissue.
4. If you must drink a cocktail, do it from the counter or an area you can see the preparation otherwise opt for bottled drinks even if it means soda.
5. Do not drink an open drink, insist on the waiter opening the drink from your table.
6. When taking a drink that comes in a glass e.g., shots of whiskey, vodka etc. shake the drink in the glass, if a white layer forms or the drink has a suspension it is ok to think it has been drugged.
7. Master the taste of your drink of choice e.g. Whiskey, vodka. If it tastes funny, do not drink it, find a way to spill it if you must.
8. Drink such drinks, in number 6 from the counter.
9. Insist on a waiter bringing you drinks, in as much as he/she might look kind going to fetch the drink for you, do not accept. More so for glass pours or shots.
10. Let your friends know where you are.
11. If you meet someone new, inform a friend at least of a name or if possible insist on taking a pic with them.
12. If he/she is too generous with buying drinks, be careful.
13. Be privy and try getting more info, where they live/work etc. It helps with cops to trace the person in case of anything.
14. Always have a plan of getting home, you don’t have to be dropped home by the new person you meet unless with a group of friends. Insist on taking yourself home and meeting another day. 15. Befriend the bouncers and waiters, e.g. buy them a drink or offer a tip they will take care of you, often they know the dangerous people.
16. Stay alert. When the deal is too sweet, hold back, you can always meet in the day to talk more or hang out more.
 the evidence can be used against you! 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: 6/19/2008 Posts: 4,268
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ZZE123 wrote:King G wrote:C&p .....
11. If you meet someone new, inform a friend at least of a name or if possible insist on taking a pic with them.
 the evidence can be used against you! Can you imagine someone showing up in a pub and since you are sharing a table and talking, he/she insists to take a photo with you? would you? Again, how many photos of strangers would you take in your lifetime if you are a frequent reveler?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 5/21/2013 Posts: 2,841 Location: Here
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Wendz wrote:ZZE123 wrote:King G wrote:C&p .....
11. If you meet someone new, inform a friend at least of a name or if possible insist on taking a pic with them.
 the evidence can be used against you! Can you imagine someone showing up in a pub and since you are sharing a table and talking, he/she insists to take a photo with you? would you? Again, how many photos of strangers would you take in your lifetime if you are a frequent reveler? If their intent is to drug and steal from you, chances are they'll steal the phone/camera with which you took the photos anyway, so how will you access the said 'evidence'? Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learning the instrument as one goes on.
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 5/2/2010 Posts: 36 Location: nairobi
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Solution ni kubeba stew ukienda club. Incase uwekewe mchele utakua na stew already.
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Rank: Chief Joined: 8/24/2009 Posts: 5,909 Location: Nairobi
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chumachumz wrote:Solution ni kubeba stew ukienda club. Incase uwekewe mchele utakua na stew already. dafaQ?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/21/2008 Posts: 2,490
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Rankaz13 wrote:Wendz wrote:ZZE123 wrote:King G wrote:C&p .....
11. If you meet someone new, inform a friend at least of a name or if possible insist on taking a pic with them.
 the evidence can be used against you! Can you imagine someone showing up in a pub and since you are sharing a table and talking, he/she insists to take a photo with you? would you? Again, how many photos of strangers would you take in your lifetime if you are a frequent reveler? If their intent is to drug and steal from you, chances are they'll steal the phone/camera with which you took the photos anyway, so how will you access the said 'evidence'? 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: Veteran Joined: 11/26/2008 Posts: 745
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Quote:Solution ni kubeba stew ukienda club. Incase uwekewe mchele utakua na stew already. A friend once was telling his ordeal, he had gone to his local bar after some beers he sees a lady and decided landing lazima, so they agreed and they went to the room, to cut story short.. well he woke up without a single penny and naked put on his trousers and since the room was in the same building he went downstairs and found them washing the bar at around 12ish so he decides to take one on credit he sipped and fell asleep on the table after around 3ish or so the bar now is full one of his friends notices him using his shoes and wakes him up, he wakes up and first goes to the urinal he does his thing and after a while he realizes he did not hear the sound of his pee splashing the urinal he wonders if he had susu-ed on himself then he heard the condom he was wearing all this time bust. I have been apparently been lucky, I once remember we were with some buddies in uthiru then there was a lady who was stealing some glances at me, we invited her to join us and when it was time to leave she insisted on me dropping her to town but when I got to the car she insisted on me suckling her boobs I resisted then I told her people will see us the parking was rather dark a perfect place then I told her to jump at the backseat but no sooner she was out of the car ndio aingie nyuma I locked the car and sped off latter on I heard they the rice-putter smear it on their nyonyos. ukinyoya kwisha...
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/14/2007 Posts: 4,152
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So did you confirm what happened afterwards, haujamaliza hiyo story. If you woke up at 8 am then labda yako ilikuwa tu a kawaida "KO" after a perfect landing technique.
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/25/2013 Posts: 552 Location: Asgard
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Rankaz13 wrote:Wendz wrote:ZZE123 wrote:King G wrote:C&p .....
11. If you meet someone new, inform a friend at least of a name or if possible insist on taking a pic with them.
 the evidence can be used against you! Can you imagine someone showing up in a pub and since you are sharing a table and talking, he/she insists to take a photo with you? would you? Again, how many photos of strangers would you take in your lifetime if you are a frequent reveler? If their intent is to drug and steal from you, chances are they'll steal the phone/camera with which you took the photos anyway, so how will you access the said 'evidence'? You send the picture to a couple of friends. soon I will come up with a finger print reading app. Watch this space all ye walevi!!! Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2008 Posts: 4,449
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say what? loool!! this thread #DEAD!!
Since we are on an Oprah here, some stories known to me from pals:
1. My neighbors once went for a drink at 11PM on a Friday at some place called Choma Boma along Ngong Rd. Dudes see these yellow yellow "intelligent, working class" women who joined them. With ulafi in mind, those thighs got the better of them. Lets just say, 2 tuskers down the line, for these seasoned drinkers ilikuwa ni kungorota kwa meza!! They were woken up (from their seats) 11AM on Sat by the cleaners!! Lost all their money, phones and watches. Car keys intact. The married one had to source from friends the 23K rent he lost ndio bibi asijue! lol
2. A dude - who I've never really understood why he likes to drink in town - told me he decided to go to some joint opposite Tropez with a workmate, can't recall the bar name, for baada ya kazi drinks on a Friday. Two "working class" ladies join their table, ladies buying themselves drinks. On the second, third beer they got talking. My pal decides to go make a call outside leaving his jamaa chatting the ladies inside. Dude got a shock of his life when on returning he found his best pal hapo karibu na mlango being carried off by the two ladies and some new jamaa ati "amelewa". My guy sensed danger and refused to allow these strangers leave with his pal. He caused a scene. The one jamaa who was with these ladies now started threatening him. Bouncers saw the commotion and got involved. The strangers were insisting the "drunk" guy is their pal whilst my pal was also claiming the same. Bouncers decided to grab the phone of the victim and asked both sets of parties to call. My guys call went thru whilst the thugs got busted and left feining "ana number mpya"!!. That victim woke up proper on Monday afternoon!! My pal was a jinga, didn't take the guy to hosi but at least covered for kazi calling on Monday!! Haha
NAIROBI!!!!!!!
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Rank: Member Joined: 2/7/2013 Posts: 447 Location: Nairobi
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ha ha ha na kesho ni Friiiday...am sure they are already cooking the rice and keeping stock mpaka ya Sunday...more victims await...OMG You cant win, unless you first begin....
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Rank: Member Joined: 7/27/2012 Posts: 169
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Meduza wrote:ha ha ha na kesho ni Friiiday...am sure they are already cooking the rice and keeping stock mpaka ya Sunday...more victims await...OMG And dough for cookies..am sure there's a cow is being milked right now in some house to provide 'milk'stock and weed. Someone will lose his household stuff tomorrow. Another will probably die of overdose/accident It's just crazy! yet ni msiba wa kujitakia. But why don't we hear these tales among asians and whites yet they drink in pubs? It's only the black,showy and greedy masufferers who fall into such predicaments with thieves in the name of funga.
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